Fragmented Weather Note in Local Ledger
A partial OCR fragment hints at weather conditions with numbers and place names unclear. The readable text suggests forecasting notes or measurements, but specifics remain unreadable due to typed errors.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
9
A partial OCR fragment hints at weather conditions with numbers and place names unclear. The readable text suggests forecasting notes or measurements, but specifics remain unreadable due to typed errors.
Legal notice outlines Hugh Bradley and others rights to land in Millcreek Township Erie County. Property description includes Lots 24 and 29 in certain subdivisions and parcels bounded by Wayne Street and other lines. Proceedings cite May Term 104 and list attorneys Beate and McDowell.
The document records a 1946 sheriff sale in Wesleyville and 2000 Station Road, issued by J.B. Held attorney for Alva F Butters and Helen Butters wife. It lists a two story frame dwelling and surrounding land to be sold under a mutual banking and loan association mortgage. Also notes another sale against George Bull and Mina Maynes with property described in Beaver County and Liberty? details.
A legal notice records a property transaction and lien details in Erie County. It lists Alan H Fay and Campbell successors as grantors or grantees, with references to parcel boundaries, a party wall, and a deed dated April 10, 196M, recorded in Deed Book 126. The notice names law firm TP OURS as attorney and mentions a forthcoming public action on the described premises.
Public sale of a chain of parcels in Erie County Pennsylvania including land in Lawrence Park and near Morne Street Lawrence Township. Describes lots in Subdivisions, street frontages, and a two-story brick dwelling at 1715 Oxford Street. Mortgagees James Kuist and Ammet D Hurley as receivers of Citizens Mortgage Company proceed with foreclosure.
Court records reveal a 1934 lien and mortgage arrangement involving John F Deering and Effie P Deering regarding land in Elk County Pennsylvania. The document details order of conveyance to the authority, examinations of property boundaries, and descriptions of parcels tied to the lot and tract numbers in Towand Valley area.
Public notice details the foreclosure of the Nick Gillen property in Erie County Pennsylvania. It lists the mortgage held by Imm A Catherine Pein for 4000 dollars and describes the property at the northwest corner of Birrel and Pennsylvania Avenue including a two story brick dwelling.
A 1920s Erie Pennsylvania foreclosure notice describes multiple parcels tied to Myrtle Greenfield and others. The document details boundaries, street names, and court actions by various attorneys, with properties in Noritilie and City of Erie described for sale or in execution.
Public notice of a real estate mortgage in Erie County Pennsylvania dated 1821. It lists defendants William Seawaineie and Lillian We and describes parcel details in the town city area with a legal action in a county court setting. The fragmentary OCR references a deed and covenants tied to a property description.
A fragmentary OCR item describes a property related action with mentions of a tribunal and various place names. It references hearings or notices regarding encumbrances and ownership tied to named or implied parties and locations, with limited readable dates or specifics.
Legal notice describes described brick property known as 0. German Street Erie PA. It names Harold Hater, his wife Win Hatherin, and assignee Davie Seliosaer in a May term foreclosure action. Property description includes lots on German Street and adjacent parcels in Ward 10, Erie County. The document sets forth parcel boundaries and the intention of the court to authorize seizure for unpaid claims.
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