Weather and civic notices amid busy Erie region
Snappy temperatures forecast with a Golden Rule Day gale on Wednesday. Board of Education meeting tonight. One month to Christmas and a Golden anniversary dancing party. Stanford Hose Company gathering Wednesday evening. October auto sales totaled 275 021 vehicles from 122 manufacturers with 114 609 passenger cars and 60 412 trucks. Rex screens Live My Life starring Joan Crawford. Erie political notices include Sterrett contending for Hirst Ward alderman in January. Bar association dinner planned for December 8 at the Grille club with program committee chaired by Spoord. Walter Peake assisting. Brie dealers auto show closes as Rainbow Gardenia Waldameer hosts awards. Tuunville to open an auto show at Jones-Coates parade on Thanksgiving afternoon. Union City opposed liquor store site near churches and schools. complaint to state liquor board filed. Health fund drive ticket winners announced. junior high students lead in sales. Red Cross campaign in schools today and tomorrow. Liquor opponents decry state-controlled stores. State payroll changes show 24 appointments and 9 dismissals, 17 in property and supplies. Eva Brady and Mary Jackson returned home after auto crash injuries. hospitalization details noted. Junior High P T A appeals for used clothing drive. donations welcomed via George Kinley Wright Street. CCC workers to eat 28 oz turkey plus sides on Thanksgiving. menu includes oysters, cranberries, potatoes, peas, pies, beverages, cigars for after-dinner.
Legion guards at RR crossing after fatal Wellsville crash
In Wellsville on Friday a crash killed three people and injured a two year old. Legion watchmen vow to stay at crossings until Erie Railroad hires its own guards. The dead include Dorothy Bliven and Viola Mason. Lavern Mason, Lloyd Mason, and Lavern Bliven Jr. are among the injured and affected families.
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Chamber of Commerce Opposes New Deal Trends in Referenda
The Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce reports near unanimous opposition to federal overreach and spending in four referenda on New Deal policy. Ernest J. Poole says votes show 98 percent against federal jurisdiction into state matters, 99.8 percent against unchecked spending, 89.8 percent against government competition with private enterprise, and 84 percent against broad federal authority without clear limits.
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Drivers urged to take care after near miss in Kane area
Kane officials urged extreme driving caution after an accident near Kane Country Club in which a buck jumped in front of a car, narrowly missing injury to two people. Four deer were killed on nearby highways Friday, Deputy Warden E B Emmons said. Clair Peters, 28, of Stoneboro, learned he had a spot on Major Bowes amateur program but was bumped from air due to arrangements. His car wrecked on the way home near the Country Club at 8 o'clock.
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No inquest into death of youth Ehrensberger
No inquest will be held into the death of Henry Ehrensberger of St Marys who was killed Thursday night when his car struck a yard engine near Elk County General. Three injured youths Charles Weichman Edward Auman and Gilbert Secker remain hospitalized with improving conditions. College trains greeters Pullman Wash discussion notes a four year hotel management course at Washington State College this term.
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Pullman, Wash
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Bucks Crash Sends Machine Towed to Franklin
A vehicle collision left the views, radiator and lights caved in as the Bucks were struck broadside. The damaged machine was towed to Franklin for evaluation and repairs.
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