Corry Estate Notice Of Administration And Claims
Notice is given that Wills of Corry Pennsylvania names executors and administrators. David Arson, executrix, and James Brew, administrator, request all persons indebted to the estate to settle promptly and all claims to be filed with the estate’s representatives by a specified date. Estate details include stock turnover and property holdings.
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J. Brew
Artin James Ity
Corry
Vivanla
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TATE
Annsylvania
Hey
TICE
Wilkingon
Willen
Yivania
Den
Irle County
Cay
Rey
Beavers Fight for Fresh Start in Playoff Series
Teal cage squad Corry’s Beavers push through a 24 game schedule as they enter final layoffs. Quotes from players emphasize renewed focus and eagerness as they face Girard in the upcoming series. Brown remains a holdout with salary talks unresolved as Chicago White Sox await a decision. The carp piece discusses its misunderstood status and historical notes on the species.
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Seavers
Stas Corry
Beavers
Iglth Girard
Beaver
Girard
Girachas
Millcreek Trojans Triumph In OT Thriller Over Parkers
Millcreek Trojans beat Parkers 34 96 in an overtime playoff at Wesleyville to reach the Erie County Glass A Basketball League final. Ford scored the winning bucket 30 seconds into OT after a tight contest that reached 24 24 at regulation. Ted Willis led Millcreek with 15 points, Bailey led Parkers with 10, and Corry faces Girard in tonight’s playoff for the league title.
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Beavers
Girard
Wesleyville
Millcreek
Trojans
Erie County Glass
Millereeis
Lawrence Pane
Tigers
Parkers
Ford
Ted Willis
Creekers
Gay
Bailey
Road
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Millcrepk
Red Jackets
Tecals
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Wesleyville Junior High
Reversal proposal shrouds Lawrence Park sports plan
Lawrence Park High coach Henle Anderson urges reversing scholastic seasons, arguing spring baseball and golf should start earlier and fall sports shift to baseball golf and tennis. Erie County notes include selections for all star teams and local achievements amid chaotic comments on weather and sports governance.
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Lawrence Park
Igor
Western
Pennsylvania
Finnish distance champ wins three mile race in San Francisco
The Finnish distance champion edged rival Vollmer of California by one yard in a three mile exhibition in San Francisco. The event opened his U S tour, with 86 laps total and a winning time close to the world mark set in 1925. Baseball notes also reference Heath and a short war cash sum.
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United Prose
San Francisco
Pinnlah Diskenney
Baller Pouidh
Wed Vollmer
University of California
Willie Ritola
Raymonds Lead Ladies League By One Game
Raymonds sit one game ahead of Corry Water Keglers in the Ladies City League after last evening’s matches. Raymonds swept two from Model Dairy while Corry Water took two from Wing. Wills and the Wayside Market each won two from Cohen Texacss. Stella Swiderski posted a high 210 game and 184 series. Recreation League standings show Raymonds four games ahead of Polletis after three wins for Recreation and two for Polletta in last night’s play.
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Model Dairy
Corry Water
Raymonds
Dine Corry Water Keglers
Wills
Cohen Texacss
Stella Swiderski
Recreation Dew
Polletis
Liedies Recreation
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Gerry-James Town
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Indians
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Willi
Cohen Texacos
Wayside Market
Raymonds Aero Supply
Mercer
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Nobbs
Lamona
Lym
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Faulkner Wal
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Savko
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Mouel Dairy
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Major Cage Tourney Set for Next Week
United Eves reports that Columbia University and St. John’s Thilver City of New York have accepted invites to the third national intercollegiate basketball tournament in Madison Square Garden on March 11 13 and 15 with Duquesne already in and answers awaited from New York University after a loss to C and N Y and Oklahoma Aggies One more team will be invited from Long Island University Marshall DePaul Rice and Springfield Mass
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New York
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Ast Might
Oklahoma Aggies
Long Island University
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DePaul
Rice
Springfield
Mass
Boose Knocks Out Tanaol in Fourth Round at Armory
Billy Boose, a Penn State trained fighter from Farrell, delivered a fourth round knockout over Enzo Tanaol before 1,200 fans at the Armory A.C. in Scranton. The contest marked a notable performance for Boose in the event. The Tigers’ first spring training game was scheduled in Lakeland Florida, a six inning exhibition between two squad teams under manager Del Baker.
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Victor Scranton
Billy Boose
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
del Baler Seid
Blades Seen As Cards Top Prospect In Modern Baseball Strategy
Peters borough March report highlights Ray Blades as Cardinals manager shaping a dynamic 1930s approach. Blades advocates winning today while preparing tomorrow, rotating pitchers and resting veterans. Critics question overuse of arms like Curk Davis and Ducky Medwick as he builds a contender.
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Petersburg
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Cardinals
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Vaughan Signs His Contract With the Buccaneers
Arky Vaughan joined the San Bernardino Buccaneers after a six inning appearance with the Pittsburgh Plowboys. Manager Frankie Prisch arranged the deal when President William Beviswanger awarded Vaughan captaincy amid undisclosed contract terms.
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Pittsburgh
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DiMaggio Ends Holdout With 32500 Pact
San Francisco reports Joseph Paul DiMaggio ends his holdout by signing for 32500 with the New York Yankees. He previously earned 27500 to 30000 and was named most valuable player in the American League. he left for New York with his wife Dorothy Arnold.
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San Francisco
Machu
Josph Paul di Imaggio
Automobile Today
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St Petersburg
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Darvldy Arnold
Radie Dimaggio
Valdaile
Kane High to Play Night Game
Kane High School will host a night football game this fall under portable lighting systems approved after a March meeting. The plan includes upcoming games at Kane Johnson and Ridgway with similar lighting. districts in the tri state area adopt night play policies.
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Kane High
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Ohio
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Laffoon Metz to Meet Burkewood in International Four-Ball
Laffoon Metz and Rick Metz join Billy Burl in a semifinal clash as the Laffoon Metz team edges Rivagaly and Horton Sinn to advance to the final of the $5,000 international four-ball golf tournament. Ramyan and Smith trail after morning rounds. final scores show Laffoon Metz at 12 under par.
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Rick Metx
Billy Burl
Paw Rivagaly
Horton Sinn
Smith
Ramyan
Chase Averages Toss In League Tie
From the Elephants and the Kangaroos won two from the Nomads. A deciding roll-off between Captains Tes Donaldson and George Rool determined the tie. Lyn ford Chase posted a 205 average, while Cash Sears achieved a high for the Ant-Bastors.
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Nomads
Tes Donaldson
George Rool
Lynford Chase
Cash Sears
Ant-Bastors
Dorset Impresses In Practice With Impressive Display
Calvin Dorsett delivered an impressive on field performance in drills for a free agent showing. Dowsett displayed lively speed on the ground during practice as the team prepares for upcoming battles.
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Tort Myers
Calvin Dorselt
Warren Council Opposes Field Improvements in Warren
A local council in Warren discussed proposed field improvements and plans for municipal use. The vote, led by chair Appler and a special council committee, favored seeking aid and revising the project scope despite opposition from council members.
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Emners
Pounell
Russell
Buvenaat
Gary
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