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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1938
Page
3
Columbus High School echoes in class review
An extensive report from Columbus High School details a Thursday assembly featuring a Lincoln program with a duet by Harry Thompson and Richard Trisket, a book review of Lincoln's Own Stories, poems including Oh Captain My Captain, and a discussion of questions posed by girls. The Sophomore class formed by Friday, a candy sale was approved, and the IVF.A. elected officers for the year. The update mentions valentines and student achievements, with notes on theater, French puzzles, and historical storytelling about Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Richard
Trisket
Lincoln
Ralph Hamilton
Vida Hirn
Elton Jukes
Margaret Faribovlk
Florence Ross
Chance
Mauie Baker
Walter Janewall
Mr. Hall
Valentines
Harry
iFrench 1
Ruth Coon
Zoe
Irene
Euland
Candy
Columbus
Ward Ha
Walter Komenda
Vide
Walter J
Marlon Howles
Witth Christensen
Board Struggles to Fix Blame for Boiler Blast
At Hatch Vocational School a boiler incident prompts a stiff board review as officials fail to assign responsibility. The district questions repairs to a water feeder blamed for mud clogging a valve, seeks to avoid repair costs, and shifts funds to avert budget shortfalls while noting possible February salary delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hatch Vocational School
G. . Shopp
Hay
J. W. Lamb Ing
Travelers Insurance Company
Boller
Ang
Biard
Dearing
Barnes
Dewey
Dearny
Finance Committee
Leonard and Mickie Marion Tanned Hides Case
Leonard and Mickie Marion are described with a glock on his wrist and a plan to save a tannery behind Gordon's store. The text notes many hides tanned in Olir waodehedl, indicating a regional dispute over tanning operations and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Mickie
Marion
William
Gordon
School board approves Beulah Randall pay increase to 1000
The board accepts the instruction committee’s recommendation and pays Beulah Randall the minimum wage of 1000 per year rather than substitute teacher rate. The property committee reports on items and authorizes a pressure reducing valve at Hatch School, three fire alarm buttons for Senior High, a boiler water pan, and fuel and seed for athletic field and lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Randall
Olidinman Shoop
Hatch
Hardingacho
Haten
Removal of C. O. McIntyre to his boyhood home
The body of C O McIntyre columnist who gave small town readers glamorous New York color was moved to his Galipolis Ohio boyhood home for burial in Mound Hill. Although dead his New York Day by Day column will live on with articles already forwarded to his syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McIntyre
New York
C. O. McIntyre
Gal~ipolis
Osio
Nwrrow
Ohio
McIntye
P T A Hosts Health Films at Junior High Meeting
The Parent-Teachers Associations invite parents and friends to a Friday evening session at the Junior High School at 7 30. The program includes plays weavings and numbers by covrr PTA groups and an 8 motion picture on Social Diseases showing how they spread among innocent victims. No admission charged but voluntary offerings aid health notes work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covrr Pta
Volliniesr
Corry
Charm He “Expuss
Ciel
Nwo
Lindquist
Kinley
Frs
Irs
Jiymomi Berkeuey
Cal
High Schoo
iBames
iMarch 4
State Won’t Interfere With Plant Bargains
United Press reports Harrisburg February 15 that employee collective bargaining may be exempted from the 44 hour week law if upheld by the courts. Industry Secretary Bashore said the State Industrial Court will meet Thursday to set a permanent policy on the issue. He favors a noninterfering stance and noted current contracts show variations and could be continued by the Industrial Board. The law provides exemptions for union contracts negotiated before December 7, 194? and a constitutional challenge awaits a ruling on contracts negotiated after the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Hanrisburg
Lebo
Ralph M. Bashere
State Industrial Court
Cate
Bashere
Bashure
Uion
Industria
Naming Cellophane by Dr Branden berger's Claim
Swiss chemist Dr J Branden berger named the product cellophane after developing and exploiting it. He reportedly called the early version Ya cellophane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Brandenberger
Bowdlerize Origin Tied to Censorship Editor Bowler
The term Bowdlerize, meaning to censor or cut out, stems from an early 19th century editor named Bowler who favored trimming objectionable passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowler
Ford Introduces New One Tonner For 1938 Line
Ford Motor Company expands its 1938 lineup with a new One Tonner on a 122 inch wheelbase offering Stake Panel and Express bodies. The truck can be ordered as Cobined or Drive-away chassis and can be powered by the 60 horsepower V-8. This economy is backed by hundreds of thousands of owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Engine and Parts Exchange
Scholarships Fostered by Constitution Essay Contest Plans Bake Sale
Scholarships to five Pennsylvania colleges and universities will be prizes in the Constitution essay contest. Institutions include Duquesne University Penn State College Temple University the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Pittsburgh. The event marks the 130th anniversary of the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn’a
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsylvania Constitution Committee
Duquesne University
Pennsylvania State College
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Alhert M. Greanffield
Greanileld
Greenfield
First Record of the Word Horselaugh in 1713 Steele Book
The earliest usage of horselaugh to describe a loud boisterous laugh appears in a 1713 work by Richard Steele. The note reflects early English linguistic novelty and antagonistic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Steele
Anithie
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