Erie County Negotiates 150000 Loan for Poor Board Debts
Erie County approves a 150000 loan via Bie county to retire outstanding poor board obligations. Philadelphia firm DH Stallins Co to fund at 5.25 percent interest, secured by future tax revenues up to 150000 after July 19. Bankers prefer bonds. commissioners discuss tax anticipation notes and potential scrip options to handle the debt.
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Stallins and Co
Philadelphia
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Corry Native William R. Edwards Jr Dies at 65
William Rilsmuctls Jr a Corry native and prominent merchant died after a two week illness. Born April 10 1867 in Forfar Scotland he came to the U.S. age four with his family. He helped run Edwards Brothers Dry Goods and the Oil City Grease Co later joining a Pennzoil absorbed business. Funeral services set for Thursday at Trinity Church with Knights Templar rites. internment in Grenville private mausoleum.
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City
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William Rilsmuctls, Jr
Wits Wedik
Lif Weat Thiridsteset
Tring M. & Church
Edward GO
Chile
Ifherate
Knights Templar
Grenville
Gren Ville
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Forfar
Sasland
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William Eadwyards
Mirabeth Scott Mwai
Corry
Spatansburg
Fudwards
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General Kosciuszko Memorial Day Proposed in Pa
Harrisburg February 28 The commonwealth and United States would pay tribute to General Thaddeus Kosciuszko Polish patriot who aided Washington. Governor Pinchot proclaims October 13 as General Kosciuszko Memorial Day and asks a commission to arrange observances for the fiftieth anniversary of Kosciuszko's commission as a brigadier general in the American Revolution.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Thaddeus
Koseiuazko
Washington Urther Ornis Efobilla
Sby
Charles Stindenmeier
Schuynall
Swluueamger
Wal Govich
Fuk Pinchot
Kosclusako
Kosciuszko
No Myatery By Use of the Wray
Fragmentary lines describe a named figure and a strange claim about a cure, with garbled wording suggesting a sensational or cryptic note. The text mentions protection of a position and a vigil about a tunnel or vein, implying a secret remedy or medical riddle.
Taxpayers at Elgin to Form Association
More than 250 residents attended a meeting in Mill Village, Erie County, where the Mill Village Taxpayers Association was organized as the 24th unit in the county. A temporary board was named to arrange next week’s meeting for permanent officers and directors. speakers included W. McCain and W. Humphreys.
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Elgin
Lakewood Man Given 36 Years On Check Charge
Edward A. Fry of Lakewood was sentenced to pay $100 and serve three to six years for passing fraudulent checks and forgery. Harry Swartz, his accomplice, faced forgery and accessory charges as the case moved through court. Other defendants, including A W Hamilton and Roy B Himes, faced related charges as juries deliberated.
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Edward H. Bry
Clarion
OL Grry
Edward A. Fry
Lakewood
Dase Finer
Harry Swartz
Fry
Kale Mntel
Swart
Dallas Ditty
Knot
A. W. Hanallion
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Beels
Roy B. Himes
Paige W. Hanilton
Joe Bargoon
Charges Dropped Against Theodore Dreiser and Associates
United Press reports in Pineville Kentucky that indictments against novelist Theodore Dreiser and party members tied to a 1981 labor probe were dismissed by a circuit judge. The ruling comes as prosecutors defend the decision amid ongoing questions about the case and its political implications.
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United Press
Pineville
Thedore Dreiser
TS Party
Cirent
All Autoists Must Have '33 Driving Permits Today
Harrisburg March 1 motor ists not holding 193% operator s license are warned by the department of revenue not to drive on or after March 1. The 198% license expired February 28 penalties for driving without licensure severe. The first offense carries a fine of 10 and costs of prosecution and imprisonment up to five days for nonpayment. The second offense brings a 25 fine and costs and imprisonment up to five days. The third and any subsequent offense varies a 80 fine and costs with imprisonment up to 30 days for nonpayment.
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Harrisburg
Department of Pevenue
School Costs Slashed in Jamestown Budget
Jamestown district trimmed the next year budget by 15,000 with two key board resolutions. One limits kindergarten to children five and older starting September 1988. The Hall Avenue kindergarten will be dropped due to low enrollment. students will move to Mount Avenue, and the minimum class size for kindergarten teachers is set at 55. Officials say further savings around 10,000 are expected.
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Erie Institutions Benefited by Will of Local Resident
Erie area beneficiaries receive bequests from a large estate valued around 350000. Charities gain 1550 outright and after trusts and debts are resolved 60000 funds flow to two beneficiaries’ trust. Major gifts include 16000 to First Congregational Church and 500 to St Paul’s Cathedral Parochial Society, with residual funds to be split among five institutions and ten local friends.
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Erio
Emama
Nicholson
E. Sth Street
Ner Avill
B. &. Swartz
Register of Wills
Sis Mele Institu-ions
Ivide
Severa
Grant
Charles Lynch
Himma Benson
St. Paul's Cathedral
First Congregational Church
Pennton
Louise J. Bliss
Layina Clark
Midair Dining Room On Ferry At Harbor
A garbled report describes a dining room on a ferry orbiting the harbor at Tareetom Spat with an $8 bet on a heavy cable and a 200 foot drop above a pier. The scene mentions Wee Lowers and a central support with references to a cafe and safety concerns.
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Tareetom
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Apathlie
Denver Kidnappers Claim Amateur Ties Unearthed
Denver investigators probed a two week old kidnapping of Charles Boutloher age 1 amid claims by an anonymous Denver group that amateur ties linked to Polish officials may exist. Claude I Boetteher, father of the child, pressed for a satisfactory inquiry while withholding further statements to avoid hindering the case.
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Mar Danger Olive
Charles Boutloher
Amatou Chee
Albert T. Clarke
Claude I. Boetteher
TWO BROTHERS HELD FOR THEFT
Two brothers were arrested in Wesleyville for larceny of automobile parts. Anthony Bozek, 18, and his 13-year-old brother admitted the charges before Justice of the Peace Walter Goodwin. The older brother was committed to the county jail for disposition. Troopers said they dismantled a car rigged as a buzz saw and stole a generator, coil, switch, and other items from Walter Sills in Union City.
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Walter Sills
Union Official Beaten by Bandits in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 1 Union official Tolin Kelly 65 treasure of the Bridge and Structure Iron Workers Union was beaten and wounded early today by two men who sought funds. Accosted on his way home from a union meeting he fought free with his fist and escaped as the robbers fired two shots, grazing his neck and lodging in his wrist. He fled to a car where police later arrived.
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Pittsburgh
Tolin
Kelly
Bridge and Structure Iron Workers Union
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Wis Ter
Taxpayers Eyes Board Meeting Over School Tax Proposals
Taxpayers and property owners await tonight's session between the Board of Education and the Corry Taxpayers' Union in the library basement at 7. The meeting aims to discuss union proposals to cut school expenditures to reduce the 1932 property tax by two mills and lower the per capita assessment by $1. State requirements may bar several union proposals.
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Board of Education
Board of Povernors
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
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Taxpayers Union
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Taxpayers’ Association
Poisoned food leaves many ill in Johnstown area
Journal report from Johnstown, Pi, March 1 details multiple family members hospitalised with food poisoning. Irma Oyareey, 41, and son-in-law Stephen Bo-Hjisik, 29, remain critically ill while other relatives showed improvement. Cheese analysis pending. several names and addresses mentioned in a jumble.
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Irma Oyareey
Genetral City
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Bo- Hijsik
Strickun Urter
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Edward
Chels
Teen
Guza
William
Joseph
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