Man Beaten by Two Thugs in Erie Homeyard
Erin Oct 25 John Burghart BB was savagely beaten by two masked men in his backyard on East 18th street. They robbed him of 8.40 dollars, struck him with fists and kicked him as he fought back, biting his tongue and sustaining a swollen neck. he described the suspects as about five seven and of medium build and reported the assault to police.
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Erin
John Burghart
Hig Home
Aly East 18Th Street
Burghart
Erie Art Metal Plant
James Hart
Burghert
Vicks Medicated Cough Drop Becomes Modern Remedy
Those with irritated throats welcome the extended action of Vicks Medicated Cough Drop. The candy form delivers throat soothing ingredients from Vicks Vapo Rub, dissolves in the mouth, and provides 12 to 15 minutes of relief at a fraction of a cent. It is presented as a cheaper, more convenient successor to traditional cough syrups.
Youthful Kane Slayer Keeps Impassive at Trial
In Smethport Pa the 17 year old defendant Molson shows iron stolidity through three and a half days of trial. The state charges he killed Night Janitor William Campbell during a robbery, with two years remaining in his teens before possible death penalty. The widow testified, but Molson remained unmoved.
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Smethport
Nathaniel Molson
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David Wilentz
Molson
William Campbell
Campbell
Middletown to impose first property tax in six years
United Press reports Middletown borough will levy a property tax in 1996 after a six year hiatus. The tax funds an $45,000 new town hall and retirement of an $22,000 bond. A federal contribution of $18,000 aids the project, with the borough to raise $5,000 through loans. Previously, expenses were covered by electricity profits.
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United Press
Middletown
Meeting of Junior P T A At School Library
Yesterday the Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association met in the school library with about fifty members led by Mrs. Stuart Houghton. Mrs J E Mount spoke on kindergarten work as a trio performed tunes, a curtain for the gym was debated, a committee was named, and Mrs Miles McCray with sixth grade served cider and doughnuts. the sixth grade won the attendance banner.
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Stuart Houghton
J. E. Mount
Robert Stowe
George Harmon
Robert Grice
Miles McCray
Funds sought as Union City hospital fights to stay open
E P Lee, finance chair of the local hospital board, says residents are responding generously to a fundraising plea. An intensive drive will begin immediately as three patients were sent out of town for care, signaling a direct loss to Union City and higher family costs. In Taunton Massachusetts the fire chief climbed a 70 foot flagpole rope to replace a stolen line at Cohamnet School yard, showing the department handles non fire tasks.
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Union City
E. P. Lee
Taunton
Masa
Ti Fle
Cohamnet School Yard
Frozen Feet Is Cause of Death for Ru dolph Hamit Jr
Thirteen years of suffering ended when Rudolph Hamit Jr of Star Route near Highland died at home. He first froze his feet at age seven, later developing paralysis, knee ailments, and rheumatism after hospital care in Elizabethtown, Ridgway, and Kane. Despite illness he attended school up to sixth grade before the rheumatic condition forced him to quit.
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RAND
Ook
Rudolph Hamit, Jr
Star Route
Highland
Elizabettown
Ridgway and Kane Hospitals
Tme
Washington P T A Meets Washington P T A Meets
The Washington School Parent Teachers Association held a Thursday meeting in room 4. devotionals by Mrs Wave Perkins featured a tap dance by Shirley Dickinson and Mary Wood, a bugle call by Robert Spencer and Roger Amy, a waltz by fifth and sixth grade girls, and a talk on the Three R s by Mrs Perkins. Study Circle set for November 1 at Miss Helen Johnson s home. refreshments served by local wives.
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Washington School Parent Teachers Association
Wave Perkins
Shirley Dickinson
Mary Wood
Robert Spencer
Roger’ Amy
Helen Johnson
J. Roscoe Dearing
Poster Kelsey
Leroy Dickinson
Guy Brown
Austin Dempsey
Council Keeps 1600 Salary For Tax Collector
City council debates collecting costs and salaries for 1984 taxes. Mayor Miller chairs talks with county and school officials. Salary for the combined tax collector set at 1600 per year, clerk at 9750 per month, and costs to be shared among city, county, and school district.
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Nichols
Hooks
C. A. Duke
Westley
Mulderick
Ols
Duke
Italy
Mr. Dike
Dike
Heath
Miller
Messrs
Muldericke
Nichola
Mulderick and
yMeasis
Akco
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Brnelle
Kane
Owen Optical Traction
Corry
Kryptok
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
Erie
Blackstone
America
F. H. A. Plan
Roots Furniture Store
Washington P.T. A
Hoppe
Remington
Star Brand
Council
H. Gordon
Grant
Rayon Taffeta
Cao Fsed
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