County Towns News Highlights Visitors and Visits
Rev CG L Nevins and wife with son from Freeport visited Mrs A B Rodkey. Alex and Mrs Doug lass hosted with Roy Douglass in Millville. Miss Helen and Anna Mary MeAfood departed to visit grandparents near Marion Center. Rev C L Nevins and Mrs Nevins from Freeport called on Miss Anna Rice. Mrs Arthur Caughman of Pittsburgh visited sister Mrs Hugh Hicock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cg, L. Nevins
Freeport
A. B. Rodkey
Alex Douglas
Roy Douglass
Millville
Helen
Anna Mary Me
C. L. Nevins
Anna Rice
Arthur Caughman
Pittsburgh
Hugh Hicock
Visiting relatives and townsfolk fill weekend social circuit
Swisavale residents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nupp and children visit Geo Nupp. John Fisher and family visit in Indiana. Reithmiller and Boucher visit Kimmel in Plumcreek. Pittsburgh area relations host McAdoo family for weekend. Dr. W Kinter and Walter Beer buy new cars. Various locals and guests noted at Elmira region events with churches and banks. Picnic planned for August 18 by Presbyterian Sunday school.
Mrs Smith Returns Home After Visit in Tioga County
Mrs Smith and two children from Gaines Tioga County have returned home after a weeks long visit at the home of Charles Smith. They were joined by Mr Smiths two young sons Wayne andayla and Mrs Henry Walker spent several days in Spangler last week.
East Run Socials Show Local Visitors and Guests
Murray Gould of Spangler visits his aunt Mrs I McCune. Miss Cora MacMurnan shopped at Punxsutawney. Miss Madge Alison of Thirtimora Mid hosted by grandmother Mrs M A Farnsworth. W M Smith returns to Warrenville. Mrs G B Kinney of Johnstown visited daughter Mrs G Z Daugherty. Mrs Walter Mumatt and two children spent Sunday with Mrs J T Mumann. Barry Bowers of Bradford visited sister Mrs A C Langham. Robert Langham of Hillsdale visited parents. Miss Elizabeth Gromley stayed last week with brother Edgar Gromley of Juneau. John Gromley and guests Ralph Gromley of Arcadia, Dr D W Gromley of Philadelphia, Elmer and Victor Hamilton of Commodore, Mr Mrs George Gromley and children Clair and Hirzeth. Mr and Mrs S B McCune and son Karl to Gettysburg and Niagara Falls auto trip. Misses Pauline and Martha Wells of Indiana visiting cousin Elizabeth Kerr Loy. Roy and Thomas Gromley visiting sisters Mrs Ira Rickard and Mrs Luke Kerr of Spangler. Miss Ollie King left for Latrobe for work. Carnival at Barnesboro well attended. Mr and Mrs Harvey King and daughter Wnda guests of Mr and Mrs A F King on Sabbath.
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Daugherty
Walter Mumatt
Bonita
Farnon
J. T. Muman
Tlarry Bowers
Brarford
A. C. Langham
Robert Langham
Hillsdale
Telizabeth Gromley
Edgar Gromley
Juneau
John Gromley
Ralph Gromley
Arcadia
D. W. Gromley
Philadelphia
Elmer and
Victor Hamilton
Commodore
George Gromley
Clair
Hirzeth
Gettysburg
Niagara Falls
Pauline
Martha Wells
Indiana
Elizabeth Kerr
Loy
Roy
Thomas Gromley
Ira Rickard
Luke Kerr
Spangler
Ollie King
Latrobe
Barnesboro
Harvey King
Wdna
A. F. King
Local notes on visits and social gatherings in Covode area
Marchand and Rosborough families visit relatives in Covode and Anticott with extended family travel. Miss Wingert returns to Berkley after three weeks with relatives. Ties to Johnstown, Pittsburgh, Wilkinsburg and DuBois residents noted. A WCTU convention guest in Covode and a unit service at the United Evangelical church announced for the weekend.
Millville Social Notes Run Together with Family Visitors
Millville residents Grace Williams and Anna bel Glenn of Tina flats visited Mrs. Paul Wilt. Josephine Leasire visited cousins Ruby and Elizabeth Kerr of Purdaige Line. Carnival-goers attended Barnesboro Saturday night. Clair Burkett and daughter and Adelaide and Oliver Wolf of Dockars Polot joined Samuel Leasure Sunday. Nihyl Widdowson of Indiana spent Saturday with her mother. Local parishioners attended church at West Maboning Sunday night. Paul Wilt and Lynn Widhdawson hosted Sunday guests. Charles Leasure and two sons visited Clair Leasure of Clymer Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Williams
Annabel Glenn
Tina Flats
Paul Wilt
Josephine Leasire
Ruby
Elizabeth Kerr
Purdaige Line
Barnesboro
Clair Burkett
Daughtr
Adelaide
Oliver Wolf
Dockars Polot
Ive Lydie
Samuel Leasure
Penn Run News Highlights Family Visits and Local Events
Sara Burkhart visits Hastings while Mrs Martha Stephens of Indiana calls on friends. J J Lyda family spend weekend near Wichmond and Marion Center. Holsopple reunion attendees include Bert Holsopple and family, Harry Molsopple, Ira, J M Pyock, Ruth Burkhart, Jacob Dick and family. Chalmers Sproull and wife from Pittsburgh visit Rey and Mia Sproull. Vera Simpson elected first year high school teacher. Clark Widdowson visits his brother in Indiana as does Ilun Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run
Sara Burkhart
Hastings
Martha Stephens
Indiana
J. J. Lyda
Alice
Jean
Wichmond
Marion Center
Holsopple
Johnstown
Bert T Holsopple
Harry Molsopple
Ira
J. M. Pyock
Ruth Burkhart
Jacob Dick
Chalmers Spraull
Pittsburgh
Rey
Mia
We. J. Sproull
Vera Simpson
Clark Widdowson
Ilun Edwards
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Pennsylvania Ballot 1920
A joint resolution to amend section eleven of article sixteen of the Pennsylvania Constitution, submitted to citizens for approval at the November 2, 1920 election. It authorizes the General Assembly to provide for banks and trust companies and to define their powers, replacing the current banking notice and twenty year charter limits with general law authority. Signed by Cyrus I Woods, Secretary of the Commonwealth, published to inform voters of the proposed change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citiaens
Commonwealth
TIM General Assembly
Commonwealth OF Peennsylvania
THE
General Assembly
I Corporation of Banks and Trust
Cyrus I. Woods
Byth Genera
Assembly OF
TIE Common
Tis
Amendment to Pennsylvania Debt Limits for Philadelphia
The proposed constitutional amendment sets borrowing caps for counties cities and districts in Pennsylvania. It tightens debt limits for most jurisdictions to seven percent of assessed property value, with Philadelphia allowed up to ten percent, and restricts new debt to two percent without voter approval. It details debt calculation including public works utilities and revenue generating projects and prescribes issuing long term obligations with sinking funds and excluded periods post project completion.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Ennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wold
Woods
Carnaviiwealth
Auditor's Notice and Estate Notices from Indiana PA 1920
Multiple public notices record an auditor's report on distribution of funds from Pennsylvania normal schools, a executor's notice for Janeva J. Dickle estate, a bank executor statement from Warmer Bank & Trust Co., and administrator Lydia Wachob calling creditors and debtors to settle estates in Indiana Pennsylvania in July 1920.
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Indiana Normal
Thylvania
Court of Common Weak
Todlanu County
Banda of We
Duntann Normal School of Pennsylvania
Sil Tedhull Normal Rehool
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
DB. Taylor
Joneva J. Dickle
Center Township
Warmers Bank & Trust CO
Indiana
Telford
Hathix
Thomas W Wachob
Indiana Borough
Lydia Wachob
Administratsiz
Joseph Cy Macrae
Notich
Qiptais Court
Indiana County
Tania
Angelo Pho
Estabe
Aundete
Dullington
Dadienst
Wilmen
Wood
Proposal to amend Pennsylvania Constitution Article 3 Section 6
Reads a proposed amendment to article three section six requiring that every law revived amended extended or conferred by reference must clearly express in its title the subject of the amendment or supplement. The text cites Joint Resolution No Cyrus Wood Secretary of the Commonwealth and calls for publication of the full provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Amends Voting Qualifications
A joint resolution proposes amending section one of article eight of the Pennsylvania constitution to allow both male and female citizens aged twenty one or older to vote. It retains United States citizenship, one year in state residence, two months in the election district, and two years paid state or county taxes with one month prior. The text adds gender neutrality and updates residency and tax provisions accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanian General Assembly
General Assembly
United States
Gleetora
Biate
Vlegthon
Ayer
Blade
Tar
Fifa
Amendment proposal to Pennsylvania Constitution text change
Proposal to amend section on municipal charters and local self government. The measure seeks to allow towns and boroughs with at least ten thousand residents to charter themselves by general or municipal election. It also empowers cities and boroughs to frame their own charters subject to legislative limits and requires electoral approval for organizing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsyl Yania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Hhereby
Cuba
Bowl of Borotsky
Amendment to article nine section seven proposed in Pennsylvania
A joint resolution proposes amending article nine section seven of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would bar counties cities and towns from becoming stockholders or funding private corporations, with a Philadelphia transit exception and related contractual allowances. Cyrus E Woods Secretary of the Commonwealth authenticates the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
Ionga
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Amendment to consolidate Philadelphia County courts proposed
A constitutional amendment seeks to merge the numbered common pleas courts of Philadelphia County into one unified court of common pleas. It details jurisdiction, powers, judges in commission, selection by law, and changes of venue. The measure would take effect January after adoption, with Allegheny County referenced in drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvainian
Philadelphia
Sane Nia
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelephia
Courts of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Thu
Jigga
Che
Allegheny
Nurisigtlin
Mideay
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Nera Marion Center
the Churn CO
Citizens National Bank
PENNA
Clayton Nupp
Swisavale
N. Y
M. L. Houk
Purchase Line
George Napp
G. W. Kinter
Ward Burns
East Run
Wils Smith
Charles
Arthur Kauffman
A. Palmer
Altoona
John Fisher
Howard
Joe Stitt
Hedlwood
Ralph Pfeiffer
Dixonville
George Beer
John Manner
Hast Run
David Stonebraker
Blacklick
Bird Smith
Gipsy
Wm. Little
D. R. Donahue
Bartow, Fla
N. J
Heilwood
Thomas Betton
Harry Stahl
Carl
John Tusko
Lillian Mallory
Atlantic City
Annie Baldridge
Midland
J. K. Helman
Frank Coy
J. W. Gates
Diamondville
J. M. Wilson
Carroll
Frank Lamberson
Franklin
Lamberson
Zack Thompson
Waterman
Dick” Thompson
Indiana, PA
Marchand
C. H. Rosborough
Anticott
Archie Hadden
Covode
J. B. Rosborough
Charlotte Wingert
Berkley
Ariz
Annia Brady
L. W. Powell
Chas. Elliott
Caroline FE. Mattern
Near Town
J. M. Zener
W. H. Zener
Sadie Gall
Wilkinsburg
Roger Bauer
DuBois
W. C. Brown
Ruth Logan
Trene Glose
Q J. Logan
Las B. Moot
Cresson
Annie Moot
RR. A. Hisaman
Irwin
O. L. Logan
Clair Smith
Locust
Ernest Davis
Ernest
James Rosborough
United Evangelical Church
FF. D. Ellenberger
Commonwealth of Pannaylvantay
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the Commonwealth
Cyrus BR. Wooda
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Creps
J. Myhtalue
W. G. Meen Oms
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