Erie County Motive Fund Allocations To Cities and Townships
Harrisburg outlines September 1 allocations from the motor fund for Erie County municipalities including cities boroughs first and second class townships with totals listed for Corey Erie Albion East Springfield Cranesville Edinboro Elgin Fairview Girard Mill Grove Union City Waterford Wattsburg Wesleyville Lawrence Park and many others. Eligible units must file expenditure reports to qualify for payments used for street bridge and road maintenance or construction.
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Harrisburg
Erie County
Motor Fund
Edward Murch
Department of Highways Ander
Tit Erle
Prone Lass
Corey
Erie
Albion
Springfield
Cranesville
Edinoro
Elgin
Fareview
Girard
Midi Gleboro
Min Village
Worth East
North Girard
Plate
Union City
Waterford
Wattsburg
Wesleyville
Lawrence Parl
Amity
Concord
Conneaut
Bik Greek
Fairview
Franklin
Veriango
Ashingeton
Wayne
Legion head warns against veteran grave frauds
Harrisburg August 5 James P Murray state commander of the American Legion urges Pennsylvania relatives of war dead to shun people selling advice on overseas graves. He says grave return is a War Department function via the quartermaster general. He cites past trouble with grave location rackets and notes Paul W Shaddell fears the racket has revived.
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Associated Pion
Harrisburg
James P.murray
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Murray
America
War Department
Quartermaster General
Paul W. Shadell
Legion's
Rice Calls for Special Bonus Session for Veterans
Col John S Rice Democratic candidate for governor urges Governor Martin to convene a special legislative session to authorize a World War II veterans bonus. He says a special session could allow payment in 1947, while without it the earliest would be end of 1949. Rice notes a bond issue must pass two sessions and a public vote.
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Associated Prem
Harrisburg
John S. Rice
Martin
Tom Fatly
Auld Rice
John R. Shroyer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rice
Corry Aviation Club hosts breakfast with 43 ships on field
The Corry Aviation Club organized a breakfast gathering last Sunday drawing roughly 100 out of town guests. A Piper Cub soloed by Jack Whitehead, age 16, who also earned driver and pilot licenses that day. Attica brothers flew in with a Taylorcraft while Robert Bean and Everett Hamer ferried a Cessna from Wichita. A noisy Gestag arrived Saturday, drawing attention at the post. Plans for a women’s Republican clubs convention in Philadelphia were announced for September.
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Corry
Jack Whitehead
Jack
Hudson Brothers
Attica
N.Y
Mitarnoon
Robert Bean
Everett Hamer
Errol, Nhs
Cory
Wichita
Karsas
Une Post
Chain Store Council Dinner Planned in Corry
Officials from chain stores across the Corry area will discuss cooperation with civic, agricultural and educational groups at a August 28 dinner in the Hotel Corry. The event, sponsored by the Pennsylvanian Chain Store Council, Chambers of Commerce, Community Chests and vocational education leaders, will be led by Love D. Odhner, managing director of the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aree
Chambers of Commerce
Love D. Odhner
Snanaging
County 4 H Group to Go to State College
Erle county plans to send 20 boys and girls to Pennsylvania State College for State Club Week. The group will arrive Monday for registration at 1 PM, enjoy campus sightseeing, and participate in judging contests exhibits demonstrations talks by officials and visiting speakers over a three day program Monday through Wednesday.
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State College
Bull
Erle County
Pennsylvania State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erie, Corry
Gion Head
National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Philadelphia
Meade Detweiler, Jr
Pennsylvania Federation
Sid
W. Glen Suthers
Chicago
William T. Nichols
West Wayne St
City Cab Company
Capwell
Aot
Columbus
Keystone Gasoline & Emblem Oil
Chain Council
Hotel Corry
Ing
Tiber
Ben Pearson
Hermos
Montgomery Util
Rollaway Cats
Ivory
L. L
Johnson & Home Furnishings
C.F
Youngsville, Pa
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