City Budget Shows 1929 Spending Trim For Streets Dept
City Council tentatively adopts a 1929 budget totaling 91 800 for all city departments, a drop of about 3 000 from the current year’s 94 709.59. Savings mainly hit Streets and Public Improvements with cuts in supplies repairs and equipment. Incidental funds in Public Affairs rise from 5 070.68 to 8 941.70 while Public Safety and Finance see small reductions.
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Department of Public Affairs
Departments of Public Safety and Finance and
Board of Health
City City
Stanford Hose Company
New Machinery Fundee
Carter Hill News Notes Delivers Local Social Updates
Nov 1x Carter Hill reports Mrs J Follett visits Mrs B W Slye. Dr L R Howard of State Line celebrated with a birthday party. Numerous friends attend and gifts received. Names include Patterson, Hawley, Adams, Mangus, Proctor, Ewer, Mangus, Ross, Kelly, and Hodge. Community visits, health notes, and local errands sum the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
J. Follett
B. W. Slye
L. R. Howard
State Line
Dr. Howard
George Patterson
Wattsburg
Archie Hawley
Carl Adams
2. M. Mangus
Frank Cooper
The
Woods
Leonard Hayes
Auger
DeForrest Adams
O. F. Moore
Charles Proctor
Carl Proctor
Beaverdam
Walter Proctor
W. E. Ewer
Oscar Mangus
Sherman
Marshall Ross
Joseph Kelly
Prank Cooper
H. ©. Follett
Library Circulation Shows Sharp Increase
Miss Mary Jon J. Skidmore reports Corry Public Library thrilled by higher circulation in September and October. September totals reach 2,604 volumes with 1,064 adult, 888 juvenile and 652 class books. October rises to 3,525 with 2,000 adult and 1,208 juvenile volumes. Several books overdue cause loss and inconvenience to patrons.
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Corry Publ Me
Mary Jon J. Skidmore
Wbration
Sididmore
Skidmore
Corry Club Hosts November Social Meeting
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held a enjoyable November gathering at Hotel Corry with 34 guests. Mrs. A S Dewey sang with Miss Alice Messenger, readings by Mrs. Frank Graft, two contests won by Mrs. Graft and Mrs. Tuth Whitaker, and a two course salad lunch. The next meeting is set for December 17 a joint social and business session chaired by Miss McCray.
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Corry
Readers Club Meeting Recaps and Society News
The Readers Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. C. F. Cron as hostess. After a brief business session two chapters of Disraeli were read by Mrs. F. M. Rich, followed by a historical sketch of early stage coach and tavern days by Mrs. Ross. On November 26 Mrs. Mary Whittlesey hosts the society. Timber owners are invited to sell second growth white ash timber via H. B. Lyons Co., Union City, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cronin
F. M. Rich
Ross
Mary Whittlesey
H. B. Lyons Co
Union City
Pictures of Wonderlands of America at High School
Charlee J. Buck's tourist party presents Picture Stories of American Wonderlands in color. Pupils view a 30,000 mile joy ride at 1:30 pm in the Senior Ay Auditorium, and 3:30 pm for Junior and Senior Highs, with a public show at 7:00 pm for 25 cents to benefit the High School Athletic Association. Buck displays three trophy trunks. HS orchestra will perform at the evening show. Scenes include Niagara Falls, Grand Canyon, Santa Fe Trail, Mojave Desert, Mt Hood, Salt Lake Temple, and more.
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América
Charlee J. Buck
Ofolock
High School Athletic Association
Buck
Niagara Palls
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Royal Gorge
Ratoon Pass
Mojave Desert
Kansas Plains
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Mt. Hood
Salt Lake City
Mail clerk pleads guilty to theft from mail package
George F. Aberth, 28, of Buffalo, pleaded guilty to stealing $18,000 from a registered mail package while employed as a railway mail clerk. He was sentenced to three years in Atlanta penitentiary.
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Pittsburgh
George F. Aberth
Buffalo
Atlanta
Indian Mounds Remains of Old Iroquois Village
RAND Nov. 20 A report on exploration of Indian mounds found near Sackett begins to surface. University of Pennsylvania and historians studied the site with two archaeologists from Rochester and Philadelphia presenting findings after ten days’ work. They suggest the mound site reveals a Nilledwelling Iroquois village over 800 years old, enclosed by earthen breastworks 1000 feet long and 200 feet wide, with heavy timber and broken fortifications to attest age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Commission of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
University
New York State
Willian Ritchie
University of Rocheser
Vladimir J. Pewkes
Sackett
Jamestown to Get New Depot in Spring Plans
Jamestown officials report Ile Railroad Company plans a new depot in Jamestown early next spring. Robert C. Falconer, vice president and chief engineer, told Councilman Ernest C. Kessler by phone from New York City that the project is under consideration but no new plans have been submitted.
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Jamestown
Ile Railroad Company
Robert C. Falconer
Ernest C. Kessler
New York City
Civ. Council
Kessler
Falconer
Funeral of Mrs Follett
Private funeral services for Mrs. Alice R. Follett were held at the family home at 122 That Avenue Monday afternoon. Rev. H. A. Post read the Episcopal service. Internment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Franke A. Wilcox Milan O. Waller C. B. Doane James H Wright Joseph J. Desmond B. E. Hawkins. Relatives and friends from out of town attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice R. Follett
R. J. Follett
That Avénue
H. A. Post
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Franke A. Wilcox
Milan O. Waller
C. B. Doane
Union City Rum Peddler Held Plea Plea Guilty
Union City reports an individual, Prante Austin, pleaded guilty to two charges of possession and sale of alleged liquor before Justice Howard. He was released on two thousand dollars bond, with Feb term set for court. Officers Mages, Contaple Parker, and Officer Smith conducted a raid on the Austin property at Klimurn wheat, discovering thirteen gallons of intoxicating liquor and cases of beer and wine. Nuatin, previously accused in three positions, was remanded and bail set for county court in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Prante
Nuatin
Jar Six Ikeem Binehy BOC BY On The
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting a local event or notice involving individuals or groups named Ikeem Binehy and BOC BY. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to be a community notice or short report with no clear dates, locations, or outcomes.
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Department OF Streets
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Pictures OF Wonderlands OF America
High School
Iroquois
Erie - Cleveland - Warren - Jamestown Ly
Erie
Cleveland
Cleveland, Ly
Warren and Kane
Findley Lake
Meadville - Conneaut Lake Park
Greenville - Sharon
Youngstown
Akron
West Ridge Transportation Company
Kinmer’s Orchestra
Corry’s Own
REX Theatre
Union City Rum Peddler
Frank Austin
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
Better Service Garage
WM. van Vleet
Hay Aval
Mh Naga
Alan T Oubiia
SAN Bell
Uta
Ikeen Binehy
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