Lights Required for Horse Drawn Vehicles at Night
Pennsylvania state law will require horse drawn vehicles and bicycles on main highways to display lights at night starting July 1 1919. State Police will enforce strictly citing numerous night wrecks and fatalities from unlit vehicles. A white light visible for 200 feet from front and rear is mandated between sunset and sunrise with focus on trunk highways.
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Harboury
Jan
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of State Police
Lynn G. Adama
Maby
Lfe
Social Notes From McKisson Valley Local Visits
Miss Marian Cunningham spent last week with relatives in Clarksburg. MisseRuty Henry and Hazelle Andrews of Mulntire visited Saturday with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller returned home Friday after three weeks with relatives in Pittsburgh. Mrs. W. C. Smith called on Miss Sarah Lewis last week. Indiana visitors included Adam Grainswig John Cunningham and Nell Couch. Misses Mary Couch and Isabelle Robinson called on the Smiths last week. Mrs. William Himes and children visited the Himes in West Lebanon recently. Roy McAdoo and wife were callers in the valley. Dora June Moore has been on the sick list the past week.
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William Himes
Charles ‘Himes
West Lebanon
Roy McAdoo
Dora June Moore
Rochester Mills and local visits noted in brief
Mrs BH W Locke visited from Indiana on Wednesday. Mrs Nile Dilts and two children of Locust spent Sunday with town friends. Mrs Glenn Miller and son Dale shopped in Punxsutawney. Mrs Harry Pifer of Punxsutawney stayed with Grant Mauk who is seriously ill. Kellysburg basketball team played Richmond here Friday. Mrs Harry Richardson attended Benjamin Rochester’s funeral at Marion Canter Thursday.
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Rochester Mills
BH. W. Locke
Indiana
Nile Dilts
Glenn Miller
Dale
Harry Pifer
Punxsutawney
Grant Mauk
Kellysburg
Richmond
Harry Richardson
Benjamin Rochester
Marion Canter
Notice of charter for Farmers & Miners Bank of Rochester
A formal notice states an application will be made to the Governor, the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Banking of Pennsylvania on April 18, 1021 for a charter to form the Farmers & Miners Bank of Rochester, Indiana County, to operate a general banking business with capital stock of 75,000 dollars. The filing follows the act from 1870 and its amendments.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Tarmers & Miners Bank OF
Richmond
Rochester Mia
Indiana
Arete
Pennsylvania
Thareta
Atlas
Dora L B Gogogethe vs Gogogethe Divorce Petition
Notice to Dora L B Gogogethe to appear before the Court of Common Pleas in Indiana on the first Monday of February 1921 to show cause why her marriage should not be dissolved. The petition asserts grounds for divorce and directs appearance under penalty. Judge J N Langham presiding. Prothonotary Walt Et. Avons. Sheriff Richards.
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Dora
Gogogethe
Gogogatne
Otndiana
Dora Ly
J. N. Langham
Dane A. D
Walt Et. Avons
J. N. Gaogham
Pee Richards
J. Shortf
Omlee
Indiana
Divorce Petition In Indiana County Court Action
Liberty style notice from Pennsylvania court threatens Mary Harley with divorce for alleged infidelity. The Prothonotary Alm Tt. Ayirs and Sheriff J. N. Langham are cited, with the case filed January 8, 1021. Indiana, Pa location and January 12 sheriff’s notice date included.
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Chicago Board of Trade
France
Farm Bureau
Country Gentleman
The
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Studebaker
R. & M. Motor CO
Indiana, PA
Thes Universal Car
Ford
Sutton-Miller Company
W. C. Chapman
Olivorok
Indiana County
Burpoenath
Indiana Counnty
Mary Harley
Mary Herley
Compton Lloas
Khow Duke
Mary
Anid
A. D
Ayirs
R. Richards
Sheriff's Diece
Waitt
Bugs
Wii
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