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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wednesday event at Tayve with a pistol ity and a gathering involving Les eet in tid endttooe. Mentions past Wyatt Wild schooling and an evening program with shirt displays, plus a store code and several numeric references.
Fragmentary text lists players and initials for a team, mentioning Bucs and several surnames. The source is garbled, but hints at a roster or game note, lacking clear event, score, or location details. Entities include Bucs and individuals like Miller Prugar Fourney Wascele Brig.
A three o’clock show by Mrs. Howe and the Senior High faculty featured models in navy crepe frocks with gold blouses, silk jumpers, lace trims, and bright accessories. Designs included toppers, reefers, and three piece suits in navy, aqua, and beige with matching hats, as presenters display a range of spring fashions and coordinated outfits.
A chaotic hall filled with pranks and gossip as students discuss homeroom rivalries ping pong pride and senior pranks. Reports note teams losing in gym matches and a dramatic storm sewer trip while invitations and fundraisers move forward and seniors plan clubs and events.
King announces a total annual raise of 4540 for six members of the Register of Wills office staff. Mae Rossiter returns to her post as first deputy with pay 1328 annually, 300 more than the previous deputy. Other staff see raises from 1200 to 1440, 1450 to 1680, and 1500 to 1800 as figures adjusted.
The page lists classified ads and notices including autos for sale a 1928 Buick sedans cheap for quick sale and used auto parts, plus agricultural and livestock offerings. Auction details note items and dates with names like Montague, John Murtis, and John Steves. Also legal notices describe administration and property sale with distant locations and times.
Makename, a representative at Jamestown Business College, presented talking movies to commercial students Wednesday morning. The films showed secretarial and accounting duties to aid curriculum selection. McKechnie said careers depend on the individual and discussed how various accounting fields differ. The program highlighted secretary responsibilities and even showed a secretary who chews gum. Salaries across business fields were reviewed as informative and engaging by students.
A set of inquiry items asks about lights on the ceiling in the main hall, the number of main divisions in the north library section, the metal sign on room 5, whether library sections reach the ceiling, steps by the drinking fountain, railings on inner step sides, outward-opening study hall doors, outward-opening doors on main floor rooms, and the location of the smallest fire extinguisher on the first door.
A local April birthday list names Keurt Lindberg Anderson Norma Kler Gerta Belden Devo Jeanette Gordon Deva Vallatti Jane Sidkley Margaret Pamilion John Robersit with program notes. Kiwanis orchestra provided male performers conducted by Koppel Piffany. Elwyn Gage sang and Jewel Gas Wiese Perry performed a duet.
The lost and found section lists items including a black and white Sharp pencil, a leather boy's glove, a green Stanford fountain pen, a black jack knife, an Ivanhoe and other books, plus a red zipper. Students should check with Helen Bealaith to recover items. Also instruction to refrain from walking on the reseeded lawn.
Shenendosh College in Dayton Virginia offers a 123 dollar scholarship for Corry Senior, usable at the college or Shenandoah Conservatory of Music. Western College at Oxford Ohio will hold exams on April 30 with top ranking girls earning 250 dollars. seek Miss Sheen ASAP for details.
A surprise program delighted Senior High students Friday with National Program Service head Mr. De Willow and his Con chitita Grande. He performed three instruments, sang Nettady's Home, and led a chorus of The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise with soldiers. Earlier, Chaffee and Rich ard Nichols, aided by Clair Arnold, offered upbeat guitar and banjo numbers as students sang favorites like Old Apple Tree and Good Night Angel. The Old Apple Tree appears to be the students' favorite song.
Hearing tests conducted on many surrounding schools begin today and will continue until all students are tested. The purpose is to identify those with hearing difference so they can be assisted in the classroom. State and local police will take the tests in the near future.
Debating Club members plan internal morning assembly debate on Wednesday with Howard Lyman and Robert Carts on the affirmative team. Saturday features Greenville at Meadville Play Shop as activity continues.
Dr Mallory from wewipory State Teachers College spoke to High School students interested in teaching courses. He stressed demand for well trained elementary teachers and art instructors and compared costs at Edinboro with higher tuition at other schools. He noted Edinboro’s new buildings program and strong art courses, leaving students with a clearer view of Hollahora State Teachers College.
Students at Senior High School show low participation in most clubs with only three or four active. Lack of interest in after school activities is noted. The author cites male students choosing clubs and questions whether the period is used meaningfully or wasted.
A scrambled input from a local newspaper page presents unreadable author and staff names and scattered phrases. The fragment hints at sports and history sections but lacks coherent events or details to summarize a full item.
Belts and sashes have long shaped Chinese official costume and elite dress. They were once known by a quaint term, elousy dragon court bells, white as the fat of sheep, reflecting historic fashion and status.
A patient reports severe stomach misery and fatigue from constipation and nervousness. After using World's Tonic, symptoms ease. stomach and bowels regulate, boosting overall health and energy. Advertises World's Tonic at local pharmacies and drugstores.
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