Urge People Express Views On New School In French Creek
A crowded Cutting town hall hosted a meeting on centralized rural schooling for French Creek Clymer. M B Hale urged signing a petition if a centralized school is desired, while neutrality and voter wisdom were stressed by local officials. A collection of 6.85 was taken to cover Hale’s travel and communications, with remaining funds to go to the Rural School Improvement Association.
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Wrench Creek
Cutting
Warren W. Wiitney
M. B. Hale
Jamestown
Hale
Mprovement Association
Commissioner of Education
Central
Hae
Clymer
St Falconer
Ciy
Rural School Improvement Association
File
Mes
Virginia Rothra
Mayville
Alice Ives
Finchey Lake
Eilen Gleason
Miss Rothra
Mrs. Ives
Fredonia
Ives
Findley
Elizabeth Lanston
Carey
Gid
Mabion
Escaping Prisoner Shot After Escape at Kee Sub-station
Norman Hartzell a 22 year old alias Little Pete wanted on several larceny charges was shot in the left arm while escaping from a state policeman at Kee sub-station after initial apprehension. Despite the wound he fled into woodland northeast of Kane and remained at large with Knox and Marienville robberies cited. he was questioned briefly by Trooper Andrew Hichenko and Patrolman Patrick McKenna before escaping.
Erie May Ban Peddlers and Hucksters Today
City council acted after the Erie County Grocers association threatened mandamus action over strict enforcement of the ordinance. A $100 license fee payable to the city treasurer takes effect Wednesday morning to regulate peddlers and hucksters. The note mentions residents Gilbert Vander Schaait visiting Niagara Falls, a Cleveland ball game guest, and local families in Warren and French Creek.
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Erie
Erie County Grocers’ Association
Niagara Falls
Gilbert Vander Schaait
Cleveland
Clifford Legters
Clymer
Quinn Smith
Warren
Gleasea
Sitlany
Willy Tressler
Nee
French Creek
Buffalo Gang Slaying Trail Leads to Erie
Aug 21 Erie reports the murder gun used in the slaying of Anthony Palamara, 32, of Buffalo, was bought in Erie on June 20, 1980. Investigators traced the weapon to a Frank Pistierio, with a mistaken address, as it connected to the Fargo and Porter avenue scene.
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Erie
Anthony Palamara
Buffalo
N. Y
Richard Dundon
John J. Whalen
Frank Pistierio
West 11Th Street
Brie
Dundon
William Donahue
Jack Reagan
Louis Scalise
Paul Luthringer
Pistierio
W. Tith Street
Paolamara
Reckless Driving Fined Owes Five Day Jail Term
Otto Pippin of Johnsonburg fails to pay a $15 fine after a reckless driving conviction at Ridgway Justice of the Peace J C Min ish hearing. He was jailed five days for nonpayment after a July 26 wreck on the Ridgway St Marys highway near Mohan Run bridge. A prior hearing was postponed until last evening.
Local Tax in a Decade Tops Three Billion Dollars
Pennsylvania local taxes over 1923 to 1934 totaled 3.405 billion dollars with school levies the largest share at 1.419 billion. Peak local taxation occurred in 1930 led by school and city taxes. Philadelphia accounted for most city taxes. Other classes included county, borough, township, and poor tax levies.
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Harsussung
Tauzens
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Logue
Logue
Philadelphia
Culver Williams Families Hold 1st Annual Reunion
The Culver Williams families held their first annual reunion at Fred Deschamp’s home 324 Worth street on August 18 with 61 relatives from Erie Union City Mayville Spring Creek and Battle Creek Mich. Officers were elected including president George Gleason and plans made to meet at Village Park Mayville on the third Sunday in August 1936. Jamestown Mayor Roberts announced in Jamestown that business has improved for over five years.
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Culver-Williams
Fred Deschamp
Worth Street
Erie
Union City
Mayville
Spring Creek
Battle Creek
Mich
George Gleason
George Gleasen
Guy Willams
May Harris
Irene Williams
Lena Williams
Walter Whaley
Village Park
N.Y
County awards $50 for cow’s mental cruelty case
In Pipispield Massachusetts a county ruled that owner Clarence North was owed $50 after a cow suffered mental cruelty. The animal reportedly lost tail and milk production after dogs bit off its tail, leaving it unable to swat flies.
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Pipispield
Mass
Clarence ‘North
Venango County Commissioners Name Registrars Amid Dispute
In Oll City and Frankstown 29 precincts saw registrars named by Brandt Harding under order of Venango County Commissioners. They acted against judges Wilson of Butler and McCracken of Venango who had mandated Martin registrars. Three sets appeared at each station including Republican, Harding democratic, and Martin democratic registrars.
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OU City
Brandt Harding
Oll City
Franks
John H. Wilson
Butler County
Les A. McCracken
Venango County
Brandt J. Harding
G. G. Martin
Harding
Martin
Wilson
McCracken
Better Housing News on Rex screen in Wesley
A motion picture novelty titled Better Housing News Flashes will be shown at the Rex theatre today. Sponsored by the Federal Housing Administration the newsreel explains the National Housing Act and how homeowners and business property owners can obtain loans. Venango county prosecutors pressed manslaughter charges against M H B Guertin of Wesley for death of a Pleasantville woman through unlawful practice of medicine. evidence deemed insufficient.
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Rex Theatre
Better Housing
Federal Housing Administraion
Pers Ns
Pathe News
Tnc
Federal Housing Administration
M. HB. Guertin
Wesley
Venango County
Pleasantville
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