Real Estate and Personal Property Sale Notices
Real estate and household items listed for sale by auction or public sale at the Corr. mM to Intergley crested property. Items include farming gear such as binder, plow, grain dryers, walking mil, cows, chickens, and various tools. Notice from Emma mas Mrs J City of Gor nnsylvania requests debts and claims be presented. estate settlement details and public sale dates are provided.
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Public Works
Russell Field
Stock Press Highlights Mixed Market Moves
Stock market notes a slight uptick with fractions rising and swings seen throughout trading. The piece implies cautious gains and varied performance across sectors as investors weigh small improvements against ongoing volatility.
Final five games set for city bowling crowns
Band glow of competition surrounds the city bowling championships with a 52h first prize and five crucial matches next Thursday night. Top contenders Streak, Cragg, Anderson, Burr and Cobbett vie for lead in total pinfall as teams brace for a dramatic finish amid a tight handicap race and potential shifts in ranking.
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Spotty Playing Marks Wirth Over Weevil in County Battle
Novi Eust, with a road victory at Lawrence Park, and Albion, undefeated in the Glain A Ene County Basketball League after Friday night. Gary trounced Wesleyville, 40 to 2, and Giard spanked Union City, 8 to 6. Standings show Albion 4-0, Corry 2-2, Millcreek 2-2, Lawrence Park 2-2, Girard 3-2, Union City 2-0, Wesleyville 4-0. Tuesday's games include Girard at Lawrence Park and Albion at North East.
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Reserves Lose In Overtime to Wesleyville Seconds
Corry High Reserves fell 22 to 18 in overtime to Wesleyville High Seconds in a Junior High court clash. Regulation tied 17 apiece as both teams traded baskets before the extra period decided the game. Waterford to Spartansburg Monday January 27 to face Sparta Firemen in a late-season battle. Scholastic scores: Corry 40 Wesleyville 26. Franks 39 Titusville 57. Meadville 33 Oil City 30. Other results include Ursuline 23 Youngstown 23, Sparta 20, Jamestown 23 Dunkirk 2, Silver Creek 31 Palzaner 7.
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Larson
Top Golf Pro Field Competes In Crosby Meet
The Bing Crosby golf tournament at Rancho Santa Fe opens with many top players in the field. Bill Nary shot 67 in the rain soaked first half of the split field while defending champion Ed Oliver plays with a borrowed set after leaving his bag for draft board duty. Other contenders include Sammy Snead Dutch Harrison Ralph Galdahl Jimmy Thomson Horton Smith Byron Nelson Demaret Shute and Oliver himself.
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Denny Shute
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White Sox Optimistic on Burman Plan for 1941 Roster
Gricago January 25 The White Sox plan to concentrate on a strengthened 1941 roster under Ed Salters injury rumors and trades. Manager Jimmy Dykes added Bill Knickerbocker and Darin Codigiati to bolster the infield while stars like Kuhel Appling and Kennedy head a pitching staff led by Rigney Lyons and Diettish. Burman rumors swirl as Red Burman trains and discusses strategy against Louis, aiming to boost Chicago’s chances in the pennant race.
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Raymonds Cut Leaders' Edge in 10 Pin Circuit Fight
In Philadelphia Freddy Domi stopped Charley Burns in a 149 against 143 score in Philadelphia Pa Burman doubts top heavies draw gates and says Louis may be sluggish in a rematch after Red Wins and mentions a possible return match if Louis wins
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Roundup of sports mentions and prospects across teams
A scatter of notes covers coaching prospects for a Virginia Polytechnic post, Red Burman trading activity, Frank McCormick as MVP chatter, Philadelphia requests for a bulletin item, and broad sports chatter including pro football ice hockey and golf. The piece cites figures like Tom Hirmlette, Lupisiren La, Ken Quere An, and Jack Dempsey, with betting odds on Red vs Louis and various local and national references, ending with tax talk and a closing quip.
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Bond Dies Ends Baseball Salary Cycle
Associated Press reports Boston paleontologist Tom Bond ends a salary era as baseball pitchers long earned under $600 a season. Bond, a star of the 1877 78 Boston clubs, won 72 games over two pennant years and helped Hartford and Boston reach notable victories. His death at 45 marks the fading of the early era when salaries rarely topped $1,000, prompting his retirement in 1885.
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