Accredited Private School Seeks Graduates List
An advertisement from Cambria Business College promoting its accreditation by the National Association of Accredited Schools and inviting requests for this year’s graduate placement. It announces fall term starts September 4 for day school and September 10 for night school in Johnstown, Pennsylvania dated August 15, 1923. It also includes a public notice about proposed constitutional amendments submitted to Pennsylvania voters for the November 1923 referendum, detailing exemptions for certain veterans and public property.
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National Association of Accredited Schools
Cambria Business College
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Proposal to amend Pennsylvania Constitution on highway bonds
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 4 of Article Four to allow the state to issue bonds up to one hundred million dollars for highway improving and rebuilding. The amendment redefines debt limits, replacing the prior one million cap and fifty million bonds with a broader authorization. True copy signed by Clyde L. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Clyde 1
King
Pennsylvania amends article three to empower population based classifications
A historical Joint Resolution proposes amending article three section 24 to authorize the Legislature to classify counties towns and districts by population and to deem related laws as general legislation. It sets limits of eight county classes seven city classes five school district classes and three borough classes. Signed by Secretary Slyde L. King.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Slyde L. King
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania amendment proposal grants free passes to clergymen
The document proposes amending Article seven teen section eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow free or discounted passes for clergymen. It cites a joint resolution and references the General Assembly and eighteenth article, with Clyde L. King noted as the proponent.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pengeylvanie
General Assembly
Clyde L. King
the Commonwealth
Social Roundup of Visitors and Funeral Attendees
Residents and out-of-town guests converge in Smionkaburg and Punxsutawney for a funeral and family visits. Numerous relatives and friends from Indiana, Akron, Dayton, Nebraska, Smyrna, and beyond join local residents for dinners, dinners, and greetings over the past week including Mrs. John Weston’s funeral attendance and multiple familial visits and dinners across the region.
Local social notices from Punxautawney area
Mrs Cal Blose of Punxautawney spent a day with Mrs Sam Wineberg of oar town Miss Tuvura Moot spent last week at Sykesville Trentville and other places in Jefferson county. Several families from Akron Ohio visited Punxsn twney and surrounding households over last week. A Sabbath School union picnic was held at the home of C W Kohlhepy. Many residents and visitors are listed as shoppers and guests at various homes, including the Wingert and Moot families, with trips to Cherry Hill and Braddock.
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Cal Blose
Punxautawney
Sam Wineberg
Oar Town
Tuvura
Sykesville
Trentville
Jefferson County
Catdne Baun Ani
Cathrie
Florence
Tunenu
C. W. Kohlhepy
H. C. Schaffer
Akron
Gee
Hicks
Fimly
Otter
Paul Sutter
Gail
Paul
Samuel Wineberg
C. I. Work
Floyd
Mra
Zehner
MD Moot
Hurl Glass
Rosella Dilty
Key
J. B. MeIsane
Joy
N. Y
Melsane
Ugh
Robert Nil Migs
Tilia Melsane
Roy Winsberg
Hol Moot
Annie Moot
al Gliks
Mary Zener
C. M. Wingert
Ross Wingert
Suaivel Wassain
J. G. Rosborough
Big Price
Walier
Peffer Ig
Margaret Wamill
Marion Center
Rey
Shields
Telephone Central Hotel or Dr F A Marshall
A brief item notes a telephone connection involving the Telephone Central Hotel and Dr F A Marshall dated December 26.
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Telephone Central Hotel
Dr. F
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Limestone
Dinsmore Bros
Mr. Farmer
Indiana
Indiana Chamber OF Commerce
Dodge Brothers
Water Street
McGregor
Thomas
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
American ,Legion
Veterans of Forugn Wars
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Clyde L, King
Smiokaburg
Gynthia Bond Hiad
Liptie
Jack Spentgen
A. C. Cassidy
David Goods
Luther Bond
Teaver Walls
Cynthia Bond
Arthur Taines
Todnstown
Chas, Beck
Ti. M. Ginter
Emporium
Tillie Stiteler
Rebecca Lantz
Nebraska
Clara. Holden
Dayton
W. Will
Harry Furnigs
Panxsutawney
J. A. Bikin
Bert
Sara Lakehit
Henton
Mannoah Lemon
Victor
Smyrna
D. KK
Sisteler
Toulh Fetters
Pittsburgh
Ik, Lewis
Om Rowland
Chas
Nowland
Douthitt
Barnette
Clara McDivitt
Hazel of
Porter
Chas. Nowland
Bert Ginter
Taylorsville
White Hitchie
Baltimore
Wronk
Christhin Potter
Nan Skinner
M. Ginter
Ginter
Tile Stiteler
B. B. Crawford
Laura Cessna
Smithport
W. Grimith
Marchand
Veata
Nixon Avenue
Ita
D. Readera
Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times
National Stockman and Farmer
Pittsburgh Daily Post
Gazette Times
Post
Ind
John J. Connolly
A. Marshall
Clymer National Bank
Comerations Bank
Labor Day
Indiana, PA
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
First National Bank OF Indiana
Niagara Falls
VIA
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
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