County raises limited as board grants two positions
County salary board approves modest increases for two posts and maintains most wages. Warden Matt Hess sees a jump from 2000 to 2600 yearly while solicitor Clarence Bryan also gains 700. Other offices keep prior year salaries amid budget scrutiny.
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Erie
Fan
Clarence Bryan
Harvey M. Willis
Matt Hess
Millard Davis
Ella Davis
Anita ‘Crotty
Virginia Briggs
Winifred McCray
Edna Urick
Belle McKean
Eva Schwartz
Dorothy McBrorey
Helen Guthrie
Irene Hiney
Louis Przezwicki
Hester Roycroft
Rockwell Hart
Rachael Marsh
Charlotte “Eichhorn
Gertrude ‘Momeyer
Grace Parker
Ralph C. Benedict
Miss Hunt
Alice Farrer
Maymeeisler
E. Williams
J. J. Sullivan
Max Schuack
Charles Mowrey
Emma Jones
Leo Monahan
Awrey Gallagher
Lillian Guild Card Party Planned at Parish House
The Lillian Guild announces a card party at the Parish House of the Episcopal church on Friday evening January 10. High scores win awards with guests Miss Gene Musick and Miss Esther Hoffman arriving from New York and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mary Whittlesey serves as president with Miss Georgia Myers treasurer and Mrs. Harriett Clough as vice president.
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Lillian Guild
Episcopal Church
Gene Musick
New York
Esther Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Georgia Myers
George Peck
Mary Whittlesey
Harriett Clough
Bank Report Shows Citizens National Bank’s Year End Figures
The report of the condition for Citizens National Bank at year end lists resources including notes and discounts and securities. It notes liabilities and capital with figures for stock, surplus, and deposits and shows verification sworn by Cashier How. Parker with attestation by notary public officials.
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Parker
Tuberculosis Society and Welfare Meet in January
Invitations go out for the thirty eighth annual Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society meeting at the Lawrence Hotel Erie January 14 and 15 with speakers from Harvard Detroit Philadelphia and national groups. The twenty second annual Pennsylvania Conference on Social Welfare runs January 15–18. Ben Greet presents Hamlet at Meadville High School Auditorium January 15.
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Pennsylvania ‘Tuberculosis Society
Lawrence Hotel
Ere
Pennsylvania
Harvard University Medical School
Edward J. O'Brien
Detroit
John B. Fhck
Philadelphia
Kendall Emerson
National Tuberculosis Association
Waller Clark
American Social Hygiene Association
Br. J. C. Higgin
American Heart Association
Joseph A. Stackhouse
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
C. D. Selby
Toledo
J. F. Maurice McPhedran
Henry Phipps Institution
Hen D. Chadwick
Ben Greet
Shakespearean
Meadville High School
Etain Magee Named Union City Police Chief
Union City officials hold a reorganization meeting with Bert Benson elected council president. Clyde Magee named police chief and Roy Smith night officer, plus other officers and new library board members announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Benson
Corry
Union City
Ben Benson
Burgess Thomas E. Gardner
Kiva FP. Johnson
James E. Gillett
Frank W. Casler
William C. Morrow
Frank B. Mullen
Frank P. Kennedy
Clyde Magee
H. Roy Smitth
Roy Brown
Frank Kennedy
Clyde W. Westcott
J. ©. McLean
Brary Board
John C. Jenkins
Burgess Gardner
Merle S. Pickup
Barlhough
Premier Primo de Rivera rejects call for resignation elections
Madrid. Premier Primo de Rivera today rejected a proposal by three ministers to resign or call a general election. The ministers urged elections or surrender of the dictatorial powers he has held since 1923 amid present political differences in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
San
Primo
de Rivera
Spain
S.S.S. The Pure Vegetable Tonic Restores Appetite and Strength
A period ad urges readers to use S.S.S. to restore appetite and bodily vigor. It markets the vegetable tonic as time tested, easy to assimilate, and helpful for sleep, skin, nerves, and energy with claims of bringing back desire to eat and firm, healthy flesh.
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S.S.S
Fragmentary sports note hints at Friday test for team
Readable fragments indicate a Friday test involving a team and a player named Young. The text mentions a tie and a rite, with unclear references to an opponent and result.
Fragmented OCR note on game, players and teams
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a game, players Hoyt and Wang, and multiple teams with scattered terms. It references weeks and possible scores but lacks coherent details or a clear event. The readable bits point to a sports setting with names and locations but are too garbled for a definitive summary.
Boxing report from Chicago features Shires acquittal
In Chicago Cha appeared with Shires and two others as the boxing commission reviewed a case. Shires was acquitted of manslaughter by the commission.
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Lansing
Chicago
Cha
Shires
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