Mistaken by Mollie Mather in a tangled romance
In a long afternoon of flirtation and jealousy, Rhoda's charm unsettles Barry as he reignites an epic love triangle with Tomlins and Sanders. Rhoda hides her engagement, while Barry confronts fear and desire on a veranda as old friends and rivals swirl through a tense, bittersweet scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barane
Lomlins
Barry MacAndrews
Rowter
Preddie
Wanda
Feus
Mull
Saniers
Rhoda
Ae Sanders
Pein
May
Barry
Tomlins
Rhoia
Tomlings
Wouillns
Ithoda
Mthenka
Merry
Tomkins
Niketa
Iam
Brides
Hhagy Welked
Meng Te
iBerry
Goda
Carse
Beery
Danvers
Clair Smith
Locust
James Rosborough
Indiana
Hart Glass
Emerson Blose
Ray Moot
Laura
Rachel Moot
Spangler
Miag Binnie McConnaughey
Monessen
Laura Moot
Long Island
Ida Kingell
Washington, D. C
Florence Shaffer
Proposed Pennsylvania constitution amendment on taxation and public property
The Commonwealth proposes Joint Resolution No 1 to amend Article Nine Section One to allow tax exemptions for real and personal property owned by veterans and public charitable institutions. The measure would define uniform taxes while exempting public property used for public purposes, religious worship places, burial sites, public charity institutions, and property used by veterans groups. The amendment is prepared for approval or rejection at the November 6, 1923 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Commonwealth
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
HE Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Clyde L. King
Pennsylvania Proposed Amendment to Article Nine Section Four
Legislative copy shows an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution proposing bonds up to one hundred million dollars to improve highways. The joint resolution, signed by Clyde L. King, requests replacing the current debt limit and allowing one hundred million in bonds for highway work. This wraps into Section 4 of Article Nine, with general assembly approval implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Clyde L. King
The
Amendment proposal for Pennsylvania constitution classifies counties
The Senate and House propose Article III Section 4 to empower classification of counties cities boroughs school districts and townships by population with limits eight classes for counties seven for cities five for school districts and three for boroughs. Laws applying to each class and related court procedures would be general legislation. A true copy of Paint Resolution No. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Iaint
Clyde L. King
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania proposal to grant clergy free passes amendment
A joint resolution proposes amending Article Seventeen Section Eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow free or discounted passes for clergymen. The text would read that rail and transportation firms may not grant passes to anyone except officers or employees and clergy. Clyde L. King, secretary, signs as a true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
Chause
Nider Transportation Company
Clyde L, King
Smicksburg Social Ties Mark Weekend Visits
A flood of visits and calls fills Smicksburg as Nannie Black returns from Punxsutawney to family homes. Relatives and friends from Youngstown Vandergrift Leechburg Pittsburgh Renfrew Renfrew DuBois Punxsutawney Homer City Plumville Plumville Verona Verona and other locations spend Sunday and weekend with families including the Dodsons Stiteliers Lewis and Elkin households. Many stops mark a bustling social week with birthdays and hospitalities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Black
George Robinson
Punxsutawney
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Charles Fry
H. EB. Bence
Frank Warburton
Youngstown, O
H. B. Dodson
Geo. A. Robinson
Merle L. Black
Chas. Roush
Vandergrift
Homer Roush
Leechburg
John Roush
Ira Hyskell
New York City
Nancy Hyskell
C. L. Ferrar
DuBois
Annie Barrett
Phoenix
Mary Haskell
Clayton Lewis
M. K. Lewis
Sara Stiteler
Raymond
Pittsburgh
D. H. Stiteler
Fred
Phyllis Jane
Robert
Della
Charles Lewis
Renfrew
Wm. Dodson
Sunbury
John Dodson
Tom
Rowland, Jr
Tom Rowland
Ord Bond
Labor Day
Cynthia Bond
A. H. Davis
Betsy
H. H. Hanna
Janet Townsend
West Penny Hospital
Frank Patterson
J. H. Wray
Mary Ramaley
Martha Frantz
Hiters Ridge
Venia Townsend
George Spahr
Apollo
N. A. Davis
Jim Porter
H. A. Silyis
Througehour Village
Will Waterson
J. R. Richards
Ernest Stewart
Indiana
Glenn Coleman
Dunmire Farm
Will Shutt
Vantergrift
Alvie Hanna
Davison
Kresge
New York
Ralston Rupert
Jacob Shoup
P. M. Hodge
Blairsville
Jennie Hodge
Greensburg
Jones Farm
L. M. Martz
Hodge
Ray Flickinger
Flat Rock
Marchand J W Smeaton Leads Cattle at Punxsutawney Fair
Marchand J W Smeaton entered a herd of large Black Angus at the Punxsutawney fair and won first premium on most of the cattle. The article lists many local residents attending events, teaching assignments, and social visits across the region including Smithport Wilkinsburg Vandergrift and Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smeaton
Wm. N. Huey
Harry Feffer
Huey
Smithport
Ada Zehor
Wilkinsburg
Laura Moot
Sykesville
Horace Steeley
Pottstown
Elmer Steffy
Braddock
Maggie Steffy
Linus Simpson
Huffman Bros
Lee B. Moot
Leie Dean
Barnasboro
Annie Moot
Esther Rosborough
Walter
A. B. Rosborough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mollie Mather
Western Newspaper Union
Stuscaows
National Association of Accredited Schools
Cambria Business College
Johnstown
Smicksburg
Sutton
J. A. Elkin
Arthur Young
Verona
C. H. Condron
Marchand
Zion's Valley
Ina Matson
Walker
Carl Anderson
Neal Anderson
Clarence Cravener
McKinstry Hill
Anderson Home
Saturay
James Shearer
William Matson
Willliam Olinger
B. A
Townsend Farm
Crooked Creek
Jennie Afferson
Clyde George
Kepple Hill
Mary Campbell
Lloyd Reight
Mount Union
Alfred Lockard
T. J. Matson
Spring Church
Misa Richey
South Bend No. 1
W.P. Shepard
D.C
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Keeler’s
Son
Luxenberg
Indiana County
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