New Auto Tags Carrying Out Black Motif
United Press reports 1984 U S license plates will favor black and white or black and yellow schemes. States vary colors, with several adopting white figures on black, others black on yellow, and additional two tone combos. Some plates will feature special markings such as Tercentenary, pelicans, state outlines, or county names.
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Countywide reassessment seen near 128 million total
The county prepares its triennial property assessment, projected at about 128 million dollars, roughly unchanged from last year. City wards show minor shifts with increases in some areas and declines in others, while commissioners may order re assessments to align with current values. Completion is due by month’s end with city appeals in September.
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Brie
Court House
Totel
Urohn Pakorski
Cps Yeuunion
Pokorski
Color-coded state name list with contrasting schemes
A garbled sequence lists states paired with color schemes in inconsistent spellings and punctuation. It appears as a catalog of state names followed by color pairings such as white on blue and orange on black, with numerous typos.
Meeting of Mentor Club
Monday evening the Mentor Club met at Mrs A Griswold’s Maple avenue home with sixteen members present. A paper read by Murs Mac Carmike on Same Pannouls Business Women was discussed and a social hour followed. Mrs Griswold served a repast. On December 1h the club will be entertained at Mrs A G Rees’s East Main street home.
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Ingruienuuer
Cliub
A. &. Griswold
Maple Avenue
Murs
Mac Carmike
Pannouls
Ms. Griswold
A. G Rees
East Main Street
Snow blocks county blacktop roads halting through routes
In the two week winter weather many blacktop roads across the county are snow blocked. Highway head T S Schmitt explains through routes are not on the regular snow removal program and funds are unavailable. Relief labor has previously been used and may be considered for keeping main routes open. A hunting trip near Russell City was noted for Dr Merle Amy and Ralph Boyle Jett.
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Mi —Avenuon
Highway Department
T. S. Schmitt
Schmitt
Warren Borough
Merle Amy
Ralph Boyle Jett
Russell City
Oil City Youth Dies From Accidental Hunting Wound
Oil City November 4 The first hunting fatality of the season records 17 year old William Biery of 327 Linden avenue dying after a gunshot wound sustained Saturday near the old stone quarry along the Allegheny River. The right leg was mangled and amputation followed. he died Monday morning at Oil City Hospital after being inCritical condition. The accident occurred Armistice Day when he slipped and the gun discharged after striking a rock, the hammer striking the rock and firing the single barrel 470.
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Oil City
William Biery
Linden Avenue
Allegheny River
Rockmere
Biery
Bisry
Emmanuel Church Choir Plans Winter Activities
Emmanuel Church choir opens winter season with first practice Friday evening at 7 30. Mrs Rafter urges former members and interested individuals to attend as the group plans musical and social events throughout the winter with weekly gatherings each Friday.
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Emmanuel Choir
Burglars Active at Ease Over Week-End
Erin November 21 six offices in two buildings were burglarized by professional safe burglars over the weekend. cash and securities totaling more than 1000 were taken. five offices were in Palace Hardware building at 13 918 State Street and Commerce bids at 12th and State Streets had City Loan office. losses included cash, stamps, city and county scrip, and insurance covered losses. Securities values varied with undetermined totals for some items.
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Erin
Palace Hardware
State Street
Commerce
State Streets
City Loan
Walter L. Blossom
Craig and Blazs
Robin
Lincoln Company
Fidelity Budget Corporation
Dinner bridge and district plans mark Corry club gathering
The Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club held a dinner-bridge at the home of Miss Missey Lona and Hazel Meriter on Center Street with 20 members. They voted to entertain district No. 1 in early February when Miss Dorothy Heneker will visit. A business meeting named committees for event planning. Prizes were awarded to Thelma King and Mrs. S. B. Skinner Jr. A mirror prize supported the Scholarship Fund. December meeting to be hosted by Miss Wilma Rich. A separate note reports Ridgway-Willum Kine son, struck by a Dodge driven by Frank Roe, sustaining minor injuries but able to attend school next day.
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Corry
Switzerland
Dstrict
Florence Lindquist
Alice Freno
Hthe McCray
Mildred Denton
Myra ‘Thomas
Misa
Thelma King
S.8. Skinner, Jr
M. Leo Mulderick
Lana Merker
Dorothy Hammond
Zelma Mulderick
Eld
Wilma Rich
West South Street
Lillian Murray
Ine Fitch
Ridgway
Willum Kine
Wo. H. Kline
Bed Jack Road
Frank G -Roe
Niagara Palls
N.Y
Roe
New C D A Officers to Be Installed at Meeting
Installation of officers of Court Convention No 85 Catholic Daughters of America to be held Wednesday evening at 6 20. Miss Frances Maher state regent Kane and Miss Mabel Schell district deputy Mearlyile will attend to install the members.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Frances Maher
Kane
Mise Mabel Schell
Mearlyile
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Yale
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Mystic Wm. A. Rogers Ltd
Staintesa Steel
Community Gordan
Wm. A. Rogers International
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Gorham
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Cain
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