Sale notice for Corry farm and Erie estate auctions
Fragmented OCR describes a sale near Corry with 90 SALE later Brinc items including dairy cows and farm equipment, plus a notice for Estate of Allie in Erie with payment claims and a listed attorney. Inaccurate text blocks prefer concise summary of two readable facts and no sensitive details.
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Our Corry
Q. M. Genter
Jorny
W. Hagmain
Hilding
Brinc.h of
Clymer
Ead
Sulur
Sharps
John Adler
F. Cady
Loneer
Allie
City of
Erie
Store records minor item about sales issues and points
A fragmented item notes sales issues and a two point loss. It mentions proceeds and refers to items like brier and pilées in unclear form. Names, dates, or places are not readable.
Sports Roundup Confused York Feb 21 Hints at Manager Seats
Fragmented notebook style rounds up baseball talk with references to Dodgers, Phillies, Babe Herman, a Seattle manager, and names like Joe id and Hugh Muleshy, suggesting job openings and trades. War correspondence from Miami mentions Bil Terry and Bob Foxx amid shifting opinions on Tennesee football great.
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York
Gerry
Dodgers
Kirbe
Sam
Phils
Hugh Muleshy
Babe Herman
Seattle
Joe Id
Notre Dame
Miami Report
Terry
Bob Foxx
Tennessee
Automatics Win Two Games in Raymond Shop League
The Income team edged two games to the Automatics but still holds a five game lead. Other results included Small Order healers taking two from Finishing cum, Office downing Plat Department in five, with Bernardi and Baker high at 182. News items note quiet Terre Haute and a shift plan for a Tennessee Boston game to Balface’s municipal stadium. Industry mentions NIL, coaching moves, and prospects in various sports.
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Cum
Bernardi
Baker
Three Way Tie in District Nine Race
Three teams Wilrren Ivuewuvurg and Bead ford remain tied for the lead in the Northern Division of District Nine as the season concludes this Friday. A playoff may determine the winner who earns the right to face Bradford, the first half winner, for the Northern Division title and the chance to meet Brookville for the District Nine crown.
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Wilrren
Ivuewuvurg
Beadford
Aiill
Bradford
Brookville
Beavers Narrowly Defeated by Titusville in Close Game
Titusville beat the Rav es in a tight contest as reserves trailed early but surged to lead 15 the first quarter. Jack Taylor led Beavers with seven points, while Corry and teammates contributed but could not keep pace final score 36 to 30 in favor of Titusville.
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Lorry
Itsville
Alhey
Ders
Bnis
Jack Taylor
Beavers
Kennedy
G Amy
F Bares
Joe Taylors
Dagwoob Solupp Delays As Night Approaches
A garbled note notes growing lateness as a situation remains unresolved. No clear names or locations are legible, but the text conveys urgency and delay.
Corry Sharpshooter Ranked Eighth in Small Bore List
George R Patterson of Corr y shoots steadily in 1940s Pennsylvania rankings. The 1941 NRA classifications place him with a 99.31 average, among Pennsylvanian marksmen highlighted in a list of top twenty six shooters. Ammon B Bell tops the state averages at 80.52 while Roy A Beek trails closely.
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George R. Patterson
Corrs
National Rifle Association
Patterson
Corry, Rod and Gun Club
Ammon B. Bell
Dummelstown
Bell
Roy A. Beek
Bradford
Heck
Chutes
Tree Ore Slemer
Somerset
Sheridan E. Brown
Warren
Ernest Pade
Sellersyne
Donwlese
Corngpetls
Frank Frohin
Wilkes-Barre
John B. Shaidiff
Vandergrift
David Beale
Prepport
Robert F. Clark
Canonsburg
Jd CH Eline
Woolvich
Sharpsville Clinches Mercer County Class A Title
Sharonville clinched the Mercer County Class A championship after early season strong play against Beavers. They will face Sharon, the Class 4A title holder, for the Mercer county crown and a spot in the District 10 playoffs against the winner of the Prix East Lawrence Park. The article notes the average U.S. Army soldier receiving 0.88 pounds of cement a day.
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Sharpsville
Mercer
Sharonville
Beavers
Sharon
East-Lawrence Park
Erie May Join Mid Atlantic League News 1941 Speculation
Springfield officials report six teams set for the Mid Atlantic League 1941 season with expansion talks ongoing. Zanesville and East Pa may join if conditions align while Dayton Springfield and Charleston W Va are confirmed. Existing members include Erie and Zanesville. prospects hinge on pending negotiations and owner commitments.
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Springfield
Wermeyday
Bub
Clycuit
Alkron
Camn
Youngstown
Dayton
Charleston
W. Va
Zassesville
Eve
Blue Jays defeat Titusville five in close game
The Blue Jays beat Titusville by 27 to 19 yesterday afternoon at the hall. Gronostar and Rathbun led the Blue Jays with 10 and nine points as Corry Cheerleaders and players rallied to a 27 point total. Panes starred for Titusville with four baskets while the Corry Junior High squad held a slim lead throughout the second half.
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Blue Jays
Tiusvitle
Royal Lardwood
Avenge Lafer
Witten
Blue Jay
Corry
Pomeroy Boys
Frank
Vader
Gronostar
Rathbun
Jqy
Vielay
Tre Joxers
Pbiot
Witusville
Junine Itigh
Panga
Ie & MD
Winelay
Pringhsg
Neleor
Corry Junior High
Irkom
Arly Thistle
Crystal Ice Marksm en Lose First Match
Crystal Ice Marksm en suffer first league loss as Raymonds defeat them by a narrow margin. Knapp leads Crystal with 285 while Patterson fires for Raymonds. Ard Ole Long set to meet Clymer in next clash.
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Crystal Ice Marksmen
Rifle League
Raymonds
Clymer
Crystal Tow
Raymond Velary
Lesan
G Patterson
Wind Ar Knapp
Ro Patterson
Jie
County Champs Meet Beavers Here on Friday
The Tenyers will march to the gate of IWHMisOn Ners to murcow HiT won they curtaly the Wile wiiainie Lawenee Pele Tiers. Barry will reciter a sein fo elite UF Teint Second plane tiv jie to avenge rough season. This game marks the Mina appearance in scholastic uniforms for a quarter of the Beavers as they seek nine straight Lawrence Park wins.
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Levis
Barry
Beavers
Corry
Lawrense Park
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