Election Proclamation for Erie County General Election 1926
Garfield Sterrett high Sheriff of Erie County Pa issues proclamation announcing the general election to be held on November 2 1926. It explains ballot procedures including straight party voting cross marks and space for write-in candidates and rules for voting for multiple candidates where applicable.
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Garfield Sterrett
Erie
Act of Assembly
Erte
County of Erie
Erie Pa
Polling Places In The City Listed By Ward And Street
A detailed listing of polling locations across wards and townships with specific street corners schools houses and halls. It enumerates multiple districts within Erie and surrounding townships including Wayne School N W Corner 6th and Holland Streets and East Lake Road Casselman Apartments 1172 East Lake Road among many others.
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Erle
Wayne School
East ‘Avenue
N. W
Holland Streets
German Street
Wallace Streets
U. S
French
S. W
Voting House
Milcott Street
Payne Avenue
East Lake Road
Casselman
Wallace Street
Eighth
14Th
South Side
10Th
P. RR
Wallace
N.H
11Th
Garman Streets
12Th
Wayne Streets
East 18Th Street
Buffalo Road
State
Iat Street
East 21St Street
Holland Street
26Th
Parade Streets
Peach Street
Perry Street
Downing Farm
Albion Boro
Town Hall
Amity Township
Concord
Conneaut Township
Vollig
4 Corners
Albion
Conneaut
Weat
Corry
East South Street
Star
North Center Street
Ford
Center
Town Hat
Fairview Borough
Odd Fellows
Franklin Township
Girard Township
Prank Ward
Lake Road
Lake Street
South Disttrict
Chibertson Hitl
Girardborough
Green ‘Township
Miller Bros. Harness Shop
Green Township
Grange Hall
Greenfield ‘Township
Harborcreek
First Column Mark a Cross In This Column
Election notice from Erie Pennsylvania 1926 lists polling places in multiple townships and boroughs including Springfield Township Wall Union City Borough Venango Wattsburg Wayna Waterford Wesleyville and East West districts. It states polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time and names THOS GARFIELD STERRETT as High Sheriff who provides the notice along with constitutional restrictions for election officers.
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Springfield
Townsdall
Uston
Town Wall
Union City Borough
Boutwells
South Main Street
Old City
Venango
Wattsburg
Chaplin
Wayna Township
Corry City
Waterford
Washington Township
Wesleyville
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GOD Save the Commonwealth
Sassafras Street
Elk's
8Th
Chestnut Streets
Myrtle Street
Central High School
Cascade Street
West 17Th Street
West 10Th Street
N. W. Corner
Ottawa Drive
Lincoln
West 20Th Street
Hile—Pirst
West Fourth Street
Court House
Short Street
Sassafras and
Myrtle Streets
W. 4Th Street
Cherry Street
West 6Th Street
Lincoln Avenue
Washington School
1St
Sassafras Streets
Plum Street
Maple Street
Irving School
Plum Streets
Perry School
Cascade Streets
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Millereete
Belle Valley
Millcreek
Kearsarge
Millcreek Township
Grange Iall
Eaglehurst
North East
North East Borough
Fuller Hose House
North Girard Boro
Platea Borough
Orient Hall
Summit Township
Tuller
Wicks
Minnie B. McGraw
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Thomas Garfield Sterratt
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