Legal notices stray legible in fractured Erie county text
Fragmentary notice records in Erie County reference signed letters of administration for Celestia Doane and others, with claims and debts against estates. The garbled text mentions executors, heirs, and deadlines across Pennsylvania and Ohio, indicating probate actions and potential challenges to estates with dates scattered and unclear.
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Erie County
Swarts
Otice Celestia Etta
Etta Doane
Wayne
Erie
Ronson, Executivns
Iveland
Ohio
Mney
Wales
Duquesne’s Buff Donelli praised for rebuilding era
Praising Buff Donelli, Pittsburgh editors note his work at Duquesne after a rough start. He turned around a squad with 19 sophomores, coached amid budget limits, and added staff through volunteer help as his teams eye Carnegie and Detroit matchups. Roosevelt era scheduling changes and boxing commission talk frame broader sports coverage.
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Donelli
Doneill
Duquesne
Tri- County
Haver Boyle
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Today
Carnegie
Buff Donelli
Buff
Little Clipper Smith
Herman Long
McMillen
Bulimself
Steve Sinko
Aix
George Rado
George Platakis
Ted Grabiniski
Uhe
Waynesburg
Detroit
Highly Touted Mentor to Talk at Big Banquet
Duquesne coach Aldo Donelli will speak at the Tri County Football Conference banquet in the Hotel Corry in December. Donelli, famed for guiding an unbeaten Duke squad, has accepted the invitation. date to be set. The event will draw football squads from five Tri County League schools plus coaches and officials.
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Aldo
Bull Donelli
Duquesne University of Pittsburgh
Hotel Corry
Donelli
Stanley Anderson
Cory High School
Tihor Ith
Night Riders
Tiliois Wesleyan
Waynesburg
Manhattan
Pittsburgh
Texas ‘Tech
Marouette
North Carolina State
Dukes
Carnegie Tech
Detroit University
Duke
T He
Corry
Mtead~ville
of City
Titusvile
Pranklin
Anteaters and Lions Triumph in Ladies Bowling League
Raymonds lead Ladies Loop as six teams compete in Class B. SmayenbAg’s howl edges a four game set after a three game win by Cohen Texacos last evening. Wayside Market swept Corry Were. Model Dairy took two from Wink Wil. Marion Mercer posts 179 average. Two more games added to Ladies Recreation Bowling League: Corry Damestown defeats Nameless No 2. Aeros beat Nameless No 1. Recreation down Polletts.
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Smayenbag
Howle Lea
Ladies ‘Recreation
Corry Damestown
Aeros Woh
The
Recreation
Polletts
Aero
Ave
Patterson
Raymonds
Lynn
Corry Water
Paulkner
Wing Witt
Cohen Texacas
Bachomer
Esymonds
Christy
Ag Mercer
Nichols
Kostneski
Lip
Lamonn
Collins
Sears
Jaa Cohen
Texaco
Capwell
Kasper
Howlett
Dunlap i
Orage
Nz Fagerstrom
Bentlicap Ae
Ial
van Dreasar
Baressi
Swiderski
Corry
Cook
Carroll
Damestown
Carson
Waide Market
Ain
Walters
Tsa Banden
Munger
Larso Ay
Baker
Madison
Hyotsie
Marsh i
Wing-Willi BO
Kowatele
Cobbell
Taylor
Larson
Boxing Officials Reach Cross-State Working Pact
The Pennsylvania and New York boxing commissions agreed on a joint framework for the sport. Suspensions imposed in one state will bar involvement in the other, tightening cross-border regulation of fighters and managers after recent weigh-in and judging concerns.
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New Yun, Or
Harry ‘Thomas
Pennsylvania
New York
Neyland Named Coach of Week by United Press
The United Press nominates Major Robert Reese Neyland of Tennessee as Coach of the Week. Neyland, who has coached Tennessee since 1945, has built a string of unbeaten teams including a 21 game win streak since 1937, with Tennessee 107–12–8 under his leadership.
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Jienry
New York
United Press
Robert Reese
Bob
Neyland
Knoxville
Majo Bok
Vanderbilt
Telnnessee
Volunteers
Oklahoma
Termessee
Kentucky
Canal Zone
Tennessee
Sis
Tennnessee
Quakers Face Path of Cornell in 1939 Title Run
United Press reports Cornell's football season in 1939 sees Quakers as the sole remaining East challenger. Cornell begins strong, beating Ohio State and Columbia, with prospects of Eastern crown. Dartmouth and Princeton figures are noted as less competitive as the campaign unfolds.
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Roosevelt
Reng
Cornell
N.C Pordham
Maryland
Syracuse
Case
Western
Richmond
William and Mary
VMI
W.P.L
Utah
Utah State
Denver
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Fresno
United Press New York
Tit Corellas
Penn
Coryell
Gamegle Corit
Ohlo State
Wielory
Carl Snavely
Columbia
Colgate
Lumbie
Golgate
Touviaslo
Ohio State
Prineton
Dartmouth
Pitt To Open 1940 Season Against Ohio State
Pitt athletic officials announced the 1940 football schedule with Ohio State replacing West Virginia as Pitt’s opener. The Sept 28 game will be played in Columbus. West Virginia, a 44 year rival, has been dropped from the schedule.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
West Virginia University
Oho State
Pitt
Ohio State
Columbus
West Virginia Mountaineers
Penn State Prepares for Rival Panther Clash
Penn State at State College prepares for the annual clash with the Pittsburgh Panthers. Coach Rod Figgins makes lineup tweaks as the Nittany Lions seek to rebound from bruising losses and a hard fought Army game.
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Umaca State College
Penn
Rod Figgins
Nittany Lion
Penny
Army
Tendaci
Higgins
Aniadiltis Asitl
Michigan Students Reprimand Over Bribery Allegations
Unclear text shows alleged bribery linked to University of Michigan in Ann Arbor circa 1850. Fragments mention students, officers, and possible discipline or rejection of proposals. Records are incomplete and may reflect early college governance and temptations within campus offerings.
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FAO
Ann Arbor
Sutherland speaks at OK City banquet in high school rally
Dr John Bidork Sutherland former Pitt Panthers coach addressed the OK City High School football banquet last night He was cheered as he quipped about hanging up his football shoes and indicated plans to coach again but offered no details on where He spoke at the event in OK City Pa. dated November 43
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Unitedress
OU City
John Bidork Sutherland
Pith Panther
Oi City
Sutherland
Weekend slate stars in no 1 game pick
United Press Sports Editor Mark Ferguson presents a picks rundown for the weekend. The list calls for California over Washington, Ohio State over Michigan, Iowa over Northwestern, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Purdue over Indiana, Missouri over Kansas, Princeton over Navy, Harvard over Yale, Pitt over Penn State, Duke over North Carolina State, Clemson over Duquesne, Southern Methodist over Baylor, Rice over TCU, Auburn over Georgia, Georgia Tech over Florida, Mississippi over Mississippi State, Oregon over Washington, Stanford over California.
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Marky Ferguson
United Press
New York
Jn Am
California
Obie Shue
Michigans
Harmon
Iowa
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Purdue
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas Unubis
Chigusi
Carmello ‘Tech
Duquesne
Princeton
Navy
Alder
Colgate
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Pitsburgh
Penn State
South
Duke
North
Caroline State
Clemson
Putman
Souher
Oregon
Washington
Stanford
Gillfoenii
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