Erie Board to Review School Project Costs
The Board of Education met Thursday night with Meyers and Johnson, architects, to review a proposed school project set at about 1,175,000 dollars. Details included a modernized site near West Site and a two-car garage, with emphasis on construction of cement works and traffic improvements for Pleasant Township and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Board of Education
Meyers and Johnson
Priday
Stanley ‘Stobel
Tour of Education
Souslon
RG. Dawe Sr Wright
Pian
Local shops and sights in Union City area wide ads
A jumble of storefront notices and classifieds discusses produce prices, services, and promotions in Union City. It highlights The Brooks Studio offerings, wedding outfits, greenhouse items, and various repairs, deliveries, and events with scattered local names and places amid promotional blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Breakfast Wired
Somnson
Sue Walkertail
Frank A. Wilcox
Wesles
Calvert Ty Euuler
Union City
Healy
Sale
Wacagh
Welleitie Waker
Fiat
Byaew
BLY Norte
Eastman Filty
Brooks
Caps
Bear Lake News Items from June 2001 Social Roundup
Bear Lake Gare June 2001 notes visitors and gatherings at Trench Creek and nearby homes. Families and friends including Green Ostorie Hotenbite and others attended birthdays, graduations, and weekend visits across Warren Penn State College and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Gare
Ant
Wilson
Green
Leon Ostorie
Bear Lake
Clyde Hotenbite
Thomas
Trench Creek
Lanters
Aysoodinne Wyk
Anc
Brel Whidler
Warren
Holman
Lyle Gurop
Penn Stated
Tesdass
Ciyernilatthye
Duffal
Wow’ Fivker
Tamestown
Aps
McCullomzh
Wilsteads
Pirie
Wilstead
L. W. Whiteley
Coury
Atte
EG. Hawkins
Daredersty Mir
O. Fy Johnson
Anuleie Peterson
Jungle 5
Guieveive
Mss
Rime Peyerson
Jimmedtown
Atv Jnhis
Girl Jumps Twice From High Window in Gloucester
Report from Gloucester says a brunette woman aged about twenty jumped from a second story window, was revived, then jumped again. she was taken to hospital in critical condition as doctors were summoned.
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Vamdas
Glouceater
Ray Ward
Elio
Two Homes Made Happy by Vegetable Compound Claims
Letters from Mrs. Goldie Shoup of St. Joseph Minnesota and Mrs. J Storms of Paterson New Jersey praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report improved health and strength after use, linking wellbeing to happier homes and easier housework despite prior illness and weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Pinkham
Goldie - Shoup
St. Joseph
Minolta
J. Storms
Lane Street
Pat— Jerson
Shouj
Storms
Ife
Entertaining at Findley Lake Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs A Hi Mable hosted a gathering at Charlotte Town Findley Lake for eight guests including Miss Grace Stein of Buffalo New York. An enjoyable luncheon was served at one o'clock followed by a bridge game.
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Brooks Studio
Roy Vogt
First Ave
AVR A
Ackley Pa
Sacm
Celle
G. Postlethwalt
Banbring
Doroty Waller
Dorie Mulder
Maron -Morsivon
Korth Girard
Bridge
Franklin St
A. Hi
Mable
Heharlotte Ton
Findley Lake
Tortuy
Bercontin
Grace Stein
Buffalo, N.Y
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Aah
Fin&e
King’s Center
King's Castle
Wing-Willi Star Stores, Inc
No. Bey
Ruth W Humphrey
Burismiy S. Atir
Challéston
Kodak
Healy's
West Main Street
Waller Kinley
HSV
Amel Maeta
Valeros
Oil City Tent Company
Jarnshes
Love Brothers
P, Ls Weeks
Genter Street
Cory
Will J Wilcox
Jas
Belie
Ferémany
Amare
Wien
Wes Church
Het Air Dafe
Corry
Rich Valleys
Emporium
Onie
David Vaoiette
Walkerta N
Chas Olds
Congress Street
Stanford Hose Company
Main Street
J. Bailey
Prud
al North Pa
Vorey Haspital
Slusink
Sively
Tracy Wittehead
Philahoas Moylay
Ter Homie
Bay Pigeune
Ayanil
Mis
St —Hotel
Phos
Mes
le Musi
East Vomgrese Stryk
Re Marchiveff
M. Healy
United Press
Altoona
Buckhorn
Fred Good
Bieabeth Rite
Myonis
John Watson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carters Athletic Union
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothier
Brown Block
W. A. Steen
Richman
Pennsylvania
Centre Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington Street
Park Place
Columbus Avenue
City of
Nevin R. Dickson
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