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The Herald
The Sewickiey Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXX.   No. 45.
SEWICKLEY, PA„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933
Price 5 Cents
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SEWICKLEY POLICE CHIEF BOY F. BABCLAY
By way of introducing the new Chief to Sewickiey people: He's 42 years
of age, horn on Mount Washington, Pittsburgh, has lived in this vicinity all
his life, has been engaged in detective work for many years. He's an outdoor
man, fond of hunting and fishing and athletics, especially mushball, baseball
and running. His home has been in Crafton Heights for a number of years
past, where Mrs. Barclay has been active in the work of the Methodist Church;
he will bring his family to live in Sewickiey just as soon as he can find a
suitable home. He has a son, John Edward Barclay, now studying for the
Methodist ministry at Drew University, Madison, N. J.; and a daughter, twelve
years old.
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LOCAL RESULTS IN SEWICKLEY ELECTION
. _ .       ..      ~ „4.„„4.„ T!Q„,',q<,fi Tii-mra-niHi" Mr". Hegner with 35 votes has also a One of tho hottest fights was that in
Several Interesting Contests Decided Democratic.            g       x       2         „ Democratic  nomination;   Mrs.   Morrill tho  first  ward  for  the   two  borough
Sowickloy pooplo  took  sufficient  in- IC|*"S01                   g     10       2       20 wita 9 votes appears to have won tho council   scats   now   hold  by   Paul   H.
terost in the several hot local contests VcDonald"                11       1       0       12 otllC11' Democratic nomination over Mr. Ingram    and    Thomas    Taylor.      Mr.
for offieo to voto heavily in Tuesday's                                                       ' Biehardson, who received S.   Mr. Mosos Ingram, despite his announcement that
election-   and   somo   impressive   totals yor   tax   collector,   W.   G.   Murray had 5 Democratic votes. ho   preferred   to   run  for  burgess  in-
wcrc registered for tho losers in most scored  a  clean  majority  over  all  his                                       _             _ stead     of     councilman,     nevertheless
casos     A   number  of   candidates—too opponents,   winning   both   Bepublican Lawrence Gibb certainly received a received SS  Bepublican votes for  tho
mnnv for effective results, probably,— and  Democratic  nominations.    Eopub- voto of confidence, winning both Bopnb- latter office. Tho four active candidates
woro  out  on  a  sort  of  "Now Deal" iican voto: Hcan and Democratic nominations, for received the following votes:    Bopnb-
platform, but the general verdict seems __ Mfl   2QS   302     m "J^'^ oi tho *»"• rh° *™ °»* Democratic:
to leave the conservative clement most- g       __ g(.   in   13(i     303 uepuuncan scoxo.                                                T_ H_ Drynan    327   g4
ly    in    the    position    of    advantage, vr0d Jones        - 107     80     41     237              L. V. Gibb 521    308    395    1224             T. W. Neely, Jr.     297     3
although there is plenty of chanco for Alimcna              37     25     23       85             V. Lourimore    92     82     63     237            Margaret Shearer    264   .18
a  further   strugglo  in   tho  November £ ^ Glancy    26     37     22       85 C. G. Jonos    39     46     38     123 Thomas Taylor -    218     3
election.  Qf   t]i0   Democratic   votes,   Murray On the Democratic  side:    Gibb 46, This would make Drynan and Neely
Por bur<HMS~oTir Biehardson, who received 30, Sands 13, Jones 9, Glancy Lourimoro 7, Jones 3. the Bepublican nominees, Drynan and
hat hemS' office for twenty 'years,             4, Alimena one_  VoY bo^ghlvo^idward H. Wil- £«   S carer ^^^J^
secured a plurality over his two very ,iT^7rwn to elect  tho son secured tlio Bepublican nomination ™' tm         «ovomDoi election
active oiroohents. Paul H. Ingram and i^or school dnoctoi, two to elea.tno follows: In  tho  soco,ul WIwl>  w'  B-  Mill«
annllT McDonald  but will have to Bepublican nominations went to 1<rank as lonows. received   tho   Bepublican   nomination
George B. McDonald, but^ win nave to t             ^ ^^ ^ Ricll!U,lson. ^ H_ wilson ____ m   „n   m     7q2 ^             J
Ingram*To DeniSatk nominee,:   Jhe with the following voto: G. M. Watson _„ 287   168   180     025 BoyliH,   Bufc ^, "Boykn got ^ 23 o(
Bemiblican vote, by wards and total: v. A. Hegner — 366   241   283     890 But   Mr.   Watson's   U   Democratic tho Democratic votes cast, so his name
tp "                '   ' y D   Biehardson 307   228   251     786 votes   will   place   his   name   on   that                                    	
Biehardson   —- 206   247   283     7d(. v.     >    ^   ^         ^   2()g   m     m (;k,kct) m< Wlhm ll(vving ro(,oivod hvt
Ingram 304   138   186     MS mis     .                                   m     g02 fom.f (Continued on Page Five)
McDonald    107     45     40     201 »■ "■ aiosos
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