Unknown OCR Estate Notice Fragment
Fragmentary text referencing estate letters and a register in an unspecified county. Mentions payment or executor actions and an easing phrase. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm a formal notice.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1947
Page
7
Fragmentary text referencing estate letters and a register in an unspecified county. Mentions payment or executor actions and an easing phrase. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm a formal notice.
The document notes a state estate claim process with a deadline for filing. It references a will and the handling of estate duties by an administrator. It names a beneficiary and directs claims to be relayed to the court for the executor.
Meadville will host the state Class B playoffs on August 30–31 and Northwestern district Class A on August 15–16, the first big district and state finals awarded to Meadville. Pred Carman led the push, with rosters due by July 20 and a 3.5 fee per team. local wrestling cards and boxing figures are also noted for summer entertainment.
Cleveland right hander Don Black pitched the first no hitter of the American League season to lead the Indians to a double win. Rain interrupted the twilight game, and Joe Gordon made a key defensive catch to preserve the Gem. Bobby Feller won his game with help from a homer by Hawke Edwards as the Yankees stayed strong in the pennant race.
National League results include Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 2 and Brooklyn 5 Chicago 4 in 10 innings. St Louis defeated New York 11-4 as Red Munger earned a quality start. American League shows Washington 4 Chicago 7, Cleveland 3-2, and Philadelphia 0-1 with several scheduled games. Toronto beat Rochester 3-2 in 16 innings in the International League.
Ed Purgol of Pontiac Mick and George Schoux of San Francisco set a best ball record at the Inverness Four Ball 10000 tourney after a 60 over par 95 3671. The pair led Vic Ghezzi and Porky Oliver by six with birdies and an eagle. Hogan and Demaret defeated Snead and Middlecoff while Mangrum and Little edged Barron and Keiser as Vines and Heafner beat Worsham and Palmer.
The Cotty Country Club hosted the second weekly Dog House Nights drawing a large male turnout. Kip Anderson captured the hole in one prize by pitching from 125 yards to eight feet from the pin on No. 9. Richard Bachemer took second place after his ball rolled within a half foot of the cup. A buffet lunch followed the event.
The Ted Williams squad of the Midget Baseball League posted a 4-6 win over Hank Greenberg’s at Loveldird Field yesterday morning.
The Jamestown Falcons led the Pony League by a wide margin today but suffered a 10-1 defeat to the Wellsville Ret Sox. Batavia beat Hamilton 8-7, Hornell beat Olean 6-1, and Bradford edged Lockport 18-32 as upcoming games listed include Batavia at Hamilton and Wellsville at Jamestown.
Cuba's four team Winter league won recognition as an unclassified affiliate of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. The decision follows a Chicago meeting with Cuban officials and minor league leaders.
Baseball briefs note Ribe Young of the Reds hit a two run homer in a 2-1 win over the Braves for his sixth homer of the season. Boston defeated an opponent 6-4. Don Black of the Indians hurled a no hit no run game for the 1947 American League season against Philadelphia, walking six and striking out five.
Uniontown upset Oil City to spur Vandergrift toward a share of the league lead as the Pioneers won twice. Oil City dropped a 16 1 loss to the Barons who piled up 18 hits. Vandergrift beat Niagara Falls 3 2 in game one and won 14 8 in game two to tighten the race while Butler beat Erie 11 9 and Johnstown defeated Youngstown 11 1.
The Corry Mouse Junior Baseball League hosts Meadville Saturday at Loveland Field. Meadville sits 4-1 in the four-tenm el, while Corry trails with a 3-1-? record. Bill Warmon, the local mound ace, is expected to pitch with strong support from his teammates.
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