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A fragmentary OCR line from a local newspaper page shows unclear text about a clerk and an event. The readable words suggest a clerical detail but lack sufficient context to identify names, places, or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
7
A fragmentary OCR line from a local newspaper page shows unclear text about a clerk and an event. The readable words suggest a clerical detail but lack sufficient context to identify names, places, or dates.
A plan to mobilize about 60 000 clubs across industrial, fraternal, and town teams in May aims to save baseball during wartime. contests culminate in Wichita with a national tourney, minimum prize of 5000 dollars, and district and state events in 48 states. The feature list includes World Series chronicle from last year and a database on major league stars, with player autographs and full biographical data.
Steens Score to Lead League by Three Games as the Ladies B League results show Sterlings, Raymonds, and Corry Journal in pursuit. The ladder of finish tightens with several teams contesting runner up spots and high averages led by Thelma Litz.
Beavers vs Waterford preview in New York desk notes, listing players and staff such as George Way Strickler and Dr. Dummy Fortmann, with scattered Western basketball and football references, and notes on team travel, eligibility, and coaching.
In Erie County League Section 3 action the Corry High eacers host Westerford Bigh's dribblers as the second round begins. Waterford seeks revenge after two losses to Putnam as Putnam eyes a gap in the standings. Coach Putnam tightens defense after a Tuesday setback and Paul Gates is out with mumps, replaced by Ray Brynt.
Ross J. Loeffler, retiring president, questioned the legality of a recent State Game Commission meeting held by five members who elected new officers. Ben Gipple became president, succeeding Lette and Dy, while C. B. Phillips took over Sunbury duties. Lamberton and Loeffler were absent. The governor had withdrawn four of the five members’ names from nomination, and Haines faced scrutiny over sitting on the board. A legal opinion from Attorney General James H. Dull was sought.
Sterling Milk defeated Wilcox Grovers last evening to take the first two games, then edged the Angle 28 to 26. Peter Russell led with 169 points, Paul Meerdink tallied 165, and Greeley, Randall, Meerdink, and Plas He contributed as the Milk group rolled to victory. Audit scores show a tight match with high totals for both teams, while a separate legal reference notes a meeting rule about commission officers serving one year terms.
The first annual sportmens party and membership drive will be held in the Corry Rod and Gun Club rooms on East Washington Street tonight at 1:80. A fish fry and film show appeal to outdoor lovers accompany the event. Officers cite transportation issues delaying an outside speaker. Dues for the year must be paid, with a record membership anticipated.
A damaged item lists analgesic balm five pounds and epsom salt priced at 15 cents, with unclear context. The brief fragment suggests retail or wholesale sale details but lacks complete names, dates, or location.
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