Recitals by Russian Virtuoso Planned for Erie Students
Evie Dave Rubino a noted violinist from Russia will give a school recital series in Erie on Thursday October 17 and a preview concert October 24 with pianist Makofka Alexander, per Ed Fruntelin of the Brett Brith Godge. The event targets schoolchildren during a longtime hobby of the artist.
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Erie
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Gruide
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Polly's Kitchen Special Fish Dinner and Community Notices
Special fish dinner at Polly's Kitchen 24 East Church Street. Amici Bible Class meets Friday October 11 at 7 o clock at Mrs H Gilson Route 3. Transportation calls to Mrs V Meglintoak 36 395. Painter Eric Albrecht burned by fire at 127 West 1th Street and treated at Hamet Hospital. Fire blamed on a lighted cigarette. Rex and George Simpson install 250 lockers for perishable foods in Hi building East Main Street. opening planned November 15. Ye Olde Book Shoppe hours 930 1130 2000 530 1930 3t10. Collision on Route 62 involving Levisa Wood and David Broadman. minor injuries. See window sale chairs 49. Oil City woman injured in East Second Street crash. Betty Nai Ble sustained multiple injuries. husband also injured. Beginning October 14 union barber shops close 530 weekdays and 700 Saturdays.
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State Plans for Snow Removal in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania highway department outlines a record 35,886,160 budget to clear over 40 000 miles of roads this winter. About 2 000 to 3 000 plows and 250 power graders will operate, with 10 new rotary snow plows joining 22 older units. Hundreds of trucks will get W type plows with hydraulic wings. 19 000 feet of fence remains unavailable. Snow removal mileage rises 10 percent from last year due to expanded county road work. Taxpayers faced 1 007,528 in costs for the prior season.
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Mrs Randall Convicted on Accessory Charges in Slaying
TUNKHANNOCK Pa Oct 10 A jury of 12 convicts Mrs Randall of accessory charges in the slaying of a person identified as Prov efice Handall The verdict came at 9 48 pm and was reported to Wyoming county court five hours later The nursemanor charge carries a maximum penalty of 2000 fine and two years imprisonment.
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