Weather and community notes in brief from Erie area
Falling temperatures and wet weather dominate the day with mention of a two week approach to spring. Local items include Mrs. Carey of Erie injured in a fall. Patrick’s Day window display by Fred Hoenes. CABZ Club final party with George Weber and Lorraine Sisters. Oscar M. Andrews 83rd birthday in frail health. minor car collision near Bear Lake Panama road settled. school absences and mumps epidemic status. Logan’s Marionettes performances at Junior High. Kiwanis talk by J Reed on regional history. bankruptcies discharged for Lavery and Whelpley. Huey Long speaking time extended for a radio broadcast. fluctuating stocks and minister shortages. Harrisburg bill to modernize voting recall devices.
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Cabz Club
Ion
George Weber
Lorraine Sisters
Auto Plunge Into Creek Injures Three Near Tr ie
Three men injured when an auto rolled off Perry highway seven miles south of Tr ie into a creek. One man, Paul Pastory, 59, of Wesleyville, suffered a possible neck fracture and is at St Vincent's hospital with Wade Williams, 53, of Erie, who has a possible shoulder fracture. Anthony Stolz, 49, of Erie, received brush burns and was discharged after treatment.
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Trie
Here
Perry Highway
Paul Pastory
Wagner Avenue
Wesleyvill
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Wade Williams
Erie
Anthony Stolz
Stolz
Fish Dinner at VFW Home Planned by Ladies Auxiliaries
Mrs. Joan Boland, chairing the VFW Ladies Auxiliary fish dinner, announces the menu of fish, escalloped potatoes, cabbage salad, pickles, rolls, rye bread, lemon pie and coffee. The event starts at 9:20 PM today with Mrs Clyde Reynolds in charge of the dining room. the public is invited to attend.
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Joan Boland
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clyde Reynolds
Huge river flood control drive gains broad backing
United Press reports 300000 supporters in the tri state area backing a $70 million flood control plan for Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. State Senator Rodgers notes petitions exceed 300000. proposed reservoirs would protect headwaters of the Allegheny Monongahela and upper Ohio rivers amid multi million dollar flood losses and widespread unemployment.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Congress
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
William B. Rodgers
Tri-State
Allegheny
Monongahtla
United States Engineers
Une Public Works Administration
105 Dismissed From Highway Dept Shakeup in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Pa March 7 105 highway department employees were dismissed by Secretary Warren Van Dyke as part of a department broad shake up. The move aims to save about 350000 annually in salaries while engineers and superintendents were demoted or reassigned. Other state departments also announced dismissals and new appointments today.
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United Press
Harrisbure
Highway Department
Warren van Dyke
Banking, Property and Supplies
Liquor Board
Frank L. Burger
Eric
State officials resignations and salary changes noted
The Department of Property and Supplies lists a $3,000 yearly salary for a member in the department. D. Eno of Wormsleysburg was dismissed as an electrical engineer with a $2,160 annual salary. Fred W. Davis of Stroudsburg, a former state representative, resigned as a special deputy attorney general attached to the liquor control board, with a $4,000 salary.
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E Department of Property and Supplies
Eno
Wormsleysburg
Hisilary
Fred W. Davis
Stroudsbus
Liquor Centrol Board
SUE CONSTABLE FOR TRESPASS IN CANAL TOWNSHIP
Charles H Repman and Dorothea Repman of Oil City sue Constable John W Ross for 1500 dollars claiming unlawful seizure of goods and personal property during a tenancy dispute in Canal Township near Utica. They leased a house from A H Heffern May 1 1933 with rent and labor credits. Heffern paid insufficiently and they allege 24 days of work. They were notified to vacate and a dispossession proceeding was initiated before Alder man J B Elliott of Franklin.
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City
Canal Township
Utica
Charles H. Repman
Dorothea Repman
Oil City
John W. Ross
Ol City
Plainiff
A. H. Heffern
Repman
Heffern
J. B. Elliott
Frantlin
Rat Biscuit May Claim Child Life in Franklin
A year old Washington, Pa., child remained in serious condition in Franklin hospital today after ingesting rat biscuit. Parents Mr and Mrs Tyerett Keely were inspecting a vacated house with plans to rent it when their daughter Faye Ann wandered about. She clutched the biscuit fragment when found, and hospital staff applied a stomach pump to remove the poison.
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United Press
Franklin, Pa
Washington, Pa
Faye Ann
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Fred Hoenes
Oscar Sf. Andrews
the National Bank of Corry
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East South Street
Ivan E. Hawchins
Bear Lake
Anthony Luzzolli
Clymer
Figur Fis
Panama
W. L. Hady
J Tice
Peace of
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Hawkins
Washington Street
Third Ward
Logan
Board of Education
J. ©. Reed
Kiwanis Club
Attorney Reed
Francis L. Lavery
Franklin Coal Co
Clarence Whelpley
Union Gry
Erie County
the Nations Broadcasting Company Today
Huey P. Long
Corry
New York Stock Exchange
de. Horate Greeley Smith
Garrett Biblical Institute
Smith
Harrisburg
Charles Harmuth
Highway Dept
Department of Property and Supplies
Llegally
Mon's
Enten Sale
Grand Union
Campbells Tomato Juice
del Monte
Mackerel VanCompsonQe
Scott Tissue
Dangco
Tel Corry
Penna