Paper Ballots May Be Needed In November
Sept 27 ion. Paper ballots may supplant voting machines at the November election if independent party names are pre-empted, county commissioners warned Tuesday. A voting machine hosts rows for party names with four regular parties and four others already pre-empted. a fifth may be fired soon. If two more names are pre-empted, voting machines would be out, risking an all-paper election this year. Ralph Benedict, chief clerk to commissioners, said the regular names likely to appear are Republican, Democrat, Prohibition and Socialist. The fifth party name remains uncertain. The county may switch to paper ballots for the annual election, a step never carried out before. Benedict stressed the statement is not to discourage pre-emptions or independent candidates. Final filing day for water independent party names is Oct. 10.
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Ion Rib
Ralph ©. Benedict
James
Benedict
Defer Murder Case Hearing Delayed to Oct 2
In Grieg Sept 27 preliminary hearing for Toni Smith Lynn Sloan and Mrs Hattie Dawley Luther on conspiracy to murder George Dawley postponed to Tuesday Oct 2 at request of Assistant District Attorney Mortimer Graham Absente from the city is Smit held for murder of Albert and Johanna Biegert Sloan a half breed Indian and Mrs Luther alleged to have planned the murder for her husband's 8000 insurance School Day Love Warrensburg Mo Homoyy C Talley and Nettie Campbell were schoolhood sweethearts They married separately and reared families Death took the mates of each They met again recently revived the former love and married
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Luther
Warrensburg
Beaverdam
Lyle Proctor
Robert Milvin
Glenn Kapple
Cottage Hub
J.M. McClelland
Sumusy
Retford
Ais
Clarance Bisbee
Wattsburg
Mir
W. H. Cummings
M. 7
van Guilter
Grand Ivaley
H. H. Williams
M. L. Breed
Richard Proctor
Leon Proctor
Corry Hospital
John Whitney
Cranesville
H. D. Whitney
George Keep
Wigin
Olfiory
Alston Peterson
Waller Proctor
Lawrence Watrous
Rexford Proctor
Helen Smith
Claude Maynard
Ihe 500 Club
Joseph Barnhert
James Growell
Merle Cummings
Carl Proctor
Charles Bush
Leo Proctor
Jarles Swan
Charles Breed
Jed Strotmyer
Erie
Len Magnat
Panama
Bits
Theodor Hanby
Clatk Frotter
George Proctor
Chatde Mesnard
Kits
Eh. Walrous
Proctorville
Jack Swat
Charles Swan
Tad Carnahan
Orpha Delshy
Tvan Swartz
Cohenango
Winnett Chnahari
Louiie Dayton
N.Y
Gerald Bagley
Jay Smith
Lyle
Rocton
Badlwins
Ray
Pol
J. H. Williams
Retord
W. Bi. Beameg
Moyaah
Corry
Myergore
Mtr
Sirs
D. Whitney
George
Beaverdam Happenings Highlight Local Activities
Beaverdam notes detail quiet rural life on Sept. 27 with visits among Proctor, Milvin, Kapple, Breed and Proctor families. Events include Sunday school officers elected at M. E. church, Ladies Aid meetings, and numerous calls and dinners across Proctorville, Corry, Wattsburg, and nearby households.
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Charles Gates
Corry
W ._ Cumming
Gerald Bagley
Cory
H. D. Whitney
Harold Tarbell
Martin
Lois
Proctor=ville
Lea Prottor
Merle Cummings
Charles Swan
Glazehee Bisbee
Wattsburg
Why
Lee Proctor
Herbert Proctor
Proctorville
Sundiy Everting
Georgia Lyons
Robert Mulvin
Bbsworth
Corry Monildy
W. H. Cummingsy
Lloyd Marsh
H. Ho Williams
Charles Hodges
Bosworth
Auto accidents climb in 1938 over 1932 totals
Harrisburg report shows 14174 killed and 29358 injured in 27730 accidents January to August 1938, a 48 percent rise in fatalities and 10.6 percent in injuries. Average daily accidents about 114 statewide, with Saturdays seeing 150 and Thursdays 100. Pedestrian fatalities rose 40.8 percent, 61 percent of total fatalities. Inattentive drivers blamed. visibility and traffic conditions cited. A seven year old girl climbed Blue Mountains peak in Oregon with family.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
High Peak
Plora
Ore
Hagle Cap
Blue Mountains
Rosemary Raich
Portland
Martins
Givi
Teachers and Rotarians Discuss Education Crisis
At a Rotary meeting leaders and guests urged ongoing support for education amid financing pressures and crowded classrooms. They noted Pennsylvania will see about 10 000 more pupils this year as the NRA ends child labor, and discussed shifting industrial education from a separation program to plant training to meet new jobs. Participants included MA and Mrs Anthony den Hartogh, Miss Devine, Mrs Ralph Dewey, Miss Lilian Barnes, Mrs Olin Bracken, Dr Harry Rhodes, Elwyn Alverson and Orrin Hinburg.
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Pennsylvania
NRA
Industrial Education Department
Corry
Repton
Anthony den Hartogh
Devine
Ralph §. Dewey
Lilian Barnes
Olin Bracken
Harry Rhodes
Elwyn Alverson
Orrin Mf. Hinburg
Prominent Erie Woman Stricken in Death at 75
Mrs Mary Richards DuPuy Spencer widow of late William Spencer a prominent ice maker died suddenly Tuesday morning at 519 West 6th Street Erie Pa aged 75 She suffered indigestion two weeks earlier and had required a nurse but recovered Her death follows a heart attack between 10 and 10:30 am She was active in social and civic affairs for decades organizing the Needlework Guild branch and serving 25 years as its president She was vice president of the national organization and held affiliations with Woman's Club Miss Reeds study class Community Chest Mothers Assistance Fund Old Ladies Home Public Charities and Erie Tufants Home She was active in women politics as a member of the Women's Republican Council and League of Women Voters
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Saie
Mary Richards DuPuy Spencer
William Spencer
6Th Street
Spencer
Needleworls Guld
Woman's Club
Death claims noted Cleveland publisher
United Press reports the death of Ibert De Balen, chairman of the board of Chiveland Phan Taaier Putian Company, a Cleveland publisher. The notice notes his leadership and the impact on the firm as part of a regional obituary brief.
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Chiveland Phan Taaier Putian Company
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Sciota Road
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St.Thomas Cemetery
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