Local Briefs Include Budget Meeting And Stamp News
A Franklin district budget hearing is set for Monday night to finalize the 1939 40 budget. Reports include Associated Gas and Electric 12 month revenues 180 7 million and a small deficit last year. A 100th anniversary baseball stamp announced with first prints in June at Cooperstown. Police report parole violator Gehrlein held in Erie for larceny. Juvenile curfew imposed in Franklin to curb delinquencies. Several highway department appointments listed plus a May weather outlook. An invasion of parking tickets and street sign vandalism under investigation. Alumni reunion invites sent for Corry High School. Senate committee rejects dairy price fixing transfer. James H Rossiter resigns as General State Authority chief counsel.
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James H. Rossiter
Erie
General State Authority
Thomas A. Logge
Internal Affairs
William S. Livengood, Jr
Somerset
Rosaiter
Erie Diocese Announces New Assignments and Ordinations
The Catholic Diocese of Erie announces six priests promoted and four newly ordained with first assignments effective June 4. Assignments include Stephen H. Cauley as pastor of St Patrick’s Erie and Francia J. Turner as pastor of Saints Cosmas and Damian Purssutawney.
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Erie
Ere
John Marie Ganson
Stephen H. Cauley
St. Patrick’s Church
Peter Cauley
Francia J. Turner
Cosmag
Damien
Father Seyboldt
Timothy B. Sullivan
St. Julia's Church
West Lake Road
Powell Avenue
Father Sullivan
John F. Walsh
Immaculate Conception Church
Osceola Mills
Timothy B
Sullivan
Timothy A. Misukiewics
Help of Christians Church
Oil City
John]Walsh
Edward H. Latimer
P. E. McNally
Holy Rosary Church
Eric
Father Latimer
Wushed
Lester V. Enright
Bradford
Francis J. Carrick
St. Mary's Church
Frenchville
Father Enright
Post Office Holiday Hours For Memorial Day 1939
The post office will open May 20 Memorial Day with stamp general delivery and parcel post windows from 10 AM to 4 PM. Mail will be displayed received and distributed as on other days. City and rural carriers are not required to serve routes that day.
Reduced Right of Way Saves Union City Damages
County officials report agreement with the state highway department to narrow a highway right of way one and one half miles south of Union City on Route 7. The change would save about 10000 in damages on a single property owned by William H. Shreve, who had claimed 16600 for acreage loss and potential destruction of a milk shed valued over 10000 and two wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Union City
Elton H. Blair
Thomas Flatley
William H. Shreve
Labor laws stifle jobs opines Babson continued
Babson argues for amendments to federal labor and social programs to restore business health. He criticizes the Wagner Act for unfairness and calls for pay as you go Social Security, capped unemployment, and cautious wage and hour rules. He laments rising costs and predicts more business closures if government actions persist.
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Babson
Townsend
Washington
Tnsiftr
Latch
Qwork
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Advertises Kidney Relief
Distress of getting up nights urged as a health issue. The ad claims Thompson's Borsoma Tablets cleanse kidneys and strengthen the bladder, also aiding stomach liver and bowels. Available at drug stores.
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Thompson
Commencement Exercises Held at Lottsville Lottsville
Commencement events spanned Lottsville with Rose Vans Evans family visits on Gastien Road and multiple relatives from Jamestown. Local graduates Arlene Crosby and Pauline Chapman joined the season’s baccalaureate service at the M E church and Western’s hall graduation events.
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Bidar Lake
Clifford Fullom
Wilcox
Jamestown
Ivan E. Hawkins
Arthur Goggins
Clymer
Rose Evans
WH. Evans
Rey
W. Barrett
Aaton Perkins
Eric
Ethna Crowe
Martin
James
Ows
Floyd Long
Webster's Cross'ng
Rose Lake
Lottsville High School
Westren
Local Movements and Health Notes Share City Life
Mr and Mrs Milton Kay of Yourgaville visit family as friends gather at Niobe. Arlene Crosby's sister graduates with Jamestown guests. Mrs Arlene Crosby's family attends. Mrs Frank Cooper remains hospitalized at Geary hospital. The Pymatunnng game preserve faces bat infestation per Linesville dispatches.
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Niobe
Milton Kay
Yourgaville
Trani Whiteley Prid
Harold Smith
Chicago
Monilay
Pittsburgh
Points
New York State
Clair Chapman
Merritt Smith
Jamestown
Arlene Crosby
Frank Cooper
Geary Hospital
Franklin Boy Killed by Auto
Five year old Josepnuac Cuevamo, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Cuevamo of Grant Street, died in Franklin Hospital after being struck on Grant Street by a car driven by 17 year old George Chapin of Sugarcreek township. The child suffered internal injuries and fractured both thighs. the accident occurred as the automobile darted into the street, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Josepnuac
Samp
Joseph D. Cuevamo
Grent Street
Franklin Hospital
Grant Street
George Chapin
Lamberton Farm
Sugarbres Township
Chapim
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Amet
Roner
Poppy
Board of Education
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Associated Gas & Electric Corporation
Golden Rule Club
Wayne Valley
U. B
Ward
Chrysler Corporation
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Cooperstown
N. C
Abner Doubleday
Joseph Gehr- Tein
East Pitt Street
George Bogert
Columbus
Gehrlein
Western State Penitentiary
Runkenness
Fridey
State Highways Department
Fred L. Donovan
Warren
Chainman
Ted H. Cox
Titusville
Gail Mead
Clarendon
Raymond Schaaf
O. T
Dr. R. B. Mosier
Middle Atlantic
Dela Ware
Essex
Mlanipan
Corry High School
Churaday
State Senate Agriculture Committee
Snyder
Mil
State Mill Central Commission
Frank
Chapin & Sons
Lottsville
Westren Hall
Bear Lake
W.E. Phillips
the Jeweler
North Center Street
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Pymatunng
Fom Linesville
Franklin Boy
Sunnyfield
A&p
POLKS
ANN Page
Lucky Tiger
Shaw
DR. West
Miles
Alka-Seltzer
Castoria
Carters
Kome
Keister
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