11 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
1
A historic notice warns employers of new legal obligations under the Compensation Act. It questions whether negligence makes an employer an insurer of all workers and asks if employers must insure or prove financial ability to pay. It outlines penalties for noncompliance and explains employee election options under the act.
Indiana and Blairsville residents are mentioned visiting, visiting and illness notes. Citizens such as O Smith Geary Overdorff Rankin Hagerman O Mal and Widdowson visit and travel. church and civic groups meet for prayers and fundraisers. A charity benefit at Palmer's theatre is announced and local businesses and landmarks are referenced amid a string of brief community updates.
A sentimental plea on family duty and financial risk. It argues young farmers often face mortgage burdens when starting a home for their family and suggests life insurance as a remedy to prevent a wife and children from hardship after an breadwinner’s death. The piece questions community responsibility and urges forethought and insurance as safeguards.
Moses L. Andrew of Cincinnati, a wealthy manufacturer, left a probate note cautioning his children against signing personal bonds or endorsing notes for others. The testament advised avoiding permanent guarantees and highlighted the risk to patrimonies when relatives pledge themselves to obligations.
Dr Fieger state superintendent discusses the monetary value of education at the Central Pennsylvania Association meeting in Harrisburg. He cites international wealth differences tied to schooling, compares nations with strong and weak educational systems, and presents Brookyn case data on earnings by age of school leaving.
Local telephones listed for the 403 Savings and Trust Building in Indiana and Pennsylvania. The snippet notes a shared exchange and regional listing details in the old directory segment.
Saltman residents were entertained on New Year’s Eve by the Big Seven amateur troupe. Christina Fairbanks, training as a nurse at Windber, visited her parents. Crete resident Nelson Bothel and Washington College student Glemt Stephens were among visitors. Mabel Sloommist helps in the company store during the rush. Ungh Coffell, Quade Smith, and Le. A. Waster host and attend. A hive crowd attended a prayer gathering at Mr. Waster’s home Wednesday.
Swisvale resident Mr Dudley Brithert visited his brother Mr John Brillhart in town. Indiana-bound relatives returned home after holidays. Mildred Ferguson visited Margaret Buck. Esther Stiffler returned to Altoona after holidays with her parents. Mrs Staut Nelson and daughter Mary Alta shopped in Barnesboro. Jeanne Goon returned from Florence NC. Glen Thompson and Verna Wagner shopped in Barnesboro. Mr and Mrs John Johns and son Ever came home from Georgia for the holidays. Mrs Cope Ogden hosted the Ladies Aid at her home, social hour followed by lunch. Mrs Curtis Waleslugle returned from Snowshoe after holidays. Ada Keith is on silk distribution list. Albert Sekapot Alverda visited his son Charles. Mildren Bunch of Wandin employed at Adam Keith’s home. R Keith and John Simony were Indiana callers. Charles Wright of Alverda visited Fr Y Wolf. Mrs Curtis Waleslugle had a visitor Friday. Dolly Barr was selling end of town Monday. The young Thomas Rickup is ill at this writing.
Zola Burns returns home for the weekend from Ward Burns' house. Funeral attendees from the area joined Gale Leasure at Pine Vail on Sunday. Revelers at Commodore Wednesday included Carl Burns Alfred Fisher Glair Afly Kirk Sheestea Zoln Burns Paul Sheesley Helen Beer John Stitt Helen Burns. Miss Wamima Mumau visited Dixonville Tuesday. Roy Stitt spent last week with friends at Pine Flats. Shirp Stonebraker bought a new Word. Mrs Peter Rodgers of Monster visited her sister Mrs George Bout. desse Peiffer and Alber Fisher were callers in Clymer Saturday. Nellie Rice was here Sunday. Indiana visitors included George Beey Webster Murmuu and A Rodkey.
Mrs Jol Park and Mrs Lee Glover took a business trip to Indiana last Saturday. An entertainment is planned at Marlin School House Thursday evening January 12. Miss Grave Park was a Five Points caller last week. Mrs John Clowes visited Mrs Bryan Miller last Thursday. He and Mrs Bryan Miller and family visited Mr and Mrs George Prye last Saturday. Mr David Clowes was a Five Points caller on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Samuel McFarland moved near Five Points. Mr Floyd Ort took a business trip to Indiana last Friday. Mr James Johnston and Mr Bryan Miller spent Wednesday at Myra Spenge's home. They have installed new officers of the Grandwdor for the coming year.
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