Beavers Close Prosperous 1935 Grid Season
Corry Beavers cap a strong eight game 1935 season with a 40 to 0 win over Union City. They posted five victories and one tie with two losses, scoring 105 points while allowing 25. Captain Bob Jewel and Darrell Dubrosky starred in the final win, as Corry dominated on both sides of the line and secured the rout.
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Union City High School
Beavers
Union City
Corry
Russ Byler
Wattsburg
Corryites
Wesleyville
Albion
North East
Washington Steel
Fighting Beavers
Nickoff
Bob Jewel
Keeker
Taylor
Sullivan
Union
Jewel
Paulson
Pete Dubrosky
Dubrosky
Yas
Bob Roelofs
Gomstock
Marvin
Rovse
Jewel Mises
Dubroaky
H. Gomstock
Gehres
Dufrosky
Tnt
Jewel & Pass
Pealson
Slokoff
Garry Gale
Inter
Corry Gehres
Roslats Kuszaj
Pitcavage Robinson
Laurie Smith
Shoop Gebeaut
H. Paulson Woods
Hammond Marrill
Sullivan Marvin
Jewel Buel
Taylor W. Comstock
Dubrosky Rouse
Jewell
Roelofs
Lable
Comstock
Goodwill
Dingle
King
Fitzgerald
Melvin
Bracken
C. Paulson
Wilcox
Phillips
Walsh
Gulick
Willams
Bradford
Lloyd
The
Mission
Buel
Shoop
Dubressy
Hammond
BA Jewel
Du‘troghy
Scniors
Fred Pusch
Craker
Harry Paulson
Irtesuormnorry
Pitt's 29-6 Victory Highlights District Football Action
District football recap shows Pitt defeating Army 29-6 in Pittsburgh, Tech and Westminster win while Bethany stops Grove City 18-0, Thiel tops Allegheny 16-0, Edinboro suffers 70-0 loss, and other area results.
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Winegross
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Army Cadets
Pittspurgh
Panthers
West Point
Carnegis Tech
Holy Cross
Tartans
Tech
Titans
Westminster
Morris-Harvey
West Virginia Wesleyan
Washington, D. C
Catholic University
Teachers’ College
Indiana
California
Woodring
Slippery Rock
Edinboro
Lock Haven
Clarion
St. Vincent's College
SE. Bonaventura
Pro Grid Teams Clash Sunday Results Report
Major NFL games Sunday saw Pittsburgh Pirates beat Brooklyn 16 to 7 in New York while Chicago Cardinals toppled Philadelphia Eagles 12 to 3 in Chicago. Boston Redskins lost their seventh straight, 30 to 14, to the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers defeated Detroit Lions 31 to 7 in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago
Boston
Redskins
Chicago Bearz
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
O Mahoney to headline Pittsburgh wrestling card
Heavyweight champion Danno O Mahoney will clash with Gus Sonnenberg at the United Pittsburgh show on November 21 at Northside Arena Promoter Elwood Risby announced Dean the bearded Georgia giant will face Jim Hendricks of Boston in the undercard Joc Savoldi ex Notre Dame fullback meets Ray Steele a top heavyweight challenger in the 30 minute main preliminary
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Gus Sonnenberg
United Prean
Pittsburgh
Allstar
Danno O'Mahoney
Dean
Northside Arena
Elwood Risby
O'Mahoney
Jim Hendricks
Boston
Joc Savoldi
Notre Dame
Ray Steele
Black Squirrels Shot in Greenville District Report
Greenville hunters claim the first all black squirrels shot in Mercer county in recent years. Mrs C J Saylor on James Strong farm Otter Creek township and Warren R Keck near Sheakleyville are noted as shooters. Antler League matchup tonight features Naals versus Donaldson Brothers. Jamestown semi pro eleven defeats Air Tonawanda 14 to 5 on a slow Oriole Field.
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Greenvile
Greenville
Nimrods
Mercer County
C. J. Saylor
James Strong
Otter Creek Township
Warren R. Keck
Sheakleyville
Jamestown
Air Tonawanda
Oriole
Waynesburg and Geneva Face Tri-State Class B Title Bid
Waynesburg and Geneva Colleges meet in a decisive clash at Udvarit Falls, Pa. Geneva seeks the championship by beating Waynesburg and then a final hurdle, Westminster, to claim the title in the tri state Class B college standings.
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Uniro Press
Layton Downed by Thurnblad in Cue Tournament
Johnny Layton ex-champion of Sedalia Mo. suffered first defeat defending his world three-cushion title. Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago won 50 to 48 in a 66 inning match lasting two hours 20 minutes. Layton trails in event behind Cochran and Hoppe with Reiselt posting the high run and Matsuyama suffering another loss.
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United Press
Chicago
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Arthur Thurnblad
Layton
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Willie Hoppe
New York
Hoppe
Otto Reiselt
Philidiophia
Kinney Matsuyama
Tokyo
Japan
Ladies Bowling League Officers Meet Tonight
A meeting for captains and officers of the Ladies Bowling League is set for 7 30 this evening at the home of Mrs J D Flanigan North Center street. All officers and captains are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted.
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Ladies Bowling League
J. D. Flanigan
North Center Street
Union gridder loses clothes after defeat
Rouse, Union City fullback who played here Saturday, temporarily lost his right to manhood when he attended the Athletic Association affair at the Junior High School Saturday evening dressed as a girl to pay a bet on the game. Although she was the center of attraction, she sat out the dances.
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Rouse
Union City
Ten major squads unbeaten and untied in national race
Notre Dame's dynasty fading, Minnesota and Dartmouth lead regions as undefeated teams. Minnesota beat Town 18-8 to extend its three-year win streak, while Navy upset Penn 13-0 and Northwestern defeated Notre Dame. Conference leaders emerge across Big Ten, South, West, and other circuits with key results shaping national contention.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Notre Dame
Princeton
Mennesota
North Carolina
California
Northwestern
Minnesota
Gophers
Alabama
Town
Hawkeyes
Indiana
Dartmouth
Syracuse
New York U
Colgate
Willam &Mary
Columbia
N.Y. Uy
C. N
Harvard
Wardham
St. Mary's
Navy
Penn
Pitt
Army
Resul Yate
Brown
Penn State
Villanova
Western Maryland
Boston College
Midwest
Ohio State
Big Ten
Chicago
Llinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Braska
Kangas
Gkinharim
Missouri
Kansas State
Town State
Marquette
Michigan State
Detroit
Bucknell
South Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Mississippi
Washington & Lee
Virginia
Duke
Davidson
Clemson
Maryland
Stanford
Southern California
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington State
Idaho
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Utah
Bank Statement Report for Citizens National Bank of Corry
Bank statement shows assets total and deposits as of November 1 1935 for Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania. It lists loans, government obligations, cash, reserves, real estate, and deposits including public funds and other banks with a total deposits figure and secured versus unsecured classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Comptroller of Currency
Hi Banking House
Banking House - Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
U. S
Sviveveree
United States
Tate
W. Parker
Sbove-Nared Bank
Walter L. Pearse
Correst
Desmond
SG Sweet
Fla Loveland
Miss Benn Soars in Tuesday Storytelling Session
A fragmented report notes Miss Benn presenting Tuesday offerings and a chorus of students including Burt Huber and Ethiopian references. The piece hints at a graded English class discussion with teachers’ praise and suggestions for improvements.
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Benn
Burt Cy Huber
Ethiopia
J Zoes
Tamona
Shee
Iit Uglish
The Drax Ing meeting and differing feelings
A fragmented note records a meeting at The Drax Ing with mention of varied feelings among participants. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate discussion of outcomes and reactions.
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Carnegie Tech
Thiel
Allegheny
Morris Harvey
Sae
PRO Grid
Dance
America
Europe
Calliers
O’mahoney
PGH
Antler League
Naals
Donaldson Brothers
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Benefit Inc. Corp
Washington, D.C
Waynesburg
Geneva
Academy
Strong Vincent
Sharpsville
Grove City
Meadville
Warren
Tonawanda
Titusville
Alliance
St. Joseph's
Oil City
Kana
Salamanca
Falconer
Silver Creek
Niagara Falls
Dunkirk
Telephone Eee Te Wale
Wee
Sapinas Accvuue
Glass
Pete Stu
Tut
Pal
Westay
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