County Sets Record Budget At 1 514 034
Erie February 11 A record breaking budget of 1 514 034 was announced by Fred Lamberton, chair of the county commission, as the board plans a 1950 surplus amid higher real estate and personal property assessments. Budget includes 200 000 for tuberculosis hospital expansion and four hospital grants. Barton Kaufman projects 480 506 receipts, up from 458 578 last year.
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Erie
Fred Tamberton
Lamberton Sii
Iximberton
Barton Kaufman
Bounty Tastituhion
Kaufman
Jamestown Officials Fight Lake Plan
Jamestown officials press opposition to Army Corps plan to divert Chautauqua Lake water into Lake Erie. City and county leaders push a dam-heavy alternative to manage flow, protect the lake, and prevent floods downstream. A large audience attended the hearing as council aims to preserve the lake and regulate water to avoid broader flooding.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua
James
Chautauqua Lake
Ere
Council
Chadwhoin
Army Engineers
Samuel ©.Alesi
Gly Coune
Lake
Council Sid Ab
Pinky Heaviest Dog In U S Weighs 28 Pounds
A note from the show claims Pinky could be the heaviest dog in the United States with a current weight of 28 pounds. The observer mentions Pinky weighed in at 28 pounds in Canada.
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Pinky
U. S
Canada
Mohawk Lodge installs officers in Clymer Hall
The Mohawk Lodge held an officer installation at the LO.C.F. Hall in Clymer on Tuesday evening. Newly installed were Arthur Howies as Noble Grand Floyd Arniuk as Vice Noble Grand Clifford Smilly as Recording Secretary Albert Aminkree as Financial Secretary Milan Rundell as RENG Preston Guildht LN O Roger Shampoe Inside Guard Harold Bull Gutside Guard Claude Linus Warden Garret Queereveld. PD DG Mr. Lewis Mbit of Dunkirk and others attended with about 40 visitors from Dunkirk Broton Lakewood and Sugar Grove. A Tun served by Rebekah Lodge ladies. Also, a skating party hosted by Senior C. B. Society at the Erie rink. Local Red Cross and Mother’s Club announce meeting February 20 at Clymer Central School library. Grange No. 189 met. two candidates were initiated. American Legion Auxiliary presided by Alice Kearns, voting to support Girl Scouts and March of Dimes. Gallant talks on communism and US Constitution followed. Lunches provided by multiple hosts. Community groups hosted and rehearsed plans for future events including a Boys State trip.
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Harold Bull
Claude Linus
Garret Queereveld
Lewis Mbit
Dunkirk
Lockport
D.D. Abbott
Sugar Grove
Broeton
Lakewood
Rebekah
Mariin Bensink
Henry Seas
Kenmore
James Bendink
C. B Society
Erie
Harry Russell
Sherman
American Red Cross
Janes Kearney
Clymer Central School
Clymer
Trench Creek
Grange No. 189
Ellen G. Gleason
Claude
Gladys King
Gerald King
Liinsfer Ln
Belmont Grange
Ruby Bayle
Wattsbire Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
Alice Kearns
March of Dimes
Cat Garliseh
Amer Nimn
Wahel Warsink
Chiliseh
United States
Alfred Newhouse
Lewi
Duink
Wayde Quiereveld
Charles Howles
American Legion
Willars Daunk
Conistury
Clymer Hit
Community groups hold February meeting and fundraisers
A noon luncheon for 38 members followed a news session led by Mes Cilbert Tom. Devotionals were read by Mrs. Henry, with scripture by Mrs. Edward Rustin. A program titled The Story of Three Boxes was given by Mrs. Harriet Newhoue. The society donated $10 to March of Dimes and $19 to the Marines Dames. Birthdays were celebrated for several members as the group gathered at the base for lunch. New members Bepplee Neckers predni Landse Lows were welcomed. The Ladies Mission Society of the Clymer Hill Church planned a $10 donation to March of Dimes. Gil Scouts and Brownsien will host a safe bake sale at the community Furniture store February 18. Doris Ruslink, former missionary at Annville, Ky, spoke on her work and broader missions. 1,300,000 telephones in use.
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Cilbert
Henry
Edward Rustin
Mas. Hurriey Newhou
Btuma Heslinie
Ethel Waasinik
Tineh Wii
Sarah Relmers
Carl Denink
Florence Hollis
Louis Leptors
Bunter Lye
Mas Bepplee Neckers Predni
Landse Lows
Lidie’ Mision Society
Clymer Hill
Churely
Jaime Benstule
Phurs
John Tenbuckel
Gil Scouts
Oomun
Pebronry
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