10 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
1
A fragmentary report discusses Bee still training after a layoff, aiming to return as a fighter. It notes concerns about aging, fitness, and a possible Savill meet, with mentions of brothers and Ward as related figures.
A young challenger steps up to face the most elusive goalie yet, as Britton will not reach thirty-five again. The upcoming bout pits the novice against a veteran master of saves in a high stakes showdown.
Miss Anna Lohr and Miss Katherine Lohr joined Miss Frace Orr for a social call on Mrs. Lee Orr one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lohr and daughter Anna, with Mr. Bert Orr, were Indiana callers on Tuesday. Vernie McSwiney and Carl Brady visited Bryan Miller last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Frye, Bryan Miller, and Eva Mae Miller were Indiana callers on Tuesday. Jud Tunkins appeals to youngsters claiming classic heroes like Achilles once brawl in a playful sports analogy.
Ben Avon residents listed as town callers and shoppers on Tuesday and Wednesday. Names include Thomas Lucas, Charles Layton, Mrs Cochran of Indiana, Mrs McMahon, Mrs Palmer, Mrs Frank Pittman, Mr Joe Rumbaugh, Mr John Hoover, Mr Shannon, Mrs Roy McMahon and daughter, Miss May Galentine. A column note urges caution: "Or Burn the Bridges Before you are right."
William Huey and family are sick. Mrs James Graham and daughter Mary spend winter in Philadelphia. W A Roley moves Company store to a new concrete building. Two mines shut down, one operates half time. Workers return home. several locals noted in town. Roy Gorman visited Friday. Alfred Brown spent days in Jamestown. Lamborn made a Glen Campbell trip. Roley called there Friday. Loews Shields resumes teaching after a week ill. Local notes reflect slow business and community routines.
A force of engineers and two survey crews left Foxburg for Glation to hasten the Clarion dam site selection. A headquarters camp will be built below town for the public. Drilling and site tests will compare Foxburg and lower dam locations, with projections to finish plans before spring. Charles P Hawley, Washington engineer, will advise on the project and monitor progress through winter.
A child named Edith listens as her father places a table knife across guitar strings to imitate a ukulele. She then comments that the strange sound does not resemble a real instrument, sparking a simple exchange about music and imagination.
A fragment from a historical page quotes Walt Whitman on dangers to a nation and the fate of degraded portions of people. It discusses early Florida and California introductions of oranges, references Spanish exploration, and mentions migration from India or southern China with uncertain dates and authorities.
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