Davis Bell Family Hosts Visitors and Kin
News notes from County Towns record family visits and social calls. Frank Bell and H C Butler with Miss 11 Man Redding of Dayton spent Sunday with C S Bell. Milas Sara Anna Davis of Derry returned home after eight weeks with Edna and Sarna Davis. Charlie Bell and daughter Margaret visited Indiana. Gertrude McHenry and Ralph of State College stayed with sister Mrs Charles Hamilton. Clark Davis and family visited D W Rairigh.
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Frank Bell
H. C. Butler
Redding
Dayton
C. S. Bell
Milas Sara Anna Davis
Derry
Edna
Sarna Davis
Charlie Bell
Margaret
Indiana
Gertrude McHenry
Ralph
State College
Charles Hamilton
Clark Davis
Clay and
Faines
Ruth
D. W. Rairigh
Local Notes on Visitors and Calls
Miss Tudith Immmerman of Johnstown visited here last week. Mrs. Rilla Pulcomer is visiting friends in Indiana and Creekside. James Thone of Youngstown Ohio was calling on acquaintances here Thursday.
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Tudith “Immerman
Johnstown
Rilla Pulcomer
Indiana
Creekside
James Thone
Youngstown, C
Local families honor Brendlinger reunion in Indiana visit
Weekend at Turtle Creek relatives noted many community members in attendance. Reports include funerals in Indiana, births, hospital updates, and visits among residents of Johnstown and nearby towns. Several gatherings mention Mrs. Avoye, George Miller’s daughter, and the Styer family among others.
Juneau and Ohio Visitors Share Local Social Roundup
Viola Holt and daughter Ruth of Ohio visit friends here. A nuniver attended the cine meeting at Mahaffey on Sunday. Miss Andra Bann works at Cloc. Howard Bann of Cloc visits friends Sunday. Mrs Hoover and guardian of Akron visit sister Mrs Aaron Stiver. Mr and Mrs Foster White celebrate arrival of a son. Pearson injured unloading timber. Mrs Mary White, son Jay and daughter Glenn visit gon Slugh. Mrs Joe Smith visits mother at Murton Center. Aaron Twoger and family visit brother at Covede. leg broken. Mr and Mrs Ed Eilenberger and daughter Thodr visit son Al DuBois. Miss Lizzie Dunmira employed at Wester White's. Services at St Mark's Church Sunday 10:30. Sunday school 10.
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Viola Holt
Ruth
Ohio
Mahaffey
Andra Bann
Cloc
Howard Bann
Mary White
Jay
Glenn
Joe Smith
Murton Center
Aaron Twoger
Covede
Ed Eilenberger
Thodr
Pittsburgh Visits and Local Social News
Mrs Bruce visits sister in Pittsburgh. William Houck Dorothy and Tei Lytie and Mary Willard tutor to New Alexandria Sunday, accompanied home by Grandma Willard. Lani Nick and wife visiting at the GIT Dick home. Chalmers Sproulk and wife back in Pittsburgh after vacation. Mrs Robert Felis of Philadelphia visiting her er Mrs A J Stewart. Jarry Shaffer returned from motor trip through Ohio Marion and Mildrea Mack of Clymer visited among relatives. Home talent play at Grange hall Friday evening was a success. Mrs O J Pattison of Hastings visited Friday and Saturday.
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Mrs. Bruce
Pittsburgh
William Houck
Dorothy
Tei Lytie
Mary Willard
New Alexandria
Grandma Willard
Lani Nick
Sare
Chalmers Sproulk
Robert Felis
Philadelphia
A. J. Stewart
Jarry Shaffer
Ohio
Marion
Mildrea Mack
Clymer
Dirindon Davis
Grange Hall
O. J. Pattison
Hastings
Tyrone resident visits Learn’s. Suumno Manett from Georgeville
McIntyre miss appears in Tyrone. The spelling is unclear but mentions a visit to J. R. Learn's and a late week spent with family. Suumno MTanett of Georgeville is spending time there.
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Eabiiching Hall
Tyrone
S. Ea Nvihanik
J. R. Learn
Community Notes From McKisson Valley Families
McKisson Valley residents share weekend visits and travel. Maybelle Cunningham and Marion Cunningham spent the weekend in Clarksburg with Toe Moore family. Mrs Slimes and sons were cared for last week. John Cunnington and son Paul, Jeff Sabbath planned time with relatives in Pittsburgh, Apollo, Brackenridge and Vandergrift. Milas Ithel May in training for nuray spent a week at home. Sara Mutton returned to West Lebanon after visiting grandfather W. W. Couch. Alice McCracken was a house guest Saturday. Hugh Blakley and family hosted Maybelle and Marian Cunningham Friday. Nell Coach returned home from Grove City where she attended school. Sadie May, of nearby, assists ill sister. Alex Ruddock and wife with son James were Diderton visitors Saturday. Allee Cunningham and daughter Maybelle attended a plente supper at South Bend. Mrs Darr King and children spent days with her sister Mrs Joe Colling. Wigabert Armatan and Christina Rudduck spent two weeks in Ohio.
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Maybelle
Marion Cunningham
Clarksburg
Toe Moore
Indianal
M. GO
Slimes
Our Valley
John Cunnington
Paul
Jeff Sabbath
Pittsburgh
Apollo
Brackenridge
Vandergrift
Milas Ithel May
Nuray
Sara Mutton
West Lebanon
W. W. Couch
Alice McCracken
Hugh Blakley
Priday Maybelle
Marian Cunningham
Nell Coach
Flull Place
Grove City
Schole
Sadie May
Near Here
Alex Ruddock
James
Diderton
Allee Cunningham
South Bend
Darr King
Alter
Joe Colling
Wiigabert Armatran
Christina Ruddock
Ohio
Community Notes From Sheloeta Area and Crete
Joli Tussell of Sheloeta visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs W J Short and Mr and Mrs Blaine Short and family hosted the Smiths on Sunday. Elizabeth Wilwood attended the town. Various neighbors and families joined an amp meeting in Moabhnfey Sunday. Several guests and extended family visited J A Smith and Mrs George Gett Saturday. Mr and Mrs W W Trastan hosted visits last Sunday. J Gibson and B T Roberts visited C S Gibson Saturday evening. J I Smith and F C Adams returned Friday from Tarrytown NY with two new cars. Mrs Jennie Stephens was George Stephens’ guest Saturday evening. The W M of Crete held a church please Thursday with about 81 members and friends. Margaret McGaughey of Tilinna becomes mother-in-law to J L McGaughey. Orrie Bowman’s little daughter spent Friday with her grandfather T G Bowman. Vevan Liney, son of G C Litney, saw a hawk over day last week. Wi J Myers and daughter spent Saturday evening in Indiana.
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Turtle Creek
George Brendlinger
John Lear
Indiana
Val Shetler
Ford
Christone
Gon
Joseph Penrose
Wittsburgh
Pitcatrn
Grace
George Miller
Johnstown
Clarence Conuusngs
Brendlinger
Tatheran Talont Society
Av Oye
Russet Rire
Joli Tussell
Sheloeta
W. J. Short
Blaine Short
Ford Smith
Ilizabeth Wilwood
John Overtayn
Ira Myers
Amp
Moabhnfey
J. A. Smith Eailes
George Gett
Jennie Stephens
George Stephens
Crete
W. M
Margaret McGaughey
Tilinna
Heather
McGanchey
Orrie Bowman
Bla
T. G. Bowman
Vevan Liney
GC. C. Litney
Wi. Jt. Myers
General Warry White Estate Administration Notice
Letters of administration on the estate of Gen. Terry White late of White township deceased have been issued. Those with claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment. Administrators Thomas Whet, Harry Whit, Indiana Pa, July 14, 1920.
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Warry White
M. Duck
George IL
Dobson
Lfomer
Qoity
L. Goldmo Norbon
Homer Mety
Aly
B. Saylor
Gieneva
J. Dickie
Center
Telford
Atekix
Thowas J. Wachel
Agalant
Eatota
Lypis W
Crepe
J. Wphrulin McElhoecs
Indiana County
Pun
Claudia Aguinst
W. C. Momhorb
Breculor
Crewkaldy
Proposals for Pennsylvania Constitution Amendments Published
Vague text outlines two proposed amendments submitted to voters on November 2, 192 and a third to Article III section 4. The first would authorize General Assembly to create banks and trust companies with powers to be prescribed by law. The second would empower standard classification of counties cities boroughs school districts and townships by population for general legislation. The notice is signed by CYRUAa WD WOODS Secretary of the Commonwealth and references Article XVIII.
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THE
Commonwealth
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Eshall
Tt Ghnil
General Assembly
Cyruaa WD. Woods
Secretary of the Commonwealth
General Assembly OF
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Ball
Senate
House of Representatives
Pennnsylvania
Amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution on city debt limits
The proposal amends Article nine section eight to cap debt at seven percent of assessed property value for counties and districts while Philadelphia debt may reach ten percent. New limits require voter consent for increases above two percent and outline borrowing rules including long term bonds and sinking funds for public works and utilities with revenue provisions and construction financing details. The document is signed by Secretary of the Commonwealth Jeint Resolution Su. Gykub I. Woodr.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Sald
Ceneral Assembly
Wits
Sald Clty
Sald Elty
Ievy U Tis Co Py
Fennaylvinia
Su. Gykub I. Woodr
The
Commonwealth
Auditor Notice Indiana Normal School Distribution
An auditor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Indian County gives notice of settlement and distribution of funds from the Indian Normal School of Pennsylvania. The hearing is set for August 24 at 3 10 p.m. in the Court House. Attending is optional for interested parties.
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Indiana Normal School OF Pennsylvania
Court of Common Wen
Indian County
Indiaga Normnt School of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of
Joseph C. Mauro
Allarney
Orphains
Dda
Wikmer Hf
Wood
Audspor
Notich
Gephaus’ Court of Indiana
Bo Wetics
Deleford
Msq
Joint Resolution Proposes Pennsylvania Constitutional Change
A joint resolution proposes amending Article III Section 6 to require that any law revived amended extended or conferred by reference must be enacted at length and its subject clearly stated in the title The measure aims to ensure the subject of any amendment or supplement is explicit in the title and description Cyrus H Woods true copy of Joint Resolution CYRUS Hm. WOODS
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Commonwealth of Pannsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanian General Assembly
Cyrus Hm. Woods
The
Commonwealth
Proposed Pennsylvania voting amendment to extend suffrage to women
A draft resolution details changes to Section 1 of Article VIII of the Pennsylvania Constitution, replacing male only voting with gender inclusive language. It outlines age, residency, citizenship, and tax requirements, aligning with prior rules and amending the text to read that every citizen twenty one years of age of either sex may vote subject to registration laws and established qualifications. The document cites a copy from the secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
United States
Jenat
Binle
al Eleeltons
Eitlaen
Hle
Hivinias
Yenes
Atal
Auditors and Executors Notices and Bank Stockholders Meeting
A collection of legal notices including an auditor's appointment for estate distribution in Indiana County Pennsylvania, executors notice for J W McElhoes estate, and an auditor’s report for the estate of M Davis. Also details a stockholders meeting for a local bank in Indiana Pennsylvania on September 1 1920.
Joint Resolution Proposes City Charter Amendment
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 1 of Article XV of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow cities and boroughs with populations of at least ten thousand to vote on charters at general or municipal elections and to permit class-based city charters subject to legislative restrictions. The measure notes that laws affecting city organization may take effect only when approved by a majority of voters. True copy of Joint Resolution Nn Cyrus BH. Woops.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of
Amendment to article nine section seven on municipal stock holdings
A proposed amendment to article nine section seven limits the General Assembly from allowing counties cities towns or incorporated districts to become stockholders or loan their credit to any company or private entity. Philadelphia transit contracts and eminent domain for franchises are exceptions. A joint resolution circulated by Cyrus E WoodsSecretary of the Commonwealth outlines the text.
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Pennsylvania
Bae Ft
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Phildelphia
Philadelphia
Amendment to consolidate Philadelphia County courts proposed
Cyrus J. Woods secretary of the Commonwealth transmits a proposed constitutional amendment to unite the several numbered common pleas courts of Philadelphia County into a single court of common pleas with all judges in commission. The measure would extend jurisdiction to all legal and equitable proceedings and allow court size changes by law. a president judge would be chosen as provided by law. Similar consolidation applies to Allegheny County. Effective January 1 after adoption.
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Pennsylvania
Courts of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Bedland
Onnion Pleas
Sala Court
Allgkhengath
Courts
Cyrus J,woons
Cotmornwealthy
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