Union City's Milk Under Fire
Union City health officials and City Solicitor Murphy move toward a court fight over Borden Milk's plan to bring milk into Erie distributors, expanding the health board's supervising area at a cost to the city. Farms supplying milk allegedly bypass Erie inspections, with 85 dairy farmers dumping into Union City's collection point for shipment to eastern markets.
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Erie
Erie City
Rie
Jan
City Health Department
Baward
Borden Milk Company
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Erie Health Board
Erie Board
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Dog Licenses Available for 1938 Distribution
K F Hanlin announces that 1938 dog licenses have arrived at the county treasurer’s office and are ready for distribution. After January 15 dogs six months or older must wear a license on the collar. Neglect to obtain licenses may result in a fine up to 100 dollars or thirty days in jail. Licenses can be obtained through the local justice of the peace.
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Nurses Meet at Onl City Gather for Annual Meeting
The District No 1 Pennsylvania State Nurses Association plans its annual gathering at City Hospital Old City Pa on a Saturday in January. The program includes a special sections meeting before the general session and a noon luncheon for the board of directors. Officers will be elected as the principal business, with many nurses from northwestern Pennsylvania expected to attend.
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Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
City Hospital
Old City
Pennsylvania
Erie Builder Is Given Fine in Red Light Case
In Erie County Court Judge William Hunt found George D. Baldwin, a wealthy Erie builder, guilty of running a red light. He received the maximum fine of six dollars plus $62.40 costs. A nephew allegedly impersonated Baldwin to attend the hearing, leading to a courtroom prank that prompted the judge to declare that special privilege has no place in local courts.
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Thair
William
Hunt
Erie
George D. Baldwin
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Officers re elected by Methodist choir
Following last evenings choir rehearsal an inter esting business meeting re elected the church officers for another year. President Mrs Madge Love secretary and vice president Mrs Frank Lillie librarian William Marsh director Charles F Hoffmaster and organist Mrs Bess Cafliach were all confirmed.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Madge Love
Frank Lillie
William Marsh
Charles F. Hoffmaster
Bess Cafliach
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