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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1932
Page
7
The readable words suggest a mention of alive proposal and a planning element associated with an organization, but the fragmentary text provides no clear event, date, place, or named entities to identify a specific news item.
A brief notice lists rum prices and plans for semen comes, outlining costs and schedules for upcoming shipments to a local facility. The item notes price ranges and expected delivery dates, with emphasis on quantity discounts and service terms.
An unreadable OCR fragment references dairy coined terms and talent notes without clear context. The text mentions memos about play and mathematics, but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to specify.
The McCallmen will end their regular schedule against Falconer on the Falconer court next Friday night. Beavers previously beat Falconer by a large score on the Bonyera coast. Talk also mentions a possible rematch with Warren or a game with Strong Vincent if arrangements occur, possibly on a neutral floor.
Ford endorses Hoover re election and rigid prohibition while reflecting on plans to manufacture 109000 autos this year. He credits Haver for warning of 1929 disaster and argues credit restraint and stock market clampdown were pivotal. He foresees recovery only with firm policing of liquor and continued prohibition.
Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio offers $500 scholarship to one college student in the United States. Applicants must be in the top third of their high school senior class and submit a paper not longer than 560 words on What is College For. Send a completed application before 15 1988 to Scholarship Secretary Yellow Springs Ohio. Sponsored by American Boy magazine for readers under 21 who write a 500 word essay Why I Want to Spend My Vacation in Germany. The next fifty high scores are linked to Young Germany by Merriman Peck. See high school bulletin board for details.
A dialogue featuring a talking typewriter and a student exploring how pounding keys affects speed versus accuracy. The typewriter laments rough handling by eight fingers while urging careful thinking, while the student learns to value thoughtfulness over brute speed and promises gentler treatment of the machine and its "children" Dash and Comet.
The High School Ril Ging club held a practice shoot Thursday evening at their range with Corry Rod and Gun Club members present. Orville Johnson and Joe Mapes formed mixed teams. Johnson's squad won by five points amid light turnout and scattered remarks about a missing story later.
A satirical discussion traces sleep habits from ancient times to modern life, noting shifts in attitudes and fashion. It touches on bedtime culture, the rise of pajamas, and humorous observations about sleep hygiene, radio lullabies, and the contrast between rural and urban living.
A digest of campus notes from HI Times Potpourri including dancing lessons after school led by teachers with an orchestra, junior students helping newcomers, and buzz about the fire hero Butters. It mentions broadcasts from Jamestown, nickname ideas for staff and students, and odd phrases like Balloon juice equating to Shotan, plus a peculiar window sign promotion.
The Senior class held a meeting on Tuesday February 28 during the fourth period to nominate candidates for the Corvidian dedication. Nominated were Miss Hendrickson Mrs. McCormick and Mr. Axtell. The final result will be decided by the Corvidian staff and kept secret until publication. Other business included selecting commencement invitations from six options, with more to be considered before adjournment.
Friday February 26 saw the Senior Boys home event presenting an assembly with a Pino Jolo by Clarence Huth a sleep monologue by Neil McKay two songs by the male quartet Brynolfson Bachomer Love and Phillips selections by the Senior orchestra Huth Hasbroude and Bennett Neil Mckay spoke on sleep to the audience eliciting much thought and the orchestra drew prolonged applause before the audience sang the school song and were dismissed.
A school musical program under Miss Murray and Miss Council is planned for Easter vacation at the senior high auditorium. Groups include Girls and Boys Glee Clubs, Senior High Girls Glee, Senior Boys Double Quartet Orchestra and solos by student talents. The Clogging Club will perform after Miss Cornell’s supervision.
Publication from Corry High School editors discusses friendship as a social bargain and mutual influence. It argues that diverse personalities enrich life, that disagreement can occur, and that self-reflection helps improve relations. The piece emphasizes finding good traits to build happy companionship.
Across multiple towns teachers and students are cited for contributions to school life. Miss Hess aided the Senior Class Play in Red Lion Pennsylvania. Frankfort Indiana notes a low cost textbooks program. Evanston Illinois reports safe driving education for 600 students. Duluth Minnesota adds curling to athletics with a school all-ib Spiel.
A large crowd attended a post game dance with many fans and War Ren team members present. Joe Sherrick Orchestra supplied music while Tay Huth led cheers and the best cheering section of the year performed. Highlights include a playful exchange about a dance lesson and a note about Willie swallowing a bug.
News notes describe a footwear drive where students collect old shoes for distribution to those without suitable footwear. The effort is led by Vice President Reagle and the junior–senior group planning fundraising events such as bake sales and a dance to support the cause.
A vintage ad claims Adlerian German remedy Adlerika relieves gas by cleansing upper and lower bowels. It features patient Henry Dodd praising reduced indigestion and better sleep after one dose. Store promotion for Kéister's Drug: Store with a tomorrow feel-improved claim.
Fragmentary OCR presents names and phrases including Gonzales Nayero A. A. P. Rossiter and George Washington linked to a question like bo you know. The text mixes scattered words and dates December 26 and 3 with unclear context, offering no coherent event, date, or source to form a full report.
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