Hornell Woman Addresses Woman's Club Luncheon
Miss Mae Howard chaired the music group at the Hornell Woman's Club luncheon held in frigid weather. Speaker Mrs. B. R. Wakeman discussed the Forbienty Chule of Hornell and urged careful club record keeping and community service while advocating Puritan values, equality of opportunity, and moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth Corry
Cronin
Frank Ames
B. R. Wakeman
Hornell
N.Y
Wakeman
America
Appeals Heard by Concord Township Taxpayers
County commissioners, acting as the board of revision, heard minor appeals from Concord and Amity townships on Wednesday. Future sessions will cover Talrview, Girard, Franklin, and Greene townships with Greenfield Harsertcreek LeBoeuf and McKean to present claims. cases to be considered individually.
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Erie County
Concord
Amity Township
Bed
Dati
Las Revision
McKean Townships
First Groundbreaking for $39 Million Harrisburg Office Building
Harrisburg fire foundation excavations begin today as the state launches first work on the new 39 million dollar office building. The project marks a major statewide development with construction starting on the foundation using a gasoline shovel to dig.
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Harrisburg
Realty transfers tally for 1927 show large totals
In 1927 City Engineer Nevin R. Dickson recorded 302 realty transfers representing substantial sums. The compilation shows an increase over 1946 figures, with total consideration around $185,592.65 a year earlier. Notable transfers include Barlow Hardware Co to Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp and others such as Norton to the W F Building Association and Hils to PL Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin R. Dickson
Barlow Hardwire Company
Corry-Jamestown Manufacuring Corporation
Mra. Ort Live
Masorite Huilding Corporation
Norton
Vo FW
Association
Wrink Hils
Rhodes
D. J. Alexander
W. PL Edmonis
Frank Parsons
Ernest ‘Tross
H. Clark & Son
Haniel Clark Company
G. I. Heath
James Mead
Cleveland Brown
City adopts 24 hour police patrol with new officer
The city implements a 24 hour patrol plan effective January 1 with A C Brown added as patrolman. Chief Tipton oversees duties from 6 am to 5 pm, Patrolman Ruppersburg from 4 pm to after midnight, Patrolman Crown 7 pm to 8:30 am, and Patrolman John Junnigai handles the final midnight shift. Municipal authorities say the change improves patrol and coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Brown
Brown
Tipton
John Ruppersburg
John Junnigai
Oterty
Portland May Get State Park in Jamestown Area
Preliminary steps to secure options on 300 or 400 acres of Lake Erie land in Portland township north of Brocton aim to create a state park. Governor Smith’s annual message mentions shore front park plans for Chautauqua County, boosting hopes for park funding from a recent state bond issue. Lost hound puppy reported. contact Corry Brick and Tile Coatz. Light horse for sale. call 173-R-317.
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Jamestows
Lake Erie
Portland
Brocton
E State Park
Smith
Chautauqua County
Joseph A. McGinnies
Corry Brick and Tile Coatz
Lght Horse
Dunkirk Man Held For Wild Shooting
Police arrested Jack Stevens of 214 Deer Street on charges of possessing a revolver and using firearms carelessly. At Municipal Court he pleaded not guilty and was granted an adjournment until Friday with ball set at 1000 dollars. Authorities say he fired a .32 caliber revolver through the Central Avenue Hotel windows striking a parked car door. two shots pierced a side window. Bert Arbickle of Erie visited yesterday at the Olds home on Hust Smith Street.
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Jack Stevens
Deer Street
Anthony Johnson
Stevens
Central Avenue Hotel
Bert ArBickle
Erie
City
Olds
Hust Smith
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Capitaliaw
Concord Twp
John Oxenham
Rupperabure
Crown
Worlks
Dunkirk
Majestic
Majestica
Maje
Getti
Grigsby-Grunow-Hinds Co
Armitage Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Armit
Tio
Rales
Society
Patrick
Kirschbaum and Biltmore
Jack O
O’coats Shea & Walraven
Sam Jacobson & Co
Corry, Pa
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