Unclear fragmentary note on marital matter from 1542
Fragmentary OCR shows a terse line about why your wife and a reference to mm you. No coherent event or names to identify a news item or date beyond the stray year 1542.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1942
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows a terse line about why your wife and a reference to mm you. No coherent event or names to identify a news item or date beyond the stray year 1542.
Fragmentary OCR notes show unclear references but indicate a short item about travel on a road or route. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only a vague mention of a white vehicle or path.
A county sheriff’s office reports new divorce pleas filed in the district court. Proceedings list petitioners and respondents, with dates set for service and confirmation of terms. Public records show filings amid routine docket activity.
The fragment references a divorce action filed in Common Pleas Court in 1942. It notes involvement of the husband and wife and mentions a sheriff selling an extent, indicating procedural steps in the court process.
Classified notice from Mn wholesaler listing pullets sold by the case at 35 tan. Includes reference to 434-44 and 404-41 highway area with product codes S797 and tan standard. Local buyers directed to contact for pricing and availability.
Today Sport previews district Pre-Flight games with Loveland, Beavers, and Grove City aiming for key wins. It notes Pitt’s rise, Duquesne’s 17-game streak, and major clashes from Georgia vs Tulane to Navy vs. others, plus draft-age impact and local golf and fishing plans at Pymatuning and nearby streams.
A chaotic college football preview lists matchups and picks amid shaky prose. It notes winless Union City faces Beavers and cites Duquesne favored over North Carolina with conjectural ballots and scattered team mentions across the nation.
Corry High's Orange and Flack meets Union City Bears tonight at Loveland Field in a pivotal game likely to decide the season. Corry, seeking first victory on home turf, faces a Bears squad hoping to break a winless skid and avenge last year's 6-0 loss.
Pitt and Indiana clash amid transport and squad issues. Pitt predicts a 20 000 crowd with starter Mike Sotak replacing injured Norb Gestner. Indiana coach Bo McMillin says his team is ready as Hoosiers arrived for the game.
Evanston pair Buttcaire and Kean, lifelong teammates from Grand Rapids, Minn born within 48 hours of each other in Maine, face Titusville in the Queen City game tomorrow afternoon. Radio coverage from CBS and NBC lists Town Seahawks Notre Dame Colgate Dulke Town Illinois and Alabama Tennessee matchups.
Philadelphia October 16 Italians may again participate in boxing and wrestling in Pennsylvania. A rule barring them was lifted by the Glebe Athletic Commission yesterday following Attorney General Biddle's announcement that Italians are no longer designated as enemy aliens. The restrictions remain for Germans and Japanese.
Miller's News and Sport Store runs into a curious incident as casing hops plugshines reels in a misfiled shipment. Local officials investigate unexpected delays and a clerical mix up affects sports wagering and newspaper rack stock.
Baltimore AP dispatch details Coach Bernie Bierman aiming for his first victory against Notre Dame as Minnesota clashing with the Irish in a high profile passing game. Bertelli directs the Irish air attack, aided by Livingstong and Kuturi, while Notre Dame pursues more aerial success against a wary Bierman defense. Lexer Lexington sale notes top price at $1,000 for Wise Counsellor Ally among yearling thoroughbreds.
The Ladies B keg league battle tightens with only three games separating leaders. Corry Journal tops Steens Gleamers in a deadlock, Raymonds split with Steen, and Recreation deglérettes beat Aero A.A. Mabel McLean led with 4-162 and high averages while Willison posted 180, 100, 186.
The fragment describes the flagship of a regular flotilla, identified as part of the American original battle fleet. It references a detachment under Tarine, led by a captain with two lieutenants and sixty sailors aboard, outlining the basic command structure within a historical naval unit.
Undefeated Wisconsin seeks Big Ten start after facing the Great Lakes Bluejackets in Soldier Field. The Badgers boast Pat Bard Elroy Hitech and Mark Hoskins leading a potent ground game with six players averaging yards per carry and Hoskins contributing solid passing as they aim for their first conference crown since 1913.
Christensen Motor Keplers blanked Steens Day Cleaners in a clean sweep victory. Dick Morton anchored the team with a 199 average while Ingles and IBI Airline contributed strong performances.
In New York sports chatter Ohio State leads with fearless on fourth down calls and aggressive risk taking. Corin Brown preaches chance, players respond with fire as the team pushes to the top. Also notes Navy Iowa Pre-Flight, early pass totals, and minor college matchups.
Ambridge and Aliquippa high schools clash at the new Ambridge stadium with 10,000 fans expected as they vie for the WFIAL AA crown. Both teams boast unbeaten records and edge in the standings with a tight season lineup including Scott and Duquesne also drawing large crowds. Other marquee games include Connellsville vs Redstone, Rochester vs Beaver Falls, and New Castle at Washington.
In Waterbury Ruby Gallota 180 of Puerto Rico won by knockout over Willis Roach 129 of Wilmington Delaware. In Elizabeth Joe Cartes 148 of Rome New Jersey defeated Loren Strickland 168 of New York. In Jersey City Tom Mauriello 86 of New York stopped Italo Colonelia 192 of New York. In Philadelphia Johnny Naci 414 of Philadelphia drew with Lew Warren 142 of Wilmington Delaware.
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