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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1946
Page
7
Untitled Local Notice on Property Action
A fragmented notice references an owner and rent figures with a 2500.00 amount and a payment instruction. Readable portions imply a tenancy or lease action involving a lot and a renter with a sizable amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperty
Lear
Local Fair Notes Hidden Gem Details
Fragmentary OCR lists items and names such as hay, cows, drills, tires, and farm equipment, with scattered references to dates, locations, and people, including Hayling, Edison, and Corry road. The text hints at rural activities, farming gear, and a spring event, but remains unclear and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Tracower
H. FL. Scouten
Partans
Titus
Grand Spring
Edison
Ford Soealskel
Corry Road
Holmonth
Talstein
Beaver Club Seeks Members to Sustain Local Sports Effort
The Beaver Club marks its third year amid fundraising needs to support community sports. Since 1944 over £4,000 has funded equipment and two football amps, with plans for diverse projects to keep the town athletic. Pitt coach Wes Pesler signals shifts to a fundamentals focus and a drive to recruit scholastic athletes, aiming to end ball shortages by June 1 and ensure a steady supply of synthetics and first-rate clubs for tournaments this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Club
Comny
Athough
Beaver
Wes Pester
Ohio State University
Fesler
Pitt
Panthers
Talon
Wash Lunch Pauls Remain In Deadlock
Pauls Men s Wear and the Washington Lunch battled for first in the City Base ball league last evening. Pauls Men s Wear led 21 12 at halftime and held on to beat Bracken Keating 41 29. Red Taylor and Ben Lytle scored ten each for the winners Averill and Lytle led Bracken Keating with ten points. In the second game Jessup and Turner rallied to close a big gap, with Hixson scoring late and Cragg finishing strong for Washington Lunch. Final margins were tight as turnover calls and late shots decided the outcome. Continuous reports note upcoming events and local interest in basketball and baseball schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Bracken-Keating
Paul's
Rivain
Morticians
Averill
Lytle
Meerdink
Fox
Mony
Wil
Bill Averill
Ben Lytle
Red Taylor
Bracken-Kealine
Jessup
Curley
Yang
Lanchers
Clothiers
Hixson
Danny Dykes
Miller
George Sprovers
Vic Cragg
John Miliinovich
Sharpsville
Farrell
Cory Kealerettes
Loveliric Bield
Pennsylvania Colt Association
Pennsylvania
Philelphia County
Jamie “Elt
Iball
Denver
Phillins 66 Oilers
Barnesville
Okla
Allepheny College Nxt
Witts
Meadville
Westminster College
David Meade
Aiwatus
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Tigers
C. Sullivan
Taylor
Gumbleton
R. Bracken
Bracken
If Brown
R. Sullivan
G Meerdink
O Carter
Wilson
Purner
Fai
Murray
Geertson
Blynt
Sof Faye
Weber
Bend
Bend, 1 0 L 1 Iy A 13 29 Washington Lunch (30) Baressi
V. Gragg
T. Cragg
Dubrosky
Druigfelder
Armstrong
Downey
Jansen
Wash
Gureh
Sproverl
U.S. Telephone System Shows Major Public Investment
The article notes telephones rank as the third largest public utility after electric power and transportation. It states more than 80 percent of telephones are operated by one system, with about 6,500 subscribers or customers accounting for the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Etler Electric Power and Transportation
United States
London Olympics Set to Clash Over Venues and Housing
London faces a venue and housing crunch as the British Olympic Association weighs sites for the next Games. Wembley Stadium looms as a likely ceremonial hub for opening events, with White City and other venues considered amid postwar reconstruction efforts and hotel capacity limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F
Chambers
London
British Olympic Association
Lord Burghley
Wembley Stadium
White City
Bettain
Smany
Olympic Village
Berlin
Wembley
West Erd
England
Willipsness
British Olympicc Association
Ivy Uy
Spat
UNO
Cory Rifemen Top North East in Rifle Meet
The article details a 1910 era rifle shooting event with Cory Rifemen leading North East teams at a local range. It mentions scores, team matchups, and multiple shooters such as Lanston, Waterhouse, Patterson, and Hogue, highlighting standings and high individual totals across teams including Kinley, Rossbacher Insurance, All-Way Electric, and Paper Hangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Kinley Suranga
Pune
Uae
Mes
Ta Oiler
Gabel
Bacher
Lanston
Lenters
Waterhouse
bin Il
Coery
Hata
Stangings
Don Patterson
Aliried
Patterson Toy
Gay Miwon
Kinley
Mstrance
Patterson
Rosabacher
Lawson
Lawston
Davis
Berconlea
Dingtelder
R. Martin
Les Lowers
Amy Jackson Lred R- Howe, Sr
Hogue
Evelyn Warner
Betasino
R. Kurci
Rossbacher Insurance
R+ Hesling
Iies
R. Hogue
Lanstons
Kocher
Katherine Kirn
Eleanor Clark
Waterhingse
Haro
Jerome
Dorothy Nast
Beaver Club Launches Drive For Members
Beaver Club announces a membership drive with a citywide campaign. The effort includes a special appeal to clubs merchants and promoters to support a wood plaque display and to help fund the initiative through subscriptions or delegates. The plan aims to begin in a short period with a display campaign in Roverhot and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Battin
Tay City
Nor and Ferry Toy Co
Ube
Roverhot Huemselves
Hutt
Scholastic Scores All Games For District Titles
District title scores include Radnor 41 over West Chosie 37 Wilkes barre at Scranton Tech and Williamsport 2 at Coe Township Benford 4 Somerset 2 Altoona 58 over Conemaugh 35 Kane 26 over Brookville 4 Warren 28 over Sharpsville 32 Allentown 45 over Summit HIN 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radnor
West Chosiie
Wilkes
Fede
Scranton Tech
Williamspure
Coe Township
Benford
Somerset
Altoona
Conemausa
Kane
Brookville
Warren
Sharpsville
Allentown
Summit Hin
Mutts Mayne and SoH Weigh Pirates Conference Plan
In EW YORE roundups, Mutts Mayne and SoH discuss a proposed Pirates Six Conference lineup under Missouri’s George Fewer. The piece notes experimental play and upcoming events as teams test new ideas while preparing for tournaments and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
George Fewer
HIND
Trent
Warren Nips Sharpsville Pana. Dragons win district title
Warren High School edged Sharpsville 33 32 to capture PIAA District 10 Class A honors. Dick Harris hit a long field goal in the final seven seconds to break a seven point deficit, ending Mercer county reign that began in 1959 before a crowd of 2800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sharpsville
Pel High School Dragons
Sharpeville
Dick Harris
Mercer County Reign
Bahcock
Ig Burris
Nelson
Reni
Sharpsville Davidson
Campbell
Women Bowlers at Erie Tonight Contest Stirs Local Hopes
A mixed entry of teams including the Rhuspers, Oss A, Wileuy, Hot ALIS, Bewud Facemnonds, and Mably's Tivene vie in doubles and singles at Erie. Highlighted by 204 high-pin effort by the Wienkeglerettes, the event features top contenders as they chase the Pousti Diyisiosy title amid a bustling bowling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Garyy
Oss
Wileuy
Mably
Weil Fire Wien
Wil
Toni Wat
Suniday
Sainte Utheys
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Hull
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Burg
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Pilt
Paul
Bracken- Keating
Rossbacher
Cory Riflemen
Stadt
Blaine Wallace
Clymer
Temtios bAspeaLn
Ghigyeuny
Tule
Ars
Chica Lay
Gleveland
Sir Louis
Deter
New York
Louisylly
Philiedelpiie
Mt Phileelphin
Hank Iy
Chillago
Blondie
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Ieke
Gol the
By Chick Young
California
Doe
Syraewe UL
Baroy Floss
Gidley
Amelie Halls
al Boughley
GangUine
Amercal League
Brook
Philadelphia
Muich
Autiei
Nort Corry
Center of Columbia
ExtraCash
al Certs
Powell Motor Co
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Con Maxwell House
South Center St
Dial
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