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Fragmented city report hints at fatal westbound incident
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Shakeup Gains After County Primary Defeat Reported
Erie reports after Helen Schluraff’s primary loss that county offices may see staff changes. Hazel Davis, daughter of Commissioner Charles Davis, could become chief clerk in the county small property tax office, replacing Fred Taylor who won the Republican nomination for treasurer. Other names floated for removal include janitors Anthony Augustine, Andrew Olson, night watchman Emil Dinges, and Mrs. Odessie Plate of the property department, former recorder of deeds. Mildred Wells, a copyist, is expected to be retained.
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Erie
Helen M. Schluraff
Esday
Hazel Davis
Charles Davis
Fred E. Taylor
Miss Davis
Taylor
Anthony Augustine
Andrew Olson
Emil Dinges
Odessie Plate
County Owned Property Department
Plate
Recorder of Deeds
Mary Pleano
Elizabeth Ferguson
Mildred Wells
Camp and Hospital Committee Meeting Notes
A Camp and Hospital Committee session convened at Emmanuel Church Fundercroft at 2 20 p.m. on September 12 chaired by Rev E H Van Houten. Members present included Mrs T F iblin secretary pro tem and several others. items show donations of fashion trays gaming items magazines and lamps. a council visit to Butler General Hospital is planned for September 17. Treasury report lists receipts 286 881 827 01 expenditures 346 094 089 53 net balance 7 009 921 253 11 total debt 50 902 126 487 71.
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E. H. van Houten
Bpressaine
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W W. M. Houghton
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Velma Moore
R. H. Rosscher
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
P and Hospital Council
Kon General Hospital
Butler
Vanten
Treasury
Ashington
District VFW Meeting Heads to Corry Hosts
Corry welcomes more than one hundred visitors for the Fourth District VFW meet at the Lieut. Archie W. Thompson Post No. 264 with sessions at the post home and St Edward's auditorium. District Commander H D Bailey and President Edward L Jewell will preside as Auxiliary and posts organize events including a dinner at St Edward's hall and a welcoming reception.
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Corry
Archie W. Thompson
New York
H. D. Bailey
Monaco
V. FW. Post
West Washington Street
Edward, L. Jewell
Beaver Falls
Ruth Wenner
Oil Cuy
St. Edward's Parochial School
A. W. Thompson
Warren Soldier Wounded in North Africa August 4
Mrs Selma Swainson of Warren has received a War Department telegram confirming her son Syl Earl V Johnson was seriously wounded in the North African theater on August 4. He is a brother of Oscar Johnson of Stoneham and Cecil Johnson of Page Hollow. Also noted is Pfe Richard F Webb, son of Mrs Marie Webb Davis of Warren, wounded in the Pacific. efforts to contact his mother continue.
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Selma Swainson
Second Avenue
War Department
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Earl V. Johnson
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Oscar Johnson
Stoneham
Cecil Johnson
Page Hollow
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Richard F. Webb
Marie Webb Davis
Pacific
Elk County Primary Results Show Local Contests
In Elk County about 50 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in the primary. Democratic nominees include J L Mallison and Sam Semsel for commissioner. Ruth Redding for register and recorder. William Gulley for sheriff. and LeRoy Struessley for treasurer. Republican nominees include Ben Thompson, Charles Hoffman, Arthur Beckman, Freda Wittman, and T J Durfee. A fatal fall at Petroleum, near Sharon, claimed Russell Neely, 92, an employee at Coronation’s plant.
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St Sivijion
Elk County
J. L. Mallison
St. Marys
Sam Semsel
Johnsonburg
Ben ‘Thompson
Charles Hoffman
LeRoy Struessley
Republian
Arthur Beckman
William Gulley
T. J. Durfee
Register and Recorder
Ruth Redding
Freda Wittman
Sharon
General American Transportation Coronation
Petroleum
Here
Russell Neely
Bell named sheriff of Chautauqua County
Jamestown September 16 Clarence P Bell of Westfield was appointed sheriff by Governor Dewey to fill the term of the late John F Weingart who died July 12 He plans to reside in the sheriff s house at Mayville and will resign as manager of Arrow Tool Equipment Company Bell 57 a Portland native was nominated by the Republican county committee on Mayville August 21 and presumed elected with term expiring December 21 and election November 2 likely to reaffirm him January 1
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Clarence P. Bell
Westfield War Plant
Mins
Mayville
Arrow Tool Equipment Company
Republican County Committee
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