Mahoning Route Rejected by M V Committee
The Mississippi Valley Committee rejected the Beaver Mahoning route for the Ohio River canal project. It found costs exceed benefits and suggested repayment by shipping interests who would gain from the canal. The plan proposed a 12 foot channel from Youngstown to the river with $10 million of costs borne by local interests.
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Mississippi Valley Committee
Washington
Board of
United States Army Engineere
L. H. Gavin
Chamber of Commerce
Hoosevelt Dam
dis +patch
Youngstown Lp Strutsets
Wilson Freed After Restitution in Fraud Case
Guy H. Wilson, 41, of Travis, settled fraud charges by paying restitution and costs after three hotels dropped allegations. He was released from custody in Pranklin as authorities noted a Chicago firm had been notified but took no action.
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St Weetling
Huntington
W. Va
Herb L. Beatty
Chicago
Frm
Wilson
Changes Planned for County Government in 1935
Grim reports plan few changes in county government for 1935. Helen M Seblunatt named chairwoman by January 1 along with reorganized prison and county boards. Budget prep to begin January 2 with Harvey M Willis drafting expenditures and a possible one mill tax cut likely by February 15.
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Helen M. Seblunatt
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph BP. Rogan
Sepipra
Ukely
Wilila
Willis
Dunkirk Leader Sees Bright 1935 Outlook
Dunkirk secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Ware nop predicts better conditions in 1935. He believes elimination of grade crossings on the New York Central and Erie lines will start next year, with bids likely within months after plans are finalized. He cites potential state funding and port activity to boost mills and employment if Roosevelt and Congress act to restart factories and payrolls.
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Dunkirk
Warenop
Dunkirl Chamber of Commerce
Warner
New York Central
Erie
Public Service Commission
Counncil
Daniel A. Ree
Canasta
Jotasonjung
Presser
Roosevelt
Congress
Grangers Busy at Columbus Win Banner
Columbus Grange No. 879 earned the Pomona attendance banner for the second time after a Christmas program at Youngsville. A storm postponed the Columbus Grange meeting to December 29, with a repeat program and requests for a ten cent gift for the grab bag and a small candy treat for each family.
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Grangers
Columbus
WIN Banner
Colnbus
Pomona
Farmington
Omon
Columbus Grange
Youngaville
Colimbus Grange
Letter From Mrs Schoch To Attorney Reveals Estate Plans
A letter from Mrs Kathryn Schoch to attorney Thomas F Heffernan is discussed by authorities. It concerns the disposition of any remaining estate after expenses and hints at the writer's instructions. The missive arrived late due to Christmas mail amid a double funeral for two sisters. Mrs Baynes plans to attend the Mothers Assistance Frame Board meeting.
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Wunkire
Thomas F. Heffernan
Jeter
Kathryn Schoch
Meath
Porryaville
Leller
Wiedean
Réhoci
Hoffernan
EC Baynes
Mothers* Assistance
Frme Board
Erie Gas War Escalates As Stations Split Prices
Erie December report shows motorists scrambling amid a gas price skirmish. Stations quoted 11 to 12.5 cents a gallon with four cents tax included, while others held at 9 to 12 cents. Officials gave no clear price, expecting a new level momentarily.
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Erie
Qagbline Gilling Statiuns
Orisins
Death of Mrs Willis Cady in Sherman
Mrs Mary A Cady wife of Willie Cady died at the family home in Sherman Thursday evening aged 30. Survived by husband son Harold Lady daughter Merle TeWinkle mother Hannah Gabriel of Clymer four sisters and three brothers. Member of Extands Chapel Marks Corners funeral Sunday at Sherman Baptist Church with two prayer services at the home.
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Tluemer
Mary A Cady
Willie Cady
Sherman
Wiyolock
Lady
Harold Lady
Dandler
Merle TeWinkle
Clymer
Hannah Gabriel
James Brown
Afi
Lewis Deulin
Hila Lewis
Ruth Weenink
North Mast
William Gabriel
French Creek
Elmer Gabriel
Sitariat
Edward Gabriel
Daily
Extands Chapel
Marks Corners
Sherman Baptist Church
Gasoline Price War Breaks Out Across Stations
A chaotic price cut sparks a gasoline war as one station drops to 23 cents per gallon and others match swiftly. The first cut is followed by a second reduction to 11 cents per gallon as competition intensifies.
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Jen
Tn’ E
Wute
Muling
The New Ford V 8 for 1995 Big and Looming
The Ford V Eight for 1995 is described as the biggest car Ford has built with striking modern lines and luxurious appointments. It emphasizes a smooth ride on all roads achieved by weight distribution forward motion of the engine, relocated seats toward the center, and a longer flexible spring suspension to improve stability and handling.
Ford V-8 1995 Introduced With Quiet, Safe Upgrades
Ford announces the New Ford V-8 for 1995 featuring quieter spring leaves, broader tread for safety, insulated bodies for quiet and temperature, new brakes and clutch for efficiency, and an easier steering mechanism. It retains the dependable V-8 engine with refinements like venting, alloy crank shell, and copper-lead bearings. Deluxe bodies gain gun-metal colors, wider doors, improved seats, and new upholstery.
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Ford Dealers
Ford Eight Price List With Body Types
Ford V 8 price sheet lists 12 body styles with prices from 495 to 985. Models include Coupe five windows Tudor Sedan Fordor Sedan Beluxe Roadster with rumble seat and various touring sedans. Some text garbled but outlines standard features and optional equipment.
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Fordor
Ad Itn Tronk
Tusar
Orden
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