Fragmentary legal notices from Corry area 1923 deed and probate
Fragmented OCR shows estate and permit related matters in Corry Pennsylvania during 1923. Mentions county Morton, letters of estate, heirs, administrators, and attempts to pay duties. Readable names and precise actions are obscured by garbled text but indicate legal notices and probate activity in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Nity
Iera
Corry
Morton
Nave Béer
Banaka
Three nations join search for Nobile's missing dirigible
Dim wireless signals from the polar airship Italia raise hope as Italy Norway and Sweden pledge help. Expeditions depart from King's Bay and New York with pilots and crews to scour the far north for Umberto Nobile and his 15 aides aboard the doomed Italia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobile
Rome
Oblo
Norway
Tong
Moe
Nori
Tend
Don
Mons
Gen
Amibetto Nobile
King's Bay
Lars Hensen
United Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Spitbergen
Amsterdam Island
Dlorms
Gomer
Citta di Milano
Spitsbergen
Copenhagen
Lieut
Louison Holm
Ayintlornee
Umberto Nobile
Tycome
Washi
Nome
Alaska
Arctic
Talia
Tacoma
Alrine
Polar Honalli
Roger Wallaxna
Babelll
Ole'cayling
United Press Star
Denmark
Sweden
the Tralle
Rowan
Stockholm
Armandaén
Swedish Army Aviation Corps
Norwegian Coal Company
Long Year City
Spitaberges
Spitebergid
Aliser Larson
Oslo
Pera
Tax Reduction Bill Signed by Coolidge
President Coolidge signed a tax reduction bill totaling over 222 million dollars in next year’s federal revenues. Key items cut the corporate income tax rate from 13 to 12 percent, repeal the 1 cent motor fuel tax, raise theater admission exemption, repeal cereal beverage tax, and adjust earned income credit and corporate exemption levels with substantial revenue losses noted for each provision. Continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites
Washington
Coolidge
Sneak Thief Steals Cash After Ruse at Tailor Shop
A thief posing as a workman gained access to the Fenond floor tailor shop in the Pennsylvania Electric Company building on North Center street and escaped with $44 after promising to be away about a half hour. The incident mirrors a similar daytime theft last week at Warren and Jamestown. Police efforts to locate the suspect continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murray
North Center Street
Warren
Jamestown
Fenond
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Mra. Murray
Jameas
TWO KILLED IN FREIGHT WRECK NEAR BARBERTON OH
A triple train wreck at a railroad crossing in Barberton Ohio during dense fog killed two men and seriously injured two others. A B&O freight collided with a westbound Pennsylvania freight, an eastbound Pennsylvania train derailed after side swiping wreckage. Injured were William Pens, 35, Upland West Virginia, and John Manastey of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Pennsylvania
William Pens
Upland
W. Vs
John Manastey
Youngatown
Deficiency Bill Signed To Fund Government Spending
May 29 The second deficiency appropriation bill providing about 146 million dollars to cover part of the government's operating expenses for the 1998 and 1929 fiscal years was signed today by President Collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pres
Five Best Radio Features Preview Tonight
Radio listings show tonight's schedule featuring Robert J. Lea's career profile at 8 P. M. and a continuation program on musical topics. Meyerbeer Singing Society performs later, with additional acts including Unspecified Progrant Dy Blind Artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Lea
Meyerbeer Singing Society
Boulder Dam fight ends as Congress adjourns for summer
In Washington May 28 Republican leaders in the Senate moved to adjourn at 6:20 PM, disposing of the Boulder dam bill after a long filibuster by Arizona senators Ashurst and Hayden. The vote was 46 to 35, with strong opposition from Senator Johnson. The House was expected to adopt the resolution, ending the session without passage of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Dam
Senate
United Press
Washington
Congress
Long House
Dawes Whic
Arizona
Ashurst
Hayden
Astairst
Hiram Johnson
Kendrick
Wyoming
Johnson
Curtis
Dawes
Autos Crash On North Center Street Collision Outcome
North Center street saw an automobilé accident this morning as the Willya Knight coupe driven by O A Stennett backed from a driveway and struck the Ford coupe driven by Nate Maguire of Columbus. Both drivers escaped injuries. Damaged vehicles, broken windows, and a toppled machine marked the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Nate Maguire
Q. A. Stennett
North Center Street
O. A. Stennett
Columbus
Solith
Stoxnett
Maguire
Memorial Day Observance Arrangements in Corry
Memorial Day plans in Corry include a parade forming on Washington Street then moving through First Avenue Pleasant Center South Concord Main to Center and to the City Park for exercises. Mayor, veterans officials, and bands lead the program with Miles B. Kitts as speaker and graves decorated in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
United States
America
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Street
First
Ladies Usiliary Corry Fire Department
Aly
Park Place
Woman’s Relief Corps
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans’ Home
West Washington Street
Pine Grove
McCray
St Thomas
St. Elizabeth
Lutheran
Cutting
Wheelock
Beaver Dam
Elgin
Erang
Miles B. Kitta
Erie
S.s
Cressey
Edmonds
Miles B
Harrisburg Loan Aide Issued For Private Property Owner
In Harrisburg on May 21 the state announced a $400,000 loan at 5 percent to Peter Magaro a wealthy Harrisburg property owner. The funds come from the State Employers' Retirees' Fund, noting the transaction as part of historic state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uareg Phace
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanian
Samuel Lewis
Pater Magaro
Soak Bund
Coolidge Seen Likely Nominee If He Won’t Decline
Representative Williams of Illinois told the House that President Coolidge will be renominated in Kansas City if he does not decline. The prediction drew favorable reaction from various Republican members amid the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Kansas City
Representative Williams
Ilinois
House
Probe Opened Into Disaster Killing 200 At Mather Mine
State and federal mine officials opened an inquiry into the Mather Colliery disaster that killed about 200 men ten days ago. Fifteen bodies remained entombed as rescue crews continued searches. Investigators questioned mine officials and inspectors, examined cutting machines and ventilation, and tested air in rock dusted sections to determine gas buildup and safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prete Mather
Mather
Walter Glasgow
Minses
John Ira Thomas
Geo. McCaa
Bureau Mines
Pittsburgh
Howard Howard
Fourth of July financing discussed by Rotary Kiwanis
The Rotary Club referred the Corry Fourth of July celebration financing to its board after a meeting with Kiwanis and other groups. Rotary and Kiwanis may co host the Independence Day events with Stanford Hose Company VFW and Company A ready to support. Mrs A Buxton visited Meadville for a day with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Corry
Rotary Club Toda
Rotary
Kiwanis
Varios
Kiwinia Club
Stanford Hose Company
V.F. W
Company A
Rotary Clubs
A. Buxton
Meadville
Coolidge to Deliver Gettysburg Memorial Day Address
President Coolidge will speak from a rostrum erected on the Gettysburg battlefield where Lincoln gave the famous address. Gettysburg preparations include a decorated town, painted railroad station, and extensive wiring for radio and telegraph to relay the event to the world. Officials expect 50 000 to 100 000 visitors, with hotels strained by demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Coolidge
Abraham Lincoln
Culp's Hill
National Cemetery
Rev Bartlett Speaks at Memorial Day Rotary Meeting
Rev William E Bartlett of the First M B Church delivered a Memorial Day address for the Rotary Club as Civil War veterans Oliver Castow and Job Bartle joined honored guests. Red Cross rep Mr Greening discussed relief work while Exmet Morrow and A G Buller returned to the club after absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Bartlett
M. B
Rotary Club
Corry
Oliver Castew
Job Bartle
Mr. Greening
American Red Cross
Wriofly
Red Cross
Jsssisters i Hae
Exmet Morrow
Ie Club
Wells
Morrow
G. Buller
Board Keeps Millage Asis. Sets 18 Mill Levy For 1928-29
The Board of Education, in a special meeting, fixed the school tax levy at 18 mills with a per capita tax of 5 dollars and adopted a budget of 161,220 for 1928-29. The board deemed operating costs and heating replacement needs justified, and discussed reducing several items, but ultimately approved the budget with minimal reductions and no millage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hillstrom
Witt
Treas Uurer
Lax
Fingnud
Ralph S. Dewey
Finance Committee
Dewey
Love
Swante
Isler
Patterson
Otter
Thig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tounty
Tore
Initatrator
United
Rev. Bartlett
BOARD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!