Two Important Issues Up For Court Decision
Capitol speculation swirls over the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court ruling on two bond amendments and other measures. The decision may affect sixteen proposed amendments and advertising timelines before the coming election. Also noted are the Jobo Bell bank failure probe, the State Hospital for indecent children, the Teachers Retirement Fund reaching 28 million dollars, and rising farm telephone adoption.
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Infernational News Service
Harrisburg
High Court
General Assembly
Pinchot
State Department of
Capitol A &S
Bell
Allagheny
Governon Prochot
Woodruff
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
United States
Pennsylvania
Mellon to Confer on List for Tax Payments Date
Washington June 12 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will confer with Internal Revenue Commissioner Clair in the next few days to fix the date for making public 1924 tax payments. The lists probably will be issued for publication sometime in July. The Congo natives believe in demons and witches and many are executed each year by witch-doctors in secret.
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Washington
Secretary of the “Treasury
Mello
Internal Revenue
Clair
Congo
Sunday School Convention Attendees In Sandy Lake Area
Elizabeth Coleman Edith Palmer and Harold Macom attended the Sunday school convention at Sandy Lake last week. Mrs Edward Baughman of Brent visited her parents, Mr and Mrs John Crawford. Misses Elia Celestia Scollach married to New Castle. Jueenburg Presbyterian School described as a Front Line School with high standards.
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Dy Siper
M. P. Nelson
Howard Hughes
Marty Snead
Geo. Darin
Joseph Bowe
Fedeia Thompson
K Irene Robinson
Boma Young
Edward Robinson
John Tyler
James Brown
Donald Boyd
Harold Watson
Marie Rodingan
Ola Gott
Hiizabeth Coleman
Edith Palmer
Harold Macom
Hilda Ward
Irene Wright
Helen Galloway
Leona Orr
Lyle Arostrong
Minnie Wil
Mabel Collins
Edwie Armstrong
Harry Hunter
Sandy Laie
Edward Baughman
Brent
John Crawford
Elia
Celestia Scollach
New Castle
Jueenburg Presbyterian
Tia
Edward Alison
Mont
Mekar- Ney
Wilmerding
Sherman Drake
Hirim
Lewis Coloran Wid
Elizabeth
Jeanard Arns Hoo
Frank Robinson
Merler
Harry Dinuter
Floyd Uttate
Lew Castle
Jim Oakes
James W
Frida Charles Ovy
Arthur Actrode
Rilwood City
Grove
Peesbearian
Glendollaston
Chuddanion
Alar Ear
Mills
Bol Davis
Cam- Wy
Crove City
Rock Springs
Robert, Williams
Grove City
Fred Knuuft
Woods
Vist
Beaverdilly
Roy Orround
Volunt
Clyde Ogkos
Wiss Hancock
Graeg Sehele
Warren
Olla
Mr. Williams
Mekeespark
James Dallas
Mra
A. 2
Rone and
Ure
Mercer
Pedsbytarian church services and social events
Readable fragments describe a Presbyterian service with Rev R M Blankwood in Pittsburgh occupying the pulpit, a children’s program including The Postal Queen, baptism, and communion services at the connected church. plus various local notices about visits, illness, travel, and social events around Grove City and Mercer County.
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General Assembly
Capitol Hill
Anucth Ux 4
Samsuel Oakes
R. M. Blankwood
Pittsburgh
S. H. Collins
Gunninggham
Harlanaburg
Helen Macomn
Jack Woods
Betty Turner
Grave City
James McCrae
No. H
Paul Stonebreaker
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Thomas Harris
Robertngs
Sunshine Parcel Post Gills
Ethel Gardner
Dorothy Snead
Eleanor Lott
Ellen Parnell
Charles Ward
W. C. A. Nelson
Narcegius Snead
Ernest Rose
Toseph Davin
Walter Henry Miller
Curtis Davis
Mollie Henley
Maries Robinson
Wildred Engs
Mildred Henley
Imma Young
Mary Snead
Louise Jackson
Mildred Engs
June Plowers
W. W
Nelson
William Walker
Leesburg
William Qukes
Jackson Center
E. Washington Street
Citis
Sancity
AL Hospital
Virginia
Mr&s
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Dean Collins
Violet Macom
Monarche
French Creek
Bul Hancock
Uehanan
Castle
Benty
Alvie Livermore
Anne Burgess
Polk
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Brad Snyier
Aeho
Avile Mayberry
Bultmore Hospital
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John Crawtor
Jack Haynes
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