Mayor Barber to Make Police Appointments
Brig April 18 report that President Judge Miles B. Kitts signed a decree allowing Mayor Charles Barber to appoint emergency police officers to fill patrol vacancies. Appointments must be provisional pending final state supreme court decision on World War veterans appeal. Judge Barnett had ordered reductions for civil service list and removal of 85 plus years old. Kitts previously stayed Barber’s actions, now altered. City Solicitor Murphy and Attorney Washa-Waugh argued before Kitts on Monday in chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles B. Kitts
Muse
Charles
Barber
State Supreme
William B. Washa- Waugh, Jr
Judge Hirt Feted by Erie County Bar Group
Representatives of the Erie County Bar Association and Erie Chamber of Commerce, about 290 attendees, honored Judge Wil Hunt E Hirton for his elevation to the Pennsylvania Superior Court after recommendation by Governor Arthur James. Speakers praised his citizen, jurist, and civic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Erie County
Ici Ton
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Masome Temple
Wil Hunt E. Hirton
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Arthur Jl. James
City of Erie
County Bar Association
Hirt
Sparta Boy Will Be Ordained Into Baptist Ministry Today
Sparta, April 17, a council examines Lloyd Crosby son of Mr and Mrs J C Crosby at 2 30 pm at the local Baptist church. An ordination service follows at 7 30 pm open to the public. Crosby now works in New Kensington and visitors will dine from 6 pm. The day also notes farm forester projects, school dinner, community chorus, fishing weather, and numerous local visits and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Crosby
Baptist Church
J.A. Whitney
Bennetts
Erie
Sparta
Spartansburg
Llayd
Crosby
J.C. Crosby
New Kensington
Anthony Koloja
Anthony Koloja, Jr
New York City
Robert
Kologe
Katherine Bennett
Charles
Eile
Local Sherman Socials and Church Notes Update
Mr and Mrs John Smith Jett will visit Sherman this weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs J F Canfield. Miss Norml Gimber rs returns home after visiting parents in Grand Valley R D. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blakeslee of Lawrences Park visited Mrs Jesse Blakeslee. Mr and Mrs Elwin JB McCray and children of New Concord Ohio visited Mrs Bertha McCray and Miss tabioadray Sunday. Ray Salmon and children of Waterford were Sunday guests of George and Mrs Salmon. Energetic class Willmett Bible study Wednesday with Mrs Clara August. Midweek Bible study Thursday at Harbor Hall community house. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday for all day at N Titus home with noon baked ham dinner. Thursday prayer service at Mrs Ing Smith’s home. A sale closed last week when Mrs Jesse Blakeslee sold her Taft Main residence to Mr and Mrs Ralph McAninch of New Kensington PA. Blakeslees plan to move to Sherman N Y, community regrets their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith Jett
Sherman
J. F. Canfield
Norml Gimber Rs
Arthur iBimber
Grand Valley
R, D
Kenneth Blakeslee
Lawrences Park
Jesse Blakeslee
Elwin JB. McC
Harbor Hall
M. TB
Ladies Aid Society
N. Titus
Fs Ies
Ing Smith
Taft Main Street
Ralph McAninch
New Kensngton
Blakeslees
McArinchs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Kitts
Judge Hirt
County Bar Group
Ralph Blaeslee
Pittsburgh
Blakestes
Williard Tillotson
Josephine Pollack
Corry
George Pollack
William Bell
Haughter
Margaret
Detwil
Mich
Oskar Most
R. V. Shreve
Jimmy
Anna Shreve
Ripley
Lewis McBride
Elmer Wickham
Paul Blakeslee
Maude Skiff
Cyril
Orry
B.D. My
Isaip Beers
Jennie Schreckenzost
Che
W. H. Drake
Tata Evla N
Kenmar
Kenmars
Root’s Furniture Store
Goward Kantleck
Mio
Biacarntort
Largedox
Einaing
Stag
Keen
Vilionis A. D
Rexall
Miller’s
Avenue
J. L. Spielman
Dodge City
Errol Flynn
REX Theatre
Clarence Wallace
Franz Furniture
Automobile Insurance
Dial
Tichard
Wing
Willi
NBC
SKY Flake Crakers
Scott Tissue
Rossbacher
Kellogg's
Insurance Agency
Chipso
Oxfords
Guy F Rogers
J. L. Spiesman
England
New York Gazette
Philip Lenzi
London
Dally
James Madison
Lindsley
Desmond
Servise
First Avenue
Crawford M. Woods Company
Stea K
Folletts Market
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