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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1937
Page
7
A damaged OCR snippet shows a score entry with numbers 5 and 26 and references to a final, likely a basketball or similar contest. Key teams or players are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a concluded game and final score context.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a fraternity member, a possible meeting or event, and scattered names and numbers. The readable portions suggest casual actions and an unclear outcome tied to an organization, with no clear dates or places.
Spartansburg notes an upcoming Republican caucus at Morrig hall to nominate borough officers for primaries and a Democrat meeting at IP J. Dowker venue on July 21 to nominate candidates. Local marriage notices include WM. Dorothea Knight and Charles J. Hawthorne after August 1, 1936 in Ripley New Jersey, with congratulations offered.
Mrs Cullen of South Center Street announces the marriage of her daughter Lucille Marie Cullen to Witbur P. Lathrop son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lathrop of Second Avenue at Nidhe New York on September 18 1936 Both bride and groom are graduates of Corry High School class of 1995 Mr Lathrop is presently employed by Raymond Manufacturing Company The couple will reside in Corry
Unofficial figures from Warren County show Democrats expanding their lead in 21 of 52 precincts as of June 29. In fall 1936 Republicans led by 6,046 in registration. on the first day 1,728 registered Republicans and 1,? Democrats. Second day shows Democrats maintaining gains with slow overall registration and rural shifts toward Democrats. Voters urged to register for primaries and elections.
Albert Owens, a 54 year old farmer from Lumber City, was killed by a lightning bolt while he and his brother Harry worked shocking wheat in an open field amid heavy electrical storms. Harry witnessed his brother fall and die as the bolt struck during the downpour.
City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid outlined a proposal to erect a new band shell in City Park. A park owner offered to head a subscription drive and cover sizeable costs. No action was taken yet, but interest suggests steps toward obtaining cost estimates and gauging public support.
News of the death of Guglielmo Marconi a pioneer of wireless radio spreads from Castel Gandolfo to Rome Bologna and New York. He died of heart paralysis after a long career and was surrounded by family friends and colleagues. The pope Cardinal Pacelli and Italian officials sent condolences and preparations for religious rites and a state funeral were announced in Rome and Bologna.
Ikkane reports crowds flocking to Big Twin Lakes Park for a weekend in July. Visitors explored the nearby Hor iy Mus Aleyshony National Forest and Washington monuments, while park features listed include 900 night walkers and 100 swimmers. The event drew heavy attendance with foresters and reporters on site. the Malterhorn peak was noted among the scenic highlights.
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