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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
7
A fragmented OCR listing advertises a rural sale with machines, milking equipment, grain tools, a Chevy sedan, beds, and household items. Names such as Jacob Scouten and references to farms, dates, and locations appear amid unclear phrases.
Readable text shows fragmented lines and scattered names and places. The legible portions hint at a regional notice or community item but lack complete details to determine action date or involved authorities.
Be brief remarks from Jim Crowley of Fordham at the recent varsity club banquet in Pittsburgh praise his coach and the football culture. He recalled experiences with the Four Horsemen under Rockne, detailing a Nebraska play and Miller's block leading to trust with O'Brien as his substitute. Grove CityReadies for Corry clash. district standings and weekend football schedule listed.
Michigan Is favored in tomorrow's clash with Penn. A blend of strong offense and vulnerability to passes marks both teams. The column also weighs numerous college games with picks like Cornell over Ohio State and Texas A&M over Baylor, among others.
The Superior bowling team maintained a one game edge in the Antler League standings after last night’s results at the Recreation Lanes. Kasper rolled 3197 across three games to topple Thomas Motors, Montgomery Ward swept the Blues Age, and the Aeros beat Wilcot. Corry Water toppled Cohen Goals, Phoenix defeated Raymonds, with Pat Renes posting a 217 and Harold Sample 210 averages.
Ten New York Yankee players and Lou Gehrig sue Jimmy Powers and the News Syndicate for libel over an August 18 Sunday News article and a cartoon alleging excuses for a slump. Attorney Samuel K. Sargent says the actions seek $3.5 million in damages.
Baltimore reports a one winner takes all Pimlico special race with a $10,000 purse on the line November 1 at Hilltop. Four horses expected in the field, betting to be on the nose as Alf Vanderbilt tightens the plan. Easton notes Joe Corr fon back is declared fit for Lafayette tomorrow to face Army, adding strength to the Leopards passing unit.
Grove City carries a strong 9 club district reputation and relies on Glenn Dickson and Jon Kubrt to power a heavy offense. Corry’s Beavers hope for an upset with aerial plays and persistent defense, but Grove City has defeated multiple opponents and holds the momentum toward a decisive result tomorrow afternoon around 2:90.
Penn football team headed west for tomorrow's undefeated Michigan meeting after a rough final practice session described by Coach Munro as the worst ever. Star back Frank Reagan hoped to outshine Wolverines as he did last season amid anxious but confident boosters.
Judge Miles Kittsne sentenced Lottie Brokinsi of Buffalo to four months in the Albany county work camp for shoplifting a $7.95 snowshoe from a downtown store. The defendant, tied to a long history of arrests since 1922 in multiple cities, denied belonging to a shoplifting ring and faced phrasing by Assistant DA Lumuat McLaughlin.
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