Estate notices and rental ads in fragmented notice
Public notices list estate of Mary A Ellis with letters of administration pending in The City of Pennsylvania. ad items include furnished rooms for rent, contact numbers, and notices of debts and claims. Also appears fragmented notices for estate actions and local addresses in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Beware missing readable details due to OCR quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredi Tio
Alty
Desmond Pleasant St
Tate
Mary Mary A. Ellis
Mary of the
Market mood shifts amid bullish signals and price targets
An unclear fragment notes buyers wary today with optimism rising on brighter prospects. It mentions psychological controls and price points around 324k with references to standards and a few clipped figures such as 39dium and 7a Fancy 47 artis' 41.
Roundup of wartime sports and travel news in New York
Travel stories detail Alabama footballers using pressurized cars for a Mobile trip and a six day bicycle trek from Buffalo to Montreal. A North Carolina Rice game is canceled due to travel problems. The One Minute Sport Page surveys picks and notes naval connections, boxing prospects, and promotions. Branch’s fate in Brooklyn hints at a hunter for a top coach. Navy Lieutenant Miley recalls salutes from a Vanderbilt alumnus.
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New York
Gel
Alabama
Leone
Mobile
Pensseoiaers
Elaine
Hong
Harry Mendel
Buffalo
Montreal
Eastiet
Canada
Sailor Red Apostall
Ray Robinson
Nevy
Freddie
Brooklyn
Ager
Harris
Chuck Drescen
Dean of Men to Coach Grove City College Football
Dr Adison H Leitch dean of men at Love City College assumed coaching duties on the eve of a tough Geneva game after Coach Loveless left for the U S Naval Reserve A cash infusion was expected soon Boyd returns to right guard for Carnegie Tech replacing Pantell who broke his hand in Westminster game
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Grove Ciy College
Associated Press
Grove City
Adison H. Leitch
Love City College
Geneva
Jim Loveless
U.S. Naval Reserve
Boyd
Pittsburgh
Dave
American League contemplates three road trips next season
Chicago October reports say the American League may trim the schedule to three road trips per club to save as many as 20 000 miles and ease travel disruptions. Officials expect a 1943 season despite war service and transportation hurdles, with veterans returning and young players getting chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Wal Hart Tidge
American League
Sale Today
Hatridge
Barvidge
New York
Hurridge
Armed Forces
Detroit
Sturs
Mank Greenberg
Pat Mullen
Birdie ‘Tebbers
Tigers
Paul Richards
Atanta
Richards
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Harridge
Washington
St. Louis
New Yorke
Ll Hind
Cleveland
Bob Peller
Navy
Sterling Milk in Clean Sweep Antler Bowlin League
The prering June Regiers swept three games from Steen's Cleaners in the Antler Bowlin League last night as the latter were handicapped with only three men on the alleys. Al Miller posted counts of 177 and 197, with a big middle game of 221 for a 198 average. Steen Dry Cleaners High Tire 129 Tot. Ave. Miler 172 201 197 5 198 Schuppner 184 3 146 383 128 Phillips 142 109 171 422 ua Low Score 178 184 197 Low Score 186 188 175 Plus handicap 921 895 995 2611 Sterling Mill. Group. 175 160 173 61 170 Mitchell 163 156 119 429 143 Brundage 122 135 171 434 145 W. Randall 114 157 116 ag7 125 R. Randall 145 199 197 541 180 Grelay 106 167 125 998 133 Castor 169 123 178 470 187 Plus hiubdleap 989 1056 20% 3070
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Regiers
Steen’s Cleaners
al Miller
Steen Dry Cleaners
Schuppner
Phillips
Sterling Mill. Group
Mitchell
Brundage
W. Randall
R. Randall
Grelay
Castor
Hiubdleap
Maryland T Formation Clicks For Shaughnessy
Maryland's T formation impresses under coach Clark Shaughnessy as Tommy Mont sails two passes for 223 yards in two games and Jack Wright powers the ground game, lifting Maryland to a 14-0 win over Naval Air Station. The squad vows to win with smarts even when outmanned.
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Ay Jobn
Chandlxay College Park
University, of Maryland
Clark Shaughnessy
Tommy Mont
Connecticut Diay
Maryland
Lakedust Naval Air Station
Shaughessy
Lastrummer
Monti
Frania Albert
America
Stanford
Tommy
Cumberland
Jack Wright
Shaughnessy
Beau Jack Emerges as Promising Lightweight Contender
Beau Jack, a copper colored light right puncher from Brooklyn, stands as a top lightweight contender with only two losses on close decisions. Once a golf caddy at Augusta, he rose with backing from a syndicate of millionaires and is now back from illness to challenge for top titles in Harlem era boxing.
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Dillon Ghanam
New York
Ray (Sugar) Robinson
Manhattan
Beau Jack
Janja
Harlem
Brooklyn
Freddie Archer
Bent Jack
Augusta
Sidney Walker
Auick . O
Sammy Angett
Allie Stolz
Bob Montgomery
Tim
Vergeles
Bean Jeek
Chapins and Gift Shop tied for keg lead in Third Ladies League
In a third ladies league night Chapins Sleepers moved into a first place tie with Gift Shop as Helmans Jewelers dropped to third. Chapins edged Gift Shop in the feature, while Lindsleys Pharmacy upset Heimans. Beaud Beckwith and Niuel Derixon led Chapins with high averages as Pennsylvanis Hleckie upset Heimans in three straight.
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Fin
Chapins Sleepers
Git
Helmans Jewelers
Chepins Lasses
GIL Shop
Heimans
Pennsylvanis Hleckie
Folletts Mar‘eet
Lindsleys
Felon Beckwith
Niuel Derixon
Chapins
Anne
Wergeles Ig
Pollelis Markel
Guy
Imsel
Perhans the
Lindsley's Pharmacy
Beau Tack
Chick
PIAA Asks Schools Not To Play On Sabbath
Harrisburg Oct 8 The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association asked high schools not to play Sunday football games Secretary Edmund Wight said resolutions on Sabbath contests would be considered at the December meeting Northumberland County church groups opposed after Mt Carmel Catholic played Kulpmont and Coal Township played Mt Carmel Township in Sunday encounters Both Kulpmont and Coal Township have assured they will play only on weekdays per Wight
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Thter
Scholastic Allelic Association
Edmund Wight
Association
Northumberland County
Mt Carmel Catholic
Kulpmont
Coal “Township
Mt. Carmel Township
Coal Township
PIAA
Wicht
Pitt Quarterback to Captain Team Saturday
Pitt quarterback Waller West will be acting captain for the Panthers next Saturday in Cleveland against the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. The Pitt team, buoyed by a comeback win over Southern Methodist, will lean on Bill Dutton’s passing and kicking to counter the Sailors’ edge.
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Pittsburgh
Waller
West
Pitt Panther
Cleveland
Creat Lakes Naval Training Station
Panthers
Southern Methodist
Bill Dutton
Thomp Son Knocks Out Dorazio In Oakland Bout
Turkish Thompson of Los Angeles floored Gus Dorazio of Philadelphia in a habit knockout at Oakland last night. Dorazio weighed 201 pounds, Thompson 205, in a decisive finish that kept his unbeaten streak intact.
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Oakland
Calif
Turk Thompson
Los Angeles
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Duquesne Stresses Speed Before Pittsburgh Showdown
Duquesne, touting speed, prepares to counter a 20 pound per man advantage from Kansas State as they host a Saturday night game. The coach links speech and morale to performance, warning wartime stress can impair effectiveness and nerve in players and civilians alike.
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DUKES
Pittsburgh. c
Duquesne
Kansas State
Windber and Johnstown Gridders Clash This Weekend
Harrisburg report says Intersecting contests replace conference games as Pennsylvania scholastic football highlights shift to weekend action. Windber, Western Conference leader, faces Johnstown. Scranton Central meets Stroudsburg. Bastan hosts Northeast Philadelphia. New Castle battles Sharm and Farrel faces Rochester in key Big Fifteen matchups.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Reading
Windber
Ted
Johnstown
Scranton Central
Stramokin
Bastan
Northeast Algh
Philadelphia
New Castle
Sharm
Farrel
Shaver
Rochester
Columbia Back Leads College Ground Gainers
Columbia senior Paul Governali tops college ground gainers as he rushes and passes for 411 yards in two games. Dick Fisher, Don Griffin, and Jack Field are among leading ball carriers and passers per American Football Statistical Bureau data. gardening notes close the column with planting advice from Penn State experts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Columbia
Paul Governali
Amerian Football Statistical Bureau
Seattle
Governall
Maine
Fort Monmouth
Cure
Fems
Dick Fisher
Ohio State
Berhie Berman
Town Naval Flight School
Fsher
Don Griffin
Winmis
Jack Field
Texas
Yom Farmer
Town
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Pail Cuchin
Kentucky
Ball Carrie’s
Bill Daley
Munn Sota
Rayment Evans
Teas Mines
Wames
Bob Steuer
Missouri
Governials
al Gain
Sinkwich
Frank Filchook
Georgia Naval
Teo Daniels
Texas A
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Vanderbilt
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Clemson
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AEF
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Gilbertson
Benin
PITT
Lindsleys Pharmacy
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Lindsley Na
McCray
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Martin
Mount
Dahlstrand
Webber Gift Shop
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Columbia Back
Illinois Bac
Pennsylvania State College
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Iege
California
Pillsbury
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Brer
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Keystone
Ivory
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Acme Dog Food
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Knox
Lake Shore
Lipton's
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