Damp and cold autumn arrival to hit Titusville events
Damp and cold conditions forecast as autumn arrives. In Titusville, Corry merchants plan a Dallas Day event next Thursday, September 29, while a charity concert by Met Opera star Helen Jepson on October 7 will aid Titusville hospital. Police report Chief Flanigan still sidelined by a cold as patrolman Burlin serves as acting chief.
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Lack of County Funds Endangers Erie Registration
Erie facing probable disenfranchisement as about 12,000 residents may not register for the November election without enrollment centers in six wards. County budget shortfalls threaten $180 registration costs, jury pay, and payroll in the register of wills. Democracy committee alarm follows deputy Hart's briefing.
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Man gets years in jail for cutting neighbor’s trees
Erie reporter notes that August Eneg of Wattsburg was sentenced to eight years and four and a half months and a $3,115 fine for cutting 125 trees from neighbor Duryee’s property. The case centers on a longstanding dispute over tree ownership and a county survey.
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Baptists to Hold 111th Pennsylvania Meeting in Warren
Warren hosts the Pennsylvania Baptists October 18 19 29 with First Baptist as host church. Rev Spiller announces 500 plus delegates and visitors will attend. Dr Albert W Beaven and Dr W H Bowler named as principal speakers at the convention.
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Alice Sill
Fay Burbee
Spiller
General Bairman
Albert W. Beaven
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
W. H. Bowler
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Council On Finance and Promotion
New York Founded by Dutch Immigrants to New Amsterdam
A concise note traces New York City’s origins to Dutch settlers who established New Amsterdam, the city’s earliest name, marking the birth of what would become the United States' largest city. It highlights the Dutch origin and foundational stage of New York.
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