Blaze at West Hickory Tanning Company causes $20000 damage
Warren fire officials say an air compressor started a blaze at the West Hickory Tanning Company's house and framing. Flames damaged the roof second floor machinery and the drying room with firefighters from Tidioute and Tionesta aiding and state police directing traffic.
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West
Hickory
Warren
Ieach
West Hickory Tanning Company
Tidioute
Tionesta
Real estate broker Shutts slated for bond release
Erie county jail to hear bond set at 7300 dollars as Judge Burton Laub weighs a release for real estate broker Shutts. He faces a fraud conversion conviction and 11 pending cases in local courts. One prior case carries 5000 bond while 11 others have 200 each pending. Atty. Joseph Agresti says settlements may follow upon release.
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Erie
Van
Shutts
Erie County
Burton R. Laub
Laub
Schenectady
N. Y
Paul Babbitt
John Coates
Joseph Agresti
Church Announcements Outline Week of Prayer Plans
Universal Week of Prayer meetings are set for a full week across parish churches. Spring Creek Columbus and West Spring Creek host special services with Rev. Shirley Greene of Merom and Rev. Jordan Cole assisting the congregations.
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Brokenstraw
Jordan Cole
Congregational Christian Churches
Spring Creek
Columbus
Shirley Greene
Merom
Ind
Walter Maxwell
Maxine Greeley
Roy ‘Lilley
Ellsworth Woodard
Leslie Donaldson
B. 1
Ide ‘Ohm
Andrew Thompson
Arthur Hill
Ladies’ Aid
High School
Pilgrim Fellowship
Virginia Elder
West Spring Creek
Hazel Hldred
Walter Whitley
Betty Porter
Cutting Vicinity News Briefs Highlight December to January Local Events
December meeting of the 4-H Panther Club at Bernice Bayle’s home had 17 members with festive decorations. January host was Carleemat Marsh. Local visits included the Phiffier and Green families, plus a Christmas gathering at Sherman for the Park family. Flu cases noted with several improving. Eugene Green discharged from the Navy. Community members recapped illnesses and hospital visits, with a lack of broader events.
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Ing
Panther Club
Bernice Bayle
Carleemat Marsh
John Phiffier
Familly
Earl Green
Glenn Evans
Samuel Dunnewold
Amos van Erden
Leslie Pardink
Clymer
Albert Ruslink
Frank Hapgood
George Hapgood
Lee Park
Sherman
Norman Buxton
Henrietta
Walter Dingfelder
Vernon Humphrey
Gordon Shampoe
Joseph Lowes
North East
Erie Priday
Arthur Wallace
Aledia Patelin
Eugene Green
Eat] Green
Navy
Edward Beckerink
Howard Mathews
Rebecca
Greeley Thompson
Sylvia
South Dayton
Erie Adopts Largest Budget in City History for 1948
Erie City Council in a special session approves a 1948 budget totaling 9 909 512.28 for the city and 1 108 506.50 for water with the tax rate kept at 17 mills. The total 1948 appropriations exceed 1947 by 390 082.08 as the fiscal year runs January 1948 to January 1949.
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Erie
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