Dunkirk City Slashes Salaries in Emergency Plan
Dunkirk voters face a public hearing as the Common Council approves sweeping pay cuts for all city workers. Proposed reductions include city judge 2500 to 1800, tax receiver 3000 to 2700, city attorney 2400 to 1800, mayor 500 to 400, and acting judge 10 to 50 per day, with election staff cut about a dollar daily. The moves aim to save about 5000 yearly. plan requires charter and possible ballot approval for abolishing the Police and Fire Commissioners.
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Dunkirk
Dumlgirke Common ‘Council
Ity
Icity
Carnneil
Roberts
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Corncil
Arthur B. Towne
Ihailol
Man Fatally Burned In Camp Shack Fire Near Sheffield
Frank Mc Chesney, 71, Ridgway land and timber superintendent for Clawson Chemical, died in Warren General Hospital from burns suffered when his portable lumber camp shack and office near Sheffield burned Monday night. He received injuries to the head arms and legs. fire was discovered two hours later, and cause remains undetermined. Coroner Lowrey ruled the death accidental.
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Warren
iFrank McChesney
Ridgway
Clawson Chemical Company
Warren General Hospital
Sheffield
McChesney
Chevy Grove
Charles Road
Warren County
fd Low=rey
McChesney Daa
Beaverdam Church Club News Highlights Local Visits
Beaverdam and vicinity events feature Mr Walter Proctor and son Stan ley hosting at Donation home of James Proctor. Norman Stone of Corry visits A Lyons. town socials include Ladies’ Aid meetings at M and U B churches. Mothers Day service planned. closing day celebrations at Beaverdam and Donation schools. Lawn Cemetery Association appoints B A Lyons sexton for term. numerous visits among Proctor, Lyons, Proctorville, Corry, Erie residents with various dinners and gatherings.
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May
Walter Proctor
Stanley
James Proctor
Donation
Guy Rouse
Wattsbury
A. Lyons
Norman Stone
Corry
Alton Peterson
M.ay
John Mitchell
Jamestown
N. Y
Charles Bush
Carnahan
Jesse Loomis
Teller
Lee Proctor and Sons
William and
Arthur
Gurity
Bradford
Alton Messenger
Erie
J. M. McClelland
Beaverduan School
Donation School
Beaverlam
S. R. Lyons
Gant Lyons
Lois Lyons
Jay Smith
Ala Proctor
M. ©. Church
Lawrence Watrous
Lloyd Cummings
Walter McClellan
Rexford Proctor
Eddy
Hanley
Virgil Tarbell
Charles Swan
Atl Breator
Krider
Carl Lyims
Erie Briday
Owen Fullom
Thomas Wullom
Glenn Button
Spartansburg
Orin Borstorff
Arbuckle
Betty
Allene
Peterson's
Carl Proctor
Charles Proctor
Theodore Hanby
Wael
Lyle Proctor
Myr
Glenn Kappel
Cottage Hill
H. D. Whitney
John Whitney
al, Sion
Mabel Campbell
John Showers
J. M. McClellanu
Alice Showers
J. M. Meclelind
U.B
Vivian Peterson
Mildred Showers
Joe Mullick
Eloise Showers
The
Lawn Cemetery Association
B. A. Lyons
Robert Mulyin
Charley Swanyer
Lee Proctor
Charles Breed
Curtis Shower
Merle Bowen
James Crowell
Joe Barnhart
Merle Cummings
Charles Lindquist
Leon Proctor
Carl Lyons
Claude Bowen
Orel ‘Tompkins
Cish Smith
Helen Smith
Proctorville
Francis McClelland
Mary Green
Brie
A. M. McClelland
Grange and church events planned in Columbus May May 13 program and social
May 10 Columbus reports Community Church services on May 1 with Rev. Garett at 11 am and special choir music. Columbus Grange No 875 to meet May 13 with program includes reading by Sister Alice Dodd on Mother's Day origins and songs by Sisters Dodd and Trisket. Community Aid Society to sponsor a silver tea May 18 and bake sale May 13 at Gordon store. yard improvements planned at church. bridge club hosted by Mrs N R McGuire. Burglaries: burglars in Sublette stole a heavy safe from the Co operative Grain Dealers office, netting about $10.
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Columbus
Community Church
W. H. Garett
Columbus Grange No. 875
Alice Dodd
Natalie Dodd
D. B. Bartoo
Community Aid Society
Mma Dutton
Phe Aid Society
Gordon
N. R. McGuire
Bridge Club
Frie County Council PTA 10 to Elect Officers at Erie Meet
Frie County Council PTA 10 holds its last yearly meeting at the YWCA West 8th Street Bri May 17. Morning sessions cover officer reports and committee chairmen achievements. afternoon features Rabbi Max Carrick of Brie on education. Mother Parent-Teacher Chorus, directed by Mrs. W G Bollman, to perform.
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Erie
Carrick
Bre County Council PT. A
Y. WG. A
West 8Th Street
Bri
Mall
PTA
Max Carrick
Brie
Lear
W. G. Bollman
Convicted Erie Officer in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Bernard Meredith, a Cleveland policeman, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Erie over the March auto crash that killed Irvin Lang, 28. Meredith testified he did not see the stop sign because cars were around it. Lang reportedly struck Meredith’s car and hit a pole, dying from his injuries. Meredith was released on $2,000 bail and faces sentencing likely this week.
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Erie
Bernard Mereith
Cleveland
Irvin Lang
Meredith
Lang
Warren Cuts School Tax Levy Four Mills
Warren May 10. At a special meeting of the Warren borough board of school directors a budget plan for the coming year was outlined. The proposal calls for a four mill cut in the school tax levy and a ten percent salary reduction for all staff including teachers to meet the state code minimums. Several positions are eliminated with many teachers retained at reduced pay, while several at the Seneca building and others in kindergarten and training roles will not be re elected. No supervisors will be used in the upcoming year.
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Seneca
Wilh
Russell boy injured in Russell street car accident
May 10. Malcolm Young eight, son of Prof Ann and Mrs R B Young of Russell, suffered a fractured skull and head injuries in a crash when an automobile driven by George Wilson of Jamestown N Y struck him while he played near the M E Church. He lay unconscious in Warren General Hospital. condition described as serious. Officer Betts heads investigation.
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Warren
Wilson
Warren Dam
Thethoy
Meeting of Lillian Guild at Emmassives Church
The Litany Guild of Emmassives Episcopal Church met last evening at 6730 O clock in the home of New R W Brown Sciuta Road. Twenty five members attended with a green dinner and brief business sessions followed by social entertainment including bridge and jig-saw puzzles. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Wallace Hammond West Frederick Street on Tuesday June 6. Later the guild will join Emmanuel Church for the annual outing at the summer home of Mr and Mrs G Rafter at Bindley Lake. Police seek stolen false teeth in Houston. A housewife reported her $75 set of false teeth stolen from her kitchen table prompting a citywide lookout.
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Litany Guild
Emmassives Episcopal Church
New
R. W. Brown
Sciuta Road
Wnd
Wallace Ham
West Prederick Street
Emmanuel Church
G. @. Rafter
Bindley Lake
Houston
Texas
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Clawton Chemical Company
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Corry and
Union City
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Beaverdam and
Grange
Columbus News
Co-operative Grain ‘Dealers
VEAL
Frie County Council P.T.A
Russell
R. R. Young
Lillian Guild
Rove
Whitman
Keister
Kelvinator
Raven Ni Paw
Vastelma
North Center Street
Walter H. Ellis
Corry, Penna
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