Town Notes On Taxes And Local Happenings Of 1934
A miscellany of city tax discussions, school funding worries, and civic updates. Notes mention potential millage for 1935, taxes and valuations, school building interests, and issues in local government. Also covered are highway association leadership, police activity, and social events with city residents, donors, and local clubs cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Hey
Idm
Inca News
Buffalo
Weilding
Erie
Paul N. Lawson
Cory
Ethel Lawson
Washington, D.C
Clyde F. Brown
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Third Ward
Washington
Fairview
Wagner
Tore
Sedrie A. Mecall
Beavers
Morrie” Chapin
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Fine Progress Is Made With Sparta Road Work
SPARTANSBURG Pa Oct 1 The Mellert Weldner Company of Medina Ohio report good progress on the Sparta road project despite minor delays from weather and machine trouble. Over 1 000 feet poured grading moving swiftly with second bridge abutment due to be poured Tuesday. Local residents and workers and families visited Ohio and western Pennsylvania during the bad spell. The paper notes a light frost in Spartansburg and minimal damage. Community notices include charity drives and church events with births and visits among residents as the long item lists local people and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Mellert-Weldner Company
Medina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lady Marcon Rebekah Lodge
Meadville
Leon Morris Hardware Store
N. Titus
R. Bradsworth
Fbarges
Centervilla
M. Hi
Ehutch
L. Smith
Charles Pénoyer
Gordon Clark
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
James Gordon
Clarks
Babe
Nicely
William Sandburg
Billie
Howard Martin
Webb
Lenora M. Diesen
Wesley Smith's
W. B. Brown
Leonard
Oil City
Ray Coates
John Farrey
Rew
Wither
Willem
Wesley Winans
Eric
Machanit Street
Herbert Lindstrom
Howard
North East
Clem Steadman
Police Raid Uses Tear Gas on Poker Game in Oil City
Oil City police raided a poker game on Sycamore Street at about 3:00 a m Sunday. Seven men failed to appear for hearing. six sentenced to fines for visiting a disorderly house and one for maintaining a disorderly house. Gas forced occupants to surrender after nearly two hours. Cockroaches fled the room as officers described the raid. one officer quipped about using the seven as army recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Sycamore Street
Dow
Weathers
Uncle Sam
Fall on stairs fatal to man in Erie home
Joseph Burnewald, 58, of 51d Wayne Street, died the day after a fall on stairs at his home Sunday night. He had a history of heart disease and fainting spells. Coroner Stroble said no inquest is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townville
Ralph E. Brown
Mrasma King Raven
Lucile
Myra King
Joseph Casey
Hudson
N. Y
Herbert Blakeslee
Harriet Wooster
George Davis
Erie
Clint Smith
Warren
Floyd Dooher
P. J. Dooher
Jesse
Mary
Bvt
Jay
Leo Dooher
Robinson
Tryonville
Charles Scarem
T. P. Kelly
Buffalo
N. Yu Frida
Leo Skiff
Corry
Roy Skiff
Mary Elizabeth
Audrey Skiff
Alan Stewart
Tardeenstaren
Waterford
A. B. Bittles
Christina
Viola Linegar
Hol
Scott
Union City
Wana Halfast
Joseph Burnewald
Wayne Street
Walter G. Stroble
Stiff Terms For Attack On Farmer
Kane October 2 reports severe sentences for an attack on farmer Axel Dion a Kane and Wetmore resident. James McKendrew 28 Kane jailed 6 to 10 years in solitary confinement Western penitentiary. Willian Pox 28 Kane 2 42 to 5 years in solitary confinement. Eugenie Howe 19 Wetmore indeterminate at Morgenza reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Eugenie Howe
Wetmore
Morgenza* Reformatory
NABBED IN GAS STATION HOLDUP
Butler police expected to question James Poole, 28, of 1252 Dickson Street, Pittsburgh, after his arrest for a gasoline station robbery there on August 2. A state police auto pistol was found in his car and he was fined for violating the state fraud act after pleading guilty at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Pittabirsa
James Mrward Poole
Dickson Street
Pittsburgh
Poole
Hf. Wilson
Oil City National Bank Reopens After Banking Holiday
Oil City National Bank resumed operations Monday after the March 1 1922 holiday. A crowd filled the lobby within minutes, with many customers moving to savings and receiving windows as greetings from local banks and firms arrived. Deputy U S Marshal John Dempsey of Pittsburgh attended briefly before leaving for Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City National Bank
OL City
Savings Department
Marshal John Dempsey
Pittsburgh
City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Counc
Court of Tax, Revision and Appeals
Frederick H. Pringe
Boston
Cer
Nove
HyVis
Russell
California
Carl ‘Finchs
Ovn Club
Wailer
Erie County Court
Down
Titusville
Sarah Mulherin
Detroit
St. Louis
Delade
NBC
Ima
Charles Getzner
Kendall
Syith
Sparta
R. B. Wadsworth
Edta Keit
IP Nou
Hose
Serer
Nou Gisaut
Spea
Mnez
By Paul Robinson
Wureres
Dairies
Model Dairy CO
OIL City Bank
Mar
John
Citizens Bank
Federal Reserve System
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Phong
John Yaratel
B.D
Building and Contracting
Imer McElroy
West
Washington Street
W. Stobl
Care Journal
Spring Creek
R. D
R. H. Keller
Pasata
Jom Gilpin
Wigl
Curtis, Jeweler
South Center Street
Awoue
West Wayne Street
Bob Keppel
East Main Street
J. B. Pateson
Parc Mace
East Street
Rizbeth E. Ranney
Tegat Nota
Noticr
Columbus Township
Warren County
N.E. Dodd
Harvey Cowles