Erie City approves one mill excise tax on industries
Erie city council passes a one mill excise levy on manufacturers amid labor praise and industry opposition. The measure, urged by the Manufacturers Association and Chamber of Commerce, seeks about 150000 yield, drawing criticism from the Manufacturers' Association and a rebuttal from Dana Jones.
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Erie
ERTH
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Manieturene
Manufacturers Association of Erie
Chamber of Commerce
Reuneil
Lendens
APL
CTO
Artur Logan
Demvalle
George Schroruk
Wnd
Dana Jones
Pauuractusers’ Association
blast + council
Wilian J. Liebler
Jones
Six Juveniles Held for Seventeen Burglaries
Woleing six juveniles, aged 12 to 15, were held on charges of at least 17 burglaries and related thefts committed over the past four months. Amount stolen totals about $250, mostly food, candy, cigarettes, and firearms. Police said the teens also confessed to breaking into other business places.
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Ronee
Woleing
Raughog
Nwe
Nevested
SUI Bene
Community notices from Clymer and area meetings
Weekly town happenings include a February Pebmiary Wesleyan meeting in newly decorated church parlors with a daylong program, hospital towel purchases, and a dinner for members and husbands. Recaps of the Wesleyan Guild, American Legion farewell for the Vrucks, an old fashioned house warming surprise, visits from Rev J M Hogenboom, and Abbe Reformed Church dinners and choir events are noted along with other social gatherings and church activities.
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Hevoowns Mss
Carl Cutleek
Wesleyan Guild
Wesley Miller
Rap Thompson, Jr
Clifford Leeters
J. M. Hogenboom
Muskegon
Mich
Mry
Legters
Tom James
Muskego
Clyme
Harold Bull
Motheen
Mary Tinyes
Youngsville Rey
J. M. Hogenboom Jett
Clifford Logters
Abbe Reformed Church
Ebtaly
Albert Cokers
Roy Gravinis
Carlyle Neckers
Choix
Leste Curtisel
Dasisch
Community Club Activities and Local Events Overview
A sequence of village notices from Clymer details social functions, meetings, and baptisms across several groups. Highlights include Mrs Mary Bargan presiding over club president duties, nominating committee selections for new officers, a book review event by Mrs Neva Wurtes, and a weekend visit tied to a death in Newfane New York. Church events, Valentine party at Clymer Central School, and plans for a sacred music program are noted along with multiple gatherings hosted by residents such as Mrs James Gryshk and Mrs Gilbert Ton.
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Wallace
Mele Halthouse
Mary Bargan
Tullowine
Harrie Newhorne
Mabel Schruers
Helen Holthouss
Neva Wurtes
Meg. G. E. Spitzer
Newfane
N. Y
Raymond Rensker
Elizabeth Gifford
de- Vollomuls
Velma Simmelink
All Nations
Clymer Central Schou
Uke Ftoully
Freeburg
Jamestown
Dorothy Connelly
Ashville
Robert Knapp
Clyde Snyder
Walter Calbury
Leonard Tripp
Hubert
Brown
Baptist Church
Mayville
James Gryshk
Gilbert Ton
Ulelude
Indies
Ton Wien
Mix
Mary Legters
Baytha King
Sinching
Julies
Lillian Buslitk
Kruse
Mek
Cena Wassini
Cena Speelbury
Mary ‘Pon
Harriet Newhouse
Jennie Gravini
Bertha King
Dora Willink
Kate Brink
Minnie Meyerini
Tha
Dell Meyerink
Mary Leglerh
Lydia ‘Pe Croney
Henry Warns
Richard Goodwill, Jr
Linda TenHuisen
Melvin Ten Ithiven
Sherman
Richard Goodwill
Kylé Warner
Harry Stevens
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Washington
North Center Street
W.K. Shindledecker
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North Corry Emblem
Prestone
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L. Armitage
Phillips
Clymer
Melty ‘Tonhuisey
Cathering Ad Preis
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Amvolet
Sun Ronald, Blynt
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Pauline
Teens
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Clem Wikeers
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Clymor Dni
Seryal
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Roy Phompron Priday
Sogulan
Rober Selfridge
Carol Howles Wid Robit
Vin Barden
Reuben Selfridge
Laven Voinvpuiny
Lawrence Gorkby
Hienblality
Dorothy Veooman
Tey Asherman
Marian Hinche
Clymer Hill
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W. K. Shindledecker
East South Street
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Alivrica
Chevrolet
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Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
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