Erie County expects 52000 to vote in fall election
Election Board Chair man Fred Lamberton forecast 56250 votes in Erie county for November 2 as 75000 people will be eligible. He notes high presidential election interest may boost turnout to about 75 percent. Registration closing Saturday spurs activity at the court house, while 115 polling places are being set with 205 voting machines ready for use and extra machines at busier stations.
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Erie
Erie County
Election Board
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Court House
Joseph Williams
Concord Township P T A plans Friday program with wiener roast
Hemlock P T A schedules a Friday evening meeting followed by a wiener roast. Local families including the Sextons. Chelton, Volk, and Lindquist households are noted along with school and reunion activities on Labor Day. A future reunion is set for Joseph Chelton’s home amid other local gatherings and family travel.
Weekend Visits and Relatives Gather Across Erie Area
Ed Lee and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and son of Erie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Lee. W. Simmelink and family visited Celoron Park. Nell Gates and family visited Merle Gates. Gates returned to Erie with them on Monday. Robert Clark of Washington visits his mother Ruth Clark and plans to leave for New Jersey then overseas. Sam Stultz and family had Sunday picnic with William Richards family of Erie. other guests included Gerald Wade Opal Wade and Elwin Wade of Erie. Kenneth Blakeslee Virginia Chesley Cindy Lou of North East and John Van Clse family of Townville visited Elwin Chelton. Hassle Robinson of Kearsarge staying several days with Joseph Shelton. Elwin McCray and three daughters New Concord and Bertha McCray Corr visited Chelton. Wade McCray returned to Allentown after visiting Cora McCray Velma McCray and Lynn McCray. Death reported of Mrs Joseph McCray of Los Angeles former of Concord and Corry. he was brother of Charles Cass and Holt McCray. Jay Harris hosts daughter and husband Vroman of Battle Creek, Mich.
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Concord
Edward Doner
Leona Volk
Miss Voll
Lloyd Chelton
Glenn Chelton
Earl Chelton
Vie
Dorothy Chelton
Secretar
Joseph Chelton
Wade
Robert Brogdan
McKean
Merrill Wade
Pittsburgh
Earl
Chelton
Vern Chelton
Grand Valley
Charles Lindquist
Johnny
Harry Reynolds
LeRoy Sayer
Loss McAusky
Bob Stewart
Namine
Glenn McMasters
William
Wnship News
Titusville
Lloyd Reynolds
William Reynolds
Corry
Cecil Reynolds
Webb McCray
Roger McCray
Buffalo
Irvin Your
Ed Barr
Larry
Will Marsh
Robert, Marsh
Merle McCray
Sandra
Ellis Higby
Theodore Glatz
Jennie Willis
Glenwood Park
Thad Gates
Mr. Gates
Herbert Lindsey
Frank Gates
Wright
Jamestown
Olive Lee
Barmonsburg
Ed Lee
Robert Mitchell
Erie
Lee
Simmelink
Celoron Park
Nell Gates
Merle Gates
New Jersey
Sam Stultz
William Richards
Gerald ‘Wade
Opal Wade
Elwin Wade
Kenneth, Blakeslee
Virginia Chesley
Cindy
Lou
North East
John van Clse
Townville
Elwin Chelton
Hassle Robinson
Kearsarge
Joseph Shelton
Elwin McCray
New Concord
Bertha McCray
Corr
Wade McCray
Allentown
Cora McCray
Velma McCray
Lynn McCray
Joseph McCray
Los Angeles
Calif
Concord and
Charles Cass
Holt McCray
Jay Harris
Vroman
Battle Greek
Mich
Jamestown Records First Polio Case of Season
Jamestown reports its first polio case of the season, a 15 year old Lakewood girl who was admitted to Jamestown General Hospital Monday and is in good condition. Only other county case was last month in Silver Creek, traced to a girl student from Rochester. Dr Julius Prince says the county may escape last year’s epidemic.
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Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Chautauqua County
Silver Creek
Julius Prince
Rochester
Prince
Probe ends on fatal Bruceton hydrogen blast
The Bureau of Mines concluded heat from a hydrogen air mixture caused the Bruceton Pa explosion on August 13 that killed two men and injured one. The report cites probable ignition from gas compression on opening a regulator and notes several cylinders were accidentally charged with air during recharging, creating an explosive mix and about $2,000 damage to the synthetic liquid fuels lab.
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Washington
Bruceton
Bureau of Mines
Explosion during cylinder discharge at Lima Pert home
The committee stated two cylinders discharged successfully while explosion occurred during the third. Saint Hose, the first native inhabitant of the Americas to be estyoed, is noted as connected to the scene in Lima Pert.
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Tie Committee
Lima
Pert
Saint Hose
Americas
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