May 25 1933 government employment and local notices
The article reviews how civil service rules affect job firing in Washington and explains veteran preference. It notes changes to 1944 law and mentions Corry PA public works prospects, a beer license for Stanley Kasper, a new post route, and the death of Mrs. Emma Casler. It also cites federal employment totals and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
Wadonal
Fred Kimball
Washington, D.C
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Sue
Washington, D. C
County balks at retroactive pay for new jail turnkey
County officials reject a demand from Ernest Kinge, the newly appointed turnkey at the county jail, for retroactive pay from March 16. Engle seeks $140 per day for 30 days worked ex officio, boosting annual pay from 2580 to 3000. Hart and commissioners fear setting a precedent and advise against back pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuisar Bria
Rockwell Hart
Tia
Ernest Kinge
Curtkey
Engie
Turnkey
Victor Kem
Engle
Kel
Hart
Burnskey
Quiz questions and convention report mix in Pittsburgh synod note
A listed quiz questions booklet hints at scores and memory checks while a Pittsburgh Synod convention in Washington PA opens with nearly 500 delegates and plans elections at the first business meeting. The event runs through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neasly
Pittsburgh
Girl Killed in Jamestown Car Crash
Anna Louise Smith, 14, died after a two car collision near Jamestown following Route 17 intersection crash. Her father Leroy Smith of Weedville, Pa, drove the car carrying her. William B Kidd, 93, of Frewsburg, drove the other vehicle. Kidd was rushing his 5 year old daughter Daveen to a Jamestown hospital after ton il removal. The hospital said Daveen suffered no ill effects from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Anna Louise Smith
Here
Leroy Smith
Weedville
Smith
William B. Kidd
Frewsburg
Route
Kidd
Daveen
Harborcreek Township Adopts Tax Shift for 1953 64 Budget
Harborcreek Township school board approves a 495 745 87 budget with no total increase while adding a new funds raising tax. The plan adds seven teachers bringing the faculty to 73 and funds a school bus. A $10 annual tax on each occupied trailer is introduced and income tax drops to 0.8 percent with real estate taxes held at 36 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harborcreek Township
Fred S. Clark
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U.S. Bentley
Corry
Tuunville
Oi City
Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
Bachelder
Lawrence Taylor
Emma &. Casler
Oliver Casler
East Frederick Street
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Moscow
Josef Staiim
Silver Heels
Louvre
South America
Tod Sloan
Peru
Isvawaday
Louis Raymek
Fred Lamberton
Gail Proctor
Britain
Harborcreek
Lynford Chase
Snyder Circle
Ph. 2
John Guzzie
Beleset
Simonized
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
General Telephone Company
Oly
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Phono
Firestone
Champion Tires
Barney’s Firestone
S. Center St
Love Lucy
Kantwet
Ricky, Jr
Wes
Armour
Meerdink
House of Furniture
Johnsonburg
Elk County
Eay
Clarion River
Powell
North Center Street
Katherine
Anacie
Headlight
Al’s
Clothes
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