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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
7
A fragment notes a page heading about carat options and a sales push. It references RD and B au, suggesting a jewelry or diamond trade context. Details are incomplete, but the item signals a promotional offer or catalog entry for carat selections and pricing.
The fragment mentions a lodging or room count item with numbers 73 and references to flats. No clear event or person is identifiable.
Public sale and auction items listed including farm equipment and household goods. One notice states letters testamentary granted. creditors urged to present claims by a stated date. Items include hay rake, plow, cultivator, harness, chains, goat, high-boy bed, ice boxes, bicycles, and various farm implements. Auctioneer Barreain advertises sale at 1:00 p m on a Monday near Corry-Spar line. County and town notices reference Colegrave and SoLE G RO VE estate.
The Board of Education approved a fall program with intent to hire Eli Byler as coach at a reduced salary, leaving open whether he will accept. If he comes, he will earn about 900 dollars less than his Elizabeth, PA post, while parsing a challenging roster and facilities. The plan aims to restart Corry’s fall athletics and lift local sports enthusiasm into the new scholastic year.
Promoter Rothenburg plans a Rome bout for August 17 with Mussolini-backed financing. Max Baer and Max Schmeling face a heavyweight showdown, with $200,000 guaranteed under two contract terms. Charley Harvey announced the arrangement from Europe, while Baer and manager Ancil Hoff man are in Grand Rapids awaiting final approval and a long distance update.
Champion Barney Ross defeated Henry Woods in Seattle last night to set up a lightweight title bout with Lou Ambers. The 20-year-old Yakima challenger was knocked down in the third round and lost by a wide margin before 8,500 fans, a crowd that included Jimmy McLarnin.
Exhibition baseball results from United Press list Pittsburgh over Chicago and other game outcomes, while Chicago practice shooters J Bennett and Weight and Dowse set pace in a regular rifle practice for the Sportsmen's Rifle Club. A lab business meeting is planned for Friday evening. St Louis games show mixed results.
Crissyburg April 10 Trout fishermen, guided by the commission, eye Pennsylvania streams for opening day on April 13. Stocking last year topped 1,920,000 legal size fish across brook, brown and rainbow varieties. Mild spring weather and favorable water levels promise good sport for fly fishers as early hatches draw trout to the surface.
The Korn Smax sharpshooters secured a decisive win against the High School Rifles in the Corey Red and Gun Club Rifle League last night, finishing with a large margin as scores trended in their favor.
Ralph Ewan, a well known Erie sportsman linked to a possible state fish commission post, will attend the Corry Rod and Gun Club banquet at Masonica Temple Friday at 8. The event will feature Game Warden Walter Fattison of Erie as a guest, with Robert Lamberton of Franklin as speaker at the dinner meeting expected to draw many local sportsmen. Lamberton, a Franklin resident, is noted for hunting, conservation, dogs and outdoor activities. The program includes film reels from Field & Stream and the Nations Rifle Association.
In Cunty City Bowling League action four teams vie for second money, reshaping the season finale. Keister’s edge over Citizens Bank narrows the field as Corry Jamestown Washington Launch and others chase a crucial win tonight on East Math Street. Final matchups loom with winners potentially sealing a runners-up berth behind Aero Supply’s earlier clinch.
Jerome Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals was summoned to Baseball Commissioner Landis in Chicago to explain a $5,000 signing payment and contract details. Landis offered no reasons for summoning, citing newspaper interest. Cardinal president Breadon said he knew nothing beyond Landis requesting Dean's presence.
In a stunning National Hockey League upset the Montreal Maroons completed a sweep over Toronto to advance to the finals while the Chicago Black Hawks were eliminated in preliminaries. The underdogs from Montreal then set their sights on the rematch in the next round, finishing with an outright victory and reshaping the playoff landscape.
Erie boxers Dunst and Vommero joined Seaman in victories on a Warren amateur card held Monday night Johnny Jina of Erie bowed out to Kenny Jolson in a semi final match and Ralph Vonnee of Erie defeated Franc Taisso of Warren Seaman beat Kenneth Knapp of Kenestown in a separate bout.
Two former Corry High School athletes Wilford Mountain and Sonny Daye are considering enrollment at Adrian College in Michigan for fall. Mountain has decided to enter, while Daye is arranging plans to join the college. Both players have been college-ready talents in football basketball and track, with Mountain’s brother Norman already contributing there this year.
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