Local Gossip And Visits From The West Wheatfield Area
West Wheatfield Mrs. Martha Wakefield and her two children Helen and Orville are visiting relatives and friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. W R Lichtenfels have returned from a visit in Butler county. Russell Clark of Cambria Steel Company at Johnstown is on the way home over Sunday. Ida Walbeck visiting friends in Blairsville. Governor Clark, the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Clark, is at Memorial hospital Johnstown for tonsils and adenoids removal. There will be preaching services at the M D church Sunday morning and Zion Lutheran church in the afternoon Rev Held will preach his farewell sermon.
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Martha Wakefield
Helen
Orville
W. R. Lichtenfels
Butler County
Russell Clark
Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Ida Walbeck
Blairsville
Governor Clark
Frank Clark
Memorial Hospital
Thera
M. D
Zion Lutheran Church
Rev. Held
Talks on Forestry by Gifford Pinchot Chief Forester of Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot argues Pennsylvania’s forest waste has created a desert of 5 million acres. He cites $100 million annual losses from imports, high freight costs, and reduced industries. He urges renewed forest protection and responsible state leadership to restore home-grown timber and economic health.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Censured Organizers at Pansy Mine by Judge Langham
Judge Langham censures United Mine Workers of America organizers at the Pansy mine in North Mahoning township. He issues a permanent injunction restraining nine union members from further interference with Pansy workers after production dropped and employees refused to work during the unionizing drives. He calls for revising radical elements and upholding lawful, fair union activity.
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J. N. Langham
United Mine Workers of America
Lensy Coal Company
North Mahoning Township
Parsons
United Brotherhood
Pansy Mine
Abr. Carletti
Pennsylvania constitutional amendment on debt limits for municipalities
The proposed amendment to Article nine section eight sets debt caps for counties cities boroughs townships school districts and districts at seven percent of assessed property value. Philadelphia may have up to ten percent but new debt cannot exceed two percent without voter consent. It details deductions for public works revenue, debt tenor up to sixty years, and provisions for funding and taxes tied to interest and sinking funds.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Salh City
Pennsylvanis
Nusa Cyb
Woidh
The
Commonwealth
Cider Mill Operating Tuesdays Throughout Season
Samuel W. nti & Bon announces older cider mill in Shelocta Pennsylvania will operate every Tuesday beginning September 7. Each week the mill will be open only on Tuesday with a par price of $1.50 per barrel.
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Samuel W. Nti & Bon
Shelocta
Proposed constitutional amendment in Pennsylvania legislature
A fragment notes a joint resolution proposing to amend Article III of the Pennsylvania Constitution to authorize classification of counties cities and school districts by population with limits of seven classes for counties cities and school districts and five for boroughs and to deem all class related laws as general legislation.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Pennesylvania
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Amends Constitution
A proposed constitutional amendment to Article Three Section Six of the Pennsylvania Constitution would require that whenever a law is revived amended extended or conferred by reference the title shall clearly express the subject of the amendment or the subject to which the law is extended or conferred Cyrus Woods secretary of the Commonwealth certifies the joint resolution.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Amendment to Pennsylvania voting eligibility text
A proposed constitutional amendment would rewrite Section 1 of Article Eight to allow all citizens aged twenty one and older to vote, removing gender restrictions. It preserves registration laws and residency requirements while aligning language to include both male and female citizens with specified periods of U S residency and local district residency before elections.
Caution Notice About Spouse’s Alleged Actions
A fragmented notice asserts a spouse named Atte Mabel Lenn has left without lawful cause and the writer declares responsibility for resulting expenses and maintenance. It warns others may face costs for any incurred upkeep or damages related to her departure.
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Atte Mabel Lenn
Holley
Huis
Amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution on city charter powers
The remate and house propose an amendment to Article XV section 1 of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would allow cities or titles of any class to frame and adopt charters and self government, with restrictions set by the Legislature. The measure becomes effective only in cities or boroughs that submit to electors and receive a majority vote. Cyrus Be Woods, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pannsylvania
Toltawna
Amendment Article Seven Pennsylvania Constitution Proposed
Copy of Joint Resolution No Cynius B Woods proposes a constitutional amendment to article seven section seven. It restricts General Assembly from granting credit or ownership to counties cities or districts except for Philadelphia transit contracts and related city franchising or condemnation of transit assets within city limits. True copy of joint resolution.
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City of
Philadelphia
Joint amending proposal for Philadelphia Common Pleas reform
A joint declaration proposes to consolidate the courts of common pleas in Philadelphia County into a single court of common pleas, with all judges in commission. The amendment would transfer jurisdiction and powers from the numbered courts to the new court, subject to law, venue, and changes in number of judges. It takes effect January 1 following adoption, with a like provision for Allegheny County and other common pleas reforms.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Pannavivania
Uiat
Allaghony
Zommion
Onunipstan
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