Corry area fire damages Walter Crabb home
A defective chimney set a two story frame home on Station Row, near Walter Crabb's residence, ablaze during noon on Tuesday. The fire rapidly razed the structure before neighbors could halt the flames. Police report Wesleyville aided in preventing neighboring flames from igniting adjacent buildings.
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Corry
J. Wik
Walter Crabb
Station Row
Wesleyville
Gorman O'Brien
New Castle
Nellie
Helen
Portersville
Butte County
Sergeant O'Brien
Oil City
Hampton Station
Warde H.W. Saltaman
Bremen
Wennesay
Presbyterian Church
Thurza Ely
Eleanor Hall
West Washington Street
Judge Hirt Reverses Grand Jury On Costs
ERI February 24 a grand jury order directing Alderman Thomas Con yngham to pay about $30 costs in an assault and battery case was set aside by Judge William E. Hirl. The ruling could affect similar actions statewide as Maloney argued the grand jury could not compel payment when the alderman was not the prosecutor.
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Eri
Thomas Conyngham
William E. Hirl
Mahoney
Pennsylvania
Maloney
In Memoriam Mistelia Grow el Dear Mother
In memory of Mistelia Grow el who died February 22 1982 one year agoOur hearts are torn our loving neighbor Christian Mieid says her influence endures Though we miss her now we believe we will meet again At the Golden Gate to worship the Saviors feet in heaven
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NormanYause
New Castle
Norman ‘Turner
Charles Joy
Joy
Jessie Mason
Hisox Street
Arnold Wolfe
St. Marys
Brockway
Kersey
Jerome Pretehtel
Tia
N. Cohen & Sons
Emmanuel Child
Harriet Montague
North Center Street
Corry Whanin
G. T. Kincai
Afleymoon
Georgia Myers
Oil City
Snap
Tie
Emsergency Relief Employment Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Seiletw Street
Christensen Motors
Dodge
Plymouth
First Avenue
Holly Furniture Co
West Main Street
Allegheny River
State Street
McKean County
Flored
Eldred
McKean County Tax League
Supsrvisors
League
Vetprang of
Washington
Ralph Boyle
Melvin Schramling
Corry Hospital
East Washington Street
Mistelia Growel
Ois
Dean
Christian
Mieid
Weill
Fragmented Cherished Card Game Notes and Shuffled Play
The text presents a garbled tournament record or card game commentary with scattered terms like spades and tricks. It references bidding, declarer play, partner roles, rounds, and score notes, but is largely incomprehensible due to OCR corruption. Entities such as players, suits, and scores are scattered without coherent narrative.
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D _ bkas
Tbs
Ralstons
Srawesen
Ige
Rinso
Oxydol
LUX
Tvanhoe Mayonnaise
Lievitenant
Walter G Billary
United States Navy
Cory () Bus, Aliev Kittuly
Bralford
New York
James Buchanan
Ellen
Nicaragua
Oil City Trust Company Oil Were
Lincoln
Washington Street
Wieners
Cox
Jean
Sally Brigham
Sadie Downey
Stayvard’s
Wheelock
Steailman
Mt Paul Lines
St Indies
Erie
Harry A. Holmes
All-Way Electric Co
Cremudle
RA. H. HB
Carl Hasbrouck
Havell Young
Anna Wallo
Conneauitville
Spencer Ospital
Meadville
Brice Moon
Kenneth Moon
Columbus Avenue
Raymond P. ‘Evans
Yestern
Clvtriet
Pittsiigh
Nerealie Aditiots
Lovin Leal Club
Douglas Rozelle
Main Stréeh AM
G. A. Johonot
Greenville
Transfer
Mary Anderson
Elias
Thoms Ragan
West Church Street
George Washington
Grius
Old Virginay
St. Edward's Hall
Ushers Society
St. Elisabeth's Church
Walter Sweet
William Spies Vinan
Clifford Ross
Old Virginia
Mipils
Florence Molfadden School of Dancing
St. Mary's
Pittsburgh
Tyler
Manning Clark
Jack Mulvihill
Carl Green
Jim Clark
Taxbell’s Inn
Tao
R. 3. Dewey
Howard J. Sheen
Rowland B. Axtell
Charles Hoffminster
Louise Will
May McCormick
M. J. Blanden
W. W. Myers
Nellie Titus
Ruth Bennett
Sara G. Smith
Mary Grace
Don Wilkin
the Atlantic Monthly
Manny
Atlantic
America
Arlington St
Boston
City Chicken
Keister
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Teunipa
WKQS
Wat
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Wags SK
AdeKsu
Pune
Tilpd
Bena Opel Wu
ASIA
Tio Benoit
Uwe
Tuwrty
Julueud Pal
Niles
Lisspurinien Sever
Mig Aguign
Oh Westley
Tor
Stabishinis
Nick
Mintih
Zaune
Ksenifontiie Ue
Lee Atu Debi
Vee Lely
Inovy
Shay
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