10 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented account discusses postwar hopes for a lasting frontier peace between Britain and the United States. It references the idea of a shared border without sentinels, and laments renewed signs of distrust and hatred along the frontier.
Bey, 8, and Tekey visit Hollidaysburg with friends this week. Readers note Toeasberb oats and other local points mentioned in the fragment.
Funeral services for Ay Fo States were conducted by Rev. C William at his Panxsutawney home with interment at Ping Grove Cemetery. States, born April 9, 1850, son of Adam and Susan Slits, lived in Indiana County, served as justice of the peace in Tuliana County, and was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Rochester Mills. He is survived by sons Edward, Joseph, Bert, and daughters Mrs. W. MM Preminis Tina and Winifred.
The article discusses Democratic selections for an armament committee delegation. It notes John W. Davis as a potential member and mentions Derby, Tumbossee, and Helios as likely names. It hints at future selections and advisory personnel shaping the delegation.
Fragmented OCR text appears as garbled verse about a new Gur quality and a pledge to pass love, with inconsistent spelling and missing context. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified from the readable fragments.
The readable lines show fragmented words and unclear context. No coherent event or names are extractable to form a factual summary. Remaining text lacks identifiable entities or a definite action.
Boosters plan a meeting in Independent Hall Monday evening to discuss the road meet at Marion Center. Richmond P. O. has moved into the President's Class and will attend the gathering.
A fragmented notice from Dayton details a September fair and a disputed plan for a direct road route bypassing Creekside and Chambersville. It notes a public meeting with speakers, a committee vote to appoint a Harvishupe on the matter, and opposition from residents fearing railroad crossing changes and altered drainage. A delegation from Creekside-Chambersville visited Harrisbitte, while Pat residents face a proposed route shift. The postmaster and federal appointments are briefly cited alongside fair preparations and agricultural exhibits for September.
OCR text lists many pupil names and grades as the school assigns students for the coming year. It mentions teachers and staff, with several places and names blurred or garbled. The fragment reads like a school roster and assignment notice for classes.
A fragment recalls a turbulent courtship with a troubled young man who declares he would not commit, framing a tense marriage decision and personal conflict amid uncertain circumstances.
The State Highway Department lists detours and upcoming work across several routes between Harrisburg and York, with changes to detours near New Bedford and New Bedford area adjustments. Notable corridors include Route 2 between Annsfield and Tiag and other connections such as Allentown to March, and Montgomery County towns with planned work ending in September.
Widespread flood damage reported across Texas after a heavy rainfall and cloudburst. San Antonio river overflow inundated streets near Marys Street and River Avenue with rapid water rises. Rescue boats pulled residents from submerged homes while relief centers organized aid for thousands in affected neighborhoods. Community-wide surveys and continued evacuations followed as authorities tracked rising waters along major arteries and parks.
The ceremony, performed by Rev. Dey Uilion, united Chloe Wot and Dena Be, with Marita Petoraian and Mino Marita Petoraian among guests. The event drew attention as Whites and Mrs Lytle of Vandergrite joined in celebrating in West Philadelphia.
On Saturday September 10 the Hallow weather pattern appeared typical for the season as temperatures hovered alongside seasonal norms across the state. The day offered no extreme conditions with the mercury remaining steady in the moderate range.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hohe returning to Greensburg with Olive Auter, Kinter of Da vening, and Mr. er. Sunday references Mr. and Hion with daughter Helen Burns, plus Barns and Zoly in Mills. Deadly implication remains unclear.
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