Four days to register at the court house in Erie
City treasurer Irene Mullen reported September balances to City Council showing start 1875.93, receipts 38884, disbursements 5114.82, closing 1042.24. A Meehan car on Vine Street was damaged by a Wireh Baking Co truck. settlement reached. Pavement work on South Street speeds up with WPA crews, East and West Pleasant Street to follow. Yom Kippur to begin tonight with Jewish owners closed and observant fasting 24 hours. Oil production decline to 3,287,960 barrels for week ending Oct 21. emergency tax collections for September total 2,658,109. Voter registration reminder: no tax receipts needed for Nov 8 election. Several local government updates including rental of space for city equipment and bingo legality ruling.
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Irene Mullen
L. EB. Meehan
Vine Street
Heavy vote predicted as registration swells citywide
Oct. 4. With final week of registration under way, the city and county expect a record number of citizens eligible to vote on November 8. The county plans evening hours and Saturday openings to accommodate unregistered residents as party workers push to swell rolls. Attorney Samuel Roberts urges all citizens to vote. party leaders acknowledge shifts in registration but cannot confirm which party leads. Former Rideway Dynamo official Thomas Hall, 70, Cornell graduate and football player, dies in Harrisburg.
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Court House
County Registration Commission
Commbas
Thomas W. Flatley
Scott Way
Platley
Way
Flatley
Helen M. Seklaroff
Wlton H. Blair
Thomas Hall
Rideway Dynamo & Engine Company
Hilcott Company
Harrisburg
Hall
Cornell University
Glenn Pop Warner
Témuple University
Erie plans five year fire department replacement program
Erie announces a five year plan costing 190000 for fire department equipment upgrades. Safety Director Martin Fire Chief Leonard and Assistant Chief Scully said the move aims to modernize aging pumps and ladder trucks. Budget proposals to city council in December will seek two pumpers and one additional hook and ladder truck to avoid breakdowns risking a major fire.
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Erie
Joseph C. Martin
Martin
Michael J. Leonard
Lawrence Scully
T Othier
Gauneil
Tulig
Paracase
Council
Man Strikes Patrolman With Bottle and Is Sentenced
Campbell of 316 Maple Street was sentenced to 20 days in county jail on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Arrested for intoxication Saturday night he struck Patrolman C G Kelts on the head with a beer bottle. officers used clubs to subdue him. Campbell caused a gash on his right hand and minor lacerations, was placed in a cell by a local physician, and arraigned before Burgess West before transfer to Smethport.
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Wiward A. Campbell
Maple Streps
Wnty
Campbell
C. G. Kelts
Kane
Burgess
W West
Smethport
Consider lowering tax exemption rate continued from page one
A tax policy note argues lowering exemptions could boost taxable returns. It cites 1935 data with 2 087 736 filers and estimates, if single exemptions drop to 500, married to 4000 and dependents to 200, total returns rise to about 400 000. Additional yield could range from 200 million to 400 million dollars. In a separate item, Montreal reports 85 year old Joseph Cote fined ten dollars for driving a horse while intoxicated.
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Pes Itty
Young Dems of Corry Attend Brir Convention Delegates Named
Young Democratic clubs of the city and county met Saturday night and elected delegates to the Young Democrats of Corry convention Tuesday night in the Moose Club where dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The Third Ward club is represented by Miss Helen Leary Frank Grande and Willian Cleary with Miss Jeanne Gallagher as alternate. Second Ward club includes Maurles Coughlin Thomas Mizanowaki and Ken Thompson with alternates Sherman Hickey Jr Leo Burkell and Mayme Kuehl. Corry club delegates Mr and Mrs Fred Kinley and James Keppel. Fourth Ward Bre club includes Dart Collins Mrs Glen Taylor and Prosper Connelly. Union City club lists Perry Cox Paul Shreve and Pranje Chandriek. James Berry is the Fairview club delegate Ruth Blair represents the Girard club.
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Moose Club
Third Ward
Helen Leary
Frank Grande
Willan Cleary
Mins
Jeanne Gallagher
Second Ward
Maurles Coughlin
Thomas Mizanowaki
Ken Thompson
Sherman Hickey, Jr
Leo Burkell
Mayme Kuehl
Corry
Fred Kinley
James Keppel
Fourth Ward
Bre
Dart Collins
Glen Taylor
Prosper Connelly
Union City Club
Perry Cox
Paul Shreve
Pranje Chandriek
James Berry
Fairview Club
Ruth Blair
Girard Club
Four Couples Granted Divorces in Birfe County Court
In Birfe County Court Judge Miles B. Kitts granted four divorces on Monday for cruelty. Names include Margaret Gredier of 421 E 18th Street suing Aloysius Gridjer, Kenneth G Arrowsmith of 1417 Stat Street suing Marjorie Arrowsmith, Frances May Ingram of W Springfield suing Robert Ingram, and Lois Whipple of 612 Reed Street suing Marlon Whipple.
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Birfe County Court
Miles B. Kitts
Margaret
Gredier
18Th Street
Aloysius
Jer
Kenneth G. Arrowsmith
Stat Street
Marjore Arrowsmith
Prances May Ingram
W. Springfield
Robert Ingram
Conneault
Lois Whipple
Reed Street
Marlon Whipple
Corry
Head Hunters In Papua Gulf Motive Noted
A report from the lieutenant governor of Papua notes that head hunters seek to please girls, who prefer men who have shown their ability to bring in a human head. The piece portrays local customs and social incentives surrounding headhunting practices.
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Wain Ganberra
Papua
Labi
Waterfors Club Members Forefront Albion Elu Members
Oon Cross Mra Arlowene Johnston and Ralph Morris of the Waterfors club, Howard Hewitt Charles Davis and Harald Davis of the Albion elu.
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Oon Cross
Mra
Arlowene Johnston
Ralph Morris
Waterfors Club
Howard Hewitt
Charles Davis
Harald Davis
Albion Elu
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