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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1939
Page
7
Ohio and Siena boast Biscuit makers in a brief notice about regional bakery activity. Local industry figures discuss production, markets, and upcoming developments affecting the Biscuit trade. The snippet mentions main locations and references Nners likely as a name or title.
Fragmented item lists a property address and contact notes for Tarai and others. Mentions a 90 Bite Street and a John, with references to housing details, rents, and occupancy. The readable text is jumbled with many garbled terms and incomplete names.
A fragmented note describes a person named Stock Steel trading a small number of shares, with unclear handwriting and stray phrases. The readable parts suggest a minor stock activity but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented entry lists a course and names like Wy Behoo and Toledo amid garbled text. It mentions an airlangn and oper- related terms while lacking clear dates or events.
In a college like setting, Diatriot boxes for heavyweight honors, with Billy Goma of Pittsburgh weighing 174 pounds and seeking speed to threaten Champ Joe Louis. Observers doubt his chances as opponents question if he can add wallop or sacrifice speed to gain a punch edge. Conn may gain power with size, but his future as a heavyweight contender remains uncertain until next year. Corry’s football belt shift sparks speculation on league changes and rivalries as Meadville, Oil City, and Greenville eye tougher schedules, while local prep stars receive all-star nods in Meadeville and Corry selections. Track gossip notes no pay-per-view fights and warns against illegal betting rings amid Chautauqua County rumors.
Billy Conn, the light heavyweight champion, fought Gus Lesnevich in a grueling 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Conn showed heart and defense but lacked power, while Lesnevich pressed with a strong right. The result leaves Conn in midair, with questions about adding weight and punching power to challenge heavier rivals.
A muddled report shows license fees in the state generating over 500000 in revenue. Figures indicate 7486.17 Tivenses issued with many licenses tied to fishing and vessels, while others covered various activities.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference antiseptic Bali Cura Obir tent and Miva related infection control, mentioning irritation relief and a range of unclear dosages. The legible parts hint at medical use and product branding but lack coherent facts or dates.
Harrisburg reports a Pennsylvania angler from Blair County earned top honors with a 32 pound muskellunge, 47 inches long, the season’s largest fish, tying for a notable record alongside other notable catches across the state.
Four Slides and Automatics win football results with Emporia 1 Bethany 0. West Virginia Wesleyan 14 defeats Salem 7. Temple Fresh 14 beats Albright 0.
Olean High School football banquet set as Grandstand Coaches Association’s second annual event. Dr. Sutherland, former University of Pittsburgh coach, to deliver keynote address. Walkerman and D. Dugan named as organizers. Also notes Chicago billiards open contender Jess Jacobs’ return after years away.
Beavers basketball buildup continues with three weeks of drills remaining before December games. Coach Russ Byler trims squad from thirty to sixteen while focusing on fundamentals and scrimmage in upcoming weeks. Veteran returnees bolster the roster as St. Edward’s and Shamrocks prep for early December action.
Willam Edward Benswanger president of the Buccaneers reiterated opposition to nocturnal baseball plans. He returned from New York where he pursued musical hobbies and discussed with Frankie Prise and others. He has not committed to any steps or decisions and continues monitoring Forbes Field developments.
Harrisburg reports a state wildlife commission prepares an extensive trapping and trameter campaign for the winter with the aim of doubling the 1938 season harvest. Last year’s figures included 24,980 rabbits 1,420 ringneck pheasants and a limited number of quail and raccoons.
UDIC light on bowling scene as Hyde Boete scores a perfect 300 in the opening frame or area. The report notes a strike-filled performance contributing to a standout start in the match or event.
Veteran Jimmy Clark faces rising contender Jackie Donova in a Monday night bout at Broadway Auditorium. Clark trained three months in the country, turned down offers from New York and Milwaukee, and aims to recapture his former form in the ring managed by trainer Donal.
Pittsburgh November 18 Vardaro leads the Panthers freshman in a 19 to 12 victory. A late pass interference penalty set up the decisive score and Vardaro contributed the clinching touchdown drive with strong passing and rushing plays.
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