Union City and Oil City to Vote on Bond Issues
Union City council approved placing a 360000 water filtration and sewage system bond on the November 8 ballot after talks with engineers and a state health official. Oil City council also sought an 850000 general obligation bond and a 45 percent PWIA grant for a West End sewage disposal plant near the Reno bridge, in response to state contamination concerns.
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Union City
City Council
Morrow
C. H. Young
State Department of Health
Meadville
Oil City
Reno Bridge
Luminous Paint Improves Road Safety For Motorists
Harrisburg reports state highways test luminous paint on warning signs along routes 922 and 422 between Harrisburg and Hershey. Fine glass particles in yellow paint reflect headlight beams, making signs and center lines more visible in night and adverse weather. Road buttons with embedded mirrors aid guidance around curves in all conditions.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Highways
Department
Mundy Among Speakers At Big Rally Of Dems
Democratic candidate Leo Mundy of Wilkes Barre will speak at a Democratic picnic and rally at Glanwood Park this Saturday afternoon and evening. The program runs from 2 p.m. with entertainment each hour. Governor Basle and other candidates are expected to attend. free peanuts, lollipops, roast and hot dog sandwiches will be served.
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Arthur Calegrove
Harrisburg
Leon Mundy
Wilkes Barre
Fm Hestenan
Pennsylvania
Glanwood Park
George J. Basle
Charles Alvin
James
Thomas A. Logwe
Thur Colegrova
Norbert James Witzgerald
General Assembly
Owen Mr. Burns
Maurice J. Coughlin
Piente Compiittee
Roosevelt Heads to Washington Amid War Drama Watch
President Roosevelt departs Rochester for Washington to monitor European war developments by telephone and radio. He will confer with State Department officials and skip Hyde Park, while tending to his son James undergoing surgery in Mayceline. He plans to deliver a Saturday address in Poughkeepsie marking the 150th anniversary of America’s first constitutional convention.
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Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
Washington
Sy Tys
Europe
Hyde Park
State Department
James
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayceline
Poughkeepsie
Mrs Haag Named President of Corry Teachers Association
Mrs Francis Haag of the Senior High School was named president of the Corry Teachers Association at a Tuesday afternoon meeting. Other officers named were PF Lowe Edwards vice president Miss Hilda Schenker secretary John F Conners treasurer and Charles F Hoffmaser member of the students loan fund committee. Dr J Christenson of Edinboro State Teachers College spoke on extension courses. A meeting was set for Monday afternoon in the Library to decide on desired courses. Evie county expected attendance exceeds ten thousand people.
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Francis Haag
Corry Teechers’ Association
PF. Lowe Edwards
Hilda Schenker
John F. Conners
Charles F Hoffmaser
J. Christenson
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Edinboro
One Killed Three Injured In Leeper Crash
Franklin, Sept. 14. Erane Sterns, 4, of Diamond, died from a fractured skull after a Model T struck a coal truck at a two highway intersection in Leeper Clarion county. Injured were Cora Sterns 67 with fractured rib and head injuries, Rev J J Collins 70 with shock and concussion, Mrs Elizabeth Collins 60 with head lacerations and bruises. The driver Sterns had been en route to Cook Forest when killed.
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Franklin
Erane Sterns
Diamond
Leeper
Clarion County
Sterna
OM City
Ire
Cora @lerns
Jacers
Lion
J. J. Collins
Pleasantville Bree Methodist Church
Elizabeth Collins
Sumuttel
Sterns
Cook Forest
Erie Population In City Directory Reports 124 500
Erie population shown as 124 500 in the new Atkinson Erie Directory, down from 125 499 last year. The volume includes five sections with residents lists, house holders directory, buyers guide and a classified business directory. Metropolitan area estimate reaches about 152 500.
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Erie
Atkinson Erie Directory Company
Farm price index slips in August in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Federal State Crop Reporting Service showing the index of prices received by Pennsylvania farmers for principal farm products fell by one point in the month ended August. Nationally prices at local markets on August 1 were three points lower than July, with the index at 92 percent of prewar levels. The mid August 1937 reading was 123, reflecting widespread declines in crop prices due to strong production prospects.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal
United States
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