Evening city council meeting and varied local notices
Regular careeting of City Council Monday evening and a parade of notices from Hershey to Youngstown. The Erie Bulliond Veterans Association hosts its annual event at Idova Park with veterans from across the region. The state pardons board denied clemency for Darrah Krall and Brown. Bee Keepers announce a Canadohia Lake picnic. Traffic collisions near City Market, no injuries. WPA resumes Spring Creek school painting. Oldsmobile posts a strong July start. Townsend to launch third party campaign rally in Public Auditorium. Weather outlook calls for considerable rainfall and warm temperatures. Auditor Baldwin proposes SERB economy changes. Atlantic Borsters Service Station to launch 100000 mile lubrication service. Route 6 crash reported with minor injuries. Amici Sewing Circle hosts ice cream social. Bernstein Brothers announces clearance sale merchandise.
Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Social Scene
The July letter from Spring Creek lists numerous visits and travels among residents. Earl Hagbrouck and other locals visit families in Carry Canton Warren and Irivington. The July W C T U meeting featured a brief business session and a peace program.
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Spring Creek
Earl Hagbrouck
Carry
L. Campbell V. Klingstedt
Canton
Syn Bute
David McKelvey
Meadville
Hone
R. D. McKelvey
L. S. Broughton
Warren
Donald MacGregor
Florence Damon
F. M. Yates
Erie
Provence
North Tonawanda
William L. Henry
Daisy Branch
Lon Bates
Gwen Taylor
Betty
Willoughby
Sheldon Clough
Paul Porter
Lawrence and
Maude
Betty Stuard
Lillie
Dorothy
Thelma Henry
Richart Morton
Junior Hassett
Cleveland
Anna Paulson
New York City
Vacaton
John Rickerson
Norman McKay
John MacCay
W. L. Henry
John Messiner
Dors
B. L. Campbell
Leon Cable
C. Deming
A. L. Mattison
Gladys Erickson
Frank Kafferlin
Jamestown
Neil
Paul McKay
Leland Sitt Jer
Youngsville
Lyle Firth
Garland
Abate Penalty On 36 City Property Taxes
City announces a new state act suspending penalties on delinquent 1936 property taxes. Tax Collector Westley says the 1 percent monthly penalty is halted until the act’s effect. large owners may benefit as arrears prior to changes remain eligible for abatement.
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Westley
Manly Treamster
Beaverdam Property Sold for New Store Plan
A Beaverdam Wayne township deal closed with Mr and Mrs Walter Proctor purchasing the former Lockwood Property at the southeast Beaverdam intersection from the Holland heirs of Cleveland. They will remodel into a combined store and residence and operate Alling station. The Proctors, already running a Beaverdam store, plan a modern shop with additional auto mobility servicing equipment. Remodeling work to begin at once.
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Beaverdam
Wayne Township
Walter Proctor
Lockwood
Holland Nerests
Cleveland
Proctor
Beaver— Dam
Deaf Church in Toronto appoints sign language minister
Toronto reports the first service of its kind with Rev. Alex McGowin named minister of the United Church of the Deaf. All prayers hymns and ser ions are interpreted in deaf sign language for the silent congregation. The piece notes social details and local visits surrounding the event.
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Toronto
Ont
Alex McGowin
United Church of the Deaf
McGowan
Depositors of Erie Bank to Receive Larger Recovery
Drie, July 19 Depositors of the closed Segend National Bank will eventually receive 9 percent of their money, 20 percent more than earlier estimates. Forty percent, 10 percent and 10 percent have already been paid, with another installment possible within a year. Receiver John Haughney said assets are improving and collateral has gained value, boosting outlook.
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Drie
Segend National Bank
John Haughney
Forest fires in Otis region burn 200 cords at Sugar Hill
Ridgway July 4 forest fires in the Otis region are under control. The largest loss, about 700 dollars, occurred at Sugar Hill near Brockway where over 200 cords of chemical wood owned by Clawson Chemical Co burned before the blaze was checked. Laurel Mill camp subdued a blaze on hill south of here. Allegheny National Forest entrances closed Thursday at Forestry Service request and are being patrolled. Cop- per output from Italy Copper Co. remains high, supplying one seventh of primary copper production of the last decade and 6 percent of world output per D D Moffat.
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Ridgway
Otis
Sugar Hill
Brockway
Clawson Chemical Co
Laurel Mill Camp
Jiere
Allegheny National Forest
Forestry Service
Earle vetoes special auto tag bill in Pennsylvania
Governor Earle explains veto of the Parkw bill to raise 5 and 10 dollar license plates for veterans. The measure would have funded the state veterans commission with an estimated 250000 dollars annually. He calls the bill bad and dependent on a non guaranteed revenue source and cites timing of legislative action. Letters were sent to American Legion, Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders in Harrisburg.
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United Press
Harrisborg
Earle
House
Senate
Barte
Veterans’ Commission
House of Representatives
Barle
American Legion
Joan B. McDade
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Kerst
The
Disable
Veterans of the World War
Harrisburg
Philp A Burkett
Harrisbourg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Realty boom in the United States forecast
Roy Wenklick, president of Realstate Analysts Inc, told 168 realtors, bankers, and contractors that a real estate boom is inevitable due to forces already in motion. He outlined charts showing rising real estate activity, prices, foreclosures, rents, and migration between farms and cities at a Boston Store luncheon hosted by the Erie Real Estate Association.
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MRA
United States
Roy Winzlick
Realstate Analysts, Inc
St. Louis
Erie, Real Xtate Association
Boston
Wenglick
Tel Estate
Eee
Roth Cys
Apple crop to be smallest in seven years in 1988
Harrisburg July 18 Agri culture Secretary J Hannell French predicts Pennsylvania 1988 apple production will be the smallest in seven years with yield under one third of 1985. Grape crop estimated at 21 100 tons. last year 24 760 tons. Peach orchards at 24 percent of normal, yield 528 000 bushels. Orchard condition May 1 at 38 percent of normal.
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United Press
Harrisburg
J.hannell French
Pennsylvania
Hijackers Raid Club at Union City Erie
A band of hijackers struck the Rainbow club on Main street Union City stealing five slot machines after 1:30 a m. Entry was gained with a key and machines were loaded into a waiting car. Police Chief C Magee and state police pursued suspects as clues were sifted. If caught they face charges of breaking and entering and larceny.
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Rainbow Club
Band of Erie
Erie
C. Magee
Union City
Parents abandon infants as they flee arrest in Amportium
Three infants, ages one to three weeks, were left behind when Francis Clark and sister Dorothy Niemla fled toward Stoward, Ohio after warrants were issued for beating Clark's wife. Neighbors reported abuse. Clark, a relief worker, had refused work and spent money on alcohol. Mrs Clark, a 19 year old orphaned nun, and her children were left with relatives in Beechwood as officers pursued.
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Amporium
Younty
Dhat Aru
Ohio
Mnn
Edwin Torapkiiin
Francis Clark
Dorothy Niemla
Beechwood
Clark
Niemia
Penfield
Chadwick
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Youle
Gules
Grove
Warner's Corners
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania State Committee
Republican Party
Hershey
Hadkelp
Wuletv
Hple
Standard Line
Idova Park
Youngstown
State Board of Pardons
Ralph T. Darrah
Crawford Counity
George Krall
Mercer
Fiid John Brown
Bee-Keepers Association of
Miné
Crawford
Forest Counties
Canadohia Lake
F. W. Gifford
Washington Street
Grace Pierce
R. D
Corry
South Center Street
Donald Cox
Yonkers
N. C
Atlaatic Refinery Company
Fred Lindsey
Cenfey
WPA
West Spring Creek
Oldsmobile
D. B. Ralston
Francis H. Townsend
Old Age Pension Plan
Great Lakes
Frank
Baldwin
Edwin Borstorf
Atlantic Borsters
North Center Street
Atlantic Refining Company
Toma River
N. 3
Mr. Borstori
Yourngaville
Irvington
Amici Sewing Circle
G. J. Bergman
U. B
R ‘Und
Bernstein Brothers
Fim
HL. Johnson
Penny Tuneh
Clifton Koford
Caroline Brundage
Dorothy Henry
Walter Desean
Fred Smith
Hastings Jones
Rd, Moelvey
L. R. Donaldson
G. W. Donaldson
Paul Stone
Janet
Fred Armstrong
Elizabeth Dawson
Charlotte McKelvey
Chautauqua
Honest
Quad Cash
Erie Bank
Big Pork
Salt Lake City
Italy Copper Company
D. D. Moffat
Vicepresi
U.S
Erie Real Estate Association
Goldette
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry, Penn
Tle San
UNION
Jobr
Wife
J. Washam Pickett
India
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Ernest Hutcheson
Georges Barrere
Solwists
Walter Howe
Lynn R. Edminster
Washington
D. C
Amphi+theater
Chautauqua’ Women's Club
Herbert B. Ames
Chautauqua Women's
Earl A. ‘Trager
Gilbert and Silliven
Norton Hall National
Austria
Noel Leali
Joan Perbies
Medical Association
Chautauqua Women's Club
Germany
League
Sir Herbert Amey
Interstate Medical Association
Gussis
Athenaeum
Ton
Thomas. R
Ireland
H. 2
Eiginsmidt
Am. Tuberculosis Association
Mischa Mischikott
Georgea Barrere
Walter L. Rathbun
Smith-Wilkes “Shakespeare
Herbert Ames
Hungary
Phidela Rice
Ick Jackson
Norton Memorial Hall
Preder S
Aly
Winfield L
Markham
American Women Composers
Paul ML Pearson
Washington, D. c
Max Hisenatat
Chautauqua Woman's Club
Italy
League of Nations
Sxs
David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Phidilah Rice
Faust
Gounod
Annamary Dickey
Howard Hanson
Frederick Jackson
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