City plans Spring Clean-Up Days set for May six
Local City Council will likely set May 6 as the date for Spring Clean-Up Days after receiving several questions. Federal data show week ending April 20 sales rose 7 percent versus last year, while employment in Erie increased by 58 percent from February to March. A hospital trustees meeting is scheduled May 9 at the Hotel William Penn, Pittsburgh.
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Federal Reserve Board
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
William Penn
Pittsburgh
Total Hospital
Healy
Dial
Perry Collier
East South Street
City of
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Cuarence E. Shoop
Dairymen Meeting Highlights Beaver Dam Gathering
Apr 26 Beaver Dam town notes list attendees from Wayne township dairymen and visiting families. Guests include Crowell Harvey Williams Florett Burrows Maynard Proc tor Jones and others from Townville Edinboro Waterford and Union City. Social visits and dinners with local families continuing through weekend.
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Beaverdam
Wayne Township
Earl Proctor
Boyd Spencer
Janes Crowell
Frank Harvey
Gery Williams
Hazen Florett
Harry Burrows
William
Ivan Miller
Erie County
Parent-Teachers Association
Waterford
Dan Lindberg
Roy Borstorff
Claude Maynard
George Proctor
Lewis Grien
Clark Procter
Robert Orton
Townville
Vitor Jones
Shinglehouse
Leo Jones
Clint Bisbee
Wattsburgh
Clarence ‘Bisbee
Titusville
Leo. Jones
Harley Marsh
Gomy
Floyd Marsh
James A. Higley
Little Cooley
Carl Proctor
Ronald Shade
Union City
Herbert Shreve
Joseph ‘Barnham
Paul Daniels
Corty
Leon
Janet Estes
An Estes
Hatch Hollow
Annie MacDonald
R. Lyons
Corry
Walter Procter
Win Mys
Spencer Thompson
Carry
Ployd Marsh
Mirsureth Shreve
Erie
Leo Domes
Harald Shannon
Paul Lawson
Buftaio
Play Marsh
Operetta Enjoined by Large Audience Evening Run
The page recounts an operetta enjoyed by a large audience with Oliver characters Col Haverly and Mrs Lee, Marion Bennett, dancers Lillian Bennett and others. Scenic designs praised, Chaffee and a high school orchestra providing accompaniment, with a patriotic finale. Directors include Mrs Chidfee and Miss Curran, Harold Dougherty handling scenery. Divorce notice from San Jose seeks relief amid a messy legal description.
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Oliver
Col. Haverly
Reber Smith
Mrs. Lee
Marion Bennett
Lillian Bennett
Shirley Dickinson
Martha Hillgura
Irene Mller
Leong Williams
Naneh Finch
Roger Haight
Jolly Oswalt
Curtis Pelt
Chidfee
Cliss Eulen Curran
Helen Fordyce
Thomas Factors
Harold Dougherty
Betty Lite
Shirley Desk- Ren
County Ballots Counted After Tuesday Election
In Werle county 24 159 ballots were cast on Tuesday with 16 22 percent city votes and 28 0 county votes. Officials completed vote tabulation and will publish a list of successful committee members for both parties. About 30 percent of eligible voters participated. The board of elections will verify committees and convene county chairmen to fill offices for the next two years.
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Ant Jing
Board of
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Ralph Benedict
Werle
Board of Elections
Guffey Silent On Bradford Appointment News
April evening reports state Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania offered no comment on the rejection of James L. Lindsey as postmaster of Bradford. The Senate refused Lindsey after the Post Office Committee opposed his nomination without explanation. Lindsey, a veteran postal employee and current assistant postmaster, led civil service exams last year. Asher R. Johnson has been acting postmaster for Bradford for several years.
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James L. Lindsey
Bradford
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Lindsey
Post Office Committee
Asher R. Johnson
Americanism Day Set for May First Observance
Gov James urged citizens to observe May 1 as Americanism Day. He called for lighting homes and buildings to remind everyone of the blessings of the American form of government. The event, sponsored by the American Legion, seeks thoughtful celebration by patriots veterans and civic groups.
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First Lady Adopts Polish War Refugee
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt adopts 15 year old Janina Dybowska, a Polish refugee, as announced by Edna Blue chairwoman of the Foster Parents Plan for War Children. Adoption covers part of the child’s support and education costs.
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Janina Dybowska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edna Blue
Roosevelt wins county primary with scattered votes
In last Tuesday's Democratic primary, Roosevelt leads county tallies with 6492 votes cast. Republican candidates were absent from the ballot while divisions within wards show Roosevelt receiving strongest support in the first ward's fourth district with 42 votes and the sixth district of the Pitth ward tallying around 20 votes.
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First Ward
Roosevelt
Pitth
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Markets and Livestock Prices Include Pittsburgh Produce
Market notes show Hart Buffalo Livestock with varied bids on cattle and sheep totals, plus steady to rising weights. Pittsburgh produce under slow demand with apples lettuce onions and potatoes trading. New York stocks quotations follow after pressure from a speech and dynamite incident.
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