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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1926

Page

6

It Was a Thing of Beauty It Was a Thing of Beauty

A fragmentary serialized piece recounts Jim Dawson Barry Brown and peers reopening a deserted clay works. Dialogue contrasts imaginations with close observation and memory as a path to happiness. Local items mention Thanksgiving visits and holiday activities in East Wheatfield with college students and community notices.

IM Dawson Barry Brown Jim Pawson Messrs. Dawson Brown Jim Dawson Barry Crown Marry Jim Barry Tarry Bunk Raney Marty Jeneth Barry Scott Crieg Clossona Crmay Bidem Ville Todd Hegan Var

First American Theater Built in 1716 in Williamsburg

A fragment notes the first American theater was erected in 1716 in Williamsburg Virginia on a site facing Palace Green, a narrow park extending from Duke of Gloucester Street toward the royal governor’s palace, marking early colonial culture.

America Williamsburg Var Palace Green Duke of Gloucester Street Pitlace

Local social notes and gatherings in town and surrounding areas

Mrs. John Myers and others travel to Johnstown while games and club meetings occur at home. Attendees include Ameri can Legion members Ty Munroe and Steele Clarke. Various visits, family weekends, Thanksgiving plans in Altoona and Bucknell, and community prayer meetings noted. Ebenezer Church forms cemetery association with Dec 11 meeting. Nov 4, 1926.

John Myers Town C. A. Mahan Dixonville C. 1. Whited Barnesboro Johnstown Gay Leisure Bridge Ty. W. Munroe Steele Clarke Ameriican Legion Kenneth Beck Paney R. C.layde Michel Middletown Mina Sarah Tlawes Bucknell New Towhelle Prank Beam Rud Tiie Car Jaerson Learer C. CO. Walker Paul Lowman Raymond Blrick Ebenezer Church Ebenezer Cemetery Association

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