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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
13
Fragmentary text lists varying names, locations, and terms without clear news context. It reads like a jumbled ledger of people and places such as Pinay, Shonda, Ronnie, Ben, Harsh, and towns or routes, with no cohesive event or article thread identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR presents a local notice about an amount bill related matter in Bilson. The garbled text limits clear details but indicates financial or legislative action to address an amount or bill. Names and exact places are unreadable yet implied.
A highly garbled OCR passage lists disjointed names and terms such as WilL Watt Par and Wingebol sant MeN, but lacks coherent events or facts. The fragmentary words offer no verifiable actions, dates, or locations to summarize into a clear news item.
Fragmentary readable text appears to reference names and places in a jumbled line. The legible bits include odd spellings and potential proper nouns, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
A damaged OCR notice details a property sale and mortgage terms with many garbled names and lines. It references owners Frances Conyers Tobt Consuer and others, a parcel near Twenty-first Street and West Tine, with boundaries along Hoperte and Me Hewitt, and mentions Miss Nellie Woblhass and Nellie Teri among owners. The text is fragmented, but indicates a sale or transfer in Venosyt state with multiple parties and metes.
A garbled OCR entry details a mortgage sale in Erie County Pennsylvania. It names Adam Heidt and Morzine Heidt as the property owners and Second National Bank of Erie as the mortgage holder, with J. T. Maughney listed as attorney. The document references a court, receivership, and deed dates in 1887, including subdivision details and recorded tract information. The readable fragments indicate a foreclosure proceeding in the county with aesthetic legal phrasing and property identifiers.
A detailed land dispute outlines the ownership and execution of properties in York or nearby counties, citing the Andrews Land Company and several parcels including 124 Kuck Avenue. The document names defendants Joseph Mellin and others, with references to deeds dated 1928 and a sequence of heirs and court actions within the Philadelphia area.
A long, readably described land parcel in the County of Penn, including lot and street boundaries, is listed for sale with details of bounds, streets, and corner points. The document names owners and attorneys, notes deed references, and specifies the legal description and location within the city and county records.
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