City and County Notices and Events Schedule
Regular City Council meeting this evening. Olden Rule Club dinner at Community church Columbus at 6 30 tonight. Roosevelt Highway Assn meets Friday in Wellsboro with Clyde F Brown presiding. Five percent penalty on 1924 school taxes takes effect tomorrow. Voters may register for November election this Saturday. Highway patrol details posted checking for new red windshield ticker signaling tests passed. State highway officials inspected a new 45 000 highway garage on Glenwood Park avenue. Don Redmen and his orchestra to play at Waldameer next Saturday night. Dr W H Hay of Briercrofte NY guest of Miss Marie Keefe has returned to New York. George H Earle Democratic candidate for governor to be heard on statewide hookup Tuesday at 7 16 pm on WCAM and WLEW. Columbus township voters may register and declare party affiliations Wednesday October 3rd at 8. Industrial employment down in PA in August. payrolls and hours show gains. New Pennsylvania Railroad and Erie System timetables take effect Sunday. Highway patrol cards revoked for 187 drivers in week ending Sept 26. total revocations this year 2807. Past Grand Council No 2 of Pennsylvania to attend Gstohor meeting in Erie city Wednesday evening with supper. Grapes shipments checked for PA grape law compliance. labels must show grade net weight and origin. Novena to St Therese at St Thomas church Wednesday evening. closing services with roses. Stocks dropped more than three points on light trading. AY M C A Leadership Institute to be held at First Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday evening.
Decision on rent payments now awaited
In Erie a grand jury will hear a test case next week over whether the old poor board must honor promises to pay rent to landlords. John and Mary Gambatese claim $1,010.52 for three houses rented to needy residents after alleged promises by former director Harry Wagner. If the jury finds money due, many similar suits may follow.
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ERI
Erie
John and
Mary Gambatese
West 18Th Street
Old Poor Board
Harry Wagner
Gambateses
Almshouse Paid Off by Erie County Officials
Erie county commissioners praised the new poor directors after they paid off the Erie county almshouse mortgage totaling 10 000 dollars. The 1924 loan carried six percent interest, accruing about 6000 dollars in interest, with the mortgage held by Mrs Henry Niemeyer of Elmwood. Controller Harvey M Willis noted the long-delayed payoff ending years of inaction by former boards.
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Erie County
Henry Niemeyer
Elmwood
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
Board of Poor Directors
New Pumper For Youngsville Fire Company
Youngsville celebrates progress on a new pumper fire truck under construction at Buffalo. Twelve volunteers visited Gowanda to inspect a similar model and were impressed by its operation. The Youngsville truck will have larger pumps and is expected to be delivered around October 15.
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Youngsville
Fire Department
Youngsville Fire Company
Buffalo
Gowanda
Judge Dozes in Court as Watch Is Stolen in Houston
Houston Tex. Retired Hempstead judge W. M. Wheeler revisited his old courtroom and dozed off. While he slept, a thief stole his family heirloom watch, a timepiece his father bought in 188d.
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Houston
Tex
W. M. Wheeler
Hempstead
Damages in two bitterly fought suits over Mulhern death
In Erie county court two civiI actions pitting Leon Brown of Corry against Dr. Paul S. Weed of Union City seek 10000 and 25000 dollars for the death of Patrolman James J. Mulhern in a Corry Union City crash two years ago. Subpoenas issued to Corry Union City Wayne Union townships as witnesses. Campaign to hoist heavy insurance involvement and fierce legal teams.
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Leon Brown
Paul S. Weed
Union City
James J. Mulhern
Corry Union City
Erie County
Corry
Wayne
Union Townships
Brown
English
lQuinn
Leemhuis
Taynter
Weed
Brooks
Curtie
Silvia
Sarah Mulhelm
Mulheir
Union City-Corry
Brew Hil
B. Porter
John Manigan
J. J Haight
Paul 8. Weed
Varied Reactions On Roosevelt Address
Reactions split as Roosevelt pledged to curb inflation and pursue labor peace. Critics questioned budget balance and monetary stability while bankers doubted profits and dollar security. The president touted new jobs, greater freedom, and a three way contract to end strikes, seeking peaceful adjustments under mediation.
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Roosevelt
Monthly meeting of First Baptist Church Brotherhood
The Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will meet at the church on Tuesday, October 2. The gathering includes a general cleanup in the afternoon. Members should bring bread, sandwiches and table service. Supper is at 6 o'clock.
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Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Norris Fights For One-House Legislature
United Press reports Senator George W. Norris returns to Nebraska to campaign for a constitutional amendment creating a unicameral legislative assembly. He emphasizes the reform over individual campaigns and plans a statewide tour to push the initiative, hoping to elect fellow progressives and advance government reform.
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Lincoln
la Foliette
Cutting
Shipstead
Nebraska
Norris
Cow Mother of Triplets in Westchester Cow herd
Westchester Pa. Clar ence Jaminson reports his Guarney cow has calved three Guernses, a rare triplet birth drawing less attention than the Dionne quintuplets and Iona quadruplets. The three calves are their first from this cow and are said to be healthy.
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Westchester
Guarney
Clarence Jaminson
Monday Wash Lines Banned in Tiltonville
Tiltonville town council approved an ordinance banning Monday washing lines after Mrs. George Dudash complained the display annoyed residents and blocked traffic in the alleys. The measure targets neighbor washing practices deemed disruptive.
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Tiltonville
George Dudash
Trafic
Plan Week's Revival in Presbyterian Church
Revival meetings led by W W Shannon will be held at First Presbyterian Church October 41 to 2s. Shannon, described as an appealing preacher with extensive Bible knowledge, was educated in Berwick Pa and has held roles in business, politics, and religious work. He has served as evangelist in multiple states and is affiliated with the Meridian Mississippi Presbytery.
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W. W. Shannon
Trish
Berwick
Sermiton Daily News
Sally Bible Institute
Wer
Body recovered in Simcoe Canada near Erie discovery
A body found near Simcoe Canada weeks after being washed ashore in Lake Erie. Identification incomplete. The body lay close to the earlier Schneider case location where another man was found after two weeks in the lake. Parent authorities and officials are reviewing the incident.
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Lake Erie
Erie
Arthur Harps
Port Fhiron
Willian Schneider
Con
Neaut
Simcoe
Can
Schneider
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Olden Rule Club
Gijlumbus
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Clyde F. Brown
Ofp
Samuel S. Lewis
State Highway Department
T. C. Frame
J. Kinney
Glenwood Park Avenue
Dance Lavers
Don Redmen
Radio Orchestra
Waldameer
W. H. Hay
Brierclifte
New York
Marle Keefe
Keefed Johnson Shop
George H. Earle
WCAM
Pittsburga
WLEW
Columbus Township
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie System
State Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Grand
Pesansylvania
Gstohor
Department of Agriculture
St. Therese
Jesus
St. Thomas’ Church
Ow Vable Stock Exchange
Ay.m. C. A. Leadership Institute
First Methods Episcopal Curch
Mulheirn
Keister
United Press
Presbyterian Church
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Otl
Condra Pharmacy
Europe
London
Berlin
Paris
Madrid
Rome
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Philco
Philcos
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Mire High
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