Open Bids On Erie Sewage Plan April 29
City officials announced bids will be opened April 26 for the extension of the municipal sewage disposal system in Erie. The undertaking comprises seven projects funded by a bond issue to total about $1.23 million, with final passage pending council approval. Also noted were school attendance figures from the previous year showing 189,81 pupils with 4,088 perfect attendances in some periods.
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Hy Helinonmaker
City Council
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Cambell
J. M. Chesenceter Engineering of
Pittsburgh
Actiag
Thomas Mehaffey
Besiung
Mehaffey
Campbell
Campbell, Ww
CD. Kinney
Lixbreel
Ana W. G. Han
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Local Court Proceedings Reported in County Session
Wednesday proceedings before Judge William Th Hirt covered various matters. St Thomas church and the West church events were noted along with community speakers and an upcoming merger discussion among Moon Mu Wis Stubs Miques Gurion Mo tors. A boy scout fund and Wall Street reference appeared, with local church activities and weekly notices outlining the April events and the May local closing period.
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Ive
William Th. Hirt Atata
Amos
Wall Street
Junior Elementary PTA Meeting Held Yesterday
The Junior High Elementary PTA met yesterday at the Second Ward building with strong attendance. Supt Devr ey spoke in the absence of Frank A Winer who had been called from the city. The program included remarks, choral selections, recitations and readings by various participants, including the Baptist Ladies' Choir and the Elementary school chorus.
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Second Ward
Supt. Devrey
Absenicu
Fter
Frank A. Winer
Eail
King
Colletta Mead
Dick Lyons
Selectit Baptist Ladies
M. Smith
Bruce Thomas
George Keefe
Miller
Howard
J. \ Hillstrom
Tie .Hunt
A Anton
Erie Woman to Speak Before PTA Council
Erie residents attended a PTA council meeting where Heyguitlinn members and Association attendees heard O W Bracken discuss a planned state health visit. The effort aims to provide treatment for all children entering school next fall, followed by a duet performance and refreshments.
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Heyguitlinn
Mairgieiy I
Yutins Tesaines
Associaiders
O. W. Bracken
Toadieve
Amt
iWekes
Rev Mr Adams to Speak Here at Emmanuel Church
Rev Mr Adams of Meadville will be guest preacher at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Friday March 21. Rector Harold Adams formerly led the Meadville parish and conducted a fall preaching mission at St Mathews Union City. G B Kempe and Miss Lillian Jones will sing a special duet with Mrs Kamps and Mrs Barnes providing voice solos. Services begin 7:30 pm. the public is urged to attend.
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Haroldams
Christ Church At
Meadville
Adams
Jaye
Israel
St. Mathews
Union City
Ane
Sy Pogli
Wga
G. B. Kempe
Lillian Joes
Kamps
Barnes
Umusii
Mir Aindl
Came
Mary and Martha Glass Names New GFEICers
Sixteen members of the Mary and Martha Glass Class of the Presbyterian church met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ne. J le Merker. A short business session followed with officer nominations and election: President Mrs. Waller Auer, Vice President Mrs. Glen Dickson, Secretary Mr Nellie Mi, Assistant Secretary Mary Rumbaugh, Treasurer ts. Hany Spicer, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Harry Dickinem. Mrs. J A Martin of Westfield, N. Was a guest.
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Presbyveriag
Ne. Jle Merker
Fitens
Waller Auer
Glen Dickson
Nellie Mi
Mary Rumbaugh
Treasuran
Ts. Hany Spicer
Harry, Dickinem
Death Claims Well Known Union Girl
Miss Marie Steves of Anitin City died at home after a long illness at age 18. The deceased was a frequent city visitor with friends. Funeral services will be held Friday with interment in Union City Cemetery.
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Ans Vity
Marie Steves
Anitin
Steays
Union City
Threats Bring About Young Man's Arrest
Threats against the lives of Mrs. Prank O Day and John Maight on West Wayne Street led to Maight’s arrest yesterday afternoon. He faces charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and will have a hearing before Alderman G. H. Gordon.
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Tn Lives
Prank O'Day
Wiyne Street
John Maight
Haight
G.H. Gordon
Birth Preparations and Remedies Promoted by Mothers Friend
A childbirth advisory blurb from Atlanta stresses relief from pain and strain before delivery. It cites recommendations for Mothers Friend and mentions brands like Methars Naverails, with notes on preparation, safety, and consumer accounts. The piece reflects late 19th century maternity guidance and a regulated product listing by local authorities in Deh 14, Atlanta.
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Gocter
Renucil
Amteas Brauheld Regulstor Gu
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Atlanta
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