Governor Signs Broad Bill package and Notices
Governor John S. Fine signed a landown ers abandonment rule with penalties and codified third class city laws. He also allowed first class townships to impound illegally parked vehicles and permitted banks to open during calamities or holidays. Additional measures let deer bow season be set by the State Game Commission and shift Charity Solicitation Bureau to Revenue.
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Harrisburg
INS
John S. Fine
Harry W. Price, Jr
Mifflin
Local Government Commission
State Game Commission
Charity Solicitation Bureau
Welfare
Revenue Department
Historical references include school, water, and fishing provisions
The text outlines provisions on principals qualifications, increased stable fees, joint school district administration, authorization for beneficial and non profit societies, merging and reincorporation, creation of a state historical preservation fund from site visit fees and publication revenue, water meter lists for sewer rate bases, and a limit of three hooks in the Delaware River.
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Erty
Delaware River
St Luke's AME Zion Elects Church Leaders In Annual Vote
St Luke's A M E Zion church held its yearly election electing presidents for several groups including trustees. The article lists specific leaders and positions as part of the church's annual governance vote.
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St. Lukes Ame
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Jer
Church Leadership List and Pastor Reassignment
A list of officers and committees including Mrs. C. R. Cohen Mrs. Sarah Williams and Mrs. Nora Carter and mentions Rev Derrick Talmadge McIntosh being returned to the pastorate of St Luke's church for another term. The text names various society leaders and roles across church organizations.
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Ome Cooper
David Thompson
C. R. Cohen
Pastor’s Aid
Sarah Williams
Nora Carter
the Missionary Society
Bessie Fitzhugh
Music
Helen T. MclIntosh
Washington Carver Club
Delores Harrison
Estelle Brown
Young Women's Society
Carmel Huddle
the Buds
Ohio annual conference ends in Cleveland
The Ohio annual conference closed last week in Cleveland. New Castle churches plan next meeting on July 25 with hostesses Mrs. Joseph Schultz and Mrs. Angelo Caravella. An informal social hour followed with hostesses Mrs. Marcella Dantico, Mrs. William Aloe, and Mrs. William Rowe.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Marcella Dantico
William Aloe
William Rowe
Joseph Schultz
Angelo Caravella
Taylor Township Auxiliary Meeting Report
Taylor Township Auxiliary met in the Diaz hall West Fittsburg on Wednesday for a routine gathering. Members discussed plans for community events and volunteer firemen support with no major decisions reported.
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Taylor Township
Diaz
West Fittsburg
Wed
Lignite Coal Noted For Low Carbon Content
In Little Carbon Bismarck the report states lignite or brown coal has the least carbon content among coal varieties.
Inez Robb's Mother Dies Of Injuries
A premature obituary notes the death of Inez Robb's mother from injuries. The piece also mentions unrelated notes on hair reactions to humidity and a Danish town with 18 000 residents lacking police due to low crime.
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Inez Robb
Chicago
Seattle Gift Totem Pole Installed in Tokyo Park
A 12 foot totem pole gifted by Seattle citizens was erected in a public park in Tokyo marking a cultural exchange between the two cities. Local officials and residents attended the ceremony as the pole stood as a symbol of friendship between nations.
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Seattle
Tokyo
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