Gun accident claims life of Jamestown man
Jamestown April 2 Harott Fred Holmquist 29 of Prendergast avenue was killed at home when his double barreled shotgun discharged while he was cleaning it after visiting his ill sister Minnie Lindquist. The tragedy occurred in the kitchen area as family members were nearby. death deemed nearly instantaneous by Dr. Blaise.
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Jamestown
Harott
Fred Holmquist
Prendergast Avenue
Carl Au FF Holmquist
Holmquist
Feast Second Street
York
Minnie Westra
Blaise
Erie Leaders Advocate Higher County Tax Rate
Erie officials seek a county tax rate increase to cover rising government and emergency needs. County Treasurer Rebo McCray told Lions Club members that growth in the county and city has boosted expenses, and only a higher levy can sustain services. He noted that one eighth of tax payments fund the county, while the rest supports city and school budgets.
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Erie
Erie County
Rello McCray
Baptist Choir Sings The Glory of the Resurrection Cantata
The First Baptist church choir will present The Glory of the Resurrection by Gil Spies in a special Sunday evening service. New work is promised and the program features a baptismal service followed by the soul’s salvation appeal.
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Telce
First Baptist Church
Gil Spies
Liberty Magazine to Acquire Detroit Daily in Trade Move
Liberty Magazine, tied to Bernard MacFadden interests, plans to acquire the Detroit Daily from the MacFadden stable. The move comes as NY and Erie area notes report Good Friday market suspensions, local arrests for bad checks, and continued installments on Mayor Walker and Knute Rockne bios.
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Liberty
Popular Weekly
Bernard MacFadden
True Story
MacFadden
Detroit Daily
Gas warnings listed in Harrisburg public utilities probe exhibits
Experts at Harrisburg yesterday examined exhibits from several gas companies in the probe into Pennsylvania public utilities. The display highlighted warnings issued by multiple firms, underscoring concerns over safety standards and rate practices discussed during the session.
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Public Utilities of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Radio tribute to Knute Rockne planned tonight
A WOR broadcast from 16 past to 8:15 tonight honors Knute Rockne with speakers including former Princeton coach Bill Ro p en Tad Jones Yale coach Lou Little and others. Recipients include Major Ralphine Sease Major Philip Fleming Rev Philip J Haggerty and Mrs Lillian Fox visiting Clyde?me with Rockne’s family.
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Knute Rockner
WOR
Bill Ropen
Princeton
Tad Jones
Yale
Lou Little
Columbia
Mitt Stevens
John Law
Manhattan College
Rowkue
Ralphine Sease
West Point
Philip Fleming
Philip J
Pythian Sisters Plan Bridge Party Anniversary Celebration
At the regular meeting the Pythian Sisters finalized plans for a bridge party to be held Wednesday afternoon in their hall. The committee aims to make the affair a big success in celebration of the order anniversary with awards and refreshments served by the committee in charge.
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Pythian Sisters
Tureen dinner marks New Tra Clu event at Dickson home
A tureen dinner featured the regular meeting of the New Tra Clu last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Dickson on West Pleasant Street. A delicious menu was served at 6:30 with fifteen covers. Games and a program on Africa followed, and the gathering was enjoyable.
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N. R. Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Africa
Asi
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Connyngham
Erie Dispates-Herald
James Walker
New York City
Knute K. Rockne
H. J. Crawford
Jim Jenton
Crawford
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Lurie
West Virginia
Pred Mixit
Wattsburg Lodge
Hornby
Thilipsville
Lillian Fox
Clymey
le Wallace
Il City Trust
Conan Meeiae
Artstyle
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Liscurr & Mens Towcco Co
Chesterfield
Ligertt & Myers
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