27 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
1
The readable fragments mention francs and a cashier with a large amount, along with scattered names and phrases. The overall material is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions venice, references to Mitch Palmer, Camila, Americans eating less meat, canned Willy, Groundhog Day, Fatty Wickup, near beer, and butter price drops in New York linked to a Denmark ship. No clear event, date, or source entities extractable.
Reading of petition signatures begins with the secretary of the Commonwealth on various dates in 1920. Notices mention filing deadlines, primary candidate fees, and election-related penalties, with scattered garbled placeholders and names.
Naval personnel are urged to apply for victory buttons and discharge certificates for services in the Navy during the World War. Applications can be made in person or by mail at this office with hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Information is available to interested veterans.
The funeral party will arrive from Rutherford tomorrow morning. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Br. FW. Henrit, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, and interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
The concert offered familiar organ pieces and the Indoy’s light touching strains with proper tone. Mrs David Blair impressed with a graceful vocal solo, performing the five Maria from Gounod. First and second violins, Miss Thompson and Mr Heatrick, accompanied with Miss King assisting.
A late evening program featured Mr. Shure and the Organas with Miss King Mr. Barlow and Miss Reinecke performing a clever blend of piano and organ numbers. Highlights included The Magic Flute and William Tell Overture. The Chapel’s redecorated interior and lighting enhanced the debut plus a forthcoming Spalding concert vows exceptional violin interpretation and a full audience.
The article reports gratitude from the census enumerator for ward residents helpful during enumeration. It notes the ward population matches the estimate within 29, praises Americanism, and urges a vigorous program of Americanization through education and use of English. The writer advocates speaking American and fostering national pride.
In Pittsburgh on January 27, a report notes the United Presbyterian church campaign to revive religion at home by restoring Bible reading and family prayer at the evenings. Dr J Knox Montgomery advocates reviving the tradition as families drift from prayer to moviegoing.
The church surveys 55000 to 60000 families to gauge rebirth of home prayer. A Family Altar Scene formed, with heads of households urged to pledge daily home prayer. Pledges logged at the New World Movement office in Ninth Street, noting member name and congregation.
Mrs James Maken was a guest of Mr and Mrs Solomon Sheetley on Tuesday Albert Stake purchased a fine driving horse Mrs M J Golden was a guest of her sister Mrs C B E Amun and remained at Cherryhill during the week
Local items recount a resident’s fall with a broken arm, visits and social calls in Manorville and Cherryhill, livestock trades, ongoing meetings, a birthday tribute to Samuel Gonogers on his 70th, a church wedding, and a film listing amid varied community chatter.
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