Paragra Damp and colder with various local notices
Damp and colder conditions loom as a mix of local items are noted. Secretary Charles H Geiger of the Corry School District is ill at home. A school gym window project will replace glass panes at cost with janitors installing the new panes. Pittsburgh plans Stephen Foster Day observances with chimes in churches. Oil production in the US for the week ended January 9 slipped slightly. A railroad inauguration special from Erie is being organized, with reservations required. Union City gains a new high school principal and a Notre Dame concert is announced for early February. Local officials discuss real estate assessments and gasoline tax implications.
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Citizen's National Barn
Union City
Ralph Marshall Davia
Notre Dame
Vincent High
Lee Rutiber
Tico
Nidiaries Flecal
Pratt
Wis
Treasury
Board Corrects Loan Procedure For Hatch School Remodel
The Boned of Exlocation tas terminates a $5,000 loan from Henry Bauhomner made last September and orders a new one year loan to cover materials, equipment, fees and remodel costs at Hatch school into an industrial shop. The four percent loan finances also interest paid to date on the original loan. The board, with Solicitor Welter H. Scott, adopted the resolution 6 to 1 despite dissent from Mrs. Barnes who questioned the process and lack of finance committee consultation. The vote followed discussion of district finances and upcoming payrolls through January 1st.
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Aight
Henry Bauhomner
Corry
Iqgal Department
State Department of
Department of Internal
Welter H. Scott
Hatch School
Barnes
State Department
Monroe
Finance Committee
Uhe
Exoneration Sought For Parsonage 1936 School Tax
The Board of Banza tion exonerated the Church of the United Brethren in Christ from the 1936 school taxes on its parsonage after Rev Hi Ray Harris and Walter Keppel requested tax relief. The church, used for religious meetings four to five evenings weekly after its edifice burned last February, had already received county and city exoneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Banzation
Board of Erie Courty Commissioners
Church of the ‘United Brethren In Christ
Hi Ray Harris
Walter Keppel
Board of Trustees
Hi Ho and Hi Hat Ancestors in Lending Banter
In a Chinatown scene Hi Ho the sage boasts on ancestry as great, while Hi Hat, a borrower, retorts that his neighbors wealth in lending created equal standing. The exchange underlines pride in lineage and social standing through financial power.
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Au Ho
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Hi Hat
Northwest Kidnapper Linked to Mattson Case With Clues
Police connected the Charles Mattson abduction to the Lindbergh crime era, citing footprints, fingerprints on ransom notes, blue clay under nails, hair under nails, and a distinctive six cylinder car tire as key clues. Investigators pursued multiple ransom notes and a newspaper advertisement tactic while tracking a suspect nicknamed Tim, with Hoover’s agents aiding the nationwide search.
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Charles
Mattson
America
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lkely
Dr. Mattson
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Te Mattsonskidnaper
Puget ‘Sound
Paul Sceva
Rainer Park Company
Polly
Sceva
Hezy
Setolen
Tim
Everett
Gordon Morrow
Seattle
Puget
Sound
Olympic Peninsula
Morrow
Charles Mattson
Amy
C. A. Weaterbery
Sard
Ray Ryan
United Press
Tule
Debate Over Board Roll Call Order Sparks Meeting Debate
The St. Louis board examines changing the voting order from alphabetical roll calls. Mrs Barnet argues for reform. directors Lambie Baynes Fenty oppose. Mr Deas says voting order not important and will vote as he sees fit. The issue adjourned for further consideration.
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Mmveatjeeni
Barnet
Lambie
Mir. Barnes Ag
Deasing
Filthy Setting Hides Evidence in Tacoma Case
A body was found in a dirty, neglected place possibly a ceiling or cell. Weather kept the scene in brond condition. The first positive ID came from Seeva, a stranger to the Mattron family. Seeva reached the scene before De, Mattson, and Iney returned to Tacoma to tell Mrs. Mattson.
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Seeva
Mattron
Mattson
Iney
Tacoma
Pope Suffers Increased Pain Amid Vatican Illness Report
Vatican dispatch cites intensified pain for Pope Pius XII with sleep aid given. Dr Aminta Milaris attended him at 6 a.m. and noted his condition remained stationary as reports describe unrest and medical efforts to ease discomfort.
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Vatican
Pau Pius
Teg
Nta Milaris
Gas A. m
Associated Gas Wins In Court Case
New York January 12 A complex financial maneuver involving Associated Gin and Theeirie Co a large concern valued at 4700 000 000 continued through federal bankruptcy proceedings headed by Judge dull W Mach Mine Allocation and court actions, ending a three year litigation in federal courts.
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New York
Tan
Um Associated Gin & Theeirie Co
Dull W. Mach
Lie Company
Ts Smithsailaries
Haaing Werkph
Inauguration Draws Erie Democrats to Washington
Erie County Democratic officials anticipate a sizable delegation to President Roosevelt’s inauguration in Washington. Kenneth Thompson says a large Erie group is unlikely, with plans to travel mid January and return January 22. Special lodging rates will ease travel costs for attendees from Corry and nearby areas.
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Franklin
Roonevelt
Washington
Kenneth Thompson
Aow
Erie County
Jknuwey
Corry
Bill Provides Revenge Dept Name Appraiser
A scrambled political bill proposes a department name change and overhauls for appointing appraisers. It outlines authority, supervision, and duties, including penalties for noncompliance and adjustments to tax collection and corporate charter forfeiture. The proposal targets emergency taxes and aims to improve administrative efficiency.
A Good Name and the Value of Credit
A reflection on guarding one’s reputation as a priceless treasure. It compares a good name to a jewel, noting that credit is earned and preserved with care, while once lost it becomes a difficult and painful burden. The fragment emphasizes the enduring impact of personal honor.
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Chevrolet
Pravious
Charles H. Geiger
Mra. Geiger
Lambing
Pittsburgh
Stephen C. Foster
United States
Louis T. Rossiter, Jr
Erie
Haseen
Roosevelt
Rossiter-Keadler
East Seventh Street
Oltford V. Jones
South Shenango District
Crawford County
G. Malcom Beclewith
South Shenango Township
Ladies of
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Tituisville City Hall
Spartansburg
Charles Barber
N. J. Gast
Lima
Neon Lighting Company
Howard Crawford
Great Atlantic and Pacific ‘Tech Company
John Lanigan
Henry Bachemer
Hatch
Met
Pope
Chapin’s
Frank cC. Chapin & Sons
Associated Gas
Erie CO
Bill
Preston Williamb
United Presa Stal
Harrisening
Jon
Revere Bedotsky
Join & Kelly
Kop
Jesayh Pninsky
Philadelphia
Lorman
Kenly
Amet Cmitheam
Heventic
Liverovane
Aponaibiity
Laxta
Payne
Reponta
Bank
Ute Inturince
Ani Brush Company
Kelly
Oliver
Yatta Lwenna
Chu Company
Pecorst
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