Weather, events, and rail freight in brief messages
Cloudy and colder. Feast of St Blase and the annual blessing of the throats in Catholic churches. Anniversary of Woodrow Wilson's death 1924. Rex theatre prize $50 for coming week. AAR reports 594,079 loaded revenue freight cars week ending last Saturday, up 0.7 percent from prior week, up 7.4 percent from year ago, down 9 percent from two years ago. Civic Employees Association meeting at Grand Theatre Tuesday 7:90 p.m. Dr A P Haake economist to speak at Shenandoah, Jamestown one performance Feb 15, John Barton leads cast on tour.
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Association of American Railroads
Civic Employees’ Association
Grand Theatre
A. P. Haake
Woodaces Road
Shen A Ineatte
Jamestown
John Barton
Bear Lake Skating and Skiing Crowd Enjoys Winter Fun
An unusually mild week at Bear Lake brings skating on the lake and skiing on nearby hills. Residents enjoy sunlit winter days as sleds glide and a crusty surface yields smooth rides. Community news covers local illness recoveries, a funeral, and frequent visits among families and students.
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Bear Lake
Fed. J
Pauline Chapman
G. Hi. Tillotson
Waterford
Milton Bergman
Stanley Joel Carr
Mr. Carr
Cleo Meriam Carr
Harold Carr
Cory
Mary Saxton
Cheney's Point
Fred
Guster
I. W. Barrett
Pleasant Street
United Brethren Church
Stepa Wedne
Misa Lulu Hinckley
Corry
Savile Price
Clyde Munwaring
LW. Barrett
Tyan Hawling
Robert
Jamestown
Panama High School
Washington
Richard Peterson
Aphoile
David J . Hawking
Manwaring
E. B. Frantz
J. C. Manwaring
Frank Brown
Lena Brown
Mia
Vivian Berg
Clara
Brown
I. C. C. F. Lodge
State Bank Resources Record and Local Notes
A 1928 state banking department report shows total resources for 414 banks exceeded by about 55 million dollars while 1938, 1958, and 1997 figures are cited. Pittsburgh district business regains momentum with a 1.2 point rise. Western State Psychiatric Hospital bids for institutional equipment open Feb 21. Otterbein Brotherhood guests in Olngaville discuss plans. Forbes buy Kolstee farm on Hare Creek with remodeling planned. National Foundation for Infant Paralysis donations noted and February 15 drive extended. State aid to schools urged and tenure act changes discussed. Wayne township delegates attend Harrisburg meeting. Agriculture secretary dismisses 35 employees to cut costs.
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State Banking Department
County Taxes May Undergo Further Slash Urged
In a stormy Erim meeting on February 9 county commissioners debated deeper tax cuts. Commissioner Helen Seiwatt proposed three quarters of a mill reduction, while Blair and Pratley favored a half mill cut based on a trimmed Institutional district budget. Mrs Schluraff warned recall of callable bonds might be needed, affecting interest rates on bonds bid February 28.
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ERIM
Ciin Missions
Harvey M. Willis
Helen M. Seiwatt
Bue H. Blair
Thomas W. Pratley
Willis
Loyorr
Tse
Matley and
Bleir
Schluraft
Dentist Admits Slaying Family in Pittsburgh Case
A Pittsburgh man, a university dental graduate, confessed to killing his wife Mary Lows and their son New Man Stewart on June 4, 1935. He described the motive as a desire to escape and admitted stealing $800 from a hotel cash register in Jacksonville to finance flight, then fled via bus. He told Prosecutor Andrew T. Park details of the crime and travel from Jacksonville.
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Uicaress
Pittsburgh
University
Burgh Dental
Stowe
Andrew T. Park
Huw
Mary ‘Lows
I Gay
Stewart
Kinsey
Jacksonville
Fly
Ducksonville
Park
Erie leaders push quarterly tax collection plan
A movement in Erie seeks a quarterly tax collection system with city and county officials backing payment plans and state legislators preparing to consider measures this session. Key figures named include Senator Gabriel and Representatives Debert Emynple Austin Morse and Mort Caski. The effort targets a formal postage of sporopyl taxation and broader levies to stabilize state finances.
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Erie Council
Easimel
Wml
Debert Eniymple
Adan Morse
Jodry Way Austing
Mort Caski Viemoar
Hie
Hiplotutans
Leputas
Concord School Baked Ham Supper Schedule
Concord School hosts the annual baked ham supper sponsored by the Parent Teachers' Association to raise funds. The event expects a large crowd with serving starting at Guth Nelowk and about 160 meals planned for the occasion.
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Concord School
Mppe
Concore
Theadiy Evi
Seh
Shepi Cuwen
Guthnelowk
Fragmented OCR notes on winter scenes and events
Readable fragments describe bitter end to winter with shore and wind, near daily life observations, mentions of nature and weather, and scattered references to places and people. The text is garbled and lacks complete names or events to form a coherent report.
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Cana Wingess
Stalin
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Blase
Woodrow Wilson
Rex Theatre
Stanley J. Carr
Bureau of Business Research, University of Pittsburgh
Western’ State Psychiatric Hospital
Col. A. S. Janeway
State Authority
Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
Men's Brotherhood
Olngaville
G. M. Forbes
Park Street
Kolstee
Hare Creek
Mra. Forbes
Wayne Township
National Foundation For Infante Paralysis
Charles H. Vehloss
Harrisburg
T. J. Fullom
Mr. Fullom
J. , Dearing
John Light Today
Arthur H. Jamies
Mrs. Schluraff
Helieves County
VapoRub
Ioeary Vicks
Pitt Dental
India
China
Erie
Frank
Ghapin & Sons
Loblaw’s
Morrell
Armour
Long Island
Orchard Park
Graham Crackers
Apple Grove Spring Lake
Willy Patin
Ian Fen
Tung
Anc
Uary Meuers
Vic Garey
Olvnte
Iekal
Asidpou
Bikdom
Amnerienniin
Peer MieGribbis
Aliquippa
Aintpie
Kernal
Clive
Perel
Baer Mb
Vesti
Fuontyin
Gavin Lwehudoh
Aton
Wiens
Raven
Alo
Dresvite
W. T. Grant Co
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