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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1938
Page
7
In a tense finish the Wy crown clinched victory over Big and former rivals as the final shot sealed the outcome. Jas me led the effort with decisive plays, earning top honors in a dramatic Jan showdown.
In a rattled moment the promoter failed to light the scene as Vand and Ben faced a stalled tie. attendees described a paused atmosphere and interrupted proceedings amid unclear leadership.
A county health group appeals for late Christmas Seal donations to complete a goal of 13 000. Executive Secretary J Kenneth Winter says the drive aims to fund tuberculosis health programs. delays still leave about 1500 short of the target. The piece urges readers to respond promptly to support the association’s 1998 efforts.
Federal agents raided the home of Walley Marnowsky in Union City and seized a 30 gallon still and 112 gallons of non taxed liquor. His housekeeper, charged under internal revenue laws, was arraigned before U S Commissioner David Guard and released on 750 bond pending a Feb 1 hearing. Marnowsky was arrested Thursday after agents seized non taxed liquor from his truck.
A Superior Wisconsin cat named Tommy, belonging to Mrs. George Muggeon, walked about 40 miles to find his owner after a separation. The curious animal reportedly set out from the house and, after three weeks, returned home, having journeyed a long distance back to Superior.
The Golden Rule Club will hold its monthly meeting and elect officers this evening at St Pauls Lutheran Church dining hall. A nominating committee led by Jay Spearmin will present candidates, with Olin Bracken discussed for president. A concert fundraiser for the Corry band is planned for Wednesday February 23.
Spartansburg, Jan. 24. By 08 Dangary, BL def Sntumidy evening At T46 o'clock at his home of his sister Mrs. George Parker, at Wi ford, Mp. Daven resided in Spar tansburg until health failed then to reside with his sister. Funeral services arranged by his primary WO to be held Tuescy altarmoon at 2. Interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery with Merbert Schuckers assisting.
Committal services were held Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock at Pine Grove Cemetery in Wayne township for Martin Johnson of Wheelock who died Wednesday morning from exposure. Rev. W. H. Ray Harris of the United Brethren officiated. Pallbearers named were Leon Van Tassel L. H. Burnham B. Lorie and Walter B. Davis.
L. T. Berkey reports from New York City on a Corryite’s account of renewing ties with Pawnee Bill Wild West show veterans. Major Gordon W. Lillie, 78, remains active with iron gray hair. Broncho Charlie Miller, 88, proud Pony Express rifleman, recalls youth in Corry. Kate Smith also appears among attendees.
Julie travels aboard a military plane from Brooklyn to Burbank in a tense flight. She endures cramped discomfort, electric storms, and monotony while clinging to thoughts of home and romance, preparing for photographers and a dramatic public appearance in California.
Attention to motor vehicles carrying inspection stickers after midnight tonight. The period ends now and state motor police will arrest and prosecute owners of vehicles on highways without the official sticker. No extension planned.
Leo J. Pletz, 52, a recluse who lived in a hut along Harborcreek township, died at St Vincent’s Hospital from lockjaw due to an infection after cutting a corns. His cabin near Unreadable name in small cabin. He had been ill for days and was not seen walking about. Hospital records say he had no mobility prior to admission. Also mentions diamond smugglers active, with a campaign against smuggling passing through Cape Town.
The Washington Merald Times sponsors a winter excursion for Newsboys from Capital to a Pennsylvania snow resort. They will travel by Baltimore and Ohio line, spend the afternoon at the Tywotite Winter Sports area, and enjoy skating and other ice events in Dasi Valley with high shelter and winds. The trip includes a gathering of Boy reporters from Moyer and Bunretaot counties with the aim of a sensational, wind-filled outing.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Britain and global grain and consumption but lacks clear event or entities to form a proper news card. The readable portions reference the British empire and worldwide grain use, but no specific date, place, or named organizations are discernible.
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