Budget Struggles Leave School Short of Funds
Erie area school budget remains stuck around 700000 to 800000 short of its goal amid cuts totaling about 92000 and requisitions near 2800000 against potential income of 2200000. Directors weigh millage cuts and tax changes including a three mill rate unlikely, eyeing state aid and park obligation refunds to bridge the gap for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehnol Alyeetors
Jong Ami
Harris- Wairg
Stanley Seubell
Ibopril
Erie Improvement League
McKean Sheriff's Wife Injured in Auto Crash
Mrs. Linvick, wife of the McKean County sheriff, was injured in a highway collision near Farmers Valley when her car left the road and struck an embankment and a pole. She was taken to a home for aid and later moved to Marvin Creek Road, as her family was away from town. A separate incident notes a Houston arrest where a motorist was ticketed and a stolen plate indicated the car had been taken.
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Agi
Tron T. Foujwhel
Ballecaport
Mugen
Fagmers Valle T
Farserby
Ludhick
Sullivan
A. H. Ashworth
Marvin Creek Road
Welcome the King service at Abbe Reformed Church
Union Passion Service and Clymer Club Social News detail a week of church activities in Abbe Reformed, Glymen and North Clymer. Sunday morning sermon by Rev. G Timmer titled Why Christ Must Depart, with Junior and Senior C E topics, and a union service April 18 at Marks Corners featuring organ preludes hymns scripture and a service of consecration. Obituaries note the death of Henry Bennink born 1831 in Clymer. services planned at 1 and 2 pm. Other items include birthdays, Legion meetings, and local club activities.
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Olympa
Abbe Reformed Church
G. Timmer
Christ
Emogene Groters
C. E. Jener
Jesus
C. E
Lucy Wiggers
Churches of
Glymen
Nortly Clymer
Clymer Hill
Marks
Lo, Phipps
J. Hunsberger
D. Py Winter
Abie
Resarrell Chavels
Gilbert ‘Ton
J. P. Winter
Clymer Hl
Sodus
Bi. Phipps
Epworth League
Geneva Quetteveld
Abbe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peehuseeh
Sowal
Suilay
North Clymet
Anne
Methoist Malscopal Church
J. PB
Paradise
L. BR. Phipps
Ivan Huntsberger
Gerrit
P. F. Haines
V. MI Thompson
H A. Silvis
Malerio
Groters
Henry Bennink
Clymer
Pauling Glerus
Tother
Lean Tenpas
Roy Grav Nit
Henry Tenpas
Albert Benin
Is Village
G. Newhouse
Benninke
Bennink
Ais Aming
News Letter From Sciota Vicinity Tells Of Local Calls And Visits
Sciota news notes a string of social calls and visits across Corry Jamestown Sherman and Erie with many residents dropping in on friends and relatives. The column lists gatherings at homes of Watrous Heerlein Tib N. Peterson and others plus church events and a Sunday Gundey school and service led by Minister Marold Webb.
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Alton Peterson
Erle
Norman Stone
Clifford Cady
Rolla Peterson
Gina Watrous
Clifford
Sherman
Charles Borstonff
Corry
Rosa Lapaze
Curtis Brewer
Som
Gowanda
N. Y
Alton Peterson Havel Beckerink
Addie Schurnail
Ma. Schoenfeldt
Jamestown
Merle Watrour
Wowin Wilson
Nellie Barlow
Peter Sc
Methodist Church
Cambridge Springs
Oscar Johnson
Ana
Ruth
Gertrude
Etta Bunce
W. H. Burnett
Erie
Grove City
Arthur Miller
Heulse
LavernesGlier
Frank Harwood
Belle Valley
Gundey School
Sciota
Marold Webb
Illness Delays Move To Rollin Hersett Farm
Mrs. King has been ill for some time and was unable to move into her new home on the Rollin Hersett farm. Mrs. W. G. Webster returned to Buffalo to visit her husband at the state hospital at Helsmith.
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Deuink
St Brocton
King
Rollin Hersett Farm
W. GC. Webster
Buffalo
State Hospital
Helsmith
Erie charts course in utilities battle
Mayor James P. Tossiter directs a utility rate review in Erie after gathering reports from companies serving the district in Harrisburg. He plans to present a report to council by Tuesday seeking rate reductions where possible, as talks with Public Service Commission and utility firms continue amid ongoing fare disputes and regulatory constraints.
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James P. Tossiter
Umene
Harrisburg
Biv
Habsburg
Cncords
Public Service Commission
Vlecltte
Lkay
Eity
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Tate
Grice
Spring Creek PTA Plans Annual Exhibit
Spring Creek PTA to host annual exhibit at the school building on Thursday April 18. The program will feature school work for the year and will include entertainment by Warren Pa senator William Johnson. Local students Miss Provence Damen of Columbus and Miss Betty Kafferlin return to classes at Edinboro Teachers College after a weekend visit home.
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South Dayton
American Legion
Clarence
William Rhebergen
Damcott Jones Post
Gilvert Ton
Esther Legters
North Clymer
Paul Brooks
Fredonia
Claude” Lictus
James Brown
Bert Lietus
Otis Fardink
Herman Bennink
Clarence Yruink
Viola Fardink
Irene Lictis
Pauline Bennink
Harold Duinis
Donald Ruslink
Twentieth Century Club
Ella Johnson McCray
Cora Timmer
J. P Winter
S Ir
Elmer Croscutt
Warren
John Leyters
Marion Gallup
Leyters
Rome
Decatur
Corry
Cleveland
Slater
Bertha Humphreys
Florence Arwiak
L. TT. B
Henry Benink
Glenn
Te Winkle
Kirkby House
Mill Street
Gabriel
Marks Corners
Dairymen’s League Mille
Stanley Don Cavage
Mina
Don Speeharg
Nett Wallace
Madison Barracks
Sheridan Wallace
Mia
Mary King
Mra. Delbort
Floyd Burrows
Kingua
Sad
Mssay
Playa Gould
Coudersport
Abbott Dairies
L. H. Donaldison
Tarriott
Glen Donaldson
Erie
Lynn DeJean
la Tern DeJean
BE. L. Campbell
Lottsville Batur
Harold
Thelma
Anil Hewsett Smith
Carl Donaldson
Sally
Ertel
Nell
Pam
Mealalle
Harry Lamona
Corny
Wisal
Corn Lamona
Daisy Branch
Wurres
Hier
Agar Taylor
Temumps
Mehaffey
Home
Eonomies
Jonn McKay
W. W. Graham
Pr. Bradshaw
Panama
An Virs
Harry L. Johnson
Lena Jackson
Emily Morton
Ey. W. H. Garnett
O. F
Gobi Harold Eddy
Leon Cable
Youngsville High School
Elmer Blanchard
Grove City
McKelvey
PTA
William Johnson
Imaeysenator Fron Warren
Provence Damen
Colunttom
Bvaion Pintte
Pittsburgh
New York City
Betty Kafferlin
Fdinboro
Tallege
Disease Halts Teaching at Bhemeld High School
Sheffield April 13 Scarlet fever and measles disrupt the Bhemeld high school s regular staff with many absent due to illness or quarantine. Authorities indicate students are around twenty, and temporary measures and substitutions have been arranged to continue classes.
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Sheffield
Bhemeld High Svenl
Chi
Moffett to resign as Federal Housing Administrator
Washington reports confirm that James A. Moffett will resign soon after conferring with President Roosevelt. The former mail company executive said no definite action would be taken until after the White House talks next week. He had clashed with PWA chief Harold Ickes over low cost housing plans last winter.
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Washington
Federaa
James A. Moffett
Curren
Ail Company
Roosevelt
Moffett
PWA
Harold Ickes
White House
Diseases from Dust Storms to Be Studied at Meeting
The 1935 American College of Physicians gathering in Philadelphia April 29 to May 4 will explore dust storm related lung diseases and other medical topics. About 2000 delegates, including teachers and distinguished guests, will attend. Sessions cover ailments of bones joints nervous system lungs and endocrine disorders with papers and addresses on practical phases of medicine and trends in research.
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Philadelphia
American College of Phyalciteid
Atewall
Towns First Talkie Shown in Vinton County Here
The first talking motion picture ever shown in the county seat of Vinton County was planned to be screened here soon. The county, large in area but with a small population, currently has no moving picture theaters.
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Vinton County
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