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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1936
Page
7
An article outlines the City Rifle League structure and match play at a high school level. It details six teams, five ranges, and five firing positions including off hand kneeling sitting prone and one hand. It explains squad rotation and scoring to crown a victor.
A fragmented, hand written style piece notes many names and local scenes. It mentions students, teachers, social life, and minor incidents at a school or town setting with varied colloquial snapshots.
A fractured list shows individuals naming exuberant ambitions from buying universities and Hollywood stakes to global travel and high end homes. Entries mention Ott, Hoover, athletes, and a mix of personal wishes, investments, and entertainment plans.
Debating teams led by Martha Hawkins Jeanne Titus Kay Hyberts and Frank Kuss on the negative side and Lyman Burton Deasing Machain Sears and Mack Johnson on the affirmative advance toward their first debate with Meadville scheduled for Wednesday the 26th. After two to three trial speeches Miss Price’s homeroom after school draws readers and the class footage shows members posing for studio photos and social notes.
The HI School Coin Club under Mr Blanden includes about twenty five members focused on building a complete coin collection. Club notes U S pennies since 1909 except 1922 with mint marks from San Francisco and Denver. Members and faculty profiles highlight achievements in sports poetry and service.
Student editors list names for Coty High School Hi Times with roles in editing and staff positions. The byline appears garbled and incomplete with multiple typographical errors.
The Beaverettes girls basketball team opened the season with two wins, defeating Wattsburg and Townville. The article notes limited play due to junior varsity scheduling, praises a stronger high school squad this year, and mentions new forward Dorothy Myers.
A reflective piece compares dogs and elephants drawing moral lessons from canine virtue and human kinship. It notes Terhune's canine heroes and questions dog variety while recounting elephants as intelligent yet myths of memory persist. The essay blends playful observations with ancient curiosities about animal life.
The piece lists Bud Sloan and Specs Hill in big games with the New York Giants, Homer Fleming and Titusville, Bruce Smith in Preshies, Cap Haskins leading Cory to a 20 point win over Tittsville, and Duffy as a season star. It notes Milt Zalznsek at prom, Maloney and Heath beating Corry, and a High team in Walter Camp's All American magazine. It mentions Cory basketball rivals Titusville Union City Potish College Franklin and coach Sheen cancelling a game for lack of Vande.
Questions swirl about Ginny B and Joey f in the tavern crowd. Rumors hint at a South mystery man and Matilda Kambor's potential sweetheart. Blushes over Ruth W, Bud Curtis on Concord Street, and Alice Wetmore stir rumors among students.
Birthday list includes Jean McLeai John Wilcox Glenn Betts Neil Lindsey George Wolstencroft Ky B Hammond. Odd anecdotes touch on a witness on trial a funeral professor on N Center Street and playful misheard phrases from locals Shaumsburgy and Bennetts in a clipped, towny tone.
Warren February 24. Conditions at Warren State Hospital Norv Warren are generally good according to Corporal Milligan and Private Munsee of the public barnacles unit. An investigation is underway across Pennsylvania to assess patient and equipment conditions with emphasis on fire safety, drills, and aging systems amid funding concerns.
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