Fragmentary OCR notice with scattered addresses and terms
Fragmented listing shows multiple street addresses and numbers, with references to public terms, adm, and numerous stray words. Distinct entities include Ohio agencies, box numbers, and scattered names, but the readable content is incomplete and unclear.
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Uvnace Street
Ohio Agenicy
Floyr
Lectric House
Mike
Herman
Ha Wilhouse
Inchasedd
Aolstein
Fragmentary 19th century notice with garbled text
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmentary public notice mentioning names and places with unclear terms. It references a state context and possible legal or estate language, but lacks complete sentences or identifiable actions. The readable bits include scattered names and numbers, arranged in an unreadable sequence.
Funeral Notice for Ley Ua in Jackally
A brief obituary notes the funeral for Ley Ua in Jackally. The notice lists the date and local arrangements, with limited details available in the surviving text.
Woman's International Bowling Congress Opens in Columbus
The Woman's International Bowling Congress begins in Columbus for a 41 day run ending May 31. About 2600 teams 3732 doubles and 7464 individuals are scheduled to participate with Corry represented by Steen's Cleaners marking its first national entry. Rosa Baker Angie Marsh Angie Baressi Mary Hnaiysayn and Rose Jackson are on the team.
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Woman's Inténational Bowling Congress, Inc
Whursday At
Columbus
Columbus Woman's Bowling Association
Corry
Steen
Trainer Alleges De Luxe Doped Before Derby Hope
Lexington report states trainer Ben Jones suspects tampering as De Guxe showed a sluggish workout after being described as never better. Keeneland officials were stunned, with possible impact on Blue Grass Stakes and Derby May 7. Jones said the horse may have received unfair treatment, while other details remain undetermined.
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Lexington
Calumel
Ben Jones
de Luxe
Kusneland
Keenpland
Palley
Jones
de Lunt
Nyme
Yankees Defeat Red Sox to Scorch Fourth Victory
Associated Press reports the New York Yankees, unbeaten in four starts, beat the Boston Red Sox 6-3 in a pennant hopeful start to the season. DiMaggio sidelined, Hughson faltered, Earl Johnson took the loss as the Yanks move to 4-0 amid openers and early pennant chatter.
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Associated Press
Custy Stengel
New York Yankees
di Mag
Tex Hugegson
Joe McCarthy
Sox
Hughson
Yankees
Earl Johnson
New York
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Tribe
Red Sox
Jim Detroit
Innigs
Mickey Vernon
Larry Boby
Clark Griffith
Washington
Nats
Carl Scheib
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Gus Zernial
Red Embree
Tom Ferrick
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kiner
Clyde McCullough
Pirates
al Brawle
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Stan Musial
Marty Marion
Red Schoendienst
Iss
Johnny Schmitz
Wmpires
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Bliss Cleaners Lead Grows In Ladies B League
Bliss Cleaners extended their Ladies B League lead to three games by taking a pair from Rossbacher’s. Topp’s tied for runner up with Thomas Motors after wins, while Helen Shoppe beat Heiman’s and Connie’s edged Franz Furniture. Scores show Bliss Cleaners 56 40 683. Rossbacher’s 58 43. Topp’s 83 43. Helen Shoppe 50 46. Thomas Motors 46 50. Connie’s 44 52. Franz Furniture 37 58 385. Devereaux and Russell led averages around 134, Pax posted 114 166 102 for the insurance team. Lucille Welsout led with 138 121 148. Helen Shoppe totaled 633 600 616. Heiman’s 608 583 678. Connie’s 610 603 625. Ann Royek had best night series, and Doris Sickler contributed for the victors. Lighted results from boxing bouts included Ike Williams stopping Vince Purvain.
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Bliss Cleaners
Rossbacher Gang
Topp’s
Thomas Motors
Connie's
al Heiman
Franz Furniture
The
Rossbacher
Ane Devereaux
Ethel Russell
Wdith Pax
Topp
Rosalind’ Hopkins
Connie
Summer Junior Conservation Camp Set At State College
The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs will run a Summer Junior Conservation Camp at State College from July 4 to August 18 in four ten day sessions. Northwest division selects three sophomores or juniors per county, with a $30 cost covering room board and field trips. Activities include fly tying, casting, hatcheries, bird and tree study, erosion control, pollution demonstrations, and farm pond work.
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Seth L. Myers
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Pennsylvania State College
Fish and Game Commissions
Forest and Waiters
Health Department
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
State College
W. Braddart, Jr
Extension School of Physical Education
Northwest
County Sportsman Council
Bishi Commission
Game Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Sanitary Water Board
Golf Course Opens As Weather Helpers Weekend Play
The Corry Country Club prepares for heavy weekend play after ideal early week conditions. Pros report fairways in good shape for the season as showers threaten to dampen grounds. The pro shop will be open, while clubhouse access remains limited until next weekend.
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Royal Sports
Corry
Ta— Aihslie
Steen's team heads to WIBC tournament in Columbus
Steen's Greaners rowling team travels from Columbus Ohio this morning for the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament under way in that city. Members Angie Marsh Anglé Baressi Mary Hnatyn Rosa Baker and Rose Jackson will compete in the fem event on Sunday and the doubles and singles on Monday. Doubles pairings include Hnatynseyn Baresi Baker Marsh and Jackson paired with a teammate from Tadlianano.
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Steen
Greaners Rowling
Jere
Columbus
Angie Marsh
Anglé Baressi
Mary Hnat Ystyn
Rosa Baker
Rose Jackson
Hnatyseyn-Baresi
Baker
Marsh
Miss Jackson
Tadlianano
Unclear Text From Farm Lands and Sportsmen Notice
Fragmentary OCR passage references conserving farm lands and wildfire services, county sportsmen leadership, and a note about The Wimble players and the 818 World Series with a Cleveland Indian share of 96,772.08 setting a new record. The readable items imply county committees and toy selection rules, but details and coherence are missing.
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Wimbe
American League results and upcoming games listed
Yesterday New York defeated Boston 6 to 3 while Cleveland beat Detroit 4 to 3 and Chicago edged St. Louis 5 to 2 Philadelphia 2 Washington 0. Today New York plays Boston and Philadelphia faces Washington with Detroit at Cleveland and St Louis at Chicago. In the National League St Louis beat Chicago 9 to 2 and New York Boston 6 in rain nine innings with Pittsburgh over Cincinnati Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia and others. Today Boston meets New York and Brooklyn plays Philadelphia with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Chicago visiting St Louis.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Gamex Today
Cincinnat
Gleveland
Ohio
St Luis
Cleary
Nw York
Teasier
Werle Debut Bolsters Pirates In Home Opener
Pittsburgh rookie Bill Werle, a San Francisco native, delivered a strong debut as the Pirates rallied from a 4-0 deficit to tie the Reds at Three Rivers Stadium. Ralph Kiner hit a grand slam to spark the comeback before Clyde McCullough delivered a key triple and Werle earned the win.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Zaire
Bill Werle
San Francisco
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Werle
Bob Chestes
Frisco
Reds
Svoritix
Goase
Ralph Kiner
Clyde McCullough
Riple Crove
Eddie Beckman
Derby Hopefuls Set To Run In Wood Memorial
Olympia leads a field of eight three year olds for the 25th Wood Memorial at Jamaica, a mile and one sixteenth race with 40000 added. Capot Slam Bang Model Cadet Palestinian Rockwood Colonel Mike Curandero and others from owners like Fred W Hooper Greentree and Ada Living further challenge the favorite.
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New York
Olympia
Jamaica
Fred W. Hooper
Greentree Stable
A Capot
Mahlon Killne
Ada L. Rive
Sidor Bieber
Joe W. Brown
Rockwood
Eugene Jacobs
Colonel Mike
Eling Ranch
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Caps Washington in Night Game
Carl Scheib blanks Washington with four innings pitched in a 2-0 victory. Ralph Kisier of the Pirates belts a grand slam to lift Pittsburgh past Cincinnati. Wilkes-Barre claims the 1948-49 area basketball crown by defeating Scranton BB to 47 in the championship series.
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Carl Scheib
Washington
Ralph Kisier
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkee-Barre
Milkes-Barry
Arex Eall Senate
Barons
Scranton
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Ed Lopat
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Yankee Stadium
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Gerry
Detroit Tigers
Bob Lemon
Ken Keltner
Robert Villeman
Reuben Jones
Norfolk
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St Nicholas Arena
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Notre Dame
Indiana
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Purdue
Navy
Michigan State
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Southern Galaforhia
Southern Methodist
U. S
Meerdink
West Main
Helen Shoppe
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Vince ‘Purvain
Canton
Northwest Sportsmen
Ant
Sportsmen Federation
Fale
Forris County
Appinifone
Chick Young
Iad
Mvaryday
Oman
Coopers
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Roar
Pirate
IN Wood Memorial
Green Peppers
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Cherry Valley Butter
Phillips’ Chicken Soup
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Brigham Hardware
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