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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
7
Unclear OCR fragment references a matchup or forces during a game. No identifiable people, teams, dates, or locations are readable to establish a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered alphanumeric tokens. No clear names places dates or events emerge to define a meaningful headline or summary. The readable bits suggest a list of numbers or codes rather than a complete item.
Meadville hosts Lame Beavers in a junior high boys’ basketball season opener on the 12th. Coach Myers emphasizes new leather-top shoes and fresh jerseys, aiming for a winning start despite Crawford County rivalries. Seniors and junior players balance practice with other duties as the team prepares.
A mix of school notices and social happenings. Rachel Graft hosted a Friends At Home gathering with games and prizes. The Junior High gym hosted an athletic meet, while the Dramatic Club planned a January event. Several students and staff are noted for absences, birthdays, and social activities.
The new roller skating rink in the jog opened the week before Thanksgiving under Harold ette. Senior High students enjoyed a musical chair skate on Wednesday night and a three legged race on Friday. A Hoodoo party followed Saturday. Future weeks promise more programs as patrons await the larger North Center street ice rink opening nearby.
The note highlights Jane Grey, a Civil War era writer, and her story The Covered Wag. It also mentions Raymn Bury, a homelessness figure sent to China for “darning his country,” a character in Man Without a County by B Nolan.
Corry High School students stage the play Second Childhood as the annual Junior class fundraiser for the Senior banquet and prom. The junior class reports growing interest and urges tickets before seats sell out.
A lively comedy fragment previews the Junior Class Play Second Childhood. Characters include Sylvia and Dorothy Jones plus Professor Hammond and General Bissell in a zany tale of guardians, aging, and mistaken fate. The spoof centers on love, guardianship, and a dog-naming gag. Friday showtime invites students and families.
Bee Daugherty hosted ten couples at a dinner honoring Marion Berry. The Bridge Club was entertained by Olive Mason, Charlotte McKelvey and Doris Doolittle won awards. Donald Hovey fills assistant advertising manager role on Hit Times Staff after Mary Bartlett moved to DuBais. Thanksgiving anecdotes mix humor and mischief among staff and friends, with varied holiday activities and playful misreporting.
A fragmented student page lists humorous questions about classmates and teachers. It mentions Olive Mason moving to California, and ponders why Zelma Carmeil falls from chairs in Biology class and other quirky lines about students, cars, jokes, and school life.
The Kik Club continues a toy drive for the city Kiddies Christmas party. Students responded generously on Donation Day, bringing toys of all descriptions. A second appeal asks students to search homes for outgrown toys, noting high school girls no longer use lull buggies and boys may part with treasured electric trains.
On November 27 the Boys Student Council staged a lively Thanksgiving program. The band opened with three selections, John Craker gave a spoken piece, Wilma Pauls and Jewell Hasbrouck performed, Dorotha Frockmann and Dorotha Mae Rickers performed a piano piece, and the assembly sang the school song with band accompaniment.
Dr. Guy Marge Bingham of Washington D C addressed high school students on vocational guidance. He praised education and warned against smoking and drinking, urging trustworthiness, self reliance, and college pursuit despite sacrifices. Seniors listened intently as juniors and sophomores were dismissed.
A noisy roundup of stars and titles dominated by Fred Astaire Rex Rogers run as Pollon the Fleet and The Next Time We Love with Margaret Sullivan Jane Stewart and Ray Milland. Little Lord Fauntleroy features Freddie Bartholomew C Aubrey Smith and Mickey Rooney while Small Town I Gaynor leads to Welling Zero The Amateur Gentleman stars Elissa Lun and Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
Dorothy smuvers, brown hair brown eyes and 3 feet 3 inches tall lives at Carter Hill. She swims English is her favorite subject and Biology is disliked. She belongs to the Public Speaking Club and is in the College prep course. Kathryn Bozak, Sophomore in Commercial course in Miss Blair's home room. She has brown hair brown eyes and is 3 feet tall. History is her favorite subject and embroidering is her hobby. She belongs to the Health 10 Club. Conrad Savako, a quiet Sophomore from Mr Meynys home room. He takes College Prep and Latin, dislikes Plane geometry, and draws. he promises great future results. He is 6 feet 1 inch tall with brown hair hazel eyes and a hearty complexion. He is in Health 10 Club.
On Thursday December bth students received their report cards for the second marking period as teachers prepared to have the marks recorded. Friday saw cards taken home for parents' inspection and signature. The reports show a slight improvement in the marks though the number of failures remains unacceptably high.
Just before Thanksgiving, students at Senior High School organized a donation day to aid needy Corry families. They collected food, clothing, and toys for distribution by hospital, Parelli-Teachers' Association, and Wie Wiks Club. Also noted is the investiture of Lord Tweedsmuir as Canada’s governor general and chief scout of the Boy Scouts.
Landon outlined state budget balancing methods citing approval of $280,000 in warrants since July 1983 and reductions of 25 percent in expenses. He credited tax policy and stricter enforcement of taxes, including fuel and interstate business levies, for avoiding heavier taxpayer burden while noting bonds and non federal relief funds.
The Corrian staff roll out a busy week featuring a large poster display in the hall highlighting local merchants and groups seeking advertising space in 1036. Students are urged to patronize advertisers as the Foster List grows and staff predict a steady rise in participation and write ups.
President lauds wartime farm aid and social programs while condemning critics. He cites gains for farmers and workers, praises government agencies for cracking down on exploitation, and urges continued support for measures boosting labor, health, and youth opportunities.
A Harrisville incident on a Saturday morning left one person fatally injured after a vehicle left the roadway and struck a roadside area. Emergency responders arrived at the scene near Grove City as investigators began documenting the crash details and potential causes.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. An unclear ad fragment mentions cleansers and a sale at a store, with garbled product names and phrases. The readable portion cites digestive benefits of drinking water with meals and hints at a promotional sale.
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