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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1959
Page
4
1959 plan to start the school year a week sooner while preserving staff. New curricula and expanded programs to be implemented at Corry School System. Construction updates reveal modernization and building readiness for fall opening with the superintendent’s report guiding the development.
A list of new hires appears as part of a district staffing update. Several educator names and roles are mentioned, with emphasis on expanding instructional personnel across subjects and grade levels. The document reflects transition in school staffing and potential impacts on classroom coverage.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses St Edward's ball team, names Cyril Cooper and Corday, and mentions upcoming games. It includes garbled phrases about players, potential opponents, and a fort reference, with limited readable names and no clear outcomes. The readable entities indicate a sports item but details are unclear.
A report details Conelway States Registration Day held in Yinunin sete and nearby areas. Officials announce procedures, required documents, and local coordination with AvesDul EibnLe for voter eligibility and registration checks. Community members line up at venues including The Hive for guidance and verification activities.
Fragmented notes outline plans for cafeterias and bus services at a school. References to Christie Lis and development efforts mention timelines, officials, and interim arrangements. The text includes disjointed phrases about scheduling, health guidelines, and various pasts without clear details.
Registration schedules set for new students in grades one through twelve. Students in grades two through twelve must register in advance, with periods distributed across the week from morning to early evening. Chilton and Wight School locations will host registrants by grade level.
Two changes in Corry school calendar affect the coming term with benefits to officials and students. An earlier opening follows Labor Day on September 7, while a mid winter break on February 25 and 26 provides a needed pause during peak illness season and a mental reset before the spring term.
Report confirms two drowned after a dam failure as rescuers search submerged areas. About 300 known survivors have been moved from the quake zone. Some roads buckled by the quake were cleared with bulldozers, while western Yellowstone roads faced landslides causing millions in damage.
St Edward's School anticipates a record 260 plus enrollments for the 1959 60 term with opening day on September 14. Rev Cyril Cooper announces increased enrollment, new teachers including Sister Adrienne and Sister Mary Ellen, a Mercyhurst cadet, and staff continuity from last year.
Union City fire crew reports positive reception from lunar residents as donations top expectations. Driver ran behind schedule due to residents not being home on first visit, causing call-back campaigns. Shortage of workers also delayed progress. Officials say every family will have a chance to donate before extending campaign to rural areas.
The city will begin classes on September 1 with pupils to report at their regular start time. First grade students who did not take May pre-school tests will be tested after opening. Parents with new kindergartners or first graders should register at the Elementary Building August 17 to 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Birth certificates and vaccination records must be shown then.
Union City boy Nedra L Comstock son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Comstock RD 4 Union City was among 22 boys receiving the Mark Clark award named for General Mark Clark at The Citadel Summer Camp in Charleston S C The camp roster listed 135 boys with Comstock near the top He also earned outstanding awards in wrestling basketball archery swimming and a second place in rifle competition The Citadel presented the awards
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