Nurses' Association District Meet and Local News
A meeting of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association District No. 7 is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Visiting Nurse Association, with hostesses from the nurses group. Regular meeting of the Board of Education noted, plus updates on New York Central Railway results, St Patrick’s Day windows, Rex theater film project, upcoming road-improvement plans, a $4,000 credit extension for city finances, and various local church and school items.
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Rex Theater
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Paul Weaver
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Erie Council Backs Federal Housing Plan For City
Erie March 10 City council favors a federal housing program to aid families with annual incomes 800 to 1200 dollars. Mayor Barber to appoint two members to a local housing authority after further reviews. Samuel Bossart notes such authority would provide cheaper, adequate housing enabling lower income families to improve conditions while reducing rent and utility budgets.
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Charles R. Barber
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Charles V. Doyle
Pennsylvania Housing Board
Samuel A. Bossart
Bureau of City Planning
Eric
Bossart
Your 25¢ Back for Getting Up Nights Ad
A local ad touts 25 cents back on a four day test for kidney issues. It claims the product does not help kidneys flush acids or reduce irritation. The note directs readers to Bakets 25¢ at Keisters Drug Store for local purchase.
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Council Delays Action on Sewer Bond Issue
City council defers the sewer bond proposal slated for an adjourned session to the regular meeting on March 21. Revision aims to restrict bond funds to storm sewer work from Church Street to Hare Creek and may use any balance for intake traps and Hare Creek project. City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid was absent.
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Students favor Checkers as top high school game in Birmingham
In Birmingham Michigan students favor Checkers above ping pong hockey and badminton. The general store era vibe marks the popular pastime among local high school youths.
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Birmingham
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