Baseball schedule item and pitcher listing fragment
Fragmentary notice shows a baseball meeting at 11 with a pitcher named Harry James. The text is garbled but references a planned game time and the speculated whereabouts of a pitcher and lineup.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary notice shows a baseball meeting at 11 with a pitcher named Harry James. The text is garbled but references a planned game time and the speculated whereabouts of a pitcher and lineup.
The readable portion mentions Finnean as chief and references a 39th nip and a Thursday event. The rest is garbled, leaving no coherent facts about people, places, dates, or actions to summarize reliably.
Plans for Columbus High School Commencement Week include events at the Community church from May 31 through June 4. Activities cover class night with a play and poems, Baccalaureate by Rev. Garnett, and commencement Monday June 3. Alumni Banquet follows June 4 with a dance at Mac's Inn. local officials and residents attend various events and visits.
Beaverdam residents and friends attend Dairymen League meeting in Corry. Community visits, teas, and family gatherings fill weekend as many travel to Erie and Union City. Hospital news notes surgery patient at Corry hospital and planned missions convention attendance.
Mrs. Frank Adams of Route 3 Gorry is gravely ill at home and friends plan a card shower this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of Corry visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bagley. W. H. Cummings stayed with Mayd Marsh. Pam, daughter of Wattsburg, visited Taft Williams and Proctors. Several local residents hosted or attended gatherings and school events in Corry Union City and Edinboro, with multiple calls and dinners noted.
A divided Erie city council plans to enter county court in the injunction suit brought by Mrs. Casmizy Zelazny of 122 Sobiesle Street to stop the city from proceeding with a 100000 street saving bonds purchase in the 1936 budget funded by tax money. The majority bloc Thomas Mehaffey Nellie Monger and Bernard J. Allen directed City Solicitor E M Murphy to file necessary papers. Mrs. Ann Storer has returned to Spartansburg after a brief stay in the city.
May 26 report from Rank details a small picket at the St Marys Sewer Pipe company plant. Only about 73 workers and outofstate supporters joined the line, with eight troopers on hand to deter disorder and nearly no excitement as operations began.
Funeral services for Frank Swart of Cony Br will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at his home. Interment in Spring Creek cemetery. Swart, aged 62, died at home in Wayne township after a prolonged illness. He leaves his wife, one daughter Mrs Ethel Armitage of Spring Creek, four sons Guy Roy Ralph A B D and Everett Swart of Corry, one sister Mrs Rhea Seas of Spartansburg, and seven grandchildren.
Washington state searches fail to locate 26 Paul mules requested by Calemabia National Forest supervisor P. Corll. After a week of farm visits in Washington, only 11 mules are found.
Eleanor Garrity of 17 Grove Street, Mt Alto trained at Mt Alto Trai lig School and State Sanitorium, will start duties at the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association Louise Tuberculosis Home on June 1. She comes to assist Miss Ethel McQueen, superintendent, under secretary Ken neath Winter. Local friends wish her success in the new role.
Members of Aegle and other Veterans of Foreign Wars units will take part in Memorial Day exercises on Spring Creek Strait Road, with a parade to the cemetery and services. The article also notes a mushroom champ from Warsaw and a county pickle champion claim, highlighting local events and sightings.
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