County to seek half million loan before March 15
County officials plan a 500000 loan before March 15 to cover bills. Controller Harvey M Will estimates 300000 is needed immediately with 200000 more available by March 15. He proposes securing the loan from a local bank at about 1.5 percent, using callable bonds as collateral, then retiring bonds when funds materialize to lower costs.
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Harvey M Will
Mareh
Wills
Willis
Ayall Ube
75th Anniversary of Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
The 75th anniversary observance continues with an evening program at 7 81 featuring hymns readings prayers and a sermon by Rev. G J Thyd. Guests include Rev. Joseph Lindsay of Erie for the chief address and a congregational dinner program with talks by W W G Amos Mrs. A B Colegrove and Frank T Babbitt detailing church history memorials and building changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Cloria Pats
Green Cathedral
Benediiction
Posthcide Alda Marek
Verdi
Dargo
Hidel
Ms. Chaffee
Miss Messinger
Loni
Godard
Simon
Meuil
Waterford
Taethers
Tanhauser
Wagner
G. Amos
A. B. Colegrove
Frank T. Babbltt
Joseph Lindsay
Erie
North East Robbery Suspect Held After Staged Theft
Erik is held in connection with a $500 robbery at a Mill Street club in North East. Pittsburon police report the suspect was involved, with state officials noting ongoing investigation. Details indicate the suspect was seen in Pittsburon last Friday and Monday.
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North East
Erik
Sto Jussep Club
Mill Street
North Fist
Pittsburon Pale
Corp
Charles Sovak
Motoy
Loday
Gleul
Myanghut
Pittsbu Pole
Thttsburgh
PLAN FARM MACHINERY EXHIBIT AT CLYMER
GilBerp ah Won announces a big power farming entertainment at his store on Friday January 12. The event aims to share farming methods and equipment knowledge, with a lunch served at noon and invitations extended to ladies. He expects many attendees to arrive after 10:00 AM and stay until the end of the event. Cheyenne derives from a Sioux word meaning barbarian or one who does not speak our language.
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GilBerp Ah Won
Journal
Toh
December Busy Month for Pa Treasury Records
Harrisburg Jan. 11 The state treasury reports a busy December with $59,145,998 in expenditures across 446,653 drafts. Payroll dominated outlays, with about 85 percent of more than 202,004 checks totaling $10,982,261 drawn for salaries and wages.
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Harrisenirg
Iie
Treaurey Flair Rosa
Commonwealth
Punta Keine Fun
Department of Highways
State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Ross
Young man revived after gouging wrists in Palm Parsee affair
Richard Becker found his husband semi conscious after a self inflicted wrist gouge in a Patterson Building apartment. Patrolmen Ross Mead and Lloyd Ruppersburger aided by family revived the man, who was rapidly recovering from his wounds.
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St. Ames
Patterson Building
South Center
Richard Becker
Ross Mead
Lloyd Ruppersburger
Pedestrian Struck by Auto In Fourth Ward
M Huth a Pennsylvanian Railroad crossing watchman escaped serious injury after being struck by a car driven by Paul Deschamp at the Main and Center streets intersection just after 8 pm. Deschamp said he did not see Huth who stepped into the street from behind a telephone pole obscuring his view. Huth was taken to a doctor for bruises as police investigated the incident.
Coroner Jury Cannot Fix Cause of Death in Erie Accident
A coroner's jury in the Erie court house ruled John Boettiger, 55, of 114 Cascade fired, died accidentally December 21 while riding near Fell for the comming's piney violent ist and German striets. Eyewitnesses Marcelline Curry and Mary Pawloski testified, with conflicting accounts of Boettiger's fall as a truck either jerked or slowed. The jury found no suicide and could not determine a definite cause.
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Drie
Court House
John Foetliger
Cascade
Erie Coseh Co
Wathh
Marcelline Curry
Mary Pawloski
Brandes Street
Mary
Boettiger
Marcalline
Sketches of Cabinet Appointees From a Historic Era
A fragmented list outlines officials such as Major Adams, former State Police superintendent. Judge Chiude Reno, Attorney General, linked to Muhlenberg College and Rickinson Law School. John H. Light, Secretary of Agriculture, and Col. Matthew H. Taggart, State Insurance Commissioner. The text notes their hometowns, education, and prior roles, reflecting a ghosted cabinet roster from a past administration.
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Common Wealth
St Mary's Academy
Coughlin Bigh School
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Mijor Lan G
Adams
State
Major Adams
Old State Police
Samuel W. Ponnypacker
Ula
Gev. Georgse MH. Baris
Ue State Bus Ace
Lie Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Lay Pus
Chiude T. Reno
Reno
Alfentown
James
Fan
Repul- Wvan Thte
James ‘Torrance
G. Edward
Green
Muhlenberg College
Rickinson Law School
Allentawil
William Sphoul
John H. Light
Light
Pennsylvania State Grange
Annville
North
Lebanon Township
Lebanon County
West Chester State Teachers ‘College
Pennsylvania Agriculture
Pennsylvania Grange News
Matthew H. Taggart
State Insurance
Taggart
Sunbury
Insuwance Commission
John S. Fisher
John J. Pershing
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General Electric Irons
All-Way Electric CO
Clymer
PA. Treasury
Parsee
C.F. Huth
Main Center Street
Miller's Pharmacy
Onl
Balbriggan
Spe
North Center Street
Helen
OLDS
First Avenue
Fisher
Lansing
Mich
General Motors
John Wiggers
Corry, Pa
BANK
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