Paracraft Prota Aquatic Angler Tops Week
Kares Skinner of Hast Wayne Biteet, nicknamed champion musky angler, landed a 12 1 2 pounder at Thautenqua Sunday. Five per cent school tax rise takes effect. Erie diocese clergy gather for annual conference at St Pauls Cathedral. Associated Gas and Electric reports electric output up 97 percent week over year, gas output down 3.8 percent. A small car fire on East Main Street caused minor damage. a motorist extinguisher aided. Olin Moore earns berry grower honors as fresh berries supply continues through late summer into fall. The Journal notes Legionnaires attending a V. F. rally and mentions changing fall weather. Primary withdrawal deadlines and legal formalities are outlined. October safety poster campaign to display glares of headlights. City Council to discuss sidewalk grade and damages near Shady Ave and East Main. Grove Street improvement nears completion. City treasury shows a balance of 1849 74. Keppel home on More airst progresses with landscaping. William J. Keller reappointed Knights of Columbus officer. Infantile paralysis treatments and Meadville windfall checks noted. Schools remain closed and plans for local clinic and festival outlined.
Hear Complaints On City Assessment October 25 26
Citizens crowded the city hall Monday to pay school taxes before penalties took effect as officials prepared to hear complaints on the city assessment. Former Corry coach Searie McCall wins Democratic nomination for Supervisor amid town caucus in Willcott Community Building. long list of nominees announced including city clerk and highway superintendent.
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Joan A. Edstrom
Sedric McCall
Falconer
Jewish Feast of Sukkoth Opens in October Observances
The Feast of Tabernacles begins Wednesday evening October 4 and runs eight days with holy days on the first and last days. Orthodox celebrations include palm branches myrtle willow and fruits brought to the house of God, reflecting gratitude and harvest reverence tied to Thanksgiving origins.
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Tabernacles
Wil
Israel
Steady Taxpayer Rush For 33 Settlement Taxes
Thousands of dollars in 1982 taxes were paid into Collector George H. Gordon on Monday, the final day before penalty. A five percent penalty was added to school taxes this morning. A steady stream of taxpayers filed in from early morning until last night, with Gordon calling it one of the heaviest last minute settlements he has seen. The city allows quarterly installments on Oct 2, Dec 1, Feb 1, and Apr 2 without penalty, though delinquent installments incur higher penalties. Total collection figures were not available at press time, but were expected to top last year's for the date.
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George H. Gordon
Gordon
Journal
Board of Education
Car Crash Victim Charles Crowley In Critical Condition
Reports from Union City Hospital indicate Charles Crowley remains in critical condition after an early Sunday automobile crash east of Union City. Crowley has a broken back a fractured left leg and ribs and additional bruises. He was riding with L B Post who suffered a broken shoulder and cuts but is not seriously hurt as the car overturned on the Crowley farm driveway.
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Union City Hospital
Charles Crowley
Crowley
L. B. Post
Union City
Post
Driver Held After Accident Near City
Andrew Labowski of RD 2 faced charges of operating an automobile while intoxicated after a Sunday afternoon crash at a bridge over French Creek near Concord, five miles west of Corry. Passenger Morian Shelat, 46, was injured but survived. Labowski pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was held for grand jury action. Corporal Sousac and Private Blight of the highway patrol investigated.
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Andrew Labowski
B. Porter
Ball
Pond
Labowsii
French Creek
Concord
Corry
Pinchol Road
Mlorian Shelat
Labowski
Whion
MH Temovac
Ouszy Hospital
Shelat
Sousac
Blight
Highway Patrol
Hrie
Life term for Mrs Willian Chessen in Edwardsville kidnap case
Mrs Willian Chessen, one of the s1 persons convicted by a jury in Edwardsville Ul for the kidnapping of August Luer, a 77 year old banker, is snapped leaving the courtroom after a life imprisonment sentence was imposed on her. Two men involved also received life terms, and Charles Chessen, husband of Mrs Chessen, was sentenced to nine five year term.
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Willian Chessen
Edwardsville
August Luer
Charles Chessen
Chessey
State WCTU Convention to Convene in Norristown
The State convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Norristown, Pa, Oct. 5-9 with the slogan The New Crusade. Sylvia Ripley Bemis, Erie county president and state promoter of The Union Signal, will speak, joined by Gertrude Wandling, Nellie Meel ey, and Jessie Gifford. county institutes follow across the county, starting with Cascade M. B. Church event Oct. 18.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Norristown
New Crusade
Erie County
Sylvia Ripley Bemis
Naonal
Union
Gertrude Wandling
Nellie Meeley
Young People's Branch
Jessie Gifford
Frances Willard
Erle
Benis
Arst County Institute
Cascade M. B
Frigay
Lillian Stevens Union
Sylvia Ripley Bentis
Muriel Ryan
Corty
Lindberghs Reach Norway From Oslo
Col and Mrs Gharies A Lindberen arrived at 3 p m in their set plane after a two hour forty minute flight from Oslo. They intend to remain here only one day.
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United Press
Stavanger
Norway
Gharies A. Lindberen
Oslo
City council fixes dates for tax revision court
City Council set October 25 and 26 as the court of tax revision and appeal dates for the triennial assessment just completed. Notices will go to property owners about a week before the proceedings. This year’s valuation reductions are sweeping with total city-wide cuts expected above 8 percent.
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Te City
Court of Tax Revision
Eit
Court of Tax Révision
Mystery Fragments From Local Page Hint At Names
Scrambled OCR text mentions a hotel, a bell boy, a band, a chair, and a man named Walters with a machine and a mobile device. The readable bits imply a brief incident or scene rather than a full report, leaving unclear sequence and identities.
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Pitsbi Ing Bandis
Allen
Joseph
Walters
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Olin Moore
Carton Hill
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William J. Keller
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Colgate: University
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