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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
7
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Corry High boys lost 27 24 to McKean on the Junior High court after a close three period battle. Both teams traded leads with no standout scorer, and the final minute saw McKean pull ahead to secure the win. Corry’s lineup and substitutes are listed amid notes on school spirit and coordinated cheering sections.
After mid year exams the fourth period activities resume at the semester start. Monday shifted to the first period for scheduling and missed homework. Tuesday's activity featured clubs between classes with a Glee Club preparation for the Kiwanis program. Wednesday saw group singing as a highlight. Thursday planned Dorcas and Hi Times Club meetings, with Dorrian moved to Friday. The Glee Club met again and a Bible study was held in Room 1B by Rev. Haines. A study period W is provided for most students.
At the Winter Resort Sun Shine Fashion Show 2500 feminine fans viewed 1935 summer styles. Frocks mix beach wear with courtly garb including satin lace lastex swimsuits Tahitian ensembles and fringe trimmed sports outfits. Imported scarves form a bold decorative dress while periwinkle blue Iris color leads the palette.
A jumble of names and phrases paired with negations renders a fragmented item. The text lists various surnames and entities followed by phrases like no journey, no red, no blue, or no cost, creating a catalog of contrasts and missing associations without a coherent narrative or clear event.
Speculation runs hot on proposed Room 6 chair changes to move seniors with rubber tipped poles or devices. Students discuss safety belts, motor oils, and possible power sources while others fear cost and mischief. no decision yet, but supporters say it could free seniors to exercise more fully.
The column records a playful snapshot of school life with mentions of report cards, substitute teachers, a portrait in Room 14 likely by Pinck Schultz, and a short singing period. It notes Beavers losing to North East, mixed cheerleader performance, tardies due to a train, a president’s birthday ball attendance, and upcoming plays in the auditorium with reserved seating. A party in Titusville, opinions on seniors’ ambitions, and a Christmas gift tally are referenced amid casual school chatter.
Under supervision of Yommy Roelofs the Prantutie Claus holds a first meeting last Wednesday in 1B. The Mind ing will meet every Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 4 to 5 p m in 1H with future activities such as elocution and debate. Students encouraged to join as year atten wad athrcaors.
A Washington audience hears a colored preacher recount a dream in which George Washington sits at God’s right hand while Abraham Lincoln, then a knock brings an angelic halt as Roosevelt is named to take the seat. The tale, told in a dialect cadence, preserves a local humorous tone.
Corry High School publishes HL Times with Jane Maxwell as chief editor and Blaine Toster as managing editor. Ruth Taylor and Betty Roach lead as assistant and sports editors. staff reporters include Fern Raymond, Betty Krone, Mary Gillette, Norma Bennett, and others under Miss Price as faculty advisor.
A student exhortation urging loyalty and active participation in school life. It emphasizes education, culture, recreation, and pride in facilities, urging students to support and improve the school through attendance, use of resources, and orderly conduct to reflect well on the institution. It highlights teamwork, responsibility, and gratitude for opportunities at Sunlor High.
Three one act plays including a comedy and a mystery will be presented in the Senior High auditorium Friday evening February 8 at 8 15 pm. Directed by Thomas B Roclafsan the adult Dramatic Class has 23 members in the cast and 200 seats are available at 1c with reservations at Conras pharmacy. An orchestra will provide music between plays as part of the Emergency Educational Relief program plus a high school class for Corry students under Mr Roelofs. Everyone is welcome to join or attend.
Corry High School crowds enjoyed dances after games at Union City and social events planned by the Senior Tri-Hi for reorganizing clubs. Glee Club rehearsals for a Milk Fund program continued. Miss Shaver expected as fashion and social activities grow. Ruth Lacey and Sue Vogt visited. a Scout Club forms with hikes and parties. students attend Roosevelt Club event and a varsity game sparked after game chatter.
Warning issued to merchants as counterfeit $100 Federal Reserve notes appear in Erie District. Probation officers report two men passing the bills in clothing stores, employing a slick scheme to buy two suits. Caution urged to verify notes and report suspicious activity to authorities.
Word was received today of the death of Mrs. Margaret Northrup widow of George Northrup who passed away at her home in Cortland New York Sunday morning. The former Corry resident will be brought here Tuesday evening for funeral services Wednesday at 11 o clock at Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. A daughter and a son will accompany the body and stay with Mr and Mrs James Mackress during their Corry visit. FALLS 200 FEET IN ELEVATOR. CINCINNATI Earl McCoy 28 fell 200 feet in a concrete system elevator and was injured severely.
Miss Mary Catherng presented an informal piano recital Sunday afternoon from 5 to 6 at the Tiffany studio. She performed works including Valse Biowe Viennese Refrain Bells of St Mar Offenbach Barcarolle Mountain Idylie and duets Country Gardens with Mrs L R Tiffany. Horane Brynoltsoy assisted by singing two pieces Beloved It is Moon and Rosalie, accompanied by Keppel Tiffany who closed with Sidney Smiths arcacement of William Toll.
In the matter of the Estate of Amin E Whiteley deceased Latter Testamentary upon the state of Anhall Whiteley deceased in Erie City Pennsylvania has been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills of Erie County Pa All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment Those having claims or demands against the estate should present them promptly to Chloe Whiteley Elmade Spencer Executives 02 Ash Street Erie Pa Blaine Kincaid Attorney Corry Pa
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