Sale of …iced ity office continues
A fragmentary notice indicates an official sale action, with limited readable details. The text references a city office and sale proceedings, but uses unclear phrasing and missing critical data.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1940
Page
7
A fragmentary notice indicates an official sale action, with limited readable details. The text references a city office and sale proceedings, but uses unclear phrasing and missing critical data.
The readable text mentions J. W. Blair and a westward deed with unclear timing and phrasing. Names and specifics are fragmented, but reference to a conveyance or property action remains evident. Further clarity is needed to identify parties, location, and date.
Fragmentary text shows a deed recorded in the county listing names including Eric and others. The line suggests a property or lien entry with a reference to a recording column or volume number. Further readable details are not present.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Monday session at 1 oclock in PEAKy court. The petitioner objects to a payment or action and appears to involve a court proceeding. Strong entities are incomplete. apparent references to a hearing time and case type.
The Aero Supply bowling team led the ar team City Bowling League standings as the regular season closed with one postponed match. The Aeros won two games from the Interventions and the Lunchers took two from the Bowlers. Dick Morton posted the high average.
United Press reports champion Lou Ambers remains the 13 to 5 favorite to defend his lightweight crown tonight against Texas Lew Jenkins at Madison Square Garden. Bookmaker John Borden Poles says betting is thinner than in years for the 193 pound division bout.
Alsusse, a Brien bowling team member and former Corryite, bowled a 63 percent singles series on the final day of the ABC tournament in Detroit. He started with 235, then 23, then 178, and paired with Frank Kalfenbach for an 1171 trial.
Oscar Vitt rallied the Indians to face the Yankees in a tense finale of a turbulent home stand. Cleveland struck early, blasting New York 10-4 behind strong pitching and timely hitting, while other majors saw Red Sox, White Sox, Athletics, and Giants win in varied fashion as weather and momentum shaped the day.
Wildlife pictures to be shown Friday under the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The event will screen a series of wildlife images at Lin’s new Gun Shop and Rod and Gun Club in East Washington. All sportsmen are urged to attend. no admission charge. Yesterday’s hero Hal Trosky led the Indians to victory with homers and a strong AL season performance. Scores from baseball leagues include Milwaukee 4 Columbus 6 in the American Association and Montreal 6 Toronto 4 in the International League. Jersey City 19 Baltimore 2 and Rochester 2 in separate notes.
A large turnout is expected at 80 clock this evening at the M OC. A. rooms when steps will be taken to organize a City Softball Length. All interested parties are ged to attend the meeting.
Nearly 850 bowlers from the City Bowling League will compete in the singles tournament at Recreation Alleys this evening. Major prizes total over 800 dollars, with top team awards 42 dollars and last place 20 dollars. Individual event prizes include high single and three game marks, with payouts ranging from 1.25 to 4.75 dollars and top averages listed for several bowlers and teams.
Three Corry women earned places in the $5,000 Queens Handicap Sweepstakes for women bowlers. Mrs Bint Fagerstrom and Mrs Williamy Rochby win Deluxe shoes, Mrs Elsie Hixson gets a pictorial bowling book. Winners span Ohio, West Virginia, Carolina regions among 20,000 participants. Prize structure awarded top five cashed prizes and hundreds received bowling gear and books.
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