Erie County Plans for 1931 Tax Levy and Expenses
Erie County faces a 1931 tax levy around 1.5 million dollars with debate over seven mills sufficiency. Officials note expected debt and rising assessments, while economists urge strict economy to cover general expenses and added costs such as gate machines and office upgrades. County Commissioner Davis warns against unnecessary increases amid lingering fiscal pressures.
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Riel
Mt. Wits
Willis
Joseph
Charles R. Davis
H. Howell
York
Sunday Radio Highlights of Five Best Entertainment
A 1930 United Press listing outlines weekly radio offerings: 8:00 p m Inna Jetticke on WNB G network, 9:90 p m Tone pictures on WABC and CBS, 10:30 p m Around the Samovar on WIZ NBC, 11 p m Shimtber hour, and 11 p m Russian cathedral choir on WEAT NBC.
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United Press
Winbg
WABC
CBS
WIZ
NBC
WEAT
Masonic Party Draws Throngs For Third Dance Night
Masonic Hill hosted a large gathering last evening as the Masonic Entertainment Committee staged the third party of the series. Fifty five couples attended including many college students and visitors. Joseph Shertick's orchestra played from 8:30 to 1 with refreshments at 11:30. Committee members were Lloyd Stow Harold Brown and Ralph Fogie. A New Year’s dance to follow was announced for members and friends.
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Masonic Hill
Masonic Entertainment Committee
Joseph Shertick
Lloyd Stow Harold Brown
Ralph Fogie
Danuwry
Funeral services for James McElroy
Funeral services for James McElroy were held Friday at 2 p.m. at his home 311 Euclid street with Rev. Frank A Wimner officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with pallbearers Merle Kolstee Q J Wynn Arthur Fitch L T McElroy Albert McElroy and Clarence W Wills. Attending out of town were Mr and Mrs Frank Kolstee H Kolstee and Mrs Addie Simmerlink of Clypier Mr and Mrs Avery and others from Greenville and Me.
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Frank A. Wimner
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. MiElroy
Euclid Street
Pine Grove
Merle Kolstee
Q. J Wynn
Arthur Fitch
L. T. McElroy
Albert McElroy
Clarence W. Wills
Any
Frank Kolstee
H. Kolstee
Addie Simmerlink
Clypier
Mysic Avery
Shiiroi
Gerald B
Kystie and Daughters
Virginia
Myrtl* iKysar
Greenville
Rehearsals for Rex Follies Advance in Erie and Corry
Rehearsals for the Rex Wollies to be held at the Rex Theatre on Thursday Friday and Sunday of next week progress under director Joseph Gallagher. The show opens with a Lady Minstrels and will feature all female performers in blackface roles with songs from popular numbers. The second act is a musical comedy The Least Amateur Rehearsal about a home director’s onstage anxieties, written by Gallagher.
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Rex Theatre
Joseph Gallagher
Erie
Corry
Side of
Heaven
Monterey
Emily Brown
Joseph Gal- Jingher
Chesterfield's path to mildness in cigarettes
The ad argues that reaching a goal requires singleness of purpose. Chesterfield claims to follow a straight course to the one essential quality in a cigarette, milder and better taste. It emphasizes natural mildness from tobaccos free of harshness or bitterness.
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Chesterfield
Noted Lecturer to Visit City Tuesday
Dr. Guy Morse Bingham, noted lecturer and criminology expert, will address Corry on December 2 under the Rotary Club. He will speak to high school students on youth and future roles, then to the Senior class on vocational, moral, and social issues, and to Rotary members on The Challenge of Youth.
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Guy Morse Bingham
Corry
Rotary Club
de Bingham
Bingham
Harvard University
United States
Canada
America
The
Pi Gam
Corry Visit Details From Mr Gallagher and Local Residents
Mr Gallagher the director arrived in Corry last evening and is registered at the Hotel Corry. He will remain until after the last performance Saturday night. Mrs H James and daughter Helen visited with Mr and Mrs J Wright and left this afternoon for Dunkirk.
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Mr. Gallagher
Corry
Eric
H. James
Helen
J. Wright
Dunkirk
Auto Crash Victim In Serious Condition
Elwin Henton remains in serious condition at Corry hospital after the November 11 automobile crash. Doctors report no significant change in his condition and fear about possible internal injuries.
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Elwin Henton
Corry Hospital
Public urged to cooperate in early Christmas mailing
Post office officials call for early shopping and mailing to prevent holiday congestion. With mail volume doubling during the season, the Tocaforce emphasizes organized service and delivery before Christmas Day. Citizens are asked to mail cards, presents, and letters at least a week to ten days ahead.
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Bentley
Tocaforce
Post Office
Probe Fire Destroys Hunting Camp in Glade Township
Warren officials opened an investigation into a fire that leveled the hunting camp of the Howard Tree Experts Company on Dutch Rum Road in Glade Township. The blaze likely occurred Wednesday night and authorities sought to determine if any lives were lost. Bob Weakley, owner, said insurance only partly covers the loss and the lodge will be rebuilt immediately.
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Warren
Consy Vicials
Howard Tree Experts Company
Glade
Canada
Bob Weakley
Oymer
Erie Officers Face Dismissal Over Drunkenness
Two Erie patrolmen Jamey O Dowd and James Yaple faced dismissal on drunkenness charges. Inspector Roy Mong said a hearing was scheduled in Mayor Joseph C Williams office with possible public council review. O Dowd, a 16 year veteran, allegedly harassed Mong and spoke harshly to the chief.
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Erie
Jamey O'Dowd
James Yaple
Roy Mong
West Gice
Joseph C. Williams
O'Dowd
Mong
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Erie County
Think County
Masonic Party
James McElroy
Partners In
National Bank of Corry
Cial Development of
the National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Reserve System
I Liccett & Myzxs Tobacco Co
Ima Pu Fraternity
Morse Bingham
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