Local notices and school and community updates
A mixed run of notices covers city affairs and events. Pine Grove Cemetery Association holds a regular meeting March 4 at 745 pm with Alexander & Co. Robert Doles joins Rooty Furniture as radio service advisor. Cambridge Springs school board considers reengaging teachers next year at reduced salaries. St Teresa’s church in Union City hosts a sacred concert March 19 with Mrs. Paul Stone and Miss Amelia Tryon. A Knights of Columbus golden anniversary broadcast features Anna Case and Charles Hackett March 28. Traffic and weather notes warn of conditions on the Buffalo-Erie road. motor vehicles with standard lighting must still meet other rules. Scarlet fever case rises to five. Fishing licenses for 1982 become available through Harrisburg and county treasuries. A stock market dip is noted with lower steel and oil prices and a charity basketball game at the East Armory next Tuesday. Reserve seats for the Corry Keystones versus Ritz Hive game are 1 cent each at Condra's drug.
Voting Machines and Paper Ballots Considered for Erie Primary
Erie County may use both voting machines and paper ballots in the upcoming primary. County clerk Ralph Benedict said machine capacity is uncertain and may require splitting candidate names between machines and ballots if needed. State guidance from Harrisburg awaited to determine machine size and delegate printing.
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BRIP
Erie County
Court House
Ralph Benedict
County Commissioners’ Office
State Bureau of Elections
Harrisburg
Dunkirk Company Lands Big Order
Midland Refining Company of Midland Michigan ordered a 3500 barrel refining plant from American Locomotive Company. Work begins once materials are assembled and many new jobs will be created. It is the largest order for a domestic firm, surpassed only by a Russian Soviet government contract.
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Dunkirk
Midland Refining Company
Midland
Mich
American Locomotive Company
Woman's Club Program for 18th Postponed
The Woman's Club program planned for March 18 is postponed due to the Federation meeting in the city March 17 and 18. Announcement came during the Forum department session held yesterday at the home of Mrs. G J Kincaid with Mrs. E C Barres in charge.
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Puone
Mms
Federation
Forum Department
G. J. Kincaid
North Center Street
E. C. Barres
French Creek Man Suffers Deep Gash in Wood-Splitting Accident
Hubbard, while splitting wood near his home, had his ax catch on a clothes line, dropping on him and inflicting a severe gash several inches long and about three-quarters of an inch deep. The blow rendered him unconscious until later, and a Clymer doctor attended him.
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Hubbard
Clymer
Trademark on Farm Products New Penn a Plan
Harrisburg plans a state trademark for Pennsylvania farm products featuring William Penn holding a keystone. Farmers, State College representatives, and agriculture officials discuss standard packs grades and uniform identification to offset shipped in competition. A committee will draft legislation for the 1933 General Assembly.
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William Penn Holding
Keystone
Pennsylvania
Farmers of State
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
State Department of Agriculture
Geo. A. Stuart
Bureau of Markets
Pennlvania Produsers
Stuart
William Penn
Miles Horst
P.R.R. Locomotives Cut Coal Use Marked in 1921
Pennsylvania Railroad passenger locomotives set a new coal saving record in 1921. An average of 14.7 pounds of coal were used per mile per coach, down four percent from 1930, according to United Press.
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United Press
Philadelphta
Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Office
Alexander & Co
Robert Dolés
Jamestown Philco Sales and Service
Root’y Furniture Store
My. Doles
Cambridge Springs
Canveller
Avelick
St. Teresa's Church
Union City
St. Teresa's Echo
Paul Stone
Amelia Tryon
Erie
American Child Health Association
Buffalo-Erie
Freenia
Buffalo
Jamestown Post
Knights of Columbus
Anna Case
Charles Hackett
Department of Revenue
Patterson Apartments
Ast
Washington Street
Northside
Muore
Charles H. English
Five
A. W. Mitchell
Erie Crawford
John Dillon
Titusville
Mercer
A. Service
Venango
W. ©. Puea
Oil City
Warren
Alexander
Department
Federal Ratio Commission
WJAS
Fittsburoa
Westinghouse
Kyw-Kpkx
Chicago
Geeline
Corry Keytones
Ritz Hive
Eiste Armory
Condra
Dunkirk Company
French Creek
Supfers
NEW Penn
P.R.R
Adc
Johnson
LYSOL
Vicks Cough
VICKS
Keister
Ines
Frank J
Buck
California
Montgomery Ward & CO
Chicago, Illinois
Death Valley Exploration Co
Barstoy
Buel
Riversides
America
Riverside
Jarantee Ogive
Ward
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