28 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1915
Page
1
City Editor SMITH of the Indiana Post is highlighted in a one month feature. The piece notes his role and contribution as editor and mentions the newspaper's second class matter designation and postal handling in Indiana.
Second-hand gas range for sale ideal for laundry use. Inquire at 037 Church Street. 83
WANTED. 4 'ANTED-Carpenter work, new and repair. George '',McHenry, Car oes Contractor, fecals 869-x and tt-x WANTED-Unfurnished bedroom at otite, Inquire 709 Philadelphia 1. 84. WANTED-Girl for general house work. Small family, no children. Foreign girl preferred. Inquire of Gazette office. 84 FO RENT-Six-room house with a house attached. Inquire 1160 church street. ' 86-x
Plush driving glove lost between South Street and Bunyan's Livery. Return to Gazette Office, 84.
A muff was found at First National Bank and the owner may claim it by presenting this notice and paying a stated fee. The notice serves as the official record of the found item and claims process.
A mosaic of satirical observations on World War I era politics and figures. The excerpt riffs on figures like Roosevelt and Wilhelmstrasse, notes imagined ties to detectors of news, and jokes about suffrage petitions, calendar woes, and clergymen in the army. It juxtaposes international tension with domestic commentary in a breezy editorial voice.
A dated, satirical montage references Theodore Roosevelt, Secretary Lansing, Villa, and British figures, noting pacifist and preparedness debates. It touches on Christmas, Santa, and public figures while lampooning headlines about China, Japan, and Bull Moose conventions. It closes with reflections on Congress and domestic gift giving.
Police investigate possible motive after a New Governor film shown at the theater provokes anger among Black patrons. No arrests have been reported as investigators continue inquiries into the disturbance and its cause.
Ralph and Roy of Pittsburgh are listed in a continuing notes column. Mr and Mrs J B Walton from Windher visit Indiana for Christmas with Mr and Mrs B F Keller of Chestnut Street. Mr Patton has returned to Windher and his wife expects to visit here briefly.
In Chicago a new periscope bonnet lets a masher spy from a millinery deck while three young women parade on State street. A fashion display turns into a chase as the wearer prepares to strike. A sunlit moment explains the ruse. A manager notes trimming costs by altering stage lines to avoid props and smoking.
Washington dispatch reports Pan-American scientific congress opening with over a thousand delegates from twenty one republics. Secretary Lansing presents Pan-Americanism as an international policy, aligning Americas, while Wilson extends a hopeful telegram. Emphasizes unity, information, and mutual protection against aggression.
New York dispatch reports Mrs Bryan and St William J Bryan had received passage aboard the Rotterdam liner but cancelled plans. Captain Boy Ed and Captain Brand Whitlock were mentioned as associates. Wilson envoys to Europe and other figures were noted in the recall.
George W Glover, seventy two, son of Mrs Maury Taher Pettis, dies at his home in the Mack hills near Lead. Cause of death not fully stated. Interment plans pending.
Roy Pine Plats and Leroy Hall wife and two Vintheon children attended a ceremony at Chis Gingai honoring Watan Huterbeuph and wife at Porn Thin Mi Patow Phew. Margaret Mes Basel Vauthen visited at ddian in Phe say Mie Hiaeetie. Helen Misentin, a student in the Secolat School, Indiana, spends vacation with Misses Mary Par ry and Mary Sides. Mrs Judson Parsy and daughter were also present.
Mary and Mrs. Samuel Gueat and Mrs. Samuel Gibson entertained guests from Indiana on Tuesday. Jennie Stephens visited Mrs. Charles Dickison in Clymer. Asher Glenn and J R Hoover, Indiana callers, appeared Friday and Saturday. Lizzie Elwood of Ellwood Springs plans several months with Mrs. J A Sides. Carrie Glevenger and children travel to Chester Virginia to start a new home. Rachael Sides hosted Christmas dinner with Mrs. Turner, Mrs Yeagley, Mrs Williams, and Miss Elwood. Frank Parry and family joined Mr. Hudson Parry for Christmas Day.
Marlin Learn and wife and Ruth of Homer City spent Christmas with James Earn and wife. Wallace Learn and wife of Nixonville visited Bowman's and Beringer's families in Greensburg. Elie Langham is listed as sick. Mrs Fifis Armstrong of Toming Summit visited Talward Donehey. O V McGine family visited friends in Cockport. Mrs Kerr, long ill, shows slow improvement.
Parkwood Me residents share Christmas visits and news of local families. J M Robinson elected teacher at Parkwood School to replace James Sharp. Numerous relatives and friends visit homes, travels to Indiana and Gracetown noted. A large ensemble from the church attends a Saturday evening service.
Miss Ewila Colbitt of Indiana Normal is home for Christmas vacation. Local families visit, celebrate, and host holiday events. Penn Run High School plans an entertainment next Friday with a pie and box social to follow, proceeds aiding the high school.
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