Battle Preview Sets Stage for Laska versus Beay Rivalry
Local sports brief outlines a planned clash between Laska and Beay, scheduled for Saturday. The match buildup highlights key matchup contrasts and anticipated crowd interest in the arena.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
7
Local sports brief outlines a planned clash between Laska and Beay, scheduled for Saturday. The match buildup highlights key matchup contrasts and anticipated crowd interest in the arena.
In City developments, officials report changes affecting governance and daily life. Local leaders urge calm as residents await further details about new policies and upcoming deadlines. Citizens seek information on services and public notices amid the shifting landscape.
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The Columbus campus piece notes guest speaker delays from Bombay and a student exodus of Harold Jackman. It describes juniors and seniors teasing, a World Series opening game listen, and various student activities. Mentions Morence Ross, Helen Savio, Maud Bauer, and George Bogert among others, plus club meetings and a bake sale.
William McCloskey, a Ridgway youth, was admitted to Elk County General Hospital after slipping into sulphuric acid at the Eagle Valley Tannery. He sustained burns to legs feet and chest but is expected to recover, with his fall caused by a leaking wooden cask that split and spilled acid. McCloskey is noted for local basketball play and is the son of Mrs. Carrie McCloskey.
Ninety door prizes will be awarded at the Rotary Club fair this week spanning Wednesday through Friday evenings. The prize list includes items from Cohen's Texada Stations, Murphy Co, Montgomery Ward, Gen Go, Lily, Phillips’ Jew Store, Keister’s, Buro Drug, Coniea’s Pharmacy, Model Dairy, Warren Baking Co, Woolworth, Fair Store, Rex Theaters and others, with Model Dairy Company offering twenty prizes and several firms contributing multiple awards.
Farm calendar lists seasonal tasks to prevent disease and loss. It urges removing old plant matter, culling poor cows for winter feed, protecting stored potatoes from rot, selecting show apples free of damage, saving green tomatoes, and announces a grower exhibit at Pennsylvania State College on October 9 and 10 with competitive displays for commercial growers.
O R Ray Davis and his dog Spitz have kept a faithful vigil as the dog waits outside the Sun day school door for three years, following the Davis children every Sunday.
Aumbalo Ontario October report notes William D Brohman aged nine born blind with cataracts in both eyes. Dr Vat A Decat of Buffalo explains a two stage operation first freeing the iris then removing cataracts on Sept 23 restoring vision. William now eyes his world and will start school as soon as possible.
A burglar broke into the American Hews Company office in Halifax Nova Scotia but found nothing of value. He left a note reading Thanks. I couldn't aml anything, so I went home. Local police are reviewing the incident and investigating suspects.
United Press reports in Munich that Hungary Prime Minister Tullus Gomisses died early today. his family was at his side as he expired. The cabinet resigned following his death.
More than 1800 workers entered Berkshire Mills, the world’s largest hosiery mill, as strikers and sympathizers jeered the early shift. Around 6000 protesters gathered yesterday, with reinforcements expected from Philadelphia. District Attorney Rieser continued a secret probe into the death of Marl Schlegel, a 25 year old Knute worker, with a preliminary inquest set for 4 p.m.
Catholic Daughters of America plan a donation tea for the Sisters of Mercy at the convent on First Avenue Thursday. Committee members Florence Blair Mrs P G Wheil Mrs G G Barker and Mrs D5dani invite public participation Tea served proceeds aid Sisters of Mercy. In other news a diplomat from the old Austro Hungarian school Gomboes plays a role in Hungary politics after Versailles era. The Budapest cabinet of Prime Minister Julius Gomboes resigned after word of his deal with Munich.
The note recalls Carry housewives from 1871 and suggests that baby clothes, like those of prior generations, were washed with a Blackstone washboard or similar device, implying common laundry practices across generations.
The National Bank of Corry in Corry Pennsylvania gives notice that liability on holders of its common stock under Section 804 Banking Act of 1985 and related statutes will arise on May 4 1989 by order of the Board of Directors. DAN A. DEPRW Cashier.
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