McCray Blames Assessors for Tax Appeals
Ott, 36. McCray, chairman of the county board, faulted assessors for slashing valuations under orders, causing protests as values were restored. He said other sections saw few appeals where cuts were not drastic, with city assessors largely cooperative except Otto. December will bring boroughs and townships hearings, and city valuations are expected to trigger further disputes.
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ERIB
Ott
Rolo McCray
Board of County Commissioners
Tam
McCray
Otto
Erie Bandit Eludes Police
ERIE BANDIT eludes police after Tuesday afternoon robbery of Miss Glendine Link, cashier at Siege Seed store on State Street. The masked suspect, about 24, weighed 150 pounds, wore a tan rain coat and tan felt hat. He locked the clerk in the storeroom, forced her to open the till, then released her when a man in an adjoining store attracted attention. The $5 remained at large today.
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Rie
Glendine Link
State Street
Miss Link
Hex
New Piles Treatment touted as reliably quick relief
Advertised remedy Moava Suppositories claims rapid relief for piles or hemorrhoids with soothing antiseptic action. It promises reduction of symptoms in days, urging purchase at Relater's Cut Rate or drugstore for a 60 cent tax of the product.
Priests Protest Drill Curtailment at Pennsylvania Guard Meet
Lancaster Pa Oct 26 United Press says priests oppose cutting armory drills from 48 to 96 yearly during the National Guard Association of Pennsylvania convention. The reform affects the fiscal year ending June 30 1984. Major General Simonds and Major General Leach will speak at the banquet. The gathering will also discuss decorations for World War veterans and service streamers for Spanish American War units.
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United Press
Lancaster
National Guard Association of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Adjutants General Association of the United States
Army War College
George S. Simonds
War College
George E. Leach
National Guard Bureau
War Department
Missionary Society Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran
The Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church gathered in the church parlor for an afternoon meeting led by Mrs. A A Merker and Mrs. C L Smith. Mrs. Raymnd Anderson read communications urging plans for the Thank Offering service on the fourth Wednesday after noon in November with hostesses Mrs D A Hillstrom and Mrs E Windahl. A large attendance was anticipated and refreshments were served.
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Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A.A. Merker
C. L. Smith
R. §. Burr
Raymnd Anderson
D. A. Hillstrom
E. Windahl
Merker
Smith
Hotel Tavern to Open Friday Evening
Manager Lee Shoemaker announced that the new Hotel Sorry Tavern will open Friday at 8 o'clock in the basement of the hotel. The venue has new fixtures and a private entrance, with a special program of entertainment and free refreshments for the public. An ancient chapel site in Tucson will be copied in a new structure to be built by Father Victor Stoner, referring to the 1777 original near Sentinel Peak outside Old Pueblo.
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Lee Shoemaker
Bis
Sorry Tavern
Tucson
Ariz
Victor Stoner
Sentinel Peak
Old Pueblo
Eastern Star District Meet at Union City
The annual meeting of District No. 1-B of the Order of the Eastern Star of Pennsylvania will be held in Union City on Tuesday October 31. About two hundred delegates from several chapters are expected to attend. America Chapter No. 19 plans to handle entertainment and a 5:30 PM banquet at First Baptist church dining room, followed by a 8:00 PM business session at City Hall led by deputy grand matron Ruth Carlburg. Distinguished guests include grand matron Ada M. Richards and associate grand matron Florence Plummer. Wood for sale dry hard stove wood delivered call 19R12 Columbus Sta7.
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Union City
Order of the Eastern Star of Pennsylvania
America Chapter No. 19
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
City Hall
Ruth Carlburg
Pennsylvania
Ada M. Richards
Lansford
Florence Plummer
Fairview Village
Halloween Party Planned by United Brethren Church
The Young people of the United Brethren Church announce a Halloween party Friday evening. Ghosts and goblins will gather opposite the cemetery on the old Mair grounds at o'clock. The Pied Piper will appear with a magic flute to lure attendees to the fireworks lighted venue. Committees work to make an unusual event and all church members and friends are invited. Any costume is welcome as long as it adds fun for the evening.
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United Brethren Church
Old Mair
Approve Plans to Reopen Penn a Banks
Washington Oct 26 approva l of reorganization plans for 29 banks in 14 states with total deposits of 91 952 000 was announced by Comptroller Connor. Banks include First National Bank Greensburg Narberth Pa Merchants National Bank Pottsville Pa National Bank of Olney Philadelphia Pa The First National Bank Hamburg Pa and the Dodorous Pa Netonal Bank. These institutions may resume business when they meet plan terms. About 800 other national banks have not yet had plans approved.
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Washington
Connor
First National Bank
Greensburg
Narberth
National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Pottsville
National Bank of Olney
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Dodorous
Netonal Bank
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