Erie County relief board to receive 250000 for 1984
A new Erie County relief board will get 200000 for relief work in 1984, with an anticipated court order to transfer funds. The same order would require county commissioners to cover a 264000 deficit left by the former aid board, which may rise after a final audit. Investigations into a rent payment on an unoccupied house are planned. County officials consider using noninterest bearing scrip to cover part of the deficit and possibly apply it to taxes. A vote on next steps is expected from commissioners next week.
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18th Penns' Farm Show Opens at Harrisburg
The Harrisburg farm show opens with a bustling scene of pigs sheep and tractors. Vendors tout new machinery at cut prices while crowds sample baked goods and farm produce. Organizers hail the event as one of the largest in years, showcasing growing prosperity and record exhibit counts across the east.
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Funeral Services For Mrs Dellah Brown In Columbus Township
Funeral services for Mrs Dellah Brown longtime Columbus Township resident who died after a lingering illness were held Saturday at 2 pm from her late Columbus home. Rev W H Garnett of Spring Creek officiated. Interment followed at David Curtis Cemetery with bearers B A West Goim Ohrn Gust Ohrn Charles Simpson William Schramling and EB Monroe. Out of town attendees included Mrs Clyde Knapp and daughter Warren and Mr and Mrs Walter Crosby Jamestown.
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Construction of 500000 Dollar Project At Pitt Cathedral
A half million dollar mechanical project is planned for Stephen Collins Poster, composer of a local song. Work begins at Homeri Ne in Pittsburgh as spring starts, with plans to nest near the Cathedral of Lantritie and Pitt University.
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Corry Notes on News and Local Happenings
A compact roundup from Corry and nearby towns highlights literary notes, civic events, and local personalities. The piece surveys editorial eyes on public figures like Representative John H. King, church matters, estate bequests, film and theater chatter, and minor incidents including a department store robbery and moon phase trivia.
Sharon Woman Slays Crippled Son in Sharon Pa
A young mother reportedly strangled her two year old son claiming he was hopelessly crippled. The case was under investigation by authorities as the investigation continued in Sharon Pennsylvania on January 15.
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Insull loses fight in Ontario court
Ontario Supreme Court denied a bid by Martin J. Insull to set aside extradition to the United States. Insull's lawyers said they would appeal to the appellate division. The garbled wires also mention gold price stability and unrelated court notes, but the central item is Insull's extradition fight.
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Bride forgives in wedding with detectives present in Pittsburgh area
Mrs Mizella Young, star witness in a Munhall insurance poisoning case, marries Frank Saukus after bond. To show forgiveness, she invites six Allegheny county detectives who questioned her to the ceremony, then they attend in silent tribute. A news note mentions political rumor and a county mercantile appraiser aspirant.
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