Anniversary of First Atlantic Steamer Crossing
Erie Railroad reports July net operating income of 209 215, down from 1 915 970 in July 1937, seven months show a deficit of 69 060 versus a 2 040 profit in 1937. Detour Bulletin notes removal of passage restrictions on routes U 8 6 in Saegertown to Cambridge Springs and from Meltern County line to Courdera port. Conference opens tomorrow at Jamestown with Taylor University quartet to perform in local church. Keystone Construction Co. awarded 2.30 miles of macadam surface work in Sugar Grove township Warren county. Marriage license filed for William Huckebone and Anna Dailey. Crude oil production averaged 3 297 086 barrels in week ended Aug 6, up 46 086 from prior week. Pennsylvania distributed near five million pounds of surplus food to 98 4 84 families on unemployment relief in July. Francis Kajenski among 13 candidates for West Point appointments from Pa National Guard. Thomas Cragg caught a 27 pound muscal on Chautauqua Lake. Vaccination and birth certificate required for school registration as schools reopen Sept 7. Dorothy's Tea House opens at 36 West Smith Street. Stanford Hoge Company picnic planned at Sederalty grave on West Columbus Avenue. John W. Boyle files for bankruptcy in federal court. liabilities 7 635 83 and assets 10 878 15. Two Wojtowicz sisters injured in bicycle accident near Spar tansburg. Two 4th Ward boys released to parents after minor incident at Ty's Tribune.
In Kane Aug 23 Health Visitors Peak at Kane
In Kane on Aug 23 an influx of health visitors reached peak levels with hay fever and asthma sufferers arriving over the weekend. The Y M C A and Y W C A report many homes opened to visitors and housing facilities appear sufficient. A registry effort is underway to locate visitors from recent days and organize an association among them at the Y W C A with a meeting to be scheduled. Ragweed removal is underway as part of the health drive and cooperation is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kant
Y. M. GC
Mary Bender
Y. W
Kane
Bender
Concord Ridge Picnic Honors 93-Year-Old Mary Culver
A large crowd gathered at the Concord Ridge Community picnic hosted by the Ridge Sunday School at Chelton farm. Mary Culver, age 93, was honored as one of Concord’s oldest residents. guests traveled from Spartansburg Corry Union City Ripley and Spring Creek for a day of dinner prayers and sports supervised by Rev. Baker and Rev. Knapp. others attended visits and travel included Alfred Appel leaving for Patterson New Jersey and a group driving to Chautauqua New Jersey for a concert by the symphony orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Calver
Concord Ridge
Ridge
Chelton Farm
Spartansburg
Corry
Union City
Ripley
Spring Creek
Jay Baker
Knapp
Wayne Blakeslee
D. R. Blakeslee
Lucille
Alfred Appel
E. C. Barnes
Lillian
Chautauqua
N. J
Symphony Orchestra
Carl R. Darling
Dunhil
Goronny Willian B. Crandall
Westfield
Arthur Habinie
Arline Dunnewold
Walford More
Ms. L. C
Jewson
Chris Gravink
Mround
Arthur Wallace
Bingo
Bar
J. W. More
Joseph Schmill
Erie
al Smoke
Findley Lule
Joan Kinschney
III
Peter Bates
Waterfort
Mra
Myed Stewart
Akron
Carl Marsh
Marah
Mre
Stéwart
Thompson
Joseph. Brown
Jfmford Beach
Silver Creek
Marriam
Chidren
Earl Thompson
Eloise Marsh
Mes
Joseph Braum
Hanford Beach
Harold Shay
McCray
Suny
Jess Emory
Clan Ball
Frances
Emory
Prances Avery
Hesley Stewart
Joseph Kress
Mis
Lou Ella More
Arthur More
Wiother
Ethel More
Loyd Hurst
Detroit
Mich
Fred Rankin
Watnsburg
Lucas Gleason
Ellen
Mary Wilson
Enwin Wilson
Bear Lake
Hallitk
Tyiwn Board
500 Attend Big French Creek Picnic Event Winners Listed
The ninth annual French Creek Town picnic at Town Hall drew about 500 people on August 20. A full program featured sports, games, a community service, and musical selections by Mark's Corners orchestra. Highlights included an address by Congressman Daniel A. Reed on personal liberty and a play lineup with several student performers. Prizes were awarded in multiple events, and local officials announced upcoming picnic planning and community notices.
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French Creek
Ladies Aid
The
Edward's Chapel
Mark's Corners
Virgina Newhouse
Frances Newhouse
Marie Harmelink
Robert Seblink
Guy Stebbins
Jack Edwards
Orville Bemis
Robert van Barden
Wilbur van Barden
Gilbert Willink
Bobby Hulett
Gerald Harmelink
Alvin
Winnie
Claud Grotens
Daniel A. Reed
Congress
Eed
Clexter Earl Storer
Reed
Mr. Reed
America
Europe
Glenn W. Woodin
Dunkirk
Storer
Woodin
Congressman Reed
Walford More
Thelma ‘Enbuckle
Erst Russell Bemis
Maynard Dell
Joy Edwards
Batty King
Alvin Willink
Gorton Foster
Dorothy Yaiko
Frank Huddy
Lonnie Jones
Tune Lookinhouse
Arline Dunnewold
Pening-Hunt
Dorothy Coons
Clarence Belknap
Deloss Aunse
William Jennings
Patrick Riger
Bond ruling could cost Erie about $100,000
Erie officials expect the Treasury ruling taxing municipal bonds issued in the past 12 years to raise about $100,000 for the city. The opinion follows a Supreme Court port of New York Authority decision, signaling tougher taxation on bonds. City officials await further details on tax bases and exemptions.
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Erie
United States Treasury —Department
Supreme Court
Port of New York Authority
United States
Municipal Finance Officers Association of
Canada
St. Paul
Eric
Shrine Head Will Be In Erie In October
Privaug. 23 Warren Zem Zem Temple members are keenly interested in the announcement that Imperial Potentate Rahn and other Shrine officers will attend ceremonies in Erie on Monday October 10. Plans had listed a late September ceremonial but were revised after word of Rahn’s inclusion.
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PRIV
Zem Zem ‘Temple
Warren County Schools Prepare for Opening on Sept 1 1998
Warren county schools near opening with Limestone township first to start. Brokenstraw and nearby townships have not set dates, may start after Labor Day. Districts listed: Deerfield Cherry Grove Ell Clarendon Warmington Freehold Grand Valley Mead South West Sugar Grove Pittsfield Pleasant Triumph Wastington Youngsville. September 6 openings include Bear Lake Columbus Conewango Corydon Elk Glade Kinzua Pine Grove Sheffield Spring Creek Tidioute.
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Columbus
Spring Creek
Warren County
Warren
H. L. Blair
Limestone Township
Brokenstraw
Skired
Deerfield
Cherry Grove
Ell
Clarendon
Warmington
Freehold
Grand Valley
Mead
South West
Sugar Grove
Township
Pittsfield
Pleasant
Triumph
Wastington
Youngaville
Bear Lake
Conewango
Corydon
Elk
Glade
Kinzua
Pine Grove
Sheffield
Spring Cres
Tidioute
Gas retailers challenge Pennsylvania gasoline taxes
Harrisburg protests report that twenty eight thousand gasoline retailers in Pennsylvania work two days a week for government due to a 40 percent sales tax on gasoline. W P Taylor says retailers fear vanishing profits if state and federal taxes stay, while a state-wide movement to remove the emergency tax gains momentum with two million customers backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Iyi
W. Purves Taylor
Associated Petrtoleum Industien
Taylor
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Ble Locic
Ngs
Erie Railroad
State Motor Police Today
Saegertown
Cambridge Springs
Meltern County
Ine
Couderaport
the United Brethren
Christchurch
Jamestown
Taylor University
Ralph Cummings
Deeyee Brown
John Hershey
Maurice Beevy
Methodist Episcopal
Keystone Construction Company of
Meadville
State Department of Highways
Sugar Grove Township
Yovngaville
Willam H. Huckebone
Anna B. Dailey
Irvine
Oil City
Bureau of Mines
Public Assistance
Arthur W. Howe
Tril v
West Point
Thomas Cragg
Chautauqua Lake
Ralph
Dewey
Dorothy's Tea House
West Smith Street
J. J. Follett
Stanford Hoge Company
Sederalty Grave
Columbus Avenue
Hose Company
John W. Boyle
Titusville
Ays
Joseph Wojtowics
R. D. & Spartansburg
Francea
Mildred
Corry Hospital
Fourth Ward
Pollae Storie
C. #Porter
Concord
Big French Creek
Mabel Wright
Jennie Aubink
Haibink
Bernice Mulengeng
Ruth Shay
Missy Alive
Whitney
New York City
New York University
Ellen Gleason
Trene ‘Ton
Albany
State Teacher's College
Albert Bensink
Homer Lounis
Henry Bensink
Garrett Bensink
Glennwgood Park
Ernest Dunnewold
Roger Ernest
Myrle Cherry
Raymond Harper
Shermain
Wallace
iMiss Cherry
Loblaw’s
North Center Street
Miss Dorothy Hall
Miss Hall
Montgomery Ward Company
Paar
Fontan
Keister
Shrine Head
Secretary of Petroleum Industries
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
TG WY Ge
Bologna
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