Civil Service Board Rules for Discharged Soldiers Grading
The column outlines grading for discharged soldiers or sailors, selection from certified lists, and suspension of civil service employees. It details that veterans must be graded to 70 percent before other exam quality counts, and explains the process for creating eligible lists, four-name nomination to fill vacancies, and rejections. It also covers promotions within departments and grounds for suspension or discharge, with procedures for council approval and temporary appointments.
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Civil Service Board
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Girls Confess Luring Man to Hold Up Scene
Erie authorities report two 16 year old girls confessed to luring John Logan to a robbery near Fourteenth and Parade streets. Two male accomplices were arrested after overpowering Logan, taking 800 dollars in cash and a 79.82 check from an envelope. The girls Jean Nikliewicz and Sally Milkowski admitted aiding the scheme by providing an alibi and plan.
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Erie
John
Logan
Parade
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Jean Nilkiewicz
Ash Street
Sally Milkowski
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Junior P T A Program Delights Attendees At School
A large Junior Elementary P T A meeting convened in the school library yesterday afternoon. First grade featured songs and exercises including Thrift. Performances included piano and violin solos by students and a rehearsal of Reed, with a brief business session. Miss Louise Mount spoke on skin sanitation work, and refreshments were served by the fourth grade mothers. The nursery was managed by Mrs. George Patterson, and Miss Betty Boyd will oversee nursery duties at the November meeting.
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Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association
Robert Rouse
Carlisle Caldwell
Joseph Taylor
Richard Hulbberg
Midred Hurlburt
Eula Nichols
Jean Larson
Virginia Taylor
Mary Lou Patterson
Florence Beckwith
Jean West
Doris Ohm
Edward Halfast
Jessie Woglasth
Gene Parsons
George Kinley
Franklin Parsons
Mary Roelofs
Clarice Capwell
Harold Daugherty
Sam Barresse
Phyllis Dietzel
Mildred Davis
Richard Muckinhaupt
Janet Vanderbort
Robert Mitchell
Atendance
Louise Mount
Esndy
George Patterson
Betty Boyd
Seized in Dope Raid Charges Raised for Lorraine Horner
Washington society figure Mrs. Lorraine Horner, former wife of a wealthy automobile dealer, was charged with peddling narcotics in social circles after a Hope raid. Several others were arrested in the operation.
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Lorraine Horner
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May Westian Styles Return in Paris Fashion Forecast
Paris fashion writer Mary Knight reports that 1834 clothing season favors Mae Westian styles with corset covers and bold hats. New lines from Worth and rivals promise eye catching fabrics, white materials, and decorative footwear while Greeks influence decor and modesty debates fade amid futuristic silhouettes.
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Mary Knight
United Press
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Three-Car Crash Kills Two In 45 Foot Fall
Two people died and a third was injured when two cars side swiped on a highway, sending one careening into a bus. Barbara Magee of Mahaffey and Robert Hamburg of Irwin were killed. Michael Hanna of Latrobe and James Parker of Bryn Mawr escaped injuries. Edna Gibbons and eo Muriwasiti suffered minor injuries.
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United Press
Greensburg
Barbara Magee
Mahaffey
Robert Hamburg
Irwin
Hamsburg
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Michael Hanna
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Erie youth badly hurt in Kane crash
Warren Ericsson seventeen year old pupil from Academy high school is in critical condition at Community Hospital Kane after a two car crash at a street intersection. Four others suffered minor injuries. His parents Mr and Mrs Otto Ericsson left for Kane to be at his bedside. Kane Chief R N Lee investigated the crash.
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Greenwood
Harold Crawford
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Robert Branch
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Man loses arm in Titusville machine shop accident
Henry Proschel, 59, foreman at Titusville Tron Works, lost his right arm when his clothing tangled in gears in the shop's lathe. He previously lost four fingers from the same hand in a 25 year old accident. He was operated on and remained under care, with doctors hopeful for recovery barring complications. The incident occurred about 4 20 p.m. Thursday as he worked alone on a large lathe. coworkers shut off the machine after his scream.
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Henry
Proschel
Titusville ‘Hospital
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Sodaliety to Sponsor Card Party at St Ward’s Hall
St Thomas church Sodality will sponsor a card party in St Ho ward’s hall on Wednesday January 31. The event features contract and auction bridge and five hundred with prizes. Refreshments served by junior members Colletta Burkhardt and Mary Smith lead teams for a table-naming contest. Winners feted later, dancing from 10:20 to 12 with the Melody Naldens.
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Mary Smith
Melody Naldens
World War Vet Slugged Ridgway Near Dinagio Service Station
Carl W. Johnson, a World War II veteran recently from the U S Veterans Hospital Coatesville Pa, was found in an unconscious state on the Ridgway Johnsonburg highway near the Dinagio Service Station about five o clock Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to Elk County General Hospital where a concussion is suspected and x rays will be taken. Police and doctors say he cannot explain how he was harmed and the injury may have resulted from a slugging or a fall. Caretaker Ashbaugh of Johnsonburg found him and rushed him to hospital. Also notices: for sale a combination gas range price 10 dollars. Wanted to buy farms with stock and tools cash buyers.
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Carl W. Johnson
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Coatesville
Ridgway-Johnsonbirg
Dinagio
Ele County General Hospital
Hell
Ashbaugh
Johnsonburg
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Mott Street
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Waterford
Braz
Waterford Pa
Fragmentary 19th Century Hearing Fragment on Department Purchases
The text discusses potential reductions in department staffing, seniority rules, and removal order for those last appointed. It references long service members being retained while shorter serving members could be discharged for cause. The document appears to cover board conduct and compensation issues with incomplete phrasing.
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