Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments about a local sale action overseen by officials. Details such as exact action, place, or deadline are not fully legible.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1941
Page
7
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments about a local sale action overseen by officials. Details such as exact action, place, or deadline are not fully legible.
Partial OCR fragment shows a county tax or assessment notice with unclear figures and missing details. Reads like a public tax entry referencing Mayon County and a small 1 cent or low amount, but key data such as dates, owners, and precise amounts are unreadable.
Fragmentary text references interest and a date around the 31st but provides no verifiable details or context for a complete notice or event.
Fragmentary OCR text references a case with numbers 401 and 245 and a percentage 21, possibly involving a stool equity matter. Details are unreadable. no clear parties, dates, or jurisdiction can be determined from the provided snippet.
A fragmented 1930s style sports roundup lists boxing figures like Ernie Lamb and Jim Braddock, with manager Joe Gould confirming comeback plans. It mentions Ed Balas’s Minnesota team, Abe Simon’s Detroit plans, and various college and city league notes including Chisox and Dykes antics, plus training details for Lookouts and other teams.
Local sportsmen will see a Technicolor wildlife film program on March 18 presented by the Life Life Film Club. John Kennedy, district game protector, will be the featured speaker and the show, free to the public, will be shown in the local duty rooms. The program highlights wild life and outdoor life with vivid scenes and is open to all sportsmen in the area.
Billy Soose of Farrell, Pennsylvania, knocked out Vigh with a sharp right uppercut just 30 seconds into the 12 round bout, winning his second straight fight and earning a shot at Ken Overlin’s middleweight title. Jacob promoters quickly planned a 15 round rematch in May as Soose fights into training for Guertin. The crowd of 12,000 watched Soose dominate after a quick start and a first round knockdown.
Citizens Bank defeated Steen's three games in the Antler League last night at Hibs. Charlie Keating led Bankers with a 196 average and a 224 closing game. Al Miller paced the Cleaners with 184.
Grace Comiskey becomes president of the Chicago White Sox club with Dorothy Comiskey re-elected treasurer. The widow of J Louis Comiskey leads the organization as lineage continues. The note highlights the family’s continued control of the team.
The New York Yankees unveil an infield with Phil Rizzuto at shortstop Jos Gordon at first base and Gerald Priddy at second Rizzuto and Priddy formed the Kansas City keystone combo last year Gordon is tried at first with Red Rolfe absent as he may be called to army service.
The Boston Red Sox shed pressure and optimism rises as Joe Cronin rebuilds. Owner Tom Yawkey appears happier, while Cronin weighs stepping back as bench manager. The club aims for a stronger defense with 21 players in camp, five regulars hitting over 29 homers last season, and a renewed bid in the league race.
The Butter Krust basketball team of Warren will play here tomorrow afternoon on St Edward's hardwood against the Indian American five. The Butter Krusts boast one of the district's strongest independent records and a large crowd is anticipated.
Pete Russell and Kip Anderson won the Buster Tournament sponsored by Recreation Alleys with a combined 1277 total (644 and 573). They beat the house score by two pins and earned $26.50. The duo started strong and clinched the prize in the final frame amid ongoing rivalries as teams chase the 1200 mark. Both averaged about 203 per game.
Franklin High moved into the District 1 Class A B playoff final by routing Cranberry High 25 to 2. Biery led with 15 points as Franklin dominated early and late. The Nurserylies will seek the title next Friday night against Erie Fast or Sharpsville, while Sharpsville decisively beat Meadville to claim Mercer county bragging rights. Local boxing results feature Billy Score and Ernie Derho earning decisions in New York and Minneapolis respectively.
Sterling Lady Keglers upset the Lakes Recreation league rivals as Joydiss Avercalian was dropped. Buntes from Corey-James and the Jadus team posted strong scores while Raymonas swept the three contests. Prizes went to Mrs Dunlap, Mrs M. Stoves, and Miss Faulkner with bogey awards to several players. overall high for the evening went to Mrs. William Timlap with 157.
Boston Mich profile of Hughie Duffy and Red Sox legends, detailing debates over his era and salary. Notes pitchers, managers, and fan reception while reflecting on sports history and the evolution of baseball economics. The piece cites Ted Williams, Dom DiMaggio, and Huston Nationals connections.
Openings for twenty men in The Times Bowling Classic at Erie Recreation Alleys Sunday feature nine divisions. Top scores include 670 in the high pace division. Entries should contact Russell Dusinhoo or Tony Doyle for details. The National Pro Football League mention notes pre-1900s context.
In a rugged meet at MT. JEWETY, local shooters bested Meadville in a rifle loop. Bradford Junloy High yernishment secured a 1485 record in Section 1 Disieior 9 Hasketball chiumploishy, with the Mb. geWett Migiciays winning the JeABUE final 40 to 1 against Oita Township, a result not decided until the final whistle.
Despite widespread use of electric vitrators and early home appliances, Americans still consumed about 40 million tons of ice annually, reflecting heavy reliance on ice in daily life and food preservation.
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