January poultry show set in Amidon block James in
The 25th annual Chau qua County Poultry Association show will be held in the Amidon block, B-207 Hast Second street, Jamesin, from January to inclusive. Public health notes influenza rise across 35 states with 43,007 new cases, mild but widespread. City council plans millage cuts and triannual assessment effects on property values.
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Chauqua County Poultry Association
Amidon
Second Street
Jamesin
Public Health Service
Georgia
Erie Killers Searched Across County for Clues
Erie investigators join state and local police to trace the murder of Mike Ezbicki Sr. whose charred body was found in his car on Bower road near Exposition Park. The case centers on possible jealousy or bootlegging rivalries, with family identification via a charred watch and a blunt instrument marks on the right eye noted by Coroner Dr. W. G. Stroble.
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Erie
Mike Ezbicki
Bastith Street
Bower Road
Exposition Park Grounds
Ezbikt
Sub
Rox
Mbeki
Hzbicki
Greyhound
Eric
Woodward
Mike Bibicki
Barbara
Hobicki
McClure Reelected Warren Kiwanis Head
The Warren Kiwanis club yesterday re elected S. M. McClure as president. Officers include ML G. Keller as first vice president, A D Wade as second vice president, W L McClure as treasurer, and directors J Grane E D Harris P Nelson P R Maitland S Waller W L Snyder and William Wehner. It is the first time a president has been re elected after a full term of twelve months.
Bill Would Abolish County Poor Boards
State Senator Joseph Ziesenheim plans a statewide bill to abolish county poor boards and replace them with a new welfare agency. He notified county commissioners and indicated support from most county legislators except one assemblyman. A second bill proposing a three member unpaid Welfare Board appointed by judges or commissioners is likely.
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Daie
Joseph Zievenholm
Rc] County Poor Board
Ziesenheim
Harrisburg
Ralph McCreary
Brio County
Zieseneheim
Tees Poor Board
M M Party Enjoyed At Hotel Corry By Sorority Crowd
A formal Christmas dancing party hosted by the M M Sorority at Hotel Corry drew a large attendance of college students and out of town guests. Seventy three couples danced from 9 to 1, with the Morocco Club Orchestra of Miles furnishing music and red and silver decor enhancing the event.
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Corry
Betty King
K. ©. Smith
Morocco Club
Miie
Lenore Dunlap
Dimnean
Donald Dunlap
John Graham
Ruth Slater
Dodd McHugh
Helen Whitehill
Northast
Wilson Creal
Stanley Willins
Elizabeth Dawson
Warren
Richard Hughes
Toledo
Rae Shreve
Miles Blanden
Julius Johnson
Union City
Sally Eakin
Kay Davenport
Betty Giles
Wiliam Volmer
Eric
Barbara
Mary Ellen
Elizabeth Wilbert
Doll City
Alda Kemper
Dayton
W. W. Hilyard
New York City
H. Harmon
Jamestown
Dentist Severely Injured When Car Is Wrecked
Dr. R. B. Filer a Grove City dentist suffered serious injuries when his small coupe was forced off Pecati hill south of Franklin by an unidentified motorist. The car went through a guard rail and down a hill, resting about 200 feet below the road. He was found at about 9 pm and taken to Franklin hospital where doctors said his injuries were serious but not fatal. facial cuts and possible loss of the right eye were reported.
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Branklin
R. B. Filer
Center Street
Grove City
Pecati Hill
Franklin
Piler Wa
Franklin Hospital
Former postmaster ends life by hanging at Little Valley
Claude L. Wilson, 41 years old and former village postmaster, died by hanging Wednesday afternoon in Little Valley. A cutlery salesman, he left a note suggesting distress. Survived by wife Gertrude Darrow and son Donald, the family was away when neighbors found his body in the basement upon returning home.
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Little Valley
Claude L. Wilson
Wilson
Gertrude
Bill targets constable reports in quarterly returns
Erie reports that State Senator Joseph Ziesenheim proposed abolishing quarterly returns by county constables. He argues the current system is useless, noting constables collect 2.50 for courthouse appearances and that ending the practice would save the county thousands over years.
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Ziesenheim
Erie
Joseph Ziesenheim
Smaych
Zeisenholm
Wigar
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Jarence A. Shoop
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Yrie
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M. M. Sorority
Gust Martin
Ralph, O. Shermian
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Forest Mills and
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Children's Forest Mills Union
Children’s Dufold Union
Ladies’ Forest Mills Union
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Baker's Quality
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Borrent
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