No Reduction in Personnel at Relief Offices
Erie County officials report staff at relief offices remains steady with one intake interviewer, one stenographer, and clerical workers. Despite a district relief load decline, the Erie County Assistance Board faces budget constraints and may furlough workers as of January 15, tied to state funding and administrative duties.
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Buriah GP
Erie County
Robert Carlin
Iif Weber
Erie County Assistnce Board
Ambury
Public Assistance
Howard Russell
Glenge Assistance Rolls
Braille Library Opens in Erie for the Blind
Evie's Braille Workroom marks ten years of effort with a formal opening in the Lafayette school annex at 224 French street. Seven hundred twenty four Braille volumes will serve Erie City and County's more than 200 blind residents. Books drawn from Metion 19 and the Bible are transcribed and proofread since 1937 to offer accessible reading.
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Erie
Iix
Evie
Lafayette School
French Street
Erle City
Metlon
Warren Civil War Veteran Observes 99th Birthday Today
Warren resident and Bucktall regiment veteran Warren Day, a friend of Abraham Lincoln, marks his 99th birthday today. Born January 31, 1850 in Centerville, he enlisted in 1862 and lives with Waugh J. McKelvey near Russell, enjoying active health at advanced age.
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Warren
Uaran Bay
Bucktall
Abraham Lincoln
Waugh J. McKelvey
Russell
Mr. Day
Centerville
Bows to progress Murphy admits auto over horse
Veteran drayman Gus Hamp, known to clients as Gus, after four decades as a teamster, concedes the automobile’s superiority. He will begin driving a truck, marking a shift from horse and wagon to motorized transport.
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Murphy
N. O—U. A. Hampdu
Drayman
Gus
Oil City Girl Dies of Burns
Nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Bayhairs Bayt Sixth street died at the Gly Twospiral at 9:80 last night from burns received at her home on Tan City 13. She had been in critical condition for some time. She was burned about the chest and back when her clothing ignited as she tried to come from her state store. Members of the family rolled her in blankets and carried her to the hospital.
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Maryune Bayhairs
iMith
Joseph A. Baybuiist
Bayt Sixth Street
DHS
Tan— City 13
Marver
Maryi McIntoss
George
Grave
Mund
Melen
Bitel Bemis
Hope
Genevieve Cherry
Duno
Hubinte
Marlon
Everett
Clyde Courtwright
Miel
Lind
Donald Wiley
Clarence Spitzer, Jr
Meadville
FE. Spivner
Clifford ‘Leglérs
Morris
Debrvit
Mich
Marjorie
Earl and Paul Edwards
Billy Wiggers
Lyle Pardink
Donald Cady
N.Y. Eiliott
Tamily
Mayville
FP. W. Seckers
Tya
Alfred Newhouse
Neckers
Lyle Compton
N.Y. Hlipte
Palmer Paid $131,168 by Erie Council in Bond Settlement
R Palmer received $131,168.74 for defaulted city bonds he holds as Erie officials fought over timing. City Solicitor Murphy said the city has a legal defense if bondholders sue, while Mayor Barger and Streets Director Bienes were absent due to Harrisburg business. Temporary opposition from Director Martin contrasted with calls to delay until all council members attend.
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Erie
T. R. Palmer
Erle
Harrisburg
Martin
Murphy
Cod
Thadeen Riit
Death Claims Mrs Mary Tenhuisen of Clymer
Mrs Mary Tenhuisen a longtime Clymer resident and North Clymer Methodist member dies Tuesday at the home of her daughter in law Edith Tenhuisen. She leaves a daughter Havilson Beekerink a son Fred Tenhuisen a sister and a brother all of Clymer four grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm from the North Clymer Methodist church.
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Mary ‘Ten Huise
Edith ‘Tenhuisen
North Clymer
J. W. Newhouse
North Clymer Methodist Church
Sherman youth injured in barn fall at hay chute
Fisrold Darbee, 40, of Sherman, is hospitalized at Cory Hospital with a fractured left leg after falling through a hay chute in a barn where he was working yesterday. He also has bruises from the accident.
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Fisrold Darbee
Sherman
Cory Hospital
Darbee
Lfernicon
Clymer Firemen Annual Dinner Highlights and Death
Clymer Firemen held their annual dinner at The Pantry with wives present and musical numbers by Albert Manuel and Wesley Mills. The event mourned Henry Damcott with funeral at Reformed Church in North Clymer, burial at North Side cemetery and a long list of attendees from nearby towns.
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Amnual Firemen
Papamu
Lawn Board
Albert Manuel
Wesley Millsi
Henry Dumesti
Nix, Dauncott
Power Farming Show This Week in Clymer
Farmers in Clymer show interest in a Power Farming event Friday at Town Hall presented by Clymer Lumber Company the local McCormick Deering dealer. The all day program starts at 10 a.m. with a free lunch at noon and features moving pictures a ventriloquist act door prizes and other awards.
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Clymer
Clymer Lumber Company
McCormick-Deering
Noy McCormick
Deering Farm
Town Hall
N. Y
John Deere Day Event Set at Clymer Town Hall
Crosscit and Gallup representing John Deere farm equipment plan John Deere Day at Clymer Town Hall on Wednesday February 1. The program begins at 10 am with a free lunch at noon, four film shorts, other features, prizes and awards to engage the entire district.
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Crosscit and
Gallup
John Deere
Clymer
Fem
Church Services At Abbe Reformed And Methodist Churches
Morning worship at Abbe Reformed Church at 10 30 Rev Gerrit Timmer preaches The Christian Annulling Sunday school at 12 00 Junior and Senior C E meet at 8245 subject Thy Kingdom Come Christian Endeavor Day Leader Carol McCann Evening service at 1 30 sermon A Ready Servant Senior C E topic What it means to endeavor Leader Lucy Wiggers Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 45 The Ladies Mission and Aid Society sew Friday February 2 begin 10 00 bring dish for dinner and own landswidhes Social committee provides dessert Methodist Church morning Sunday School 10 a m morning worship 11 a m Rev Ralph Pindrey preaches He Arose From the Dear Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 45 Song service prayer and Bible Study Plus Ultra class meets Thursday 7 45 at Mrs R A Thompson North Olympia Sunday School 10 a m Evening service 1 30 HeV Relph Findley preaches Steps Into Eternal Union Young People's meeting 8 30
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Garret
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James Grayvnk
Jan Holthouge
Cory Hospital
Maurice ‘Tysen
de Monte
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Tysen
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Puestay
Pésruery
Arthir
Adams
Fame
North Clymer
Ralph Findley
Parkman
Ohio
Red Cross
Glymer Central School
Lewis
Washington, D. C
Clarence Rhebergen
Leonard Hogenbom
Philippine Islands
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Hogenboord
Rhebvergen
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Clymer Central School
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Ja Stle
Miss Mackmer
Old Janette
Lucy Wiggers
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Methodist Church
Ralph Pindrey
R. A. Thompson
North Olymer
Hev
Relph Findley
Union Young People
Unclear Draft Notes Reflect Shifting Wartime Sentiments
Fragmentary text references individuals Barly Dan of Boan Pilny and Aibran weiter of the Slest commuey A. B. plus mentions of Germans and avaps. It suggests debated wartime policies on soups and bathing but contains many unreadable names and phrases, making concrete facts difficult to extract.
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Boan Pilny
Aibran Weiter
A. B
Clymer School Receives Poetry Gift and Meeting Recap
The Central school library gains ten dollars used for ROOKA poetry volumes. seniors donate selected works including Frost Teasdale and Masefield. A L.A. meeting at Clymer Central discusses home life and youth guidance led by Prof Alday. Miss Jacobs presides. The 4th grade reports on crafts and exhibitions with class projects and upcoming events.
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the Daly
Orble
Robert Frost
Sara Teasdale
Paul Laurance Dunbar
Reghard
Pox
John Masefield
Hisswy Will Fale
Une Claus
Public urged strict anti jaywalking laws in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Mutua Federation urged tougher anti jaywalking statutes citing a five year decline in highway deaths but continued pedestrian and nonfatal crashes. It endorsed enforcement penalties for pedestrians who endanger themselves and proposed flexible rules allowing crossing on steady signals when traffic is absent and safe.
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Hallowil Wemgtle Fatalitien Mitte
Sirics Angi
Jay
Pennsylvania Mutua Federation
Federation
The
Americam Automobile Association
New dorm at Ohio State named Byam Hall
A new men's dormitory on Ohio State University's Columbus campus will be known as Byam Hall in honor of Newton D Baker former secretary of war and university treasurer.
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Honois Baker Columbus
Conalretian
Olio Stan University
Oe Byam
Newton J. Baker
Ulliversity
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