Cloudy Day Promises Showers and Local Events
A weather outlook forecasts cloudy skies with probable showers as a semi monthly board meeting is planned. Local groups outline plans for their 46th annual Easter Monday supper on April 22. Reports show Associated Gas & Electric System's week ended March 9 net output up 4 percent from a year ago. The Dramatic Class of Emergency Education Relief presents plays at the Senior High auditorium with a repeat showing on Wednesday. Legislative and local civic items include whiskey price reductions, car inspections, and a series of community notices from schools, churches, and clubs. President Roosevelt signs orders to raise annual benefits to widows and children of veterans by 1.8 million dollars.
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Associated Gas & Electric System
City Hald Up Street Lighting Contract In Tense Meeting
Mayor Glen Miller and City Council delay a new ten year street lighting contract amid questions of potential rate cuts and savings. Pennsylvania Electric Co. manager Howard urged action to file a new tariff and possibly save about 130 dollars monthly, while the city risks 600 dollars yearly from discount allowances if no agreement is reached.
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Glen Miller
Trical
Clifton
Howard
Pennsylvania Plectric Company
Direeion
Uniity
Council
Mul-terick
Walter H. Scott
Public Service Commission
Miller
Auto Hits Pole Injuring Rider in Ridgway Area
Karen Huff, a United States Army member visiting in Caledonia, sustained a fractured collar bone after a Ford V-8 pickup crashed into a pole near Kersey Degus Mines highway last Saturday night. Huff, hospitalized at Elk County General Hospital, remained in satisfactory condition. Russell of Weedville and another Weedville youth were passengers. state patrol from Ridgway will investigate.
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Russell
Kersey-Deg
Ridgway Baracks
Farle's complete tax program before solons
The United Press reports from Harrisburg that Governor Farle's tax plan aims to raise about 203 million dollars in extra revenue over two years. The House passed the final two items of his 22 point program, a gift tax bringing in 1.5 million dollars and a truck mileage tax from out of state vehicles using Pennsylvania roads, expected to yield 3 million dollars. Sponsors include Roy Haberlen, G Fred Mentzer for the gift tax, and Howard Pearson for the truck mileage bill.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Barle
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Roy C. Haberlen
G. Fred Mentzer
Westmoreland
Howard Pearson
Allegheny
Haberlen
Mentzer
City considers liquor license refund issues with state
City Solicitor Wal ter H. Scott reported letters from Harrisburg acknowledging an inquiry by City Council about an early return of liquor license funds for municipalities. The special session transfer of over 2 million dollars to the general fund may be repaid by December 31, 1935, but no steps have been taken. Governors, Assemblymen, and State Senators acknowledged the inquiry and will act as possible.
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Fny
Walter H. Scott
Harrisburg
Municipal Commission
Stuttgart
Mary Helen Brasco
A. Brasco
Mary Helen
Sesslon
George K. Mare
John ©. van Allsburg
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Council
Corry B P W C Hears Talk On Relief
Members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a well hosted turean dinner at Miss Gertrude Field's home on West South street. Guest speaker Miss Dorothy Whiteley discussed the general process of Corry relief. The program featured games and visiting, with plans for a Public Relations dinner at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie.
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Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Gertrude Field
West South Street
Cynthia May
Phoebe Reyda
Dorothy Whiteley
Corry Club
Lawrence Hotel
Ene
Erie Club
Metropolitan Life Health Hints and Public Health Work
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company began Health Hints for policyholders in 1871 and has long partnered with government and health organizations. It organized a Welfare Division in 1909 and established a nationwide nursing service for Industrial policyholders, with ongoing preventive efforts reducing deaths from typhoid fever tuberculosis diphtheria infant and maternal mortality through 1934.
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To Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
Incomplete OCR Item on Trial and Local Charges
Fragmentary report describes an oral charge linked to a Nort case term at Elvahineky and a poor end result for a term. Individuals and exact places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Nort
Rigan license post Lavron 7 wh o
A brief OCR fragment notes a licensing action involving an entity named Rigan and a reference to Lavron with a number seven. The readable portion is limited and lacks clear dates or locations.
It ry Union and the La Pa App Collaboration
A fragmented OCR item notes an effort or trial involving It ry Union and the La Pa App, signaling a regional collaboration or partnership. Details are unclear but imply a joint initiative or pilot between two organizations.
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Board of Feducation
Amergency Education Relief
Joseph Caprini
Erie
Oakleigh
Atlas
Shecandons
Green Brier
Spring Garden
Prands
Caprini
John Morrison
Sad ‘Irs
J. E. Morrison
East Washington Street
J. C. Kibler
J. L. Tubbs
Park Street
Herman Ryan
Union City
Afr
Charles Tubbs
Nellie Tubbs
Elizabeth Sheldon
Corry
Morgen
Department
George H. Clavin
North East
Wicely
Glavin
Marguerite Chaffee
M. Hengst
Smith Street
Edwin Turner
West Main Street
Bradford Hospital
Donald Wilcox
Main Street
Leslie, Donaldson
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
Wilcox
Roosevelt
Congress
CITY
Penn’s Electric Company
New York State Insurance Department
Total Insurance
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Frederick H. Ecker
New York
Leroy A. Lincoln
Counsal
Farle
Solons
B.P.W.C
of Business Women's Club
R. C. Loupe
Columbus
Bo UN
Rigan
Licens
Post Lavron
Tere Phili
Tor
Ted
Trom
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