Antler Hotel closes as owner departs city
The Antler Hotel on West Main Street is reported closed as the owner leaves town and hands the establishment to police. The move follows the key turnover over the weekend. Neighboring business news notes Theobald Puttner plans to open a new meat market on West Main April 28 offering pastries groceries and seating. Other items include Columbus voters facing a 4500 school bond to cover remodeling debts and fund operations until township transfer.
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Sinc
Police Magistrat
Antler
West Maint Street
Theobald Puttner
West Main Street
Corry
Columbus
Daily Dozen Breakfast Rules From Medical Society
The article stresses the essential role of breakfast in replenishing body energy after overnight abstinence. It warns that skipping breakfast leads to midmorning hunger, fatigue, and irritability, lowering production and health. A simple meal with protein, minerals, and vitamins supports growth and daily needs.
Edwards Chapel Services Nearing End
Edwards Chapel evangelistic meetings have run several days and will end April 24 in the evening. The Jubilate Trio provided varied music. A Sunday all day service featured Rev Brrold Grover in the morning and Rev Dr gs. Pail Weaver in the afternoon. A Ladies Aid Hall picnic dinner preceded the evening service with Rev Harris present. The church displays new stained glass windows and improved dining room and kitchen areas.
Greyhound Seeks Route Extension in PUC Hearing
Erie April 21 public utility commission heard Greyhound Lines request to extend service from East Contieaut Ohio to Union City Pennsylvania. The proposed route would run Route 20 through West Springfield to Route 6 North, then via Mill Village to Union City, with Exe Coach Company withdrawing protest after agreeing not to stop within a half mile of Erie city limits. Charles F. Michelspacher presided as PUC hearing examiner yesterday.
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Erie
Public Utilities Commission
Hull
Albion
Jamy's
Two Boys Escape Cottage Fire In Ashville
April 27 at 1 30 morning the Ashville fire department fought a blaze at the Barlow cottage Cheney s Point caused by a refrigerator short circuit. Two Barlow boys aged about 14 and 15 woke to smoke and escaped by climbing from a window as smoke forced their doors. Sixteen firefighters contained the fire quickly. Smoke damage was about 500 dollars.
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Ashville
Fie
Cheney's Point
Barlow
IR R POLICE WARN OF STOLEN SHELLS IN PLAY
Police warn that 200.20 caliber cartridges were stolen from an army shipment in a Pennsylvania railroad freight car near Warfel Avenue. The warning notes the theft occurred recently and authorities are investigating.
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IR. R
Punnsylvenia Railroad
Warfel Avenue
Bomb cargo stolen from Pennsylvania RR shipment
Captain Paul Barclay of the Pennsylvania Railroad police said a shipment from New Cumberland air base to Erie General Electric Works was broken into. Twenty cartons and around 19 shells of high explosive possibly TNT were taken. Police and FBI joined a search across city and state lines for the thieves and remaining shells.
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Paul Barclay
Pennsylvania
New Cumberland
Erie General Hlestric Works
Barclay
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peace is the aim as nations meet for a San Francisco conference
The article argues that despite delays and clashes over positions at the conference, the overarching goal is peace. Nations seek an international framework to preserve peace and gain modest advantages, willing to compromise if needed. The main message remains hopeful: no nation will abandon the peace effort if all demands aren’t met.
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San Francisco
Jackeyine
Tfet Cam
Mentor Graham Credited as Lincoln’s First Teacher
A new life titled Mentor Graham by Kulli gunde Duncan highlights Abraham Lincoln’s early tutor, surveyor skills, and grammar lessons from country schoolteacher Graham. Graham mentored Lincoln for three years, later dying in 1886 and being buried near New Sa Tem, Til, where Lincoln met his first love.
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Abraham Lincoln
Graham
Kulligunde Duncan
Bliss Tsaly
Wichita
Kan
Lincoln
New Sa~ Tem, Til
Ann Fuiledee
Quiz questions from Page Six on seven items
A reader asks seven trivia prompts including who was called father of TVA and where Mt McKinley lies, the highest peak in the continental U S, a twelve labors hero, a 555 foot memorial, Tutuila's possession, a weight system for gold, Webster Astor treaty signatories, Arcostaule river state location, the Seventh War Loan period, and which European country was ancient Hellas.
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TVA
U.S
Mt. McKinley
Calif
United States
U. S
Tutuils
Arcostaule River
Hellas
Mennonite Meetings at Beaverdam Church
Sunday session for Secor workers to be held at Beaverdam Mennonite Church. three sessions morning afternoon and evening begin Saturday at 7 45 o clock. Ohio Mennonite Sunday School Conference executive committee sponsors five speakers to discuss subjects for all Sunday School workers in the community. Bring families and friends. everyone is welcome.
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Secor
Beaverdam
Heavy storms cause damage at oil city
A day of heavy rain and fierce storms struck the oil city with torrential rainfall and high winds. Trees were uprooted, branches blown down, and widespread property damage reported across multiple districts.
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Oil Cery
Amy
Tash
Oil Lelty
Delay verdict in case of Scranton youth
Scranton Pa April 27 Judge M J Eagen said he would hand down a verdict within a week fixing the degree of guilt of Myror Semonchick 14 confessed slayer of Mae Barrett 9 of Wandling whose body was found in an abandoned house last January 3 At a court hearing Charles A Zeller superintendent of the Philadelphia State Hospital called Semunchicks state mental illness and recommended transfer to Allentown State Hospital
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Prins Scranton
M. J. Eagen
First Fatal Meningitis Death Reported in Erie
Dr. James R. Smith Erie health director reports the first fatal case of contagious meningitis this year in Erie. A 24 year old southwest Erie resident died within eight hours of illness, in the week ending Wednesday April 25.
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Erie
James R. Smith
Smith
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