Notre Dame Irish Drift Past Panthers Amid Laundry Hurdles
Notre Dame faced a stubborn Panthers challenge as cleanups and laundry issues lingered. Preparations for Saturday remained focused despite early setbacks and persistent errors in execution.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1937
Page
9
Notre Dame faced a stubborn Panthers challenge as cleanups and laundry issues lingered. Preparations for Saturday remained focused despite early setbacks and persistent errors in execution.
School news notes Hi-ami Hi Tri-Hi-Y meetings at Columbus with devotionals by Alene Upjenman and committee reports. Reports on football, hunting, skiing, and student life include Miss Helen Brown and Tah Huieit visiting, Miss W Ellen Jackman, and Anne McManizle hockey from Youngsills HyoS. The Sophomores boast a 6 0 football win over freshmen as weather and school activities fill a lively week.
Sparta Spartansburg scene saw a double Amish wedding as Leah Detweiler wed Valentine Troy of Middlefield Ohio and Ada Detweiler tied to Elmer Hostetler. Rev Schrock officiated with 170 guests, dining followed with cake displays and a grand meal. The article covers attendees from Navarre Holmes County and Ontario and notes ensuing arrangements and condolences in the community.
The Clymer Community Fair concluded with Mrs. Ila McCray Gasler praising cooperative spirit and thanking contributors. Awards included Mrs. Lauta Legters for best cake of maple sugar and Homer Kolstes for a prize. Gratitude extended to Helen Ising for chairing and to several local supporters who helped ensure a successful event.
Important changes in ship propeller design may save British shipowners thousands of dollars annually. The projected advances emerged from a conference of ports held in Newcastle with leaders discussing faster, more efficient vessels.
Mrs Elizabeth Bogert Steen of Columbus died Monday morning at 10 o clock in North East after a long Columbus residence. She leaves children William Bogert M rs Brown Harriet Wenz Emma Bogert John Bogert and Mrs Elizabeth T? izabeth of North Ridge and others. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Wilson funeral home North East.
Philadelphia officials ruled that six residents could not vote after registering as voters from the same room. The case affected local city elections and involved several households. Weekend visitors were noted in the report as part of the surrounding social context.
Notice is given by Paul J. Rammons, executor, of the estate of Henry Mecray, in the Orphans Court of Erie County Pa. An order petitions sale of real estate in Coneyhague City to satisfy debts. The plot lies in the Second Ward of Coneyhire bounded by East Street and Smith Street, with a one story dwelling. Sale set for December 7, 1937 at 11 A.M. in Motion Court.
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