County to Begin Monthly Inspections of Facilities
Erie officials led by Commissioner Chairman William O Hill Jr plan monthly tours of all county owned and operated facilities after a tour of six sites including the health department office which they called deplorable and disgusting The pair said the inspections aim to improve working relations and monitor needed improvements while noting no drastic needs beyond a recommendation to add three small offices in the Institution District basement
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Erie
William O. Hill Jr
Hill
Louis J. Reymiek
Health Department
Department
Raymek
Fred W. Lamberton
Institution District
Erie election officials face court cases in some wards
Discussion of last election in Erie notes court cases involving election officials and no such cases in Corry. Rzymek urges reporting vote totals to courthouse by midnight and asks parties to help handicapped and elderly voters cast ballots early to avoid crowds after 5 p m. Other notes include 147 voting districts, party ballot placement, single candidate vote protection, larger ballot print, three watcher certificates, limited election-night spectators, and paid workers at the treasurer’s office.
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Erie
Corry
Rzymek
Republican Party
Thomas Barber
County Election Board
Local supervisor race reshaped as Beckerink secures GOP renomination
The November contest shifts after Ed ward Beckerink defeats Joseph Lepkoski in the Republican primaries. Lepkoski withdraws and Oliver Whitney plans to run on the Independent ticket. In Cutting, social and family notices fill a page with visits, birthdays, and weddings, including Kathleen Kopta and Jerry Lee Sweet wed at Edwards Chapel EUB Church.
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Joseph Lepkoski
Edward Beckerink
North Clymer
Mark Rhodes
Sibley Wright
Meadville
Lyle Marrow
Gerald Hulett
Robert Hulett
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
George Gravis
Wesleyville
Alice Camp
Chapman’s Dam
Amos van Barden
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Myron Wallace
Orpha Hapgood
Dunkirk
Myra Cherry
Hi Neighbor Club
Raymond Ohmer
Lillian Pierce
Clymer
E. K. Storer
David Fassett
Little Rock
Calif
Arthur
Buddy) Fassett
Passetts
Fredonia
Loren Upperman
Ward
Velma Simmelink
Clifford Aikens
Cutting
Max Bemis
Larry Shampoe
Jerry Redlecks
Cedarville College
Mary Pettengil
Migs
Virginia Luke
North Hast
Pearl Bei
Pettingil
Luke
Greeley Thompson
South Dayton
Dave Motherwell and
Cutting School
Dave Motherwell
Fred Brooks
Youngsville
Clifford Aikens Sr
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
David Albright
Love Albright
Kathleen, Kopta
Jerry Lee Sweet
Edwards Chapel
Eub Church
Mark's Corners
Roger Wenn
William Weaver
Jamestown
Leslie Kopta Jr
Marjorie
Clarise
Harold Bromley
Mae Sweet
Howard Beckerink
Clymer Hill
Donald Willey
Pearl Willey
North East
George Morton
Bear Lake
Cecil Humphrey
Celia Nakoski
Schnectady
N. Y
Theodore Nakoski
New Paltz
Joseph Nakoski
Edward Prugar
Celia
Joseph
Paroled Valedictorian From Wyoming High School Class
Scherer, 40, of Lead, Wyoming, named valedictorian of his class at the State Penitentiary high school, received a graduation present yesterday. The Wyoming Board of Pardons and Parole granted him parole after a life sentence for a habitual criminal was reduced to 50 years.
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Mawlins
Wyo
Mond Scherer
Wyoming Board of Pardons and Parole
State Penitentiary High School
Scherer
Lead
Journal Subscription Ad Encourages Readers
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to The Journal, highlighting easy access to daily news and ongoing updates for local readers. The note reinforces the value of regular delivery and engagement with current events through the newspaper.
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Journal
Area Man Cuts Off Fingers To Free Them From Oil Rig
A Franklin man, Alan Pedley of RD 2, injured when his hand became stuck in a mast while raising aWell pulling rig near Franklin. He cut off two fingers to free himself and was taken to Franklin Hospital. His seven year old son Charles alerted neighbors and fire department help arrived with a ladder. Pedley’s injured hand may have one finger salvaged.
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Franklin
Alan Pedley
Franklin Hospital
Pedrey
Chiles
Charles
Hanna
Sandycreek
Pedley
Lee Anderson
Klin
Titusville UC Plant Strike Involves Cyclops Steel
About 4 000 United Steelworkers struck Cyclops Steel Corp plants at Titusville Bridgeville and Pittsburgh after midnight. Negotiations in Pittsburgh failed to yield immediate talks, with union seeking a settlement akin to a broader steel industry deal granting wage and benefits gains over a five month period.
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Vitusville
Win
Univer
Cyclops Steel Corp
Titunville
Bridgeville
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Heer
Reporet
Cyclops
Marth Avi
Rule murder in New Wilmington death case
Death of Clair Heckathorn of New Wilmington filed as murder. Coroner John Mohney of Mercer County reported the farmer was shot twice in the head with a .22 caliber weapon.
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Wilmington
Clair Heckathorn
New Wilmington
John Mohney
Mercer County
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Carrig’s Footwear Corry
Ottoni
Evans
Titusville
Rossin
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