Statewide constitutional amendments to be voted in
Public notice outlines proposed Pennsylvania constitutional amendments sponsored by Robert McFee. If approved by two legislatures and the people at general election, changes would alter term lengths for state officials, elect biennially in even years, and consolidate courts. Ballots planned for next January convening legislature and November general election.
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Pennsylvania
Robert Mcfee
Commonwealth
Sualbee
Huddelphia Police Court
Maglaa
Apf
Common Pleas Court of Alles
Philadelphia
troMlpa
Many visitors and residents named in local notes
Joseph Keener of Idamar visited Indiana on Tuesday. Attorney Alex Mabon of Pittsburg visited his brother. Hebe Vieltor Héank Dorr of Idamar was in Indianne this morning. Daniel Will of Homer City and George Walters of Tanoma were in town yesterday. Mines Flore and Nellie Overdorff went to Lock Haven to spend ten days with relatives. Mida Mary McSparrin of Weest Church atrest returned home after five weeks with Blairaville friends. Prof H D Condron and family from Blairaville visited at the latter’s sister’s home, Mr and Mrs Wilse McCartney. James C Getty, visiting his family, left for Martintown to work for Williams Lumber Co. John Pierce and family were represented. Flo Mitchell and Josephine McConnell with Mr and Mrs J Wallace joined the Russell party at Chautauqua Lake on Aug. 4. Mr and Mrs Jamies Dodds of Water Street returned from Logansport, where they camped on the Allegheny banks in a cottage owned by Senator M L McQuown. Cleafield and James A McQuown of Indians spent a few hours in Day Bola Sunday. Mrs M L McQuown visits her sister Mrs L E Webs ter in Du Bole. Mr and Mrs Craig Stumpf and their son James have returned to Uniontown from visiting his parents on South Seventh street. Eva Stumpf will visit there for some time.
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Jamies Dodds
Water Street
Logansport
Allegheny
M. L. McQuown
Cleafield
James A. McQuown
du Bole Courier
Craig Stumpf
James
J. R. Stumpf
South Seventh Street
Uniontown
Mies Eva Stumpt
Maude Cameron
North Ninth Street
A. Hamilton Stewart
Warfon Center
Miss Cameron
Folio G. Cameron
J. W. Cary
M. E. Church
Stewart
Marion Center
Mary Stewart
Harvey Stewart
Indiana
Springdale
Wandererit
Indians Normal
Burglary at Yuckenberg Home Yields Small Change
A thief entered the Yuckenberg residence on youth sixth street Monday afternoon and rifled a bureau. Harry Yuckenberg lost only three 20-dollar bills tucked away, while a stick pin and small purses were taken. The intruder carefully avoided large bills and left them hidden. Mrs Yuckenberg and daughter Mary were in the garden. screen door was hooked from inside. Police seek leads as residents speculate the culprit was a youth. The article also notes Indiana Eagles accept county championship bid and upcoming games on Normal grounds with invites for dates.
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Yuckenberg
Tte
Harry Yuckenberg
Arcadia hotelkeeper nets Brady Bouse at Perker's Landing
Eyal Lypeshar and Ernst Lypsoher of Arcadia secure Brady Bouse at Perker's Landing as the Hqnor Neepse is transferred to Kisianning. Five refrigerators accompany the deal in this unreadable rashed notice from the garbled OCR.
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Ernst Lypsoher
Arcadia
Thay
Brady Bouse
Perker’s Landing
Indiana men doing things at Norfolk
State Treasurer John O. Sheatz reports record school disbursements in Indiana, totaling 4,069,141.78 for June 3 to August 1, with July receipts at 4,956,819.80. The general balance stands at 11,043,796.04, including 9,426,525.35 in the general fund and 2,517,270.60 in the sinking fund. Also notes warrants for over 500,000 drawn by the Department of Public Instruction not yet received by the Treasury. Separately, the Pennsylvania Norfolk Investment Company reports agreement with Cast Thread Fitting and Foundry Company to move its plant to Norfolk on land owned, boosting local industry and transport links. Major D. W. Simpson leads the Norfolk venture with E. J. Miller as secretary and stockholders Edward Rowe and S. F. Warner among others.
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John O. Sheatz
Dual Hearst
Treasury
Alleghany National Bank
Capitol
Department of Public Instruction
Sheats
Pennsylvania-Norfolk Investment Company
Audiber
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Cast
Pennsylvania-Norfolk People
Worka
D. W. Simpson
Pennsylvania-Norfol
Virginia City
E. J. Miller
Homer City
Edward Rowe
5. FB. Warner
Gessler Popular in Boston Star Player Delights Fans
Jacob C Morse reports from Boston that Dr Harry Gessler remains a star with the team and a warm favorite in a baseball mad city. The Boston club leads the league in batting through July 1 with Detroit second, and attendance is rising as fans expect next year’s club to rival the best.
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Jacob C., Morse
Baseball Magazine
Boston
Sporting Life
Harry Gessler
Bostons
Fms
Letroit
Seashore Visit To Atlantic City Planned By Several Local Residents
A group of residents led by Mr and Mrs George Dickey and including Mr and Mrs Lafayette Butter and other couples plans a two week visit to Atlantic City starting Thursday morning. Additional guests attend a ten day outing with Miss Laabis and Mrs Besa Cunningham among those invited. A dance at Idlewood Park is scheduled Friday evening August 7 after Tuesday's rain postponed event. Music by Opera House band with special games listed.
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Atlantic City
George Dickey
Lafayette Butter
Mra
E. B. Campbell
J. R. Richards
M. HB. Wilson
Chbildren
H. O. Christy
Temes A. Crossman
Miss Laabis
Idlewood Park
Opera House
Windber Public Schools Elects New Primary Teacher
Elesied tee School in Windber, Mice Ade Kealler of Chysinut errest reportedly elected as primary teacher for Windber public schools this morning, marking a local educational appointment.
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Elesied Tee School
Windber
Mice Ade Kealler
Chysinut Errest
Samu bt Wii aa Borba 2 Bhop in the basement of the Fenmpera
Samu reports a disturbance at Borba 2 in the Fenmpera basement. Police are called as the incident unfolds with unclear details and no injuries reported.
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Samu
Fenmpera
Glen Campbell Wins Easily In Saturday Baseball Clash
Punxytawney Independents were no match for the Glen Campbell aggregation on their grounds as Campbell won 11 to 6. McGee and Thompson tried their powers on the Glen Campbell pitchers but the hosts hit and chased them across a wide region. The day also featured Kent beating Parkwood by forfeiture in a game interrupted by the Parkwood nine. Adrian defeated Tyler-Wallopsburg 6 to 4 with Kinneberg and Baonack pitching for Adrian and Laverack on the mound for Tyler.
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Punxcytawney Independents
Glen Campbell
McGee
Thompson
Kent
Parkwood
Old Battery
Livingston
William Williamson
Tyler-Wallopsburg
Earl Hewitt
Adrian Buschab
Adrian
Kinneberg
G. Baonack
Laverack
Tyler
County Officials to Attend State Convention in Greensburg
County Commissioners Shupe Reamer and Sheffer of Greensburg plan to attend the State Commissioners Convention set for September 15 16 and 17 at Westmoreland's new Court House Expecting a large attendance and notable speeches the event promises to be a landmark in county governance Former County Superintendent J T Stewart and family traveled within the county today and plan to move to Colorado later in the month Prof Stewart has rented his house to Fr P Garret Also a local hardware store advertises reduced refrigerators and meat and vegetables for hot weather buyers
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Shupe
Reamer and Sheffer
Greensburg
Westmoreland
New Court House
Thia
J. T. Stewart
Stewart
Colorado
Prof
Biahaung
P. Garret
Weddings Sparkle As Ayera and Reider Tie Knot In Indiana
O B Ayera of Pittsburg and Lena Reider were wed Tuesday at the Junker residence Halcyon in Indiana with few relatives present. Dr T B Gilbert officiated. The couple plan a honeymoon to Cleveland Duluth New York and Atlantic City before setting up home in Pittsburg after September 16.
Electrical Storm Destroys Barn in Rochester Mills
A Tuesday evening storm across the county brought heat relief after a 96 degree day and caused damage. Lightning struck Charley H. Tiger’s barn at Rochester Mills, destroying the structure. livestock escaped but crops burned, with $600 insurance. Adam Smith’s home on South Third Street endured minor damage. A separate ad promotes Empress Restorer hair product from Hildebrand Drug Store.
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Charjey H. Tiger
Rochester Milla
Thompson
Adam Smith
South Third Street
Wan
Glen Campbell Man Dies After Train Incident
James Culham of Glen Campbell died at Memorial Hospital after being struck by a train near Creagon while attempting to board a freight. He was reportedly years old and sustained leg injuries, both legs amputated yesterday, but he did not recover.
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Johnstown
James Culham
Memorial Hospital
Creagon
Glen Campbell
Tein
Kaylor
Ruan
Cone
Business College Opens September Second
Prof J Murray Pierce, head of Indiana ness College, leaves for Roanoke Virginia August 25 to assume secretary and training duties at the National Business College. He will oversee Banking and Office Practice and lecture Higher Account in Business Law. Prof P B Neabitt of Pl. will take charge of the school opening September 7, bringing years of commercial college experience to Shorthand and Typing departments.
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J. Murray Pierce
Indiananess College
Roanoke
National Business College
Pierce
Pieros
P. 8. Neabitt
N Bag
Worana
Bu College
Chicago
Armstrong Township Teachers Choose New Diamondville Principal
Readers see a garbled notice of Arp township school board elections naming teachers and staff to positions at Diamondville and Seward schools. Also mentions an Armstr ong County lawyer letter and an unrelated ad for Piper's Ping Pong Photos with misspelled lines and scattered contact details.
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Arp Township
Walker
H. H. Hileman
Che Fiat
Blanche Wissinger
Emms Kinter
Hilltop
Paul W. Parkwood
Perry George
McCreigl Zuella Rowe
John Fleming
U Johnston
James Fleming
Elle
Union Flat
Lulu Campbell
Peel Robert Scott
Anthony
Heber Ray
Roy G. Wolfe
Pring
Big Bend
Diamondville
Oliford McLaughlin
Heghho
Seward Sche
Piper
Marshall Ball
Post Cerda
Groupe Attealdence
Onsae
Ee Studio
Marshall Bldg
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Eople
Joseph Keener
Idamar
Alex, Mabon
Pittsburg
A. W. Mabon
Héank Dorr
Daniel Will
George Walters
Tanoma
Mines Flore
Nellie Overdorff
Lock Haven
Mida Mary
McSparrin
Weets Church Atrest
Blairaville
H. D. Condron
Wilse McCartney
James C. Getty
Martintown
The
Willams Lumber Co
John 4. Pierce
Mias
Flo Mitchell
Josephine McConnell
J. ©. Wallace
Russell
Chautauqua Lake
Indiana Eagles
Erneat
Indiana County Amartour
Paul Gessler
Complog
Neer
South Bend
Gud
James A. Taylor
Crooked Creek
Ngar South Bend
Miia Mary Whitemen
Siecle St. Olpir
Latrobe
Eyal Lypeshar
Sheatz
Norfolk
Maj
Seneca Thread Company
Gessler
Idlewood Dance
Joseph Shertzinger
Rost Church Street
Honer
Mary
Af Justice
Ayers —Reider
O. B. Ayera
Schenley
Ayera Young Hat Co
Lena Reider
B. L. Junker
Junker
Halcyon
T. B. Gilbert
Christ Episcopal Church
Ayera
Migs
Reider
B. TL. Junker
Havingeen
E. E
Pittgourg
Cameron
Rufener
Foster Walker
Mina Sallie Ruffner
Armstrong Township
Thorsday
John C. Cromer
Burnalde
U. S
Hildebrand Drug Store
Mre
H. Ney Prothero
Clymer
Mra. Prothero
Blairsville
Mrz. Prothero
John Flemente
Indigna
Mahaffey
Waein
Indigna County
Ambrose Newle
Conlamangh
Telann
HS Hort
James Cunningham
Business College
Nesbitt
Armatrong
James Anderaop
D. Ly Nuloo
Ford City
Parana
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