Erie Moves to Collect Unpaid Baldwin Liens
Erie finance director Paul Watson disclosed that George D. Eldwin, Baldwin’s top property holder, owes the city for unpaid liens totaling 162000 across houses, pavement, and sewers. Baldwin paid 21000 after a Feb 1 deadline, with no further payments. Watson plans formal steps to enforce payment and close gaps in an 800000 delinquent tax target.
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Paul J. Watson
Erin
Whsance
Paul Watson
George D. Eldwin
Watson
Baldwin
Jo's
Liquor Control Bills Move Through House Today
Legislation on liquor and beer regulation is under debate in the house. Proposals seek statewide control through county boards, higher license fees, boosted club licenses, later closing hours, and size requirements for venues. Aims include limiting outlets to about one per 1000 residents, excluding hotels and children, with tighter penalties and a bond on rejected applicants.
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Corry
County Boarde
Tacrease
Kaxt
Liquor Centre Board
Det Na i Snpersedea
County Federation Holds Spring Meeting at Erie Club
The Erie Woman's club hosted the County Federation of the Woman's Clubs on a Wednesday. Mrs. F. S. Austin of Corry presided as attendees heard several speakers with a luncheon at 12:30. Pittsburgh pianist Sara Soffel performed, and state officers spoke. Corry delegates included Mrs. P. S. Austin Miss Mary Condra Mrs. G. W. Waggoner Miss Mina L. Terry Mrs. Ernest Schuyler Mrs. Mark Coyle Mrs. Tessie K. Newton and Mrs. Barnes.
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Corry
PS. Austin
Mary Condra
G. W. Waggoner
Misa Mina L. Terry
Ernest Schuyler
Mark Coyle
Tessie K. Newton
Barnes
Corry Grange to Meet Saturday Evening
Corry Grange No. 58 will meet in regular session Saturday at 8 30. After the business meeting a program for National Music Week will be given and a demonstration on 4 H Club work by Mr Tritt Warren county agent will be shown. A large attendance is urged.
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Grange
Corry Grange No. 58
Tritt
Warren County
Urgen
Funeral Services for Mrs Mauve Sutton Held Wednesday
Piineval services were held Wednesday at 2 PM from the Jule home at 117 Worth Street in memory of Mrs Maule Shon who died Monday after a brief illness. Rev. Perry F Haines led the service. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives and out of town friends attended, listing numerous names and towns including Centerville New Castle Titusville and Columbus.
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Maude Sutton
Jule
Worth Street
Maule Shon
Perry F. Haines
Pine Grove
Wwera
Byron Nichols
Ayden Baldwin
Ronald Shank
Clark Milikey
Preid Purucker
Millard Davison
Meads
Hen Hyat
Centerville
R. i Akers
Mary Beatty
Victor Dilley
D. R. Brown and Sons
New Castle
Wallace Cornell
Earl Johnson
Mus Lee Rice
John Rice
Charles Rice
Titusville
Murray Hamilton
Mildred Freeman
Ethel Wester
Frank Sutton
North Clymer
Clark Hibker
Fameily
Gerald Hunt
M. W. Fraley
Famly
Raymond Paley
Blame Bombings On Murder Ring Unfolds
Philadelphia dispatch reports a new angle in the fatal narcotic insurance murder case. Detectives reexamine bombings in South Philadelphia over years as a means to identify suspects. Officials decline comment while investigators target physicians alleged to have supplied lethal solutions to the ring.
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Philadelphia
Sus
Wisu
Nic
Woreen
Lone Am
VP W Auxiliary Names Encampment Delegates
An evening meeting of the VP W Auxiliary at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home on West Washington named delegates to the State Encampment on June 22. Nominees include Mrs John Bolsinini and Mrs C G Reynolds, with alternates Mrs Evie Rich and Mrs Mule Amy. Grace Rauscher to chair May 27 Poppy Day sale. Lincolnville Ladies Auxiliary No 928 formed. installation led by Mrs John Bolard. A salad luncheon followed.
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West Washington Street
Brie Jue
John Bolsinini
C G. Reynolds
Evie Rich
Mule Amy
Grace Rauscher
Anmual High School Alumni Association
Bertha Lines
Warren
Lincolnville
John Bolard
Tion Taylor
Salvation Army Hall to Host Two-Week Summer Services
Major and Mrs. Flinn lead a Warren delegation at the Salvation Army hall for a two week series of summer meetings in Laine held. Captain Crosby and Sergt Major Laure from Branselin will oversee services starting at 7 o clock with an invitation extended to all. Evening activities included early Army demonstrations shown by Major Swortventruber from Titusville and drew large attendance Friday night.
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Bernard Flinn
Warren
Salvation Army Tenight
Laine
Swortventruber
Titusville
Fred Crosby
Laure
Branselin
Tab Q'Elock
Big Man Crapps Quietly Saves Dime in Barber Standoff
Columbia columnist notes 6 foot 0 policeman GW Crapps weighs 180 pounds and once saved a dime by insisting on a 25 cent haircut. The barber allegedly agreed only after Crapps consented to sit in the children's chair, highlighting a humorous local anecdote about authority and thrift.
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Columbia
R. Crapps
Crapps
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