County Legal Shuffle Continues in Erie County
Attorneys shift roles as Treasurer-elect Kennett Wo Momeyer confirms new law advisor for the county. Byron Bale Momeyen may become first treasurer under county code, with pay tied to the position. Attorney Lindley McClerland resigns as assistant district attorney as George Wil-590 is named solicitor to Prothonotary William Lillenberg. Deputy and assistant roles filled, McCreary’s pick Tevingg O Murphy touted for treasurer’s solicitor. McClelland settles DA deal rumors amid Republican dominance tension.
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Erie
Kennett
Momeyer
Momeyes
Sidevis
Bale Rencey
Attorny Lindley McClerland
Clere
George Wil- 590
Fred Jones
William F. Lillenberg
Register of Wills
Fleet Sam McQuitty
Fleet Hayes McCreary
Effrey Sobel
Tevingg O Murphy
McCreary
Alio Lewane
Richard Agresti
Richard Scarputt
McCleland
Louis Betineci
Babe Zaharias Battles Pneumonia in Galveston Hospital
Babe Zaharias, famed American athlete, is improving in John Sealy Hospital Galveston after being flown from Fort Worth where she fell ill on holiday. Attendants report she is eating heartily and responding to antibiotics for a respiratory infection. Earlier she had undergone x rays for hip pains.
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Galveston
Babe Zaharias
John Sealy Hospital
Fort Worth
Zaharias
Uni Lab in Union City Suspends Work After Loan Delay
Uni-Lab Inc a Union City producer of laboratory equipment suspended production affecting about 66 workers after a loan delay from a New York investor. The delay linked to Claus Manufacturing of Cleveland facing bankruptcy risk, with Uni-Lab as a subsidiary possibly drawn into receivership. Production moved to Union City in 1955, housed on the York and Foster building’s second floor.
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Itages
Uni-Lab, Inc
Union City
New York
Uni-Lab
Claus Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Claus
Cleveland Company
New York Lending Institution
Twe
York and Foster
Hold Rites For Hazen C. Follett
Rites for Hazen C Follett were held at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon at the Brank ox Funeral Home with Rev E P Armitage of Panama and Rev Harold Burnham of Watts bury assisting. Interment followed in the Beaverdam Cemetery. Neighbors serving as bierbearers included Willard Stutzman Richard Stutzman Carl Lindberg Arthur Morris Leo Schu Knecht and Harry Burrows. Attending were Cecil Follett and George Smith families from Warren Miss Francisco Mrs David Mali nod family Merle Miller Granville Bailey from Warren Dr R E McKinley of Erle and Enoch Nelson of Ludlow. The service was largely attended by numerous friends from the area.
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Ruse
Follett
Brank=ox
E. P. Armitage
Panama
Harold Burnham
Wattsbury
Beaverdam Cemetery
Ux Bengers
Willard Stutzman
Richard Stutzman
Carl Lindberg
Arthur Morris
Leo Schu Knecht
Harry Burrows
Rites Held For Mrs Edith Lewis
Rites for Mrs Edith Lewis were held yesterday with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery after services at 2:30 p.m. at Davison Funeral Home. Rev Paul F Bauer officiated with bearers Dean Miller Donald Hull Ramsey Rogers Frank Wise P M Nichols HL B MacLee. Mrs Arthur Ross was sworn in yesterday as a justice of the peace, a position also held by her husband.
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Pine Grove Cemetery
Davison Funeral Home
Paul F. Bauer
Dean Miller
Donald Hull
Ramsey Rogers
Frank Wise
P.M. Nichols
B. MacLee
Reading
Ross
Arthur Ross
Erie School District borrows 70000 from Marine Bank
Erie Schools borrowed 70000 from Marine Bank to cover year end bills as a state fiscal crisis delays 844000 aid. The loan runs 80 days at 2.5 percent interest. School Secretary Arthur P. Logan says funds will come from local taxes if state aid remains unavailable and plans to contact Harrisburg about potential aid.
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Erin
Marine Bank
Arthur P. Logan
Logan
Harrisburg
Holy Communion Service Set at First Methodist Church
A New Year’s Eve candlelight Holy Communion will be held at First Methodist Church from 10 p m to midnight tomorrow. Rev George Myers will open the service with a reading and lead the observance.
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First Methodist Church
George Myers
Authority Approves Blatt Project Insurance Plan
The authority set limits for injury or death at 1000000? Wait. The text states limits of 100000 for injury or death, 300000 per accident, and 50000 for property damage, aiming total coverage of 360000. Blanket 99 percent policy desired, coverage about 163.28 value? The meeting included Richard Rossbacher promoting insurance on machinery, which was rejected as maintenance cost. Also mentions Eucharistic ritual and Silent Communion with Rev Myers noting the formal service ends at midnight.
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Havens and
Emerson
Richard Rossbacher
Whoas
Myers
Rossbacher bids lead early city insurance proposal
Rossbacher’s submission stands as the sole bid to the City Council or Authority to date while more agents are expected to file bids today as no rate structure exists yet. City officials reiterate no commitment has been made. The Authority approved the final payment to Keystone Construction Company of 44 729.80.
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Rossbacher
la Rosabieher
Keystone Construction Company
Bills Paid to John R. Benalnk for Services Authorized
The council authorized payments for two service bills to John R. Benalnk amounting to 384.63 dollars and 247.60 dollars. The council has yet to act on filing for the sisuifit operator at the plant as recommended by the Authority.
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John R. Benalnk
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Johnson
McClelland
Voluison
Pittsburgh
Patrick Peyton
Albany
Father Peyton
Mercy Hospital
Catholic Church
J. Fred Kinley Insurance
Joe’s Bargain Store
Hazen C. Follett
Edith Lewis
Flve
Rexall Drugs
Center St
McFadden
Shady Ave
Corry
Dodd
Authority Okays Blatt
al’ Clothes Shop
Clyde Goodwill
Corry Ellis
California
LEED
Roberts
S.p.e.c.la.l Purchase
Page Bedding Company
the “Y
Columbus
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