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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
15
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Cranberry and various unreadable terms. It references dates or numbers in unclear form and names that are only partially legible. The text lacks coherent events or actions to summarize clearly.
A messy OCR notice lists multiple parcels of real estate and attached parties in contested executions. It names attorneys Burton R and Chapin, mentions property in Erie and Philadelphia areas, and references seizures under May Term 1935 with various wards, streets and lot numbers, including Walnut and Seventeenth Streets.
Public notice describes a large parcel located in Bethe City within Erie County Pennsylvania, conveyed to Clyde Reynolds and Adila Reynolds and others, including references to street names, blocks, and extensive boundary lines. The document names parties of interest, a sale by execution to satisfy a judgment, and identifies attorney English Quinn Sermans, with a date in 1941 and a description of the property in Towner Township and Bethe area.
A court-ordered sale of property located in Harborerwell Township, Pennsylvania, Portland and state lines referenced, includes Lot No. 16 in the Martinlold subdivision and a two-story frame dwelling. The notice names Paul Foos, Clara Thohatson, and others as defendants, with details of restrictions and corporate duties, and identifies the property as part of a real estate conveyance overseen by the attorney listed as May May 125.
A damaged legal notice describes a two story frame dwelling and adjoining buildings tied to the estate of a late owner. It lists property boundaries, depicted streets and lots, and a court action by the Wire Trust Company against defendants in a county of Pennsylvania, with details of parcels and adjacent landmarks.
A long legal notice details a property case involving multiple parties across counties, describing parcels along Twenty Street and surrounding blocks, with references to the Wilk Crwa be ers and the Marquette Building and Toni Association. The document cites a May Term 1985 filing, listing attorneys and asserting rights to the described real estate and related tenures.
Parcel description cites Liberty Street frontage and blocks in Erie City, with multiple lot numbers and boundaries note by map book. The document records sale interests of mortgage holders and trustees, naming CHAPIN Attorneys and noting public sale action under county supervision.
Legal notice announces a mortgage foreclosure action involving a property tied to an entity identified as a trust company and related parties. The filing names parties including a lender and trustees, with referenced territory around Albay and Contractors for the foreclosure process.
The readable fragments mention multiple people institutions and places in a dense, garbled OCR pass. Key named entities include universities such as UNC and HIG and references to officials teachers and events. The passage lacks coherent narrative or a single clear incident.
Garbled OCR fragment references a legal context, mentions 218 French something and the Surmitura Co in GrronD, with names like Erle and Foltans. Details are unclear, but suggests a case or attorney name.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mentalla Bresn and Erle in 1985. Key names appear garbled, leaving uncertain places and events. This item preserves only scattered mentions without a clear incident, date, or outcome to summarize.
A fragmentary line hints at a Scots flavored lyric or proverb. The readable portion presents a playful cadence without clear event or identities. No concrete people places or organizations are established in the legible text.
A terse OCR fragment shows scattered words about a bat and a nine. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or entities to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
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