Registration rules for permanent voters in Pennsylvania
A detailed Q and A explains who must register under the new permanent system, with exemptions for those already permanently registered in Pittsburgh, Scranton, and 44 third class cities. It covers dates, locations, hours, who may register, registrar designations, party options, home visits, and proof requirements. Also notes that general registration may occur year round except near primaries and elections, and mentions naturalized citizens must show papers.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Longtime Rochester Mills resident Mrs Carolina Mottarn dies
Obituary notices honor Mrs. Carolina EB Mottarn 79 of Rochester Mills who died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Johnstown. Funeral rites Tuesday at Marchand Evangelical church followed by burial in Marchand cemetery. Also listed are J Harry Tweed 50 of Indiana and John H Campbell 86 of Blairsville with services and interment details. others include Isaac W Smith 78 of White township and Robert McKendrick 31 of Pittsburgh.
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Carolina FE. Mottarn
Marchand Evangelical Church
Marchand Cemetery
Carolina EB. Mottarn
Rochester Mills
C. D. Elliot
Johnstown
Conrad Zener
Marchand
Daniel Mottarn
Ana Ritchie
Jacob Mottarn
C. D. Hilfot
Vernie Williams
Sadie Call
Annie Moot
Mary Zener
William H. Zener
Jacob M. Zener
Indiana
Samuel T. Zener
Wilkinsburg
J. Harry ‘Pweed
Robinson
Greenwood Cemetery
J. Harry Tweed
West School St
Indiana Hospital
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Punxsutawney
Zion Lutheran Church
John H. Campbell
Blairsville
Burrell Township
G. W. Campbell
Blacklick
John and
Mary (Herron) Campbell
Blacklick M. BE
John Cravener
Blairayille
G. W. and
P. C. Campbell
J. W. Campbell
Pittsburgh
William D. Campbell
Isaac W. Smith
White Township
William H
Susannah
Tyger) Smith
Canoe Township
John A. Smith
A. D. Smith
Mary J. Hilenberger
Dora A. Roush
Crecia A
Robert McKendrick
Penn Run
Josephine Long
Margaret Brown
Ruth
Robert
Town
Margaret Allen
Effie Thomas
Miami
Fla
William Pattison
Margaret (Putnam) Pattison
Cherryhill Township
Isaac
Clarissa
Churchill) Putnam
Pattison
O. T. McHenry
O. J. Pattison
Catherine Jenks
New Mexico
Ella Patee
Lincoln
Neb
C. L. de Prefontaine
Harmony Cemetery
Eliza Jane
Lizzie) Huston
Liazvie) Huston
Indiana County
Kenwood
Robert J. and
Nancy
Clark) Huston
Huston
Harmony Presbyterian Church
Diamondville
Frank Boston
Kate
St. Bernard Cemetery
Homer City
Frances
Joseph Shimps
Coral
James F. Ream
H. Steele Findley
Near
Cramer
Church of Brethren
Morrellville
Windber
Blair Luther Tyger
Robingon
North Seventh St
Oakland Cemetery
Luther and
Grace
Donahey)Tyger
Greensburg
Obituary notices from Indiana county families
Obituaries summarize deaths of Mrs. William Pattison and other county residents across Cherryhill township Penn Run Kenwood Homer City and Morrellville. Subjects include Mrs. Pattison Mrs Eliza Huston Mrs Frank Boston James F. Ream Blair Tyger and Dorcas Putney with details on birth, family, church affiliations and burial plans.
Parkwood Grange Co operation program June 23 evening
Parkwood Grange meets Wednesday evening June 23 with a program built around cooperation. Activities include songs, readings, a discussion on how farmers can cooperate to save money, an address by County Agent Mr. Warner, a tableau Working Together, remarks on cooperative benefits, and an orchestra. The program also features a history of local cooperative activities and a rain day tableau. A note lists related items from The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers at $5.50.
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Armstrong Grange
Parkwood Grange
Harold Blakley
Mr. Brown
T. W. Craig
Tom Campbell
L. Calhoun
EL Conrad
Walker
A. H. Wik- Bing
Ethel Mull
Martha Blakley
Warner
Nellie Campbell
Weekend visits from Greenville to Plumville and area
Plumville residents welcomed relatives over the weekend as guests in local homes. Harold Tost of Pittsburgh visited his parents, and Roy Ambrose of Pittsburgh stayed with his sister and family. E. J. Welch of Homer City visited his daughter and son. Others included Jeannette Replogle of Altoona, Margie Millen visiting grandparents, and several locals hosting visitors from Reynoldsville, Georgeville, Braddock, and Canton.
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Plumville
Dale Douds
Greenville
Harold Tost
Pittsburgh
Henry Tost
Roy Ambrose
Marry Shaffer
E. J. Welch
Homer City
Morey Boyer
Leonard Welch
Jeannette Replogle
Alto
Frank Stewart
Braddock
Cora Stewart
Stewart
James Pifer
Canton
A. F. Pifer
Sunday Visitors and Local Trips Across Chambersville
A collection of social notes lists visitors and gatherings in Chambersville and nearby towns. It names Earl Walla and family from Plumville visiting Mrs Nettie Wells, Adamson and Bert, Pruner family, Banks relatives in Pittsburgh, Sharon, Atwood, Blairsville, and North Point. Also notes Melvin Wells and family visiting, and a remark on flag care stating dry cleaning is preferred over washing.
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Chambersville
Earl Walla
Plumville
Nettle Wells
Chas, Adamson
Bert
Five Points
Pruner
Lessie
Joseph
Indiana
Clair Pruner
Ida Banks
Pittsburgh
Jimmy
Eugene Banks
Sharon
John Cummings
Pitsburgh
Walter Bartholomew
Melvin Wells
Vanidergrift
Nettia Wells
Harry Miller
Carl
Blairsville
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Boy Scout Fund
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Demcratic
Republican
Royal Oak
Dorcas Putney
Summerville
Morris Putney
William F. Herpel
Herpel
Jay Putney
Oshkosh
Wis
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Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
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Penna
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