Local Court Cases and School Notices in Erie County
A Erie County court session Monday heard five divorce cases including Whit versus Kornikowald and Wayne township against John W Kdral Kow ski for desertion. Police responded to disturbances near Fourth Ward street last night with arrests likely. Columbus Landship dedicates a new grade section with a live program tonight. Westinghouse Electric reports 1840 as peak expansion with record sales and payrolls. Corry youths caught shoplifting cigarets and candy. three boys reported to Police Magistrate B. Porter for hearing. Civilian Pilot Training program enrolls locals in Warren with King Air Service. Betty Jane Johnson and Donna Mae Dowling, Buffalo teens found in Erie and returned. Board of Education to pursue clock repairs through manufacturers after Erie repair shop declined service. J. Donald Watson in Pittsburgh for Army Reserve pre−flight exam. Jack Benny signs new radio contract at $17,500 weekly, turning down higher offer. Corry factory activity high but school enrollment slow with six new intermediate students in February and several others joining at junior high.
Attempt to Upend Rich Banker's Antenuptial Will
Jamestown origins report a bid to invalidate an antenuptial agreement linked to brewer D. Phillips and Anna Merrill Phillips. The will admits probate. funds and residence are allocated to Mrs. Phillips under the agreement, while heirs including Louise Woods and Phillips grandchildren stand to inherit substantial shares. The challenge, filed by Merrill’s son, seeks one third under statutory rights as executor notices are filed with Bank of Jamestown. A later note mentions Father Robert A. Buel’s first solemn Mass at St Teresa’s.
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Columbus School News Highlights Family Day and Class Plans
The Columbus township program honors the Hew cchopt building with a March 11 event including songs and remarks. PTA follows March 13. attendees urged. Forensics finalists from Helen Sayko, Hellene Kudlick, and David Curlis head to Clarion March 28. Students visit local dairies. sewing projects begin. seniors choose cap gown colors maroon and white. diplomas to feature maroon white falderal.
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Titusville Library Looted by Suspected Boys
A break in at the Titusville Library uncovered a burglary with several displays removed and dolls and Mexican silver pieces missing. Police suspect a group of boys, noting a window pane entry and the theft of items from exhibits lent by Miss Helen Murray and Mrs. Fred B. Mochanuts. Local student activities and school notes follow.
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Corry Council bans junk yards and auto wrecking firms
The ordinance prohibits establishing extending or enlarging junk yard and auto wrecking businesses within Corry city limits and requires a council approved permit from the Engineering Department. Penalties apply for violations and it defines junk yard and auto wrecking establishment terms for enforcement. The notice includes administrator and attorney listings for related estate matters in Corry Pennsylvania.
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Buffalo Livestock and Pittsburgh Produce Markets Report
Buffalo livestock quotes show hogs and cattle steady with varied grades and prices across weights. Cattle, calves, and sheep are listed with demand described as steady or slow in places, while hogs range from $7.60 to $8.25 and cattle from $4.75 to $6.75. Pittsburgh produce prices cover apples, pears, and potatoes with mixed regional listings and small package prices.
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Daily Quiz Answers and Stock Market Drift Report
Answers to the daily quiz printed on page 4 include 125 trillion 4 Tony 9 Secret commercial society 4 Easter 5 Jean Gilbert Winant 5 Golf Fes 3 Riders 9 ola pout 1 West New York March 11. A market recap notes a brief rally then a retreat as stocks showed minor gains at open and drifted irregularly into mid day with prices uneven. American Gas American Smelters Atlantic Refining Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Bendix Aviation Columbia Gas Chrysler Curtiss-Wright General Electric General Motors Jones? International Nickel Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Packard Paramount Factory? Standard Oil Of New Jersey United Corp US Steel Westinghouse Woolworth. March 18 prelims for track meet at Madison Square Garden in New York and related Penn College and Aero Supply listings appear.
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Fragmentary Local Note Disturbs Readability
A damaged OCR fragment describes a sequence of unclear events with references to measurements and individuals but lacks coherent context or complete names and places. The text appears to mention a mile distance and numbered items, leaving the exact incident uncertain.
Miller leads late rally in close Park tilt
Miller shines as Ha d Millere edges rival in a tight B class contest. A late push seals the result amid a busy stretch of plays. Park hosts the dramatic finish with key players delivering clutch moments.
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Local bowling meet nets mixed results and lighter crowds
In a weekend set of events, teams faced stiff competition with several players posting notable scores. Key figures include Brie achieving a 629 series and a strong 242 game, while Philadel Women’s Bowling earned a first division win as rookies.
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