Cats as Property Hinted by State Official Opinion
Deputy Attorney General Horace W. Davis discusses whether a cat can be considered property in a formal opinion responding to inquiries from John H. Ritenour of the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society. He notes a rare state stance and cites views from Connecticut and other jurisdictions.
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John 8. Ritenour
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
Pittsburgh
Davis
Commonwealth
Connecticut
Angoras
Dithrich
Allegheny
House
National Guard
Heras
Public Service Commission
Hummelstown
Funeral for Delia Dasher in Middletown at 2 PM
Mrs. Delia Dasher aged 79 dies at home. Survived by three sons Charles George Dasher and Rob ert Dasher and daughter Mrs William Wagner. Funeral from home tomorrow at 2 o'clock with Rev T C McCarrell officiating. Burial in Middletown Cemetery. Royalton School Board elects teachers Mabel Famous Dorothy Schock Margaret Fear. Walter Henry of Chambersburg visiting. Thieves raid Roy alton cellars taking lard canned goods eggs lard jars of fruit.
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Delia Dasher
Charles
George Dasher
Town
Robert Dasher
Albany
N. Y
William Wagner
T. C. McCarrell
Presbyterian Church
Dasher
Middletown
Royalton
Mabel Famous
Dorothy Schock
Margaret Fear
Walter Henry
Chambersburg
John Leiby
John Foltz
Steelt ont Auto Speeders Fined as Chief Faces Threats
Steeltown police enforce traffic rules after Chief Gardner campaigns for strict ordinances. William Thorny faced a $20 fine on multiple speeding charges and issued a threat at the station. Several others were fined for violations including lights, pool room curfew, indecency, and disorderly conduct. Gardner warns residents to clear stored items from streets to keep access open for fire crews and to curb false alarms.
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Fisher
Burgess
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R. E B. Hannon
North Seventh Street
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West Side
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Haralambus Brothers
Krent
Adams
James Morrison
Burrell
Everett Barnes
Philadelphia
Masters
Charles F. Hoover
North Second Street
Harrisburg
Ridge Street
R. B. Hannan
Canal
Enid
Businessmen Abandon Fourth of July Plans
Officers of the Businessmen's Association announced the Fourth of July celebration has been abandoned to avoid further expense after Steelton recovered from last month's mammoth parade. A demonstration is planned in August with the arrival of new motor apparatus. A feature of the small program is a baseball game between the Steel Company team and the Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power team in the afternoon.
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Businessmen's Association
Steelton
Steel Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power
Choir Rehearsal At First Presbyterian Church Tonight
A rehearsal of the First Presbyterian Church choir is set for seven thirty this evening. Simpson Crawford remains in the borough lockup awaiting a hearing before Justice Steel on a quarrel incident at Locust Grove in which Thomas Easley was struck. A. R. Calder’s car struck 14 year old Charles Wilt at Second and Molin streets injuring his head and leg. he was treated at the steel company emergency hospital and released.
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Auto
A. R. Calder
Charles
Russell Wilt
Second
Molin Streets
the Steel Company
Sokol Union Raises Funds for European Volunteers
At a Croat Sokol meeting nearly all members attended a fund drive raising 50 for volunteers bound for Europe. Luis Skukan and Joseph Dobrinic were congratulated on enlisting in Company C of the National Guard. More members may enlist as organizers urge support.
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Sokol
Sokol Union
Europe
Luis Skukan
Joseph Dobrinic
National Guard
Board to Elect Reorganization of Steelton School Board
Reorganization of the Steelton School Board will occur at a meeting scheduled for Monday night. The Harrisburg Reserves plan midweek drills July 6 and thereafter twice weekly on Wednesday and Friday, with over 250 members on the rolls. A Harrisburg Academy of Medicine meeting tonight will discuss Medical Preparedness for local physicians in the Medical Reserve Corps.
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Steelton School Board
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Academy of Medicine
Medical Reserve Corps
Harrisburg Boys Head to Inglenook YMCA Camp
Harrisburg sends thirteen boys to the Y M C A state camp at Inglenook for a two week outing. Camp director is Rev E W Harman and local boys are under C W Miller supervision. Visiting days are July 4 and July 14 with special athletic events.
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Harrisburg
Inglenook
Harold, Hibler
Arthur Hibler
Laird Landis
Richard Landis
John Beck
Leon Neefe
John Koch
Frank Foose
Harry Nace
Ernest Noll
Robert Mathias
A. Wilson Shecknes
Theodore, Langdon
William Diener
Letter Seeks Mrs Sophia Fry In City
A letter received by the Chief of Police seeks information about Mrs Sophia Fry believed living here. Her maiden name was Hans. The message was sent by Miss Clara Hans of Rolla Missouri.
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Sophia Fry
Hans
Clara Hans
Rolla
Missouri
Final Freight Cutoff Notice at Harrisburg Stations
Reading and Pennsylvania Railroad announce no freight will be received after 4 30 P M at Harrisburg stations starting Monday Wagons arriving after 4 40 P M will not be received final notice issued today for shippers and carriers to adjust shipments
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
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