Man Winter returns as Benoni board meets tonight
Fragments report events across Erie and surrounding counties including memorial services by Bre County Volunteer Fire Association, PTA plans for St Edward's School Christmas party, local sports and social notices, a state revenue distribution, and upcoming public meetings and examinations.
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Bre County Volunteer Piresneng Association
Will Hola
Eribule
Amertoan Legion Hall
North East
St. Edward's School
PTA
Erie
Crawford
Venango
McKean
Columbus Grange Meet Wednesday In Regular Session
Columbus Grange No. 874 will hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening with a planned Christmas party at the next gathering. Teachers attended a township institute, and local officials plan a Wednesday trustees meeting with Mrs John Dutton. Roy Hothenbury and George Smith reported as the only attendees from here at the State Grange Meld.
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Columbus
Columbus Grange No
Psilon
Uis Neeling
Priddy
Warren
Community Cinites
John Dutton
John Bunnell
Indiana Normal School
Vine
Blanche Bunnell
Artur Page
State Grange
Johnstown
Columbus Grange
Roy Hothenbury
George Smith
Dessie Smith
Parker Bridge Push Work Under Way On Sand Order
Oil City report states 300 carloads of Allegheny river sand and gravel will fuel the Parker bridge construction. John F Casey Co of Pittsburgh orders, 80 days work, winter possible. Seven carloads of equipment arrived. 3,000 tons material needed, weather permitting continued river dredging.
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Parker
Charles A. Smith
Oil City Sand and Gravel Co
John F. Casey Co
Bittsburgh
Conyern
Lonetty
Social legislation at stake in Assembly
The Assembly debate centers on Governor Pinchot's social legislation. Democratic support is strong, with House 66 votes and Senate seven anticipated. Opponents led by Senator James J. Gayne have not committed to any firm stance, while Senator Joseph R. Grundy opposes some forms. The fight mirrors last spring as pension and wage bills face passage or death in committee.
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Menaiires
James J. Oayne
Gayne
Joseph R. Grundy
Soniares
Senate
Iaet Spring
Socim
Mery
Four Automobiles Involved In Union City Crash
Four automobiles were involved in an early Sunday morning crash on the Gerry Union City road near mile marker. One arrest was made as highway patrolman D. M. Alexander questioned drivers and witnesses. The crash began when Peter Mallick backed his Pontiac into the highway from a driveway, colliding with a Packard driven by Harry Green, sending the Meadeville area cars spinning into the ditch and curb. E Z Pervylwild and Robert Hubbell then sideswiped the other vehicles, with occupants escaping major injury though some minor cuts were reported. Kozlowski was fined for illegal registration after the investigation. The incident sparked debate over fault and damages, with retirement arranged for later settlement.
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Gerry Union City
D. M. Alexander
Brit
Peter Mallick
East South Street
Houser Farm
Strick
Packard
Hany Green
Walnut Street
Meadville
Mallick
E. Z. Fepvlewild
East 19Ard Street
Cleveland
30 Erie County Prisoners Taken to Warren Jail
Warden Hess evacuates about 30 inmates to Warren County Jail for the start of a major repopulation. Prisoners released by city police and those with expired terms will be moved or bonded out, while a small number remain in the county jail during on going repairs.
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Erie County
Warren
Che
Hesingle
Hess
Warren Counery
James MeQhaye
Hiss
Alfred University president stricken amid death of Titsworth
Alfred University mourns president Titsworth after a sudden death from a heart attack while crossing his driveway. In Erie County a state plan to employ 3202 workers begins pending approval. Arthur Vitaty, county administrator, coordinates projects for Harrisburg sanction. Funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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Erin
Dec
Erie County
Old Works Administration
Armstung
Tinee
Arthur Ci “Vitaty
Driery Biddie
Marvisburg
Viewry
China
Hey
Harrishil
Mina
Harrishire
United PLC
Paul Biner
Son Titsworth
Alfred Work. University
Titsorth
Fark
Junior Woman's Club Dancing Party Planned
The Junior Woman's Club announces a formal dancing party to benefit the Charity Bell Fund. The event is set for Wednesday evening, December 20, at St Edward's hall with Misses Frances Dean, Joan Browl, Mariam Milley and Mary Hazel as organizers. Clyde Burke's orchestra will provide music and special floor entertainment is planned.
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SL. Edward’s Hall
Carty, Bellet Fund
Prances Dean
Joan Browl
Mariam Milley
Mary Hazel
Clyde Burke
Brie
Christmas program rehearsal at M. B. church Tuesday
Members of the miscellaneous Christmas program at the M. B. church will rehearse Tuesday at 4 o'clock. Chilives of the group are arranging the parts and preparing for the upcoming event.
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M. B
Starntons
Mercer Hunter Wounded In Deer Hunt Gun Accident
In Mercur ReD 6 a hunter aged 89, Mercer Hunter, suffered a severe gunshot wound to the arm during a deer hunt at Sadler's Corners. He was carried to a hospital and later admitted after the accident when the gun discharged as hunters prepared to shoot. Another incident mentions William of Shadiq firing a shot in Titusville after days of ill health.
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Harold.Drace
Emmerson Hill
Grand Valley
H. A. Curtis
Ross “Hill Wriday
Kenneth Watrous
Bull Hill
Thomas Ek Jon
Mercur
Tie Oi
Hosplta
Sadler's Corners
Nelson
Wis
Tie Werident
Thomas Atrou
George Warner
William of
Shadiq
Diamond
Orie Rib
Franklin Street
Titusville
Wayne County Delegation Seeks Cuts in Assessments
A large Wayne County delegation urged a reduction in local assessments amid appeals piling up. Commissioners warned against deep cuts and indicated most proposed reductions would be rejected. Wayne and Springfield townships held second appeal days as protests mounted and neighboring corridors voiced opposition.
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Linus
Wayne
Springfield
Diosessor Viern
Uie
American Home Department Meeting and De Molay founder dies
A report of a December Home Department meeting features a talk on new glass and china making by Mrs. G Kincaid and Miss Morenge Blair, plus a display of antique glass pieces loaned by Mrs Clyde Brown. The meeting urges Christmas suggestions and strong attendance. Also noted is the death of Halon Minehart founder of the De Molay in Pennsylvania and funeral plans. Grove City discusses liquor licensing with a likely store and licenses under consideration and official responses.
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American Home Department
Kincaid
North Center Street
Arthur Colegrave
Morenge Blair
China
Clyde Brown
DE Molay
Pittsburgh
Halon
Minehart
Order of
Pennsylvania
Ralph
Thia Bellevue
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Siete Liquor Cinfo Board
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New York Stock Exchange
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