10 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
1
The United Presbyterian Church selects G Wills of the Federal Bank of Cleveland as chairman of the New World Movement committee. Lyman L. Pierce named campaign director as the Interchurch World Movement units coordinate a $40,000,000 fund to expand church at home and abroad.
Communion services and visits across Brushvalley including Rev. Lewis Steeles of Marchand at multiple churches. Reports on illness, sales, a Farmers Institute at Brushvalley Methodist Church, road snow shoveling progress, and sick lists with local families and residents mentioned.
Uniontown area notes report C M Sweitzer of Portage to move his family there by April 1. Gaye Stiffler returns often from William Lanes for a couple of months. Protracted Pine Grove meeting continues with Rev Stormer of Garman. Mrs Beringer returns from Ebensburg visit. Sick improving. Gertrude Ruggles employed at Meade Borings. Mrs George Stiffler, daughter Gaye and Martha visit Alex Beringer. Loy Beringer and Irvin Craig go Barnesboro. Hershal Garman returns to Nanty Glo after two weeks with family. Loy Beringer and Calvin Rimmel visit Emeigh. Cecil Coble makes trip to Cherry Tree. Clair Beringer buys a new Chevrolet from EY Be McCormick of Cherry Tree. Nellie Aber returns from Cockport after sister visit.
Ongoing high waters in Two Hick and Yellow Creeks delay RF D men. E Amon? visits county seat valley. Glenn Widdowson buys Christie farm and plans family relocation soon. Royden Coy of Robindale visits. B L Stephens sale postponed to a later date. David Smith of Indiana spends the week in Manorville. Cora Sleepy returns from Clymer visit. Newly Wels Mr and Mrs William Thomads stay with their parents. C C Coy buys a fine guera ssey last week. Mary is noted as well.
Wing is convalescent after a severe pneumonia attack. Grange members of Penn Run bought a piano for social purposes. Hannah Hadden remains confined to her room. Mr. and Mrs. were guests at the Yr on Sunday. The Flu spread through Cherryhill with no fatalities. Families and neighbors visited, including Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Hines and children at the F. Cc. Amond home. Mrs. Anna Lemon is slowly improving after illness. Mrs. Don Pattison spent a week with her parents. Josephine and Robert McKendrick visited Clymer on Thursday. Mary spent Sunday at the C. E. Amond home. Frank McFagland and Smith are mentioned in passing.
Smith College reports nearly half a million dollars given to students since 1871 under the 4 000 000 Fund. Vera Rothberg, chairwoman, notes per capita loss about 65 79 dollars last year, with annual average losses around 60 dollars per student, yielding roughly 462 460 dollars total.
GHEENVILLE Pa March 8 Local resident challenges the film Eve a la Mode as immoral prompting state censor action. Movie house manager arrested as courts prepare to hear the case. Officials say the matter tests film censorship precedent in the state.
On Elders Ridge floor Friday night the Elders Ridge Vocational Basketball team beat Derry 48 to 14. Key players included McCommick Harvey Fulton Horner Wardrope Wilson Wagner Wagner Snyder Yealey and others from both teams.
The text cites a traditional saying attributed to Mohammed about lies in record keeping by the recording angel. It notes three exceptions: a lie told to reconcile two men, a lie formed by a man to his own wits, and a lie made during war involving a promise or threat.
An excerpt noting the current era overfloweth with superfluous ideas and elusive essential sense, reflecting on intellectual excess and muddled thought without concrete events or figures.
A fragment notes sycamore wood as highly durable. It claims a statue of reeds and bow in the Museum of Gizeh Cyro is nearly six thousand years old and appears sound in natural state.
A Cincinnati Enquirer notice warns readers that individuals may be targeted by threats tied to last names and first names, urging caution for those named and their associates.
A brief, cryptic quote from the Houston Post notes someone may excel at hard tasks but defaults to consuming corned beef and cabbage, suggesting mental focus is skewed toward food rather than spiritual matters.
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