Legion Promises Stormy Sessions at Allentown Convention
Delegates including Perry, Gaston, Young, and Spangle arrived for the Legion convention in Allentown. The event opened with talks on department leadership, field units, and eligibilities, while a tax bill and Bergdoll case loom over decisions.
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Perry Gaston
Ote Tate
Allentown
A. Lintts Conn
Charles Hi. Young
Jack Wow Lebby
Lee] Spangle
Williamsport
Bev
Thalynal
Flushing
Bill Shold
Mills Way To Be Called Rogers Way
Voting interest surged at a board election over renaming Mills Way to Rogers Way near Highland Avenue. The tally announced the change after a precinct count, with the ballot box secured and the city solicitor supervising. The measure aligns with a broader street naming discussion and local historical ties.
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Water payment dispute over new city contract
A municipal dispute centers on a water company bill of 6 639 dollars due under a 1918 city contract. The process sought approval from a superintendent and the council, amid questions of excess charges under the new rate and hydrant service costs.
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Cracksmen Break Springfield Safe in Mysterious Burglary
Cracksmen early today blew open the Springfield safe at the Manufacturing company, wrecking the site. A second incident hit two safes at Kay Surte Mloyater company in Chicopee Walls last night. No arrests have been made and listed names appear in a broad report, plus a note on a Chautauqua plan and a bishop’s late morning activity.
Chautauqua Guarantors Meet Plans for Educational Teleology
A fragmented report notes Chautauqua guarantors gathering to discuss plans for an educational teleology project. The text references coordination with local groups, potential timelines, and community involvement, though details are incomplete.
Bishop of Diocese of Erie Dies at 4 A.M.
Briev: Rt. Rev. John J. Whitman, head of the Catholic diocese of Erie, died early in the morning at four o'clock in the Episcopal residence on Wratt Street. He had served the diocese many years and was widely known for his leadership and service to the church community.
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Francis Conlin
Erie
Hishon Fitzmaurice
Univenationad Nove Serviney
Briek
Rave John i. Witamaotice
Histop
Diacena
Rce
Oteloek
Itamanten
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes James Johnson New Withington Linley Maths Hast Washington Street Elaworth Wid sor Zelianoale Carl Ball Acken. Discharged: William Dingbure By Reynolde gheet Kima Goldman deported to the land of her Meth tk Shomestek for he MMled Stutog which sha cone MIOWEY reviled. Ba fi only ewe Hove ig uo Tiberia Tere to hive her return.
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James Johnson
New Withington
Linley Maths
Hast
Washington Street
Elaworth Widsor
Zelianoale
Carl Ball Acken
William Dingbure
Reynolde Gheet
Kima Goldman
Tiberia
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