Highway Department Starts Pinchot Type Road Project
Preliminary work began on the Pinchot style road from the city line on South Center Street to Lindsey Hollow with crews at the south end and a gap from Manley farm to West Spring Creek road being prepared. Construction is expected to start within one to two weeks as pipe for culverts is measured and machinery is shipped, with progress also reported on the Lyons Corners to Wattsburg stretch and graveling preparations already under way.
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City Line
South Center Street
Lindsey Hollow
Manley Farm
Spring Creek
Lindsey. Hollow
Lyons Cor Nés
Pine Woods
Curry Union City Highway
Wattsburg
Tle Presen
Sne Erie
Budget cuts proposed for Chautauqua County tax relief
Mayville reports a tentative county budget showing a possible $240,000 reduction from last year plus $200,000 for highway bonds due next year. The committee urges deeper cuts in county government costs and contemplates consolidating the offices of County Judge and Surrogate to lower salaries if legally feasible. Local supervisors attend the session to review spending amid taxpayer strain.
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Mayville
Martin P. Whaton
Birdsey
Hanover
Nowak
Dunkirk
Roosevelts 11 oclock speech on national Red Cross program
President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt will speak on a nationwide American Red Cross program via Columbia network at 11 o clock tonight. The town reports suggest a busy day with local officials urging chimney inspections after recent fires caused by defective chimneys and urging homeowners to take immediate action to prevent blazes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Fed Cross
Columbia
Tiffany Tells Court of Many Joints in City Corry
Constable L R Tiffany of the Fourth Ward told Judge A P Rossiter that numerous speakeasies, disorderly houses, and gambling dens exist in Corry, though he could not name operators. Other officials claimed no violations. Tiffany’s report prompts potential district attorney review.
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Fourth Ward
L. R. Tiffany
A. P. Rossiter
Corry
Tiffany
Erie
Constable Any
Rossiter
Thomas Fuhrman
Fuhrman
Opportunity Club Meeting Celebrates Past Presidents Night
Thirty members and guests gathered Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Kincaid for Opportunity Club Past Presidents Night. Miss Jean Macinhes gave a report on over 3500 dollars funded since 1920, and Mrs A L Cottrell led a Half Hour with the Posts.
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Don Kincaid
West Contess Street
Harry B. Smith
Jean Macin Hes
Club
A. L. Cottrell
Lakewood
N.Y
Walter Hultberg
C. C. Williams
Aas
J. W. Carmcke
Kincaid
W.joles
Leon Lindsley
Harry Smith
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jean Macianes
Harry Spicer
Fran Hoenes
Claude Place
J. W. Catorike
Jewell Mount
Fred Vaughn
Guy Simmons
Milk price advance announced for October mill
The Ways 2 League announced the price for October milk at 96 cents including cash payment and certificates, one cent above last month. Corry plant patrons will receive an 8 to 10 cent premium based on volume differential, with no immediate outlook for price improvements at Corry.
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Ways 2 League
Corry
Armory rules curtail dancing as budget trims use
State Armory in steam not able to host dances or similar events due to reduced maintenance funds and a new policy favoring military use. Floor upgrades and a non slip finish make dancing undesirable. basketball may continue for those who can pay higher rental costs. Company A officers regret the change and the impact on Stanford Hose.
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Company A
State Board
Nation Guard
Stanford Hose
Clintonville dynamite blast kills man. another injured
A premature dynamite explosion on a Clintonville highway project killed Louis Hutchinson, about 3, and injured Harold Carleton, 28, both workers for the highway department maintenance division. Hutchinson died at the scene four miles from Clintonville on the Clintonville Barkeyville road. Carleton was hospitalized with eye injuries and multiple cuts.
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Clintonville
Lous Hutchinson
William Hutchinson
Harold Sarleton
Buffalo Street
Here
Olock
Clintonville - Barkeyville
Huitehinson
Carleton
Franklin Hospital
Franklin
Hutchinson
Highway Department
Roosevelt Margin Tops Hoover in Erie County Balloting
Franklin D Roosevelt leads Herbert Hoover by 1221 votes in Erie city and county unofficial figures. Roosevelt totals 19040 city 6592 county while Hoover has 9000 city and 871 county. Socialist Norman Thomas gains 1217 city and 706 county. Other results include Davis Shreve and Crosby tallies with assembly and senatorial votes listed.
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Erie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
Norman Thomas
U.S
Davis
Congress
Shreve
Vates
Crosby
West Side Assembly
Kinney
Christmas Plans Mark Public Figures In Albany Dispatch
United Press report from Albany notes President elect Franklin D Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor Roosevelt are seen amid holiday preparations. The item hints at Christmas shopping and social duties as the couple weighs leisure activities during the season.
Fragmentary local note hints at stalled event or order
The readable lines reveal a partial reference to an order or gathering with names and places obscured. The fragment mentions Hyde, Roosevelt, and a holiday context, implying a postponed or uncertain civic or community action without a clear outcome or date.
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Bares
Lyons Corners
John S. Paulson
North Center Street
Fritz T. Wagland
Harold Cragg
Corry City
Michagel Wallace
Carver Hotel
George Nelson
Wallace
Warren Times Mirror
Baxter Candy Shop
Vomiplete
Uorry Baking Company
Mast Main Street
Avenue A
First Ward
Chioé Pawloon Tat
East South Street
Phoenix Hotel
East Main Street
John Sostello
John Flanigan
Corry Union City Highway 4
Pabrokman
James J. Mijhelma
Flanigan
Ruppersburger
Alook: Exchange
Senate Utility
Mie Associated Gas and Electric System
Harrisburg Dispatches
Cameron Buck
New York Stock Exchange
Kiwanis Club
Ielar
Mrnday
Charles L. Crosby
Linesville
Mu Ton W. Shreve
AL Tst Weel
Opportunity Club Meeting
Erie County
Court House
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