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Readable fragments indicate a local prep sports or event item. A mention of junior teams and a Friday event suggests a community youth game or festival. Names and specifics missing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1938
Page
7
Readable fragments indicate a local prep sports or event item. A mention of junior teams and a Friday event suggests a community youth game or festival. Names and specifics missing.
A fragmented OCR line records a club or event note with unreadable names and incomplete details. The readable parts hint at a team or meeting but no clear date or location is discernible.
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Corry quintet shows improved play led by Bob Brown with six field goals and one foul as Wattsburg falls 35 8. Starting forwards Fat Greene and Brown, center Paul Sutton, guards Ed McElroy Cragg spark the victory. Upcoming game vs Youngaville expected to test Beaver offense and defense. Intramural games shift to Monday 7 pm to avoid Merchants clash. Hi Y meets Thursday at high school to accommodate basketball schedule.
A Corry High School note recalls the Junior class play success and the chatter around students and teachers. Mentions include Miss Bennett, John Stowe and Mary Castorag, with jokes about dressing room antics, report cards, a candy sale, and a promised Senior play. The piece thanks Mr Oswalt for loaned furniture and hints at upcoming Mt 3M Christmas dance.
Lists reveal Room 1 as top in honor roll across multiple classes with names such as Anderson Ralph Poster Morris Borgman Dearing Autumn Galby and others in several room sections. Includes room 18 Honey Voll Justine Morton Helen Purdy Jesse Shaver Marguerite Spicer and more. Credit lists name Milian Morris Berneine Brooks Janine Wolmore Irene Kovach among honorees.
A scrambled report from Erie describes a December court session where a jury considered motions and reactions related to a prison incident. Multiple named individuals and institutions appear, but the text is garbled, leaving uncertainty about exact charges, dates, and outcomes.
Day by day a busy week unfolds at the school with a pounds drive pin sale, carol singing, and a Junior play. Students race to raise funds and earn perfect scores as classes shorten for the play tickets and a spaghetti dinner is held for the Tri-Hay club.
George Elias, a well known public speaker, spoke before the County Senior High School student body on the topic A Man Without A Country. Milas has toured the United States giving speeches before thousands of students and will speak before the Corry Teachers Association and Rotary Club.
Sudbury district in Ontario furnishes virtually all global nickel output, a metal crucial to steel used in armaments. The article notes Nickel's vital role in war industry and the region's leading position in production.
A committee led by Norma Ker aims to raise funds for tuberculosis sufferers through bangle pin sales in home rooms under TH-Hi-lub supervision. Verna Wetmore Jewell Hasbrouck and Anita Rainesale assist, with rooms hosting candy and pie sales. Senior shop students Ernest Simmonson and Bob Wickwire crafted a thermometer to track daily returns toward a 100 percent completion by Christmas vacation.
The Home Arts clubs stay busy with knitting crocheting sewing and a variety of projects. The Glee Club prepares Christmas carols for the program with members from the choir attending a state chorus in Indiana Pa December 15 16 17 led by Noble Cain and Mr Chaffee overseeing music. A candy sale by the Girly Athletic Club at Wattsboro on December 6 is reported successful and plans for a basketball team are underway. The orchestra plans a holiday play and The Library Club bought books for the serious library while Mrs Howe’s group debates Anglo American aims. Tri Hi enjoys a substantial spaghetti supper at Oshe Perry’s home on the Thursday evening in December.
Mr. Miller reports that thirty adult and sixty student basketball season tickets have been sold. The next big game is with Youngsville on Tuesday night. Season tickets are on sale until next Tuesday at the game. Adnite may save 51,800 and students 1.40 by buying new ton ticket. Buy an A. A. newton ticket now to save. Every student should want to see the basketball game and support the team.
A fragmented health campaign article notes ongoing tuberculosis battle funded for 28 years by bangle pins and Christmas seals. It urges public support and education to erase stigma, stressing every contribution aids research and care and that the disease remains curable and preventable.
On Thursday evening Tri- Hie members hosted a spaghetti dinner at Rose Petry’s home for twenty eight attendees. Dinner served at 6 30 with a brief business session about giving their annual Christmas basket to a needy family. The night ended with a social hour and music dominated entertainment.
The French classes of Seuur High School plan a caroling event on December 21 from 9 p.m. to 12 p.m. A program of Christmas hymns will feature 68 students with readings in French and other features by select members. People may call Detina Berian at 37-644 or the high school at 4-285 to request songs. a lit candle in the window will guide callers.
The Junior Play stages a witty amateur mystery in a sorority house setting. A staged corpse fuels a comic detective plot led by Judy Wayne, with twists as motives and alibis collide and the audience cheers at the reveal.
A garbled notice states intramural basketball games shift to Monday from Thursday due to merchants playing Thursdays. It mentions Hi Y meetings on Thursday and potential home room events interfering with meetings, with unclear dates and locations.
Readable fragments present senior snapshot notes for Betty Crane and Marian Dingfelder plus Bob Curtis. Betty is a commercial school student with a part time job and debate interest. Marian is a blond senior in college prep aiming for knowledge. Bob Curtis shows interest in chemistry and debate.
Fragmentary OCR text lists a Confederate general and possible place names while mentioning a plea or request. Names appear unclear but imply a historical context with military figures. The readable portion hints at a summary item involving a Confederate person and events around Pyedisinie or Vie.
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