Wedding Ties Bond Plumville Kin at Creekside
Mr and Mrs Leater Allison attended the wedding of their cousin at Creekside Wednesday evening Miss May Williamson of Smicksburg made a business trip to town Thursday Mr and Mrs Hale Hamill spent a day with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William Hamill of Oak Tree A F Pifer and family visited relatives near Brookville on Sunday Arch Miller of Mercer former resident who owned and worked the farm now hosting the Butler coal plant greeted old friends here last week James and Mabel Jewart of New Kensington visited their sister Mrs H H Hamill over Sabbath Bert Schrengost of McIntire was a Sunday visitor in town Mrs Clara Morrow of Evans City is guest of her sister Mrs J Zimmerman
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Leater Allison
Creekside
Miss May Williamson
Smicksburg
Hale Hamil
William, Hamil
Oak Tres
A. F. Pifer
Brookville
Arch Miller
Mercer
Butler
James
Mabel Jewart
New Kensington
H. H. Hamill
Bert Schrengost
McIntire
Clara Morrow
Evans City
Zimmerman
Local residents visit relatives and begin school term
Mr and Mrs C M Boyer visited His parents at Waslet from Saturday until Monday. Mr and Mrs Homer Carson of Butler spent Friday night with the latter's brother A F Loughry. Bruce Loughry and wife of town were Sabbath visitors of relatives at McIntire. Louise Stuchul and Lois Dunlap left Monday for DuBois to enter high school. Our schools opened Monday with a full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Boyer
Waslet
Homer Carson
Butler
A. F. Loughry
Bruce Loughry
McIntire
Louise Stuchul
Lois Dunlap
DuBois
Robert Marshall
Varn Douds
Indiana Hospital
George Welch
Earl Wells
James Painter
Brown
Willet
Mitchell Geer
Trepass Notices Sold By The Indiana Progress
Notices warn against hunting and trespassing. Three for 25 cents with five cents postage if mailed. Cash must accompany mail orders. Send orders to The Indiana Progress in Indiana Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Notice of Bank Incorporation for Commodore Pa
Notice is given that on November 17 1920 an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania by D H Swartz W S Sweitzer D C Lefevre L C Bence W A Nichol Carl St Bence and Ford B Decker for a charter to form The Peoples Bank of Commodore to be located in Commodore Pa The capital stock is 335000 in 700 shares of 50 each The application is under the General Assembly Act of May 18 1874 and its amendments Solicitors Xv 8 M Jack and James L Jack August 14 1920
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Teoples’ Bank OF Commodore
Commodore
M. Jack
James L. Jack
Wade
Atavneral
Arcadia
Sidiani
Pennsylvana
Act of Assembly
J. Dress Pannble
City of Ancient Glories and a Portrait of Lima's Past
In Mercuria Peruana Lima, Joe de la River Aguero portrays Lima in its early colonial splendor with olive and orange trees, fragrant patios, and grand processions. He contrasts this venerated coastal capital with the inland Sierra, Nueva Gastitta and Nueva Toledo, a harsher, subjugated land deeper in colonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
American Southwest
Tina
Siesta
Sierra
Peru
Las Charcas
Nueva Gastitta
Nueva Toledo
Spain
Ireland
Palestine
Armeéenia
Joe de la River Aguero
Mercuria Peruana
Inter-America
Gas masks and X ray moving pictures herald new dangers
The article notes carbon monoxide dangers from leaky gas and car exhausts and describes hopealite as a new absorbent mask material. It also discusses X Ray moving pictures showing internal body movement for medical advances, predicting future full-body readability for physicians and surgeons.
Grain Dust Explosion Demonstrates Elevator Dangers
A grain dust demonstration uses a miniature sheet iron building to show how improper elevator operation can cause a powerful explosion. A lit match ignites powder gathered on a grain landing plate, blowing into the structure. Authorities urge better dust control and ventilation to reduce hazard. English motor industry expands with a $30,000,000 Irish combine. James claims a lead role in a popular play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Proposed Amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution for Voter Approval
Citizens are asked to approve or reject proposed constitutional amendments submitted by the General Assembly of Pennsylvania. The notices describe two joint resolutions to amend sections on corporate banking and county classifications, proposing changes to Article XVI and Article III. Officials Cyrus B. Woops and the Secretary of the Commonwealth oversee publication in pursuance of the state constitution.
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COS Ae
Pennsylvania
the Commonwalth
General Assembly
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Orddpr
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Amendment Proposal to Article Nine Section Eight
A joint resolution proposes amending Pennsylvania Constitution to cap county and city debt. Philadelphia may exceed ten percent overall debt but not two percent new debt without voters. Deliberations cover debt deduction for public works and revenue bonds, with 60 year maturities and sinking funds.
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Pennsylvania
Beation
Boneate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Wald
Woons
the Commonwealth
Executora Notice and Estate Claims Summary
Letters testamentary for John T. St. estate issued to executors in Tomer City area. Creditors urged to present claims promptly for settlement. named executors include Thomas B. Clalit and Wm A. Simpson. Also letters of administration granted for Henry V. Hill estate in rushyalley township. creditors to file claims and administrators Ail Strongstown and Aubery Hill oversee proceedings.
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John T. St
Tomer City
Tomer
Thomas BT
Clalit
Latrobe, da
WM. A. Simpson
Todburn, Ta
S. BM
Jack
Attortey
Hinery Vt
Hill
Tat
Rushyalley Township
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution II Proposes Amend Article III
A joint resolution proposes amending article three section six of the Pennsylvania Constitution to require that the subject of any amendment or law be clearly expressed in its title. The measure, introduced in the General Assembly, directs that amendments be enacted and published at length, with the subject specified. Cyrus D. Woods, Secretary of the Commonwealth, authenticates the document.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth of
Banka
Truat Comantes
Cyrus BD. Woops
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Elector Franchise Language Changes
A proposed change to Article Eight Section One of the Pennsylvania Constitution would extend voting rights to women and abolish gender language. The draft rewrites require United States citizenship for one month, one year or six months residency in the state, two months in the election district, and payment of taxes within two years. It shifts male pronouns to inclusive terms and clarifies that the right to vote belongs to all citizens twenty years old and up, with the General Assembly empowered to enact registration laws.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Haus
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
United States
Tex
County
Bern
Caution Notice and Arcadia Bank Charter Notice
Caution notice from Yarl Learn disclaims responsibility for arrears or expenses of wife Mrs Mabel Learn while stating departure from home. Also a charter notice announces the 1920 incorporation of Arcadia State Bank in Arcadia village, Sidiani county, Pennsylvania with capital of 25000 dollars, 500 shares at 50 dollars each.
Joint Resolution Proposing Pennsylvania Constitutional Amendment
A joint resolution proposes amending section one of article fifteen to authorize cities to be chartered when a majority of qualified voters in cities or boroughs with at least ten thousand population vote in general elections. It grants cities power to frame charters and govern locally subject to legislative restrictions, pending approval by voters.
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Commonwealth of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Peninesylvania
Ariel Afteen
Follaway
Eng
Housind
Joint Resolution Amending General Assembly Tax Powers
A proposed amendment to article nine section seven limits counties towns and districts from becoming stockholders or lending credit to corporations except Philadelphia transit contracts and related facilities. The measure authored by Cyrus Re Woods outlines city authority to condemn or contract with transit firms within Philadelphia and to pay shares of stock as needed.
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Pennsylvania
Beneata
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ciatriet
Philadelphia
T Ranch
Joint Resolution to Consolidate Philadelphia and Allegheny Courts
Joint resolution proposes amendments to the Pennsylvania constitution to consolidate the common pleas courts in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties into single unified courts. It specifies transfer of jurisdiction and powers, venue changes, and future judge counts, with effective dates upon adoption and a true copy by Cyrus Br. Woods.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Pennesylvania
County of
Courts of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Allegheny
Evernt
Roommen
Anid Court
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BIG Warehouse
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
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Puadelphia
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Mabel Learn
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Yarl
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