Deserted fragments reveal a real estate sale listing
Fragmented OCR shows multiple properties and parcels offered for sale including 83 acres drained land with buildings and improvements, a 96-18 811 East 2nd Street dwelling, and a downtown parcel. Notices reference a court action in Pennsylvania with details on property descriptions, boundaries, and sale scheduling.
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Eerie
Tulrs
Hack Entbig
Slennel
Sandburg
Glenn
Bath
Il Scotts Ap
Ck P
Ed Ulekeing
Patterson
Billy
Three Corry youths escape after bridge plunge near Findley
At the Wrench Creek bridge on the Findley raid early Sunday morning a Studebaker plunged off the guard rail into water three to six feet deep. In a miraculous effort, Paul Zenns Harold Dugan and Thelston Mason crawled from the wreckage and were treated at Corry hospital for minor injuries before being discharged.
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Duto
Corry
Studebaker
Wrench Creek
Findley
Corry Hospital
Paul Zenns
Corry Country Club
Harold Dugan
Thelston Mason
Pindley Lake
Studebsisey
Zeus
Gur
Ther
Mason
Stunnes
Zenns
Dugan
Findley Lake
Charlotte Trim
G. N. Roberts
Cory Hospital
Anniversary Dinner Celebrates Bingham Nuptials Fifty Years
Myr and Mrs J Bingham marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering of about sixty five relatives and friends at Liberty Street home. A tented lawn dinner followed a procession led by Jean Munley with best man BE Judd of fifty years ago. Guests from near and far donated gifts and money.
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Myr
BE. C. Judd
HL A
Manley
Qrushler
Tean
JH. Wright
Fred Britain
Tanvestown
Jack Carlson
Jana Louis
Jay
John Chisholm
McKean
Lillian Keller
Wowark
N. J
J.D. Stanford
Carréllton
Louie Walker
Centerville
500 Arrests in Chicago Raids Mark Sweep of Gambling Racket
United Press reports Chicago police, ordered by Police Commissioner Cononis, conducted raids on gambling houses and bootlegging dens. About 500 arrests were made, with seized evidence and confessions linking crimes from past months. Charles Stanley, 26, allegedly confessed to two murders and multiple robberies, while described as key figure among those seized. Stanley claimed associate known as Big Leo shot Officers Garrall and Fogarty at the Turkish Village cafe on the West Side.
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United Press
Chicago
Cononis
Sione
William Russell
Charles Stanley
John Stege
Stanley
Leo
Allen Garrall
John Fogarty
Themen
West Side
Thursiny
Unruly Driver Arrested on Alcohol Charge in City
An individual was taken into custody Saturday afternoon on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was later held for arraignment and is due before Alderman Porter on a Wednesday morning session.
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Ekrster
Apui Center Street
Fu Ater
Church Street
B. Porter
Atchet
Yeiater
Bill Wan
Florida storm relief centers at Pelican Bay
West Palm Beach Florida relief workers rushed to Pelican Bay on Lake Okeechobee after a hurricane strike. Officials feared all 450 residents of the fishing and farming community were drowned as 200 bodies were found and cremated. Death toll projected at 101400 with higher possible totals as Red Cross figures rise. Sanitation improves in refugee camps while outbreaks of illness are limited. Property losses in the area reach into the millions across Palm Beach and nearby counties.
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Gordon K. Shearer
United Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Pelipan Bay
Lake Okeechober
Mall
National Red Cross
A. J. Shafer
Belle Cisne
Pahokee
Canal Point
Palm Boscheon
Red Cross Drives $600 Quota for Florida Storm Victims
Red Cross Reserve Chapter officers announce a city drive to raise 600 dollars for Florida storm victims. Headquarters will open at Ames Drug Store at 10 AM Tuesday for subscriptions, with local residents urged to contribute. Those unable to visit may send funds to Mrs W Houghton West Wayne Street Mrs Frank Heath West Pleasant Street or Mrs Thoms Giblin Maple Avenue.
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Peen
al Corry
Florida
Reserve
Red Cross
Ames Drug Store
Ames
Lower Peninsula
W. Houghton
West Wayne Street
Prank Heath
West Pleasant Street
Thoms Giblin
Maple Avenue
Five Best Radio Features Highlight War Era Broadcasts
Radio listings show New Bern broadcasts featuring operas “Rigoteto” by WOR at 9:00 EST, opera company program, WEAF 0:00 EST “The Cabin Door,” and WEAF/ Wim Network 8:80 EST “Real Ppiks,” plus War Network 6:30 EST “Roxy and his Gang.”
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New Bern
Eany See Opers
WOR
United Opera Company
War
Roxy
WEAF
Wim
Three Meet Death In Auto Wrecks Near Erie
Two men and a boy killed with six injured in two crashes near Erie Sunray. High Nesbitt 60 of McKean and grandson Russell 12 died when their car driven by Richard C Bunce of McKean flipped on Edinboro road. Bunce injured. Kenneth Kimball killed in collision with a car driven by William Kaufman of Akron. both cars overturned. Kauffman and wife slightly hurt. Charles Brisbee and his wife of Seville Ohio hurt in Nesbitt crash along with Robert Nesbite and Rob Watts of McKean and L. Diacon of Akron who rode with Kaufman.
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Erie Sunray
Wullem & Kaufman
Akron
Kauffman
Wer
Charles Brisbee
Seville
Ohio
Nesbitt
Robert Nesbite
Elle
Rob Watts
McKean
Diacon
Ateron
Kuusmian
Kiwanians Gather for State Convention in Uniontown
Delegate representatives from Corry led by Brown and Shoop attend the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs state meeting opening in Uniontown with over a thousand attendees. International officers and local leaders including Cummings Scranton Turner Oliver and Swaney join the gathering as cities band together to plan the 1929 convention.
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Flw. Brown
C. B. Shoop
Kiwanta Club
Corry
Pennsylvania
Kwanls Clubs
Uniontown
Journal
Cummings
Kansas City
Kiwanis
Ralph ME Aramermany
Scranton
International Trust
Turner
Chester
Pinkney Jones
International Committee On Efficiency
H. Oliver
Dis
Herbert Moore
DuBois
Msmet
Homer H Swaney
Beaver Falls
Derailment Disrupts Local Ice Railroad Yards
Four empty cars of a westbound freight train derailed at the east end yards near the Kurtz plant. A Meadville wrecker cleared debris and traffic was not tied up. Cause given as a pulled drawhead.
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Ice
Kurtz Plant
Meadville
Trafic
Vast Forest Fires Rage Across Four Southern California Counties
A massive forest fire raged through four southern California counties today, threatening vast watershed areas and causing damage estimated at more than 150 million dollars. Firefighters fought to contain the blaze as winds hampered efforts and the blaze expanded across rugged terrain.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
Ames
Al Smith Speaks Tonight as Montana Campaign Opens
Governor Alfred B. Smith tours the Northwest delivering a speech on party responsibility. He passes through Helena en route to Minnesota and Milwaukee, targeting Hoover’s Republicans and tying Walsh Wheeler corruptions to Teapot Dome era probes. Smith continues toward Albany for the October convention.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Govor Smiths
Helena, Mont
Alfred B. Smill
Milwaukee
Rochester
Albany
Cazidi
Montana
Thomas J. Saleh
Burton Ix. Wheeler
Senate
Teapot Dome
Wyoning
Bic F Hills
California
Harry M Panzherty
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hooers
Republica Party
Smith
Walsh and
Wheeler
Hoover
Maryland
West
Thwart Plot of White Russians Reported in Poland
Warsaw reports several men under arrest over an alleged White Russian espionage network. The organization is said to span East Poland with Branowice as a headquarters. Military documents are said to have been stolen. A non commissioned officer caught stealing mobilization papers was court martialed and shot.
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Warsaw
East Poland
Branowice
Bank Safe Blown Open in Pleasantville Robbery
Thieves blew open the Cluxene National Bank early today in Pleasantville and escaped with about seven thousand dollars. Fire crews rushed to the scene as a clock on the safe stopped at 4:00 a.m. Officials could not confirm the exact amount, but noted considerable silver was left behind and the building suffered damage from ice and possible acetylene torch use.
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United Press
Leasantville
Cluxene National Bank
Timsville
Big Ox Roast to Open New Spartanburg Road Festivity
A dawn ceremony in Spartanshure marks the opening of the new road from Teeaville Corners to Riceville. Residents celebrate with an ox roast, a picnic style spread, and a program of sports and music by the Spartans band. Officials praise the highway project and the community effort to bring better transportation to Crawford county.
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Spartanshure
Crawford County
Waitog
Rhs
Speansbury
Iun
Teeavlle Corners
Abenka Tn
Salirdsy
Spartans
Spartanabure
Riceville Corners
Yoni Lear
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Pleasantville
French Creek Bridge
Aken Fromt
Mir
Mabel Rickerson
Bea Rickerson
New York City
Masterson
Olf City
Pelican Bay
Ames Store
R. W. Brown
C. E. Shoop
Corry Club
Erie
AL Smith
Helena
St. Paul
Titusville
Checké
Robsters
Spartansburg
Lebanor
Frante Wagner
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