Passover Observance Marks Jewish Spring Festival
Passover begins April 6 in the evening and lasts eight days for Orthodox Jews, seven for Reform. The festival recalls the Exodus from Egypt with Seders, four cups of wine, matzoth, the Paschal sacrifice, bitter herbs, and the telling of the liberation tale. Services are held in synagogues and homes, with celebratory songs and family gatherings.
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Maple Sugar Season Closes at Carter Hill
Carter Hill reports the maple sugar season ending on April 5 with local visits and social notices. Community members from Yonkers to Erie were seen visiting families, hosting gatherings, and sharing news of hospital stays, house moves, and upcoming renovations.
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Beaverdam Community Teemed With Visits and Events
April notes Beaverdam residents host visitors from Union City Jamestown and Bradford visit Corry and Proctorville gatherings at United Brethren church March 0 and Easter preparations. Socials include birthday honors, dinners, card games, and weekly meetings as locals detail travel to Linton City Alan Ohio and Blaine Town.
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Charles Swan
Maybelle Williams
Union City
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Hornell
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Cass Smith
Proctorville
Charles Bush
Theodore Hanbey
Corry
Lyie Proctor
Glenn Kappel
Cottage Hill
James Crowell
Robert Mulvin
B. A. Lyons
Emeline Drake
James Watrous
Lee Proctor
Carl Proctor
Alton Peterson
Herbert Brown
Neil Bates
Db. Whitney
Jesse Whitney
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Alice
Bertha Sonova
Bradford
Jm, Metherlan
W. Cummings
Floyd, Marsh
Ladies Aid
United Brethren In Christ Caven
Lyle Proctor
Linton City
Clifford Bloxs
Rupert Mulvin
BA. Lynns
Monskiy
Alan
Ohio
Debert Parkhurst
Gons
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Arthur
BL. Watrous
Frooterville
Charles Swain
Jeanniene
Neil Astes
Nelson Young
HB. Whitney
Gerald Bagley
Alton Messenger
Esther Tubbs
J. M. McClelland
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Cash Smith
Betty
Ridgway and Kane Cut Tax Assessments
Milage reductions cut Ridgway Borough to 34 mills for 1984 down from 86 last year, saving residents about 0.0 in taxes. Kane Borough trims from 23 to 19 mills, an estimated 17 percent cut saving $10,100 citywide, with street and sinking fund allocations adjusted. School levy unclear pending state action. county millage cut may drop taxes by about $83,500. District students show varied March marks across Spencer and Ridgway schools with several top honors and rising averages.
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Warren Borough to cut school budget by eighty thousand
Warren borough school directors meet at the high school to discuss a budget reduction of 870,000 to 8109,000 for the coming year. Superintendent Bresso plans a definite operating program to save 275,000 to 9100,000, while summer makeup classes were debated and not approved. The 1928 to 1933 tax history shows mills and per capita charges lowered, yielding about 18,000 in total school tax cuts for the year.
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Cat Traveled in Baled Hay on Nebraska Shipment
A hay shipment from Superior to Oakdale caused an intact bale to split during loading and a cat was jolted loose. The live feline sustained injuries but remained alive. Also listed are farm animals for sale including fresh cows and young calves with contact phone Boyd Spencer 206.
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Oakdale
Boyd Spencer
Poor Board Is Broke Again in Erie County
Erie April 5 Evie county poor board is broke again director Harry Wagner said the $121 000 turned over by the county two weeks ago is all spent mainly to retire debts creditors wait for funds evictions rise but new quarters have been found for all families Wagner noted eviction problem not as great as feared monthly meeting held at the new county home near Girard to discuss various problems facing the board
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Bandit Robbery Shocks Jamestown Eating House
A daytime stickup at Underwood’s eatery in Jamestown ends with two workers tied and robbed as two men flee. Police cite a planned heist by slot machine racketeers active in the city, with few clues beyond suspect descriptions from Underwood. Captain Reward M Nyhatmann and Lieut. J Stahley led the investigation.
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Roy Fers
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Underwood
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