Warren Boro to Build On School Site Plan Adopted
The Warren borough council approved a 22,500 Public Works grant to finance a new municipal building on the current Central School site. Lawrie and Green of Harrisburg named architects. Construction to cost about 197,000 with offices, police, health, and engineering departments planned across two stories and a basement with storage and a range.
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Marrin
McAlary
Warren
Butting
Adept
Ory
Bnuiding Committee
Lawrie and Green
Harrisburg
Bigess
Borough Health Department
Aid Police Department
Police Department
Abse End
Purpose of Tuberculin Examinations Outlined
Health officials explain tuberculin testing and chest X rays for schoolchildren to detect latent TB infection and safeguard future risk. The tests reveal prior infection, not active disease, guiding protective care and free X rays for certain children.
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
J. Kenneth Wintat
Graham
Tuberculosis Association
Corry
Westminster College Offers News Photography Course
Westminster College journalism department announces a second semester course in news photography. The program covers fundamentals of taking developing and finishing photographs for newspapers, news feature writing, and photographic assignments to illustrate writing. Students learn miniature cameras newspaper type cameras and motion picture usage.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Picture brings big prices at Christie's auction
A marked wine picture sold for 15 dollars at a Christie's sale. The event netted 14,700 dollars from the Franz Hals work titled Fisher Boys, underscoring strong bidding and market demand in peinture.
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London
Soul Coast
Christie's
Franz Hals
Pwa Fisher Boys
WPA Assists in Improvement of City Buildings
WPA funds aid city building projects in Harrisburg Pennsylvania with about 2.23 million dollars for construction and labor across 116 projects. Edward K. Jones reports 812,790.82 allocated for labor and 87,023.47 for materials by municipalities benefiting from the program. About 3,600 workers are employed, with 43 completed projects yielding 206,357.43 in wages and 45,229.07 spent on materials. New WPA built facilities include four fire houses, municipal buildings, a morgue, a bath house, and a dairy barn at the State College. Completed work covers eight fire houses, 24 municipal buildings, two libraries, community halls, and three state hospitals.
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Tlarrishurg
WPA
Edward K. Jones
First Municipal
Swarthmore
Delaware County
Pennsylvania State College
Tate
Small group tops auto accident blame in Pennsylvania study
A Pennsylvanian motor club reports that about 2.12 percent of licensed drivers caused most accidents, yet 2,200,000 others logged 19,804,000 miles without incidents. The club urges focus on dangerous minorities and enforcement to curb high tolls on roads.
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Allacember
Fey
J.maxwell Smith
Helen Learns She Will Be a Mother in Chapter XXVI
In this chapter Helen confirms she is pregnant, while Dr Johnson urges calm and normalcy. Agnes hints at the news, triggering tension as Helen battles with reluctance and social scrutiny from Walter’s sisters. Dirk counsels resolve and poise, urging frank, steady handling of family frictions as the story pivots toward the baby’s arrival.
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Helen
Dr. Johnson
Agnes
Walter
Galden
Belle
Anton
Arlen
Agmes
Tabor
Irene
Dirk
Melle
Plase
Carl
Bella
Waller
Tene
Howse
Dirks
Artim
Helene
Melon
Lila
Nellet
Trene
Nell
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