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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1938
Page
7
The fragment mentions a North league sporting context with names and locations such as Corry City and Oil City. It refers to a visiting party, a leader, and individual representations, but the text is garbled. No clear event dates, scores, or outcomes are discernible.
On April 11 1998 Corry High plans a busy spring with baseball ping pong horseshoes tennis and track events. An intramural baseball league begins after Easter with four grades competing and a varsity selection after two rounds of eight games. Other competitions include planned games with Rocky Grove Union City Youngsville and Northeast using Washington Street grounds.
Madame Jane reports Harriett Anderson wearing a navy cardigan with a vivid row of front buttons in yellow green orange violet white and tan. The story notes eye catching rainbow hues and mentions eye catching accessories such as bright socks and dice chains worn by several locals.
The fragment asks if Ike would teach history at Columbia University and mentions Port Townsend Washington Billing Montana and France. It notes a stray word in Vocabulary and a dog named Mickey, with unclear ambitions and a pet question.
A quirky fragment follows Donild Swift and Foal egotton, hinting at a Spring Creek photo scheme featuring Damsels and a high school Casanova. Gerald Bissell and Betty Jane Doen strand plot to outshine Binney, amid comical local restaurant and stage chatter and playful, gossiping banter.
A jumbled column of school life recounts teachers and students in playful snippets. Mentions Dr Graffin, student council, sports chatter, braces of names like Charlotte Nagle and Jackie Rowan, missed events, dating, dances, and a playful call to practice proper living methods.
The Hi Times staff list includes Hamlett Andersin as Editor and Ass't Waiter, Normin Kier as Man Editor, Betty Pogle as Assit Man, and boilerary Castor as News Editors. It also notes Betty Jane Dahl Strand and Robert Morton in sports, Paul Phelps as Asst Sports Gxtter, Kenneth Payl as Contiiulors, Belty Stewart, Carol Hoskin, Joe McCray as Typists, with Jackie Rowan and lya Onven.
The article explores Easter's origins from Waster a Saxon word linked to spring and rebirth. It notes Easter as a movable holiday tied to vernal equinox calculations, blending pagan and Jewish Passover traces with Christian celebration. It frames Easter's meaning as renewal and joy across communities.
A brief listing reads like a fragment from a school notice with names including Miss Bennett, Mr Myers, Mrs McCormttie, Mr Whi Gon Me, Bogardus J, Mrs ows, and Miles Rowlithd. The document appears to catalog teachers or staff, implying an on-campus directory or inquiry into teaching assignments.
A community celebration honors a week of birthdays for Theodstd Givahwbn Stanley Bielawalel Joe Lorrence Kathiown Hazel and tau AMhlok prt Howathapni tain Tplinson ome tg SON. The event extends gratitude and marks the milestone social gathering.
The tests were conducted last Monday in a room with 40 students. Each desk held an earphone and a paper divided into eight sections. A woman’s voice read a series of numbers in a Mistinet voice, then a man’s voice read additional rows as the earphones were swapped to the left ear.
Dr S W Grafflin spoke to Corry students about a "Three-way World" comprising health, mind, finances, prayer, and service. Ralph Dewey introduced him at Kunioy High, with remarks at Leachers after school and a Rotary Club address in the evening, under the YMCA A. C. A. auspices.
Students enter the Auditorium for a singing period and are divided into three groups to perform multiple songs including Dinas and My Darling Niéllie Gray. They practice new tunes like TL Pi Tin, with Mr Chaffee and others guiding the baton as the crowd ends with The Old Apple.
Welcome to Lowa and Eycrett Eastman who have returned to school after a six week bout with the imeaslas illness. The All-star Rite Club shows pride with uniforms displayed by many members. A community bulletin notes the Itters sign for MA letter Bidleman. Deer public notice hints at a February event and a calendar date of 23.
The senior high band program under Mr. Chiffem Adter plans an April 29 concert featuring overtures marches and solos. The ensemble has shared in pep meetings and school events all year and will sell ticket stubs for a discount and a free program, with proceeds supporting the band.
Andrew Matsko, a senior at Corry High, wins a five dollar prize from the Osiryenen's League for the best essay on milk and production. Judges praise his real interest, hoping the win inspires other students to enter contests. Voter and machine news follow about college voting machines and senior club elections in New York.
The Corry Men’s Bible Class at the Salvation Army hall drew about 310 community men for Palm Sunday services. Speakers included D. A. Hillstrom and G. T. Bergman with music from a twelve piece Erie Salvation Army band. next Sunday’s speaker is Rev J Paul Shelley.
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