Erie county school directors elect officers for year
Clarence T Bry an was re elected president of the Erie County School Directors association at the annual meeting in the courthouse. New officers named include first vice president Charles Weislogel Fairview second vice president John R Timmons Wainburn secretary Mrs Sarah Sawdey Platea treasurer C C Davis Union City and auditor T Hill North East.
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Erie
Clarence T. Bryan
Wice
Lundy's Lane
Erie County School Directors' Association
Court House
Charles Weislogel
Fairview
John R. ‘Timmons
Wainburn
Sarah Sawdey
Platea
C. C. Davis
Union City
T. ©. Hill
North East
Hearings Resume On Patrol Officer Case In Harrisburg
Harrisburg Feb 19 Hearings resume this afternoon into charges against Capt John M Bender of the state highway patrol. Revenue Secretary John B Kelly announced the officer lax in performance of duties and recently assigned to the Prantdin sub station will be allowed to present witnesses in his defense.
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Ey Suned Frese
Harrisburg
John M. Bender
State Highway Patrol
Revenue
John B. ‘Kelly
Revenue Department
Bender
Prantdlin
Givn
Local residents travel through city for visits and services
Mrs J Bell of Spartansburg visited en route home after Salamanca stay. Mr and Mrs Sam Long of Cleveland have been in the city and left for Olean. Mr and Mrs Harold Powyll motored to Jamestown for the day. Dr G E Bennett spent days on business in Cleveland. Eva Kepler and Myrtle Muller returned from Erie where they visited. Kathleen Bell and Mrs Jerry Sweet attended a beauty demonstration at Perry Garver Supply. Marion J Skidmore and Frank Babbitt went to Briefs for funeral services for Mrs William L Edwards Thurday. George Kinley visited Erie and returned this afternoon. Genevieve and Harriet Montague of Union City came for funeral services for James Wilson. J Phelps was a business visitor to Union City this morning.
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J. ©. Bell
Spartansburg
Salamanca
N.Y
Sam Long
Cleveland
Olean
Harold K. Powyll
Jamestown
G. E. Bennett
Missey Eva Kepler
Myrtle Muller
Erie
Kathleen Bell
Jerry Sweet
Hie
Perry Garver Supply Company
Marion J
Skidmore
Frank
Babbitt
Briet
Willian L. Edwards
George Kinley
Genevieve
Harriet Montague
Union City
James Wilson
J. Phelps
Income Tax Loss Deductions For Casualties Thefts And Wagers
The article explains deductions for losses from fires storms shipwrecks and other casualties as well as thefts and gambling losses. It notes losses must be actual and sustained in the tax year, may be offset by insurance, and that worthless stock losses are deductible only when the stock becomes worthless with proper proof.
Plan Card Party At St Elizabeths Hall
Arrangements completed for a card party at St Elizabeths Hall on Thursday under the St Elizabeths Guild. The committee includes Misses Georgia Webber Florence Gumbleton Hales Katherine Wojciechowski and Mary Wojciechowski. Tables set for contract and auction bridge five hundred play begins at 8 oclock. Awards will be given and refreshments served. This party is the fine one of a series for church benefits.
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St. Elizabeth's Hall
St. Elizabeth’s Gurch
Georgia Webber
Florence
Helen Gumbleton Hales
Katherine
Mary Wojciechowski
Dessert bridge plans organized by DAR chapter
Mrs Walter L Peake and committee including Mrs Harold Gilbert and others are arranging a dessert bridge for Saturday at 1:80 at West Church Street home. Sponsored by Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR as a benefit. Reservations for eighteen tables. awards to be given. Additional reservations via committee members.
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Walter L. Peake
Harold Gilbert
Prank M. Loveland
J. J. Desmond
W. A. Redmond
West Church Street
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fire hazard probe in Pennsylvania state institutions
In Harrisburg on February 19 110 state police began a joint inquiry into fire hazards and inmate mistreatment at 28 penal and corrective institutions. The investigation follows Governor Tarles orders after reports of shocking conditions at the Pennsylvania industrial school Huntingdon and other facilities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tarle
Huntingdon
Free Gangster Acquitted in Editor Slaying Case
Widow of Walter Liggett plans to flee Minneapolis after the acquittal of gangland figure White Blumenfeld in the murder of editor Walter Liggett. Blumenfeld celebrated at a party as Mrs. Liggett, fearing gang vengeance, told United Press she must protect her children. The jury, four women and eight men, found him not guilty after about two and a half hours of deliberation. Spectators cheered when the verdict was read and Blumenfeld thanked Judge Selover for a fair trial.
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Minn
Dan Liggett
Muckrackng
Walter Liggett
Minneapolis
Isadore
Id Cann) Blumenfels
Jerra
United Press
Blumenfeld
Arti Selover
Judge Selover
Cow Tree Sap Used For Chewing Gum From Guatemala
A native Guatemalan tree named the cow tree yields a milky sap suitable for chewing gum. The description notes its sap can be processed into gum similar to commercial products. The snippet highlights botanical origin and potential industrial use.
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Guatemala
Two English Players Named Best Voices by Experts
Hollywood reports expert panel selects Merle Oberon and Freddie Bartholomew as having the best voices and diction in film. Other honorees include Walter Huston Leslie Howard Rochella Hudson and Anne Shittey. Bartholomew noted for ultimate training and Ciherca praised for flawless diction. Hearts change many times since 1922 with 1008 marriages on record. Northwestern University offers 3750 in Scholarships for National Institute for High School Students with journalism debate and gymnastics.
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Ayumita Press
Hollywood
Merle Oberon
Freddie Bartholomew
Destiny K. Tmmel
Graton P
University of Soutern California School of Speech
Ant Josephine Dilton Cathie
Club Gable
Dra
Insbrucker
N. W. U. Aids
Evanston
National Institute For High School
Northwestern University
Schwab Leading Steel Kings Amid Market Optimism
United Press reports Feb 19 notes steel stocks drive market interest amid mixed investor signals. Charley M Schwab, Bethlehem Steel chair and long time steel figure, remains optimistic as market volatility tests investors. The profile recounts his rise from apprentice at Edgar Thomson to U S Steel president and Bethlehem acquisition turns.
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United Press
York
Aee Tsvel
Bethlehem
iMous
Schwab
Charley M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporion
America
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Mil
Thomson
J. P. Morgan
University Club
New York City
U. S. Steel
Andrew Cathogie
Morgan
Cathogie
United States Steel Corporation
Calappy
Schiveb
U. §. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Steel Morgan
Bethiehem
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