Local Masons and Mayor Pushley in Town News
Town notes cover diverse events from Mayor Miller handling city tax assessments on cigarets to the Waterhouse Garage nearing completion. Reports mention Maple sugar demand, council beer curfews, traffic arrests, and impending gubernatorial inauguration, with local clubs and merchants planning outreach and community events amid regional activity.
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Glen Miller
Waterhouse
West Main
Ernest Tross
Ajax Iron Works
Golden Rule Club
Masons
Bill Thomas
St. John's Day
Larry Taylor
Harry Burrows
Erie County
Herb
Gulick
Detroit
Department of Public Affairs
Root Furniture
Two statewide offices in Pennsylvania up for 1935 election
The 1935 Pennsylvania elections center on two statewide offices the state supreme court justice and the superior court judge. The terms of Chief Justice Frazer and Superior Court Judge Cunningham expire in January 1936, with candidates to be chosen in the November election.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Jay
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Justice Mayer
Hhis
Cunningham
Rand
Justice Frazer
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Johnstown
Westmoreland County
Capitol Pratt
Department of Justice
Common Pleas ‘Ourt
Orphans’ Court
Allegheny County Court
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Wigeships
Adams Fulton
Donald P. McPherson
Allegheny
Joseph A. Ricardson
Beaver
William A. SteCon
Inet
Berks
Paul N. Schaerer
Chester
J. Frank
Han
MeKcen
James A. McLaughry
Northampton
William M. McKeen
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Finletter
Frank Smith
Sullivan-Wyoming
Charles
Terry
York
Henry
Willes
Cambria County
George Webster Grimitt
Ebensburg
Samuel Lemmon Reed
Pinchot
Charles Ixtein
Gasoline tax totals reach record in 1934 era data
United Press reports Harrisburg Pennsylvania figures showing the gasoline tax netted 33 million plus dollars in 1934 with a record 85.5 million dollars for liquid fuels and a temporary four cent rate contributing 22.5 million. Taxable gallonage rose to over 1.18 billion in 1938 and to 1.086 billion in 1982, reflecting rising consumption and tax collections across years.
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United Press Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Scents & Wallow
Reading School Building Boosts Pennsylvania Construction
Harrisburg reports a $788000 Reading school project raised November aggregate building operations by 4 percent in Pennsylvania. National totals show 1,299 November projects at $2,101,202, up from October’s $2,039,080 across 2,207 projects. Municipal permits thru November rise $2,254,505 or 12.2 percent from last year, with Philadelphia Reading Bradford Chester Hazleton Aston Lancaster Upper Darby each reporting gains over $100,000.
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Lyrchited
Harrisburg
Department of Labor and Industry
Reading
Pennsyvania
Getaber
Philadelphia
Bradford
Chester
Hazleton
Aston
Lancaster
Upper Darby
Father at 94 Welcomes 8 Pound Son in New Bern
George Hughes, a 94 year old Confederate veteran, and his 27 year old wife welcomed an 8 14 pound son recently. Hughes has 16 other children by a former wife. Delphia court by the governor to succeed the late Judice John Marshall Gest. The term of Orphans Judge Lewis H. Van Dusen, Philadelphia, expires. In the municipal court of Philadelphia Judge Leopold C. Glasgow must seek reelection.
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New Bern
George Hughes
Hughes
Delphia Court
John Marshall
Lewis H. van Dusen
Philadelphia
Municipal Court of
Leopold C. Glasg
Gorge breaks on Allegheny sans damage
Jah. 9-Pear of damage from flood to the Allegheny River at Tionesta Forest County was removed at 10 o clock this morning with the breaking up of an ice gorge that formed during the past two or three days. The gorge north of the borough had loaded water near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks and threatened cottages in Hickory Flats. The ice pack gave way as river level rose, receding after the stage eased. No damage reported. Two islands created the jam. ice cakes eight to ten inches thick extended above water. Tionesta Creek remained frozen. Another jam at Corydon caused no damage. Franklin river stage reported at 25 feet and rising.
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Franklin, Jah
Allegheny
Tionesin
Forest County
Tho
Hickory Tats
Tionésts
Tionesta Creek
Tionesta
Corydon
Franklin
Head of State Chamber of Commerce Stricken
Alba Johnson 76, retired Baldwin Locomotive Works president and 18 years Pennsylvanian chamber of commerce head, died at Rosemont suburb home after a long illness following a fall last night.
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Ly Unitedress Philadelpita
Alban Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Ior
Pennsylvania, Chamber of Commerce
Rosemont
Resigns as Oil City Teacher
Miss Lullian Zaimeck resigns as commercial subjects teacher at Oil City High School. Josephine Orlindo elected to replace her, effective January 25. Zaimeck cites approaching marriage. salary set at 20 per month, minimum by school law. Zaimeck joined Oil City in 1930, praised four and a half years in senior high.
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Oil City
Jan
Lullian Zaimeck
Aw Oi City
Regia
Schoor
Strat Sontester
Misa Josephine Orlindo
Pilisharshi
Ghetsd
Zalanecky
Teachey
Miss Zalznick
Zataneth
of City
State Legislatives Groups Being Picked
Members of the House committee on committees named several Republicans and Democrats from Philadelphia and Allegheny in discussions to file their preferences for committee assignments. The effort aims to influence upcoming selections as Homsher and Sarig requested consideration last week.
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Rage
Hiram Andrews
Cambra
Homsher
Sarig
House Committee On Committees
Laing
Arnold Bh. Elwinberg
Philadelphia
Eliwood J. Turner
Chester
Harry J. Brownflel
Fayette
John J.o'keefe
Allegheny
Harry N. Boyd
Westmoreland
Charles Melehiorre
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Harold Gilbert
Columbus
Jack Austin
Spartansburg
Ralph Martin
East Church Street
Rosa Glenn
Burrows
Frank
Jaci) Loveland
Niagara Falls
Pitt Coeda
Hrorough
Leonard Burkhardt
Corry
Clic Theatre
Gila
Meadville
Frank Chiricuzio
Bis Riehl
INNOV
Penna
Rita Kett Espa Cee
By Paul Robinson
Suicie# Welle Goro
DAG Icnous
Weil
Etta
JSF
Showe
Florida
Sarasota
Ohio
State Chamber OF Commerce
Keister
Philco
TRITT
Sy Fine
Manderubhied Cabutte
Intess Design
Jamie Eeecor
Hank
Eleetea
Free Radio
ATLAS
4 Radio
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Tate 4
Tate Journal
Publiskers
John Gaffney
Westciuuren Street
Alge
Civil Service Training Bureau, Inc
Box S
Care Journal
Walden Donelson
Shelaf
Ata
William Dingtetter
R. D
Roosevelt Highway
Henry L. Stevens
Warren County
Blackstone
Dan A. Depew
John Hammond
DeMorest Barto
First Avenue
Coray
Hi Sharp
Studebaker
Bargain House
Center St
Carry
Tohn Hammond
Grange National Bank
Association
M. Thompson
Cashler
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