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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1940
Page
7
Partial OCR shows a local property or street alignment note naming Main Street and a council site. It mentions lines of a parcel, a right of way, and a delivery to an official such as treasurer. The fragment lacks clear dates or full identities.
An obscured local ordinance outlines rules on hogs and swine keeping, penalties for violations, and property board enforcement. The notice references county and city provisions, fines, and a 1940 ordinance date.
Beavers oppose Erie as playoff site for County League with Millcreek citing travel disadvantages and possible home court for Millcreek. Article notes Edinboro as a preferred venue, mentions gate receipts and expenses, and discusses league officers led by Anderson.
Corry Beavers defeated Girard Yellow Jackets 46 to 17 at Wesleyville High gym to earn a spot against Millcreek Trojans for the Erie County Class A title. Dispute over game site delays final, with Millcreek coach Gus Anderson opposing Erie venue.
Aero Supply Keglers held a three game lead in the Corry Major Bowling League. They split two matches last night, dropping three games to Park Lunch then sweeping Recreation in a postponed match. Cohen Coals took two from Recreation. Harold Crays led with a 214 average, Kip Anderson 219, Ray Bay 206, Pete Giros 200, French top single 254, Anderson 253 in one game. High team game was 1021 by the Aeros.
Franklin High defeated Cranberry 32 28 on Lincoln hardwood before 630 fans. The win advances Franklin to the district playoffs, where they will play Erie Academy Friday night at Meadvile College. Other scores include Priming 34 Columbia 30 Pony 36 Howard 35 Penn State 46 Temple 56.
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