Local social notes from Barneshoro and nearby towns
A crowded community update lists visits and calls across Barneshoro, Cherry Tree, and surrounding areas. Names include Grisemore, Hill, Williams, Joiner, McAdoo, Glenn, Sutter, and Shields among many residents. Events cover weekend visits, anniversaries, illness, and routine social calls, with mentions of Indiana Normal students and local road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Hill
Sarah B. Williams
Ethel Jones
Barneshoro
Richard
Truth Hickman
Aeolean
Homer Lydick and Family
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Strongstown And Nearby
Strongstown residents Mr and Mrs Allen Sharp and family and Mrs Jennie A Maloy spent Sunday with Mrs Maicyste w J W Rant offlomer Cil Miss Jeannette Tharper of Wanty Glo visited Miss Nellie Altemans. Mr and Mrs W T Gennete and daughter Cathryn, Mr and Mrs R V Duncan and son spent Sunday with friends in Cardiff. Arthur Stephens and Emily of Culver called here Sunday. Harry Davis and Harry Bennett drove to Nanty Glo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Shields
Clark Peffer
Jamey Marsh
Harry Beck
James Marsh
Mra. McLaughlin
Indiana
Coyode
March
Clark Gaul
Helen
Brockwnville
W. H. Beck
Joe McDowell
Clarion
Lester Sutton
G. W. Shields
Wm. Cornfield
Rossiter
Andy Sutter
George Peffer
Near
Walier
Florence Sutter
Setinol
CG. A. Rippert
Mary Pollock
Near, Marchand
William Cormfield
Lovahells
M. Shields
Allen Sharp
Jennie A. Maloy
Maicystew
J. W. Rant
Flomer Cil
Jeannette Tharper
Wanty- Glo
Nellie Altemans
W. T. Gennete
Cathryn
R. VY. Duncan
Cardiff
Arthur Stephens
Emily
Culver
Harry Davis
Harry Bennett
Nanty-Glo
Public Sale of Real Estate De executors of Martin Smith
Public sale offered by executors of Martin Smith on September 27 1928 at 1 00 P M in Young township Tadonna county opening with farm of about 61 40 acres including a frame barn a log house and outbuildings assessed rental 800 per year. Names of heirs and guardians listed with sale conditions and bonds. Auction to proceed with deeds upon delivery and payment of price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Penn Public
Martin Smith
Deceaspa
Young Township
Tadonna County
Armstrong
Iobert Scomter
Huird
Rohit Wart
BR. & PS. Cau
Pittsburgh
Cal
Freeport
Administrators Notice and Constitutional Amendment Summary
Notices include W C Chapman named administrator for John Britt estate in Indiana Pa with claims and debts due by Sept 5 1928 and a long excerpt announcing proposed amendments to Pennsylvania Constitution Article Nine Section One allowing tax exemptions for property owned by veterans organizations and public charities. The text cites Joint Resolution No 1 and Clyde L King as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Chapwan
John Britt
Conamaugh Township
W. C. Chapman
Indiana
Pennsylvania Constitution Amendment Proposal on Highway Bonds
The state invites changes to section four of article nine to allow issuing bonds up to one hundred million dollars for highway improvement while tightening debt limits. The revised text sets no debt beyond one million dollars and permits the General Assembly to authorize bonds up to two hundred million for roads, with the amendment attributed to Joint Resolution No. 2 and signed as a true copy by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Clyde L. King
Amendment proposal to PA constitution on classifying areas
A Joint Resolution proposes amending article three to empower the legislature to classify counties boroughs cities and school districts by population under a new Section 31. It sets maximum class divisions: counties eight, cities seven, school districts five, boroughs three, and deems related laws as general legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Clyde L. King
The
Commonwealth
Proposed PA constitutional amendment on clergy free passes
A joint resolution proposes amending Article seventy seven? seventeen to allow free or discounted passes for clergymen by railroad or transportation companies. The measure seeks to add clergy to those who may receive passes, replacing the current ban on such discounts. The secretary certifies the true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grisemore
Daniel Glenn
Penn Public Service Co
Irene Trout
Chauncey McAdoo
Cockport
Emma
Wilda Williams
Cherry Tree
Florence Lohr
Sara Glenn
Wilda
Margaret Willams
Barnesboro
Sara Scolion
Richard Williams
Fred Henry
Wil
J. D. Joiner
Song
George and
Harold
Warry Russell
Lincoln Gibson
Harvey, Steffey’s
Margaret Williams
Harry Russell
A. G. Glenn
H. S. Bennett
Hulda and
Dale
W. H. Martin
HH. KR. Bennett
Robert McClelland
Samuel Long
Alverda
Covode
Pittsborge Tristing Laboratory
Robert Baird
W. H. Carver
Mer
C. H. Steving Co
Philadelphia St
Judge Selford
Onlee
Forbes Magazine
Penn Publics
Erie, Warren
Punxsutawney
du Bois
Penn
Ohio
Lake Erie
New York State
Maryland
Penn Public Service Corporation
Johnstown, Pa
Johnstown
Netter
Samuel Brett
Phon
Strongstown
Boud
Mortgive
W.nemer Smi
Smib
Vsecutors
Gibson-Clanreo
Church Street
Waltemire
Eyuer Lawer
Benn Kun
Drin Nawe
Waltemire & Lamer
BR. Walthemire
Elmer Lament
Dr. Brilhart
403 Savings & Trust
Tours
Vesta
Nixon Avenue
Number
Grand Army of the Republic
Areerlwan Legion
Veterans of Forulgn Wars
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Pannesylvania
Clyde L., King
the Commonwea
Citizen’s National Bank
PENNA
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Court House
Indiana, PA
Douglass Studio
George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayns Avenue
Bell
Local
Pees
Vogel Electric Co
Westinghouse Batteries
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