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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1934

Page

7

Senior High Boys Attend Conference at Bradford

A group of Senior and Junior High students joined the Older Boys Conference in Bradford Pennsylvania last weekend. They traveled by car with Mr. Watson Pilskam Hengst and George Gordon under the direction of W. W. Hall M. G. A and A. M. Hengst. Activities included moon song services speeches on tradition and conference procedures a turkey dinner at First M. B. Church and discussions on morals Hi-Y involvement personal development and youth roles in Christian life. The program continued Saturday with group discussions a conference picture and Y activities and concluded Sunday with church Sunday School reports of resolutions and an address by Wardn G. Hoops.

Bradford Watson Pilskam Mr. Hengst George Gordon W. W. Hall Darone Ward Wardn G. Hoops

Mystery at Green Acres continues with swamp dangers

The tale follows Lucy drugged by a doctor and hidden money at Green Acres. Jane explores a decayed hut on a swamp island, discovers gold and mortgages, and narrowly escapes a deadly confrontation with a gun and a stealthy assailant. Dell rescues Lucy as Black Nancy’s fate and Carter’s hoard are resolved.

Lucy Green Acres Jane Tane John Carter Norrow Baslily Dell Carter Nancy John Dr. Dell Dells

Local party highlights and school notes from December evenings

A series of social and school notices recounts a December 1 party hosted by Shoemaker for Maxwell, Klug, Rickers, Poster, Merritt, Reed, Ames, and Phillips, with absences due to illness and trips home for Thanksgiving. Other items mention ads collection for the Dorian, a bridge party, and various students visiting Cannellsville and Bucknell. More notes cover club dinners, lunch, and a humorous moment at a soldier’s grave, plus classroom humor and quirky quotes.

Shoemaker June Maxwell Margaret Jane Klug Dorathy Mae Rickers Elaine Poster Evelyn Merritt Roy Reed el Ames Cluck Reed Everett Phillips

Junior Class Dance Proves Big Success

The first Junior Class dance was held Friday evening in the Junior High School Gym with Ted Stewart's orchestra providing the music. Several couples attended under chaperons Mr and Mrs Pilskain Mr Myers Miss Frans Miss Blaly and Mr Pomeroy. Funds will support the 1934 35 Junior Senior prom and banquet as the school year’s largest social event. Committees included Orchestra Bob Jewell chair Margaret Jane King Bob Roelofs Russ Kinley advertising Virginia Smith Dick Shoop.

Frst Umss Ted Stewart Pilskain Myers Frans Blaly Pomeroy Bob Jewell Margaret Jane King Bob Roelofs Russ Kinley Viseginia Smith Dick Shoop

Students Aid Red Cross Chapter During Thanksgiving Drive

Students contributed fruit vegetables and goods for Red Cross efforts. Money raised by home rooms is itemized by room with totals and donors identified. A United Press dispatch notes Burns praising Roosevelt and the New Deal as a savior during a Middletown political gathering.

Rea Cross Moora Bolwenusys United Press Burns Middletown Roosevelt Joseph W. Burns Tennesses

Corrian Slogan Voted By Staff In Morning Session

Corrian staff voted on slogans for a school contest. The winning line Your Future Way or Leaving the Fast was chosen after submissions from students to home room teachers. The prize of twenty five cents will go to Bill Jewell.

Corrian Bill Jewell

Corry High School Student Report on Year-End Marks

The student newspaper notes seniors face only half a year to improve grades before year-end exams. It urges all students to take responsibility for marks, urging sophomores to plan ahead and reminding that effort, not teachers, largely determines final grades.

Letters from students to Santa list quirky wishes

An OCR fragment shows students naming gifts and desires for Santa Claus. Names like Charlotte Schramling, Ginny Smith, Margeret Ting, and many others appear with varied requests from practical items to whimsical wishes. The text also hints at a developing storyline involving Jack Betl and Helen Hovey and mentions ongoing rumors about a romance.

Santa Claus Charlotte Schramling Jack Betl Helen Hovey Ginny Smith Margeret Jane Ting Bee Hulings Pee Wee Pauline Switson Mafia Ty, Dake Handsome Dorntha Mae Rickers Fair Grounds Mr. Sheen Walt Gulick Betty Byers Watt Sara Jant Stanford George Helen Rathbun Red Taylor Jacke Bell Lee Shonmake Ruth Kinley Hrig Mr. Pilskam Becaise Nc Fever Blaine Teuder Curly Dutchie Mergitt Mike Rowlandes

Corriania 1935 yearbook work progressing at school

The Corrian annual is under way with class, football and basketball pictures plus many items to recall high school days. Pupils submitted slogans for a contest with a twenty five cent prize. Sales run December 3 to February 1 at a dollar twenty five, with a twenty five cent down payment. Limited German orders, staff urges prompt orders. Miss Blair and Mrs. McCormick advise. leather covers hoped.

Corriania Corsia Corrian Club Corian Corrian Miss Blair McCormick Jwar

The Timid Soul by John Mallick

A shy student named John Zepka faces ridicule during a class speech. He begins trembling but gathers resolve, delivering with quiet defiance as classmates laugh. The scene ends with him reclaiming dignity in a room still and tense.

John Zepka

Senior Tri Hi Y Meeting Enjoyed

The Senor Tri Hi Y and their advisor Miss Titus, with several girls to join, gathered at Rita Waite’s home Tuesday evening for games and refreshments. Attendees included Rita Waite Betty Roach June Maxwell Ruth Busti Ann Reydh Tya Donaldson Helen Hundock and Elnora Store. The next gathering will be a turkey dinner in the high school kitchen to honor new members.

Senor Tri- Hi-Y Titus Rita Waite Inét Miss Titus Rita Walte Betty Roach June Maxwell Ruth Busti Ann Reydh Tya Donaldson Helen Hundock Elnor

Extend Sympathy for Dorie and Guile Alcim Home Loss

Sincere sympathy offered to Dorie and Guile Alcim after their home was destroyed. Doris and Lucile express thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown by students and others, noting appreciation for support during the afternbm.

Dorie Guile Alcim Doris Lucile

M M Sorority Plans Christmas Party At Hotel Corry

Twitatic. wal he issued Wiann week by the M M Sorority for the annual Christmas party to be held Saturday evening December 20 in the Hotel Corry. The committee in charge includes Ruth Bush chair Rita Waite Betty Roach and Harriet Cotegrove. George Weber's orchestra of Eric has been engaged to play.

M. M Corry Ruth Bush Rita Waite Betty Roach Harriet Cotegrove George Weber Eric

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