Four-Cent Gasoline Tax to Be Submitted Tonight
Harrisburg April 1 The House Ways and Means Committee is set to report a four cent gasoline tax bill to the General Assembly after tonight’s meeting. The measure would extend the existing three cent levy for one year and seek broader support for highway funding amid protests from gasoline wholesalers. Supporters urge the increase as essential to carry out the highway program, while opponents warn of constituent backlash.
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Annte
Tne City
Harrisburg
Assemblyman
Lng
Thomas E. Williams
House
Ways and Means
Mcrease
Philadelphia
Griffith
Indiana
Mobxe Roads
Wisher
Cme
Jower
General Assembly
Lowi
Juan Dé
Highway Department
el Foren
Mellon
Tion
Kitfa
Bill Tolleviiys
Beuruhlas
Joao Monspres
New Lanston Store Opens in Grandin Hotel Building
Crowd estimates of between 9600 and 20000 visited the remodeled Grandin hotel building on North Center Street for the Saturday opening of the new Lanston store. Patrons toured departments, admired a modern display, and registered tickets awarded prizes such as wall paper and curtains. The Corry Loan and Savings Company offices also opened in the same building with officers pleased by the turnout.
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Grandin
North Genter @Kert
Hefudfil
Deloy
Delug
Sherwin-Wiliams House
Dorothy Gates
R. D
Anna Drobnek
Corry
Harry Lillie
West Smith Street
Corry Loan's and Savings Company
Dullock
New Members Joined MLE Church in Easter Service
The First Methodist Episcopal Church welcomed 15 new members during Easter morning services as Rev. Jay Wimer led the sermon. The rite was conducted over Saturday evening, Sunday morning and afternoon with ten adults completing the ceremony. A generous donor pledged $1,000 to the church tidal fund, encouraging tithing for April and a May 6 collection aiming to fulfill annual needs and match the gift. Tithing covenant cards were handed out during services.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Dorie
Une
Jay Wimer
Chives
PUPIL NURSES WANTED BUFFALO CITY HOSPITAL
Advertises trainee nurse positions at Buffalo City Hospital. Details list day shifts, pay of $15.00 monthly, meals, uniforms, laundry, tutoring, and full board. Mentions exams and three year college course exposure with study opportunities. Includes requirements of New York State high school or equivalent. May class now hiring.
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Buffalo City Hospital
Grider ST
Buffalo
Titanic
University of Buffalo Medical and Dental Schools
Revila
Otis
New ‘York State
Death Claims Thos Williams
Thomas Williams, a longtime resident of Grove City, Pa, is mourned as services are set for tomorrow at 1 30 p m at his home 18 Easy Precedeviats. Rev A L Roth of First Baptist Church will officiate. Interment will follow in Conneaut, Ohio.
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Carl Williams
Ily
Ryraecti
Oelock
A L. Roth
First Baptist Church
Mir Williams
Meinni
Conneaut
Senior Class of Columbus Presents Play at Community Church
The senior class of Columbus High School sponsors a three act play titled Miss Pearless and Co. on Spook Island to be staged at Community Church Friday and Saturday April 6 and 7. The cast includes Thelma Messenger, Earth Baccus, Anne Richardson, Anna LeRoy, Dorothy Depew, Una Armstrong, Mary Weakley and others. A church meeting April 8 at 7:30 p.m. will discuss future church plans and improvements. District Deputy Grand Master J. Frank Holler will oversee O F officers installation at the new lodge home with Vern Smith as Noble Grand and Earl Carrier as Vice Grand. A supper will follow, with attendees from nearby towns. Messages note several residents traveling, visiting relatives, and Easter holiday plans.
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Columbus
Sccool
Distriel
J. Frank Holler
Lottsville Lodge No
Noble Grand
Vern Smith
Earl Carrier
Lofteville
Bear Cake
Corry
Youngsville
Charles Dodd
Jamestown
Leon
Jame
Bear Lake News Notes from Corry and Nearby
Bear Lake residents and visitors are mentioned in a stream of notes from Corry and surrounding areas. Names include Hinkley and daughter Gul, Mrs Hinley, Willis Price, Frank Woodin, Mrs Minnie Holman, Meta Gardes, Mike Hilsret, Kenneth Powers, and others. Funeral of Herbert near Bear Lake, assorted visits to and from Bear Lake, and a mild automobile mishap involving Miss Hulse Whiteley.
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Bear
Liebwsiobe
Metta Gardaes
Minnie’ Holman
Mir
George Smith
Guid Me
Yosty Ranga
Warren
Ova Om Tindas
C.D. Hotuitt Isa
Js Eals
Prench Crank
Daught
Mondhey
Cvs Aid
Ghureh
Ham
Richred Gibbs
Jimastown
F. J. Grove
Tittle
Martin
New Ground for Divorce in Coulsville Case
A Coulsville woman filed for divorce after discovering her husband hid a small lacquer item, prompting her to surprise him by placing a red Chinese fin ish on two golf clubs. The quirky move highlights a fractured marriage and custody implications are not detailed.
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Hicken
Coulsville
Unclear fragmentary item about cleaners and dust
Fragmentary notes describe use of a cleaner and methods to prevent dust issues. Uncertain details and names are unreadable, with several garbled phrases. The readable text hints at maintenance actions but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
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Pittsburgh
Lanston
MLE
DESK
Uesson
Nooretoo Re
EMA
Lefryes
Rieck
Jan
Asele
Howe
Thos. Williams
Myerins
Shannon
Ee St
Miss Fearless and Company
Spook Island
C. F
Allene Hillburg
Gertrude Monroe
Niagara Falls
Dmr
L. Monroe
Bert Stockton
Cleveland
Bear Lake News
Root’s Furniture Store
Chas, Shuss
Mgr
Center St
Enag
Ona
Condra Pharmacy
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