Harborcreek 10 Collect Taxes In Erie County
Harborcreek Township officials launch a tax collection drive for the 1949 one percent income tax. Solicit or Robert J. Finn sent 400 final letters on June 12, with about 20 payments returned. The notice warns July 1 proceedings will start for unpaid taxes, all revenue benefits the local school district. Over $26,000 of an anticipated $30,000 has been collected for 1949.
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Erie
Harbor
Robert J. Finn
L. Uber
Firmin
Uber
Judge Fines Erie Club 500 and Rescinds Closing
Judge Timero Evans reduced a 50 day closing for the Calabrese Club to a 500 dollar fine effective July 1 to August 20 after an appeal of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board ruling. The board cited serving non members. evidence of violation was deemed potentially background in setting severity. A separate note recalls telephone subscriptions rising from 6.1 million in 1907 to over 40 million in 1949.
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Erie
Timero. Evans
Pennsylvania Ligucr Control Board
Rulng
Liquor Control Board
Cfirees
Evans
Funeral services held for Mrs Cora Crippen in Pine Grove
Reverend Paul F Biler officiated at the funeral for Mrs Cora West Crippen at Bracken Keating Funeral Home yesterday afternoon. Members of The Readers attended, and interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives from nearby towns and distant cities joined family members in paying respects, with a wide circle of friends and attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Crippen
Paul F. Biler
Cora West Crippen
Bracken-Keating Funeral
Friendly
Beavers
Keith West
Merle Page
Gerald Page
Justin Butters
Charles Butters
Guy Butters
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken, Jr
Max Ross
Part Allegany
Roy Klingler
Knox
No Break in Railroad Dispute Standoff Holds Chicago
In Chicago a stalemate continues as six major railroads face a deadlock with the Switchmen's Union of North America. The lines Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago Great Western, Western Pacific, Great Northern, and Denver and Rio Grande Western are delaying any work stoppage while negotiations proceed.
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Chicago
Big Mid-Western and Western
ATL Switchmens' Union
Nort America
Chrriers
Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Western Pacific
Great Norther
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Week's New Clymer News Highlights and Local Travels
Mrs Richard Holman of Flint Michigan visited her mother Mrs Mary Ton and relatives for two weeks. Rich Holman Jr planned a visit to see cousin Philip Gravitik. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rieber and Mr and Mrs Henry Rineberger prepared for a trip to Toronto via Canada to reconnect with Netherton relatives. Mr and Mrs Christensen and Mr and Mrs Alfred Newhouse departed for Philadelphia to visit Mrs Christensen's sister. Miss Luella Wig overs and Carl Wigters family prepared for travel through New England. The Clymer Business Men’s Club hosted at Central School with guest Clyde Bidens, and Coach Colburn received emblems for several students.
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Canad
Chri Christensen
Alfred Newhouse
Philadelphi
Christensen
Ving Wilcox
Ossining
N.Y
Torwen
New England States
Luella Wii Carel
Wiguers
Clymer Business Men's Club
Clymer Central ‘School
Shell
Clymen Central School
Clyde Bidens
Waller Colburn
Finer
Young Ladies’ Mission Band Circle No. 2
Carlyle Neckers
Wesley Miller
Colburn
New York State Public High Schiool Asimetic Association
Milton Courtright
Stephen Hogenboom
James Lictus
Homer Loomis, Jr
Ted Nakoski
Fred Perdue
Robert Solfvidee
Trving Legters
Walter Smith
Richad TenHaken
Wilbur VanBarden
Harold VanBarden
Kenneth Wilkinson
Bernard Newhouse
Maynard
Local Social News From Clymer Area Highlights Birthdays Visits
Community updates from Clymer detail birthday celebrations for Harold Wassink, visits by extended families, and entertaining gatherings. The article notes a debt business meeting led by President Galber Ton Gilbert, plus plans for a Clymer Central School band concert series and school events on the lawn. Also mentioned are vacations for the Clymer Bay Company workers and weekend visits by Allan Rhinebold and relatives to Elmin and DeLand, Florida.
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Harold
Mays
Wausink
Wee Roger Warnhilis
Tyan Cady
Neckers
Dacwhii TenFaken
King James Cardin
Dale Arpink
Rodger Wastink
Michel Warsink
James TeHuken
John Wassiall
Clymer Central School
Alion Wilkon
Allan Neckers
DeLand
Fly
Sabrday
Edward Gabetel
Community Notes Include Home Moves and Social Gatherings
Local residents report moving households to North Gen er sheet and remodeling ongoing at the Skeps property. Church group events feature showers, dinners, and choir practice with many named families, including Hinsdale, Rhebergen, Mag Lonkenhouse, and Francher, plus a WesleyanChildren party and program spread across multiple homes.
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Jcott East
Bernice Neckers
Charles Howles
Julegie
Turnishitus
North Gen
Joe Skeps
Trying Tewlaikin
Minger Hinsdale
Ed Cherry
Whbin
Mary Jane Wisef
Marion Gallup
Ardith Rhebergen
Anus Mag Lonkenhouse
Jest Hilchdale
Withiam Rhebergen
Athi Gogetis
SCS
Methodist Ciyweh
Ur Wesleyin
Ie Spivor
Myx
Chris Christensen
W.S. CS
Carlisch
Rube Reformed Church
James Gravink
James "Ten Hake
Ten Haken
James Groysak
Mireuret
Francher
Miss Faucher
Refreshments Served to 24 at Pomums Saturday Morning
Mrs TerHaken and Mrs visit Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson Gravinik and Winifrod Wigeets served refreshments to 24 ed at Pomums Saturday morning. Mrs Custer is in very poor health. Mrs Elly McCray Castes and Mr and Minnie Cook of Los Angeles General Hospital are receiving treatment.
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TerHaken
Guy Johnson
Gravinik
Winifrod Wigeets
Custer
Elly McCray Castes
Minnie Cook
Los Angeles Army-Damestown General Hospital
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Harborcreek
Neer
Erie Club
United States
Clymer
Chevrolet Trucks
Thriftier Operation
Chevrolet
Jess
Sansasne
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
Keystone
VanCise
Bowers
Emblem Oil Co
N. Center St
W. L
Martin
Motor Sales
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit [Insurance Corporation
Mead Park
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