25 May 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
1
Kiwanis is described as a selective organization of professionals united to advance moral uplift through the Golden Rule. The text extols how fellowship and mutual respect foster confidence, initiative, and civic action, transforming self-centered professionals into engaged contributors to child welfare and benevolent projects.
A municative scientist becomes a radiant personality of contagious cheer and fellowship. The piece notes her impact within Kiwanis and her expanding circle of influence as years pass, with achievements growing toward the sky in Scranton.
A narrator recalls the Twelve Points of the Scout Law and the Boy Scouts of America, noting trustworthiness loyalty and other traits. He recounts choosing a Scoutmaster, the movement’s aims, and its role in building character, with observation on boys joining and the organization’s guidance from the National Council.
Reportage describes tense Ulster frontier life with snipers, armored cars, and machine gun nests. Police and soldiers patrol amid raids, kidnap threats, and mass emigration while civilians fear stray bullets and theft of British arms amid looming violence between Sinn Fein and Orange forces.
The page lists numerous named performers and groups led by Rainbow Chorus and Woodland Sprites, with attendants and maiden/mistress entries. It catalogs members like Elizabeth Tans, Misses Berewan clipfel cribb s, and Titania Queen of the Woodland Sprites, among many others in a vivid performer's roll call.
An auditorium pageant blends Robin Hood lore with a Maytime wedding plot. Maid Marian and Robin Hood unite in a moonlit forest scene as Friar Tuck conducts a woodland ceremony. Villagers and faery folk celebrate with choral interludes and a finale of blessings.
An incoherent paragraph recalls past events and mentions Anna Bibel and a fox tale. The text appears as a garbled reminiscence from the Leatherneck Gazette, with scattered names and phrases. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Pierce & Peirce announce public sale on the premises at the corner of Fifth and School Streets Indiana Borough on Wednesday May 26 at 2:00 PM. The property includes a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings on sixty by one hundred forty four feet with garden and alley, held by Jno Jn McKennrick in partition. Terms: ten percent down, balance by mortgage on delivery of deed.
In London May 2 the United States refused Britain's offer to surrender the airship R86 in exchange for repayment of funds advanced after the ZR-2 disaster. The ZR-2 collapsed on its final trial flight, killing about fifty people, with the U S having provided more than $1,000,000.
Blairsville Independents beat Blairsville Tron Works 5 to 0 in the league baseball opener. How ard Mellon, assistant trainmaster of the Conemaugh Division, threw the first ball. Umpire Mr. Austin oversaw the game as Blairsville hopes for a strong season on par with the 1981 lineups.
Transfers record several property parcels including Beringer to John K. Baker in Cherry Tree for 200, Rhea to doc Lovas in Jacksonville for 8,900, Nivewonger to Clair Leas ure in Clymer for 2,200, Johnston to Donald D. Bush in Shelocta for 900, Pattison to De Mott in Rayne for 600, and Snyder to Sides covering 32 acres in Brushvalley for 4,000. Also a fragmented note about a dramatic text and an unclear verse about a woman and a man in a town.
Radio schedule from KDKA Pittsburgh features baseball scores and a talk titled Why a Corporate Trustee by CPL Zimmerman of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association. Another segment covers Waterways with Cornish Bailey, and an address Courage Acres of Diamonds by Russell H. Conwell at Kaufman’s Auditorium. Music by Berg's String Entertainers and pianist I. Hahne with vocal by Miss Lustin Mullvin Peterson.
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