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In memoriam fragment praising a deceased, listing neighbors and friends who assisted the family and noting funeral details and ongoing notices. The text is garbled with names such as Mrs Williams and I Goodman, and references a will, estate, and community support amid late November observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skye
Hang Sry
Tie EL
Keister
Corry
Tele County
Ted
Ini
Jelay
Lo Swarts
Pereave
Ot Williams
I. Goodman
Hur Johnson
Helssig
Hard Sims
LS Sel
Powell
Stock rest and market notes amid mixed signals
Fragmented OCR item reports stock rest and commodity mentions with scattered phrases about prices and items like ducks, feathers, and springens. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events or entities to anchor a structured summary.
Bowling leaders and college football notes from Erie region
The page reports top averages in the City Handicap Bowling League led by Paul Brench with a 202 mark, plus other standout bowlers and handicaps. It notes Roald Carlson leading without handicaps and lists several high scores, with additional sports tidbits on Meadville Bulldogs, Oil City football, and prospects for 1941 college football including Notre Dame and Michigan matchups, and mentions changes in early schedules and notable personalities in the Erie area sports scene.
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Paul Brench
Cragg
Anderson
Baker
Baresi
Young BY
Renzi
Oshen Oals
Id Giso
Athandicap
Opening day note on Pennsylvania 1939 small game season
Reports from across the state show plenty of game as Corry hunters join the inauguration of the 1939 small game season. Secretary Seth Gordon urges safe hunting after the 9 a.m. opening, noting favorable conditions, varied weather, and strong migratory activity with limits outlined for ducks, quail, rabbits, squirrels, grouse, pheasants, turkeys, and partridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Seth Gordon
Gordon
Hich
PLAN PRO ALL STAR GAME IN JANUARY
Pro Football League officials plan a post season game between the pro champions and an all star team to be staged in Los Angeles between January 1 and 15. Carl Storck, league president, said the event would be an attraction rivaling the Rose Bowl. The all star team will be selected by fans from nine other clubs under the Los Angeles Times and the venue at G Stadium.
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Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Knute Rockne
Cory Barnball
pRyer
Ryan
Union City
Low Gehrig
Warren Defin
Mayisk
Umber Af Susrasshil
Wr Venlayer
Iyauuna
Los Angeles
Carl Storck
Armstron g Tire s and Chautauqua League Baseball Note
Armstron g Tire s article notes reaction to Hallowe en influence and Armstrong’s comment on fighting as a frolic plus a late run in a game in Chautauqua County Double A Baseball League. Oregon State College football players, undefeated in five games, prepared for a Rose Bowl clash with Southern California Trojans in Portland after a season highlight.
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Armstrong
Denvie
Witsie Hallowe
Henry Armstrong
Sherman
Sundsy
Chautauqua County
Bitchy
Oregon
Portland, Ors
Oregon State
Portland
Southern California Trojans
Wing-Wills lead as Recreation triumphs in bowling
The Recreation team edged ahead in the Wing-Wills bowling league last evening at Renovation Alleys. Rosa Cook led with high average 163 while the Waig-Walls took three games from Wayside Mark. Cony Water and the Raymonds battled for second as AGS Cohen goals and other team showings shaped standings.
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Will
Iead
Raymonds
Polletts
Corry Waiey
Aeros
Oirmuit
Corry-Jamestown
Rosa Cook
W. L. Pet
Whille Cony Water Recreation
He Raymonds
AGS
Cohen
J.B . Model Dairy
Eisie Hixkunaver- Gorry-samesinney
Folletts
Li Pol
Tot
Ave
Wihy-Willi
Golfins
Raymonds Eye
Bears
Corrys Water
Rere
Bal Capwell
Cohen ‘Texaco Aida
Model Dairy
Eel U Ait Crag Aay
Hixson
Jamestown
Collen Texaco Corry
Carlson
Kasper
Fagerstrom
Sandew
van Dreasar
Baressi ‘Larson
Crandall Aol
Cobbit
Ery Tay Rhodes
Taylor
Larson Migi
Hendican
Bole
Kangaroos
Opossums
Elephants
Elks Alleys
Lasi
Dick Smith
Lynford Chase
Agast
Abney Os
Lglvat Ah
Scheppaer
Chase
Smith
Cer Elephants Greene
Scott
Eight Eastern Elevens Meet Major Foes
Cornell storms past Ohio State 23 4 to reinforce eastern football prestige in a week packed with cross region clashes. Ivy leaders Columbia and NYU win while Penn and Navy stumble. Army Notre Dame headlines a Yankee Stadium crowd as major matchups loom. David Kohlsteadt, 12, bags a four point buck in Colville.
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Leslie Avery
United Press State
New York
Cornell
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Big Red
New York University
Georgia
Columbia
Penn
North Carolina
Navy
Clemson
Ware
Dartmonth
Colgate
Yale
Columbi
Yankee Stadium
Rice-Pordham
Auburn
Boston College
Michian State
Syracuse
Maryland
Harvard
Plit- Garrell
Temple
Georgetown-West
Virginia
Brwn-Tulls
U.lafayette
Raymonds
Lamona
Hnatysam
IAL Handicap
BEN Ble
Harmon Leads Nation In Scoring For Michigan
In Ann Arbor on November 1, Harmon of Michigan rose to 72 points through four games eleven touchdowns ten extra points and a field goal leading the Big Ten and the nation. He handles ground play kicking passing and receiving duties as a versatile all around star for the Wolverines. The item hints at classified ads using Dial 8034.
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Notre Dame
Eck Boag
Union! eTuly
Lawrence Park High
Heine Anderson
Harmon
Ann Arbor
Mitch
Tol Harmon
Michigan
Roed
Important Meeting of Rod and Gun Club
All Cony Rod and Gun Club members aged to attend a 7:80 o clock Friday meeting at the American Legion home. Vital times to members will be discussed, and members are urged to make a special effort to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Rod and Gun Club
America Legion
Slow Track for Big Race Today
Baltimore reports a slick morning at Pimlico for the United States Pimlico special on Old Hilltop. Horses Kayak 11 Gravat and others prepared on the mile and one sixteenth track amid a damp, slippery surface as bettors awaited a $10,000 Witte horse of the year showdown.
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United Me
Baltimore Md
Free State
Ghalleston
Galifornia
Kentucky
United Pimlico
Old Hilltop
Cornell World Series coach of week named Snavely
The United Press nominates Gayl Snavely of Cornell as coach of the week. The Big Red from Ithaca strong in Eastern play, defeating Ohio State and rolling through other rivals as the season progresses.
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Lippery &Ock
Cleveland Corell
Cornell
Ithaca
Cleveland
Cleveland Animal Protective League
York
Sony Tov
Coluims
Ohio State
Unite Press
Gayl
Bul
Ohio
Ena
Mizouri
Northwest
Minnesota
Canzoneri and Davis Set Clash at Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri faces AL Davis in a high stakes title fight tonight at Madison Square Garden. Davis, undefeated in 35 pro bouts, brings a fierce left hook and sharp fighting style, while Canzoneri’s storied career looms as spectators fill the arena. The article reflects on past rivals, the Garden spectacle, and the era’s boxing lore as the bout approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferguson
New York
Madison Squire Garden
Tony Canzoneri
Dunety
AL Davis
Nias
Wibout
Tim
Misty
Tony Cavizonerd
Willels
Tory
Tony
Tony Wy Helbig
Hhomestad
Lew Mar Tooro
Pirates Purchase Farms Outright
Pittsburgh November 1 The National League baseball club has purchased outright a farm system from the Westar Association. The deal transfers actual ownership of farm clubs and their class D Pony League status, marking a sweeping policy shift after years of revenue focus.
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Anneal
Pittsburgh
Natonyl Jyenate Pillsburgh
Gly
Huteilnant
Rati HI
Westar Associa
M Farm Clits
Sears
Ile Shimestuwi
Wis
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
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