31 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1921
Page
1
A neighbor inspires a poor boy from a saw mill to pursue education, showing one person’s influence can spark a chain of uplift that continues beyond a lifetime. The tale echoes Dickens and Handel, noting how early hardship met perseverance fuels achievement and moral impact.
The notice announces a Halloween event at Sutton-Miller garage starting at 7 30 with a parade and street dancing. An A endin band and a thousand fairies and goblins are planned to perform while the old Originals are asked to attend for the Mummers Parade. Merchants along Philadelphia are said to allow support for the event.
Washington reports Republican leaders plan a tentative order of business for the new session. Tax legislation and anti beer measures take priority with the railroad debt funding bill. A foreign debt compromise may wait for the regular session.
A fragmented account muses on lightning and human reaction. It notes experts and seers as witnesses to danger, with remarks on instinct and perception guiding choices under peril. The passage hints at seeking reassurance amid uncertainty, framing danger as an expected part of life.
Fragmentary text portrays Izaak Walton and Tan Melton amid references to water lifa and corgiieat angles. The piece hints at lively settings, notes on cards, and a work by Rinel, suggesting a literary or playful historical snippet without a clear narrative core.
Miss Sarah Lewis Misgy aged 67 died Saturday evening at her home in Young township. She was a daughter of the late John G Lewis and Tlzkheth Lewis and is survived by several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held in Young township Tuesday at one oclock with interment at Oakland cemetery. Mrs Lizzie Henry died at Seward Sunday morning at seven oclock. The deceased was 85 years two months old and leaves four children and two brothers. The brothers are George Bennett of New Kensington and Michal Bennett of Indiana. Funeral services will be conducted in the Cain home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock.
George Guthrie of New Alexandria area suffered a left leg fracture and narrowly escaped serious injury when his car went over a bank on the road near New Alexandria. He had just left home for work at the State road camp moments earlier. A five ton auto truck crashed through a bridge floor at Rexisko Creek, while county crews work on the bridge. Dr S. Taylor, former Believeron pastor from 1887 to 1900, died after a weeklong illness from pneumonia at his Belle Vernon home.
A prayer and praise service drew about 450 people yesterday afternoon at the YMCA. The Methodist Episcopal Church choir led the music, lifting spirits despite a crowded room. An announcement about next Sunday’s meeting will follow later in the week.
A garbled World War era report describes dignitaries including President Coolidge and Gen. Pershing arriving for a welcoming event. Mentions Maj. Gen Johnny, Adm. Robert, and Marshal Much leading ceremonies. The piece emphasizes unity and praise for Allied victory, with ominous language about civic duties and postwar peace.
Lands in Armstrong township posted for the hunting season with threats of prosecution for trespass. Listing of landowners and officials. White township notices forbid hunting on premises with penaltiesตาม law. Funeral sermon query and Federation of Bible Chiasers in Pennsylvania referenced with calls to action and concerns about organization delays.
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