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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented report describes a tense game where Giants chase a late lead against the Cubs. Key moments include a ninth inning rally, strong pitching from a New York and Boston mix, and late runs that lifted the Giants past their rivals in a decisive inning.
June 9 marks the baccalaureate service with a student procession and orchestra. The program includes hymns, invocations, scripture, sermons by Rev. J L Wagner, and a consecration. Graduation on June 12 will award diplomas to about seventy five graduates after a dignified ceremony with scholarships and class awards.
An odd speech delivered by an inebriates group near Main and Wirst avenue recaps local satire and political humor. The speaker lampoons plutocracy and uses misquoted classics, blending farce with social critique while riffing on jokes about kings, jesters, and public discourse.
The final school assembly on Monday June 10 marks an important year end event with afternoon exercises. Seniors hear the class prophecy and will, receive gifts, and move up to the Alumni section while Juniors become Seniors and Sophomores become Juniors as the singing group performs school songs.
The Junior class officers select ushers for the forthcoming year. Head usher for the boys is Harrison Cuylis and Elaine Foster is head usher for the girls. Their assistants include Barbara Jane Magland Ruth Keppell Margaret Jaime Wing Ruth Kinley Carlotta Mead Evelyn Merait Betty Morton Hazel Rhenberg Virginia Smith John Crsker Robert Maxwell William Merrick Robert Olt and Richard Shoop.
The Hj Times expresses sincere appreciation for the Corry Evening Journal’s past year of assistance in creating our school paper. The collaboration helped develop student journalism and foster school spirit during the current academic year.
The farewell column reflects on seniors moving on from school life with hints of exams, social chatter about the Corrians, and a wish for better future plans. Mentions Miss Price, Rise Sawyer, and a chalked “gang” remark as students anticipate the next year and the column’s editor signs off.
The Times student paper notes the upcoming graduation of the Senior Class with regret. It praises their scholastic achievements, especially their record in Allegheny College scholarship examinations, and looks forward to a strong, active junior year.
Invitations issued for the Alumni dance on June 13 from 10 to 1 o clock. Gayle Brown’s eleven piece Erie orchestra to provide music. Invitations go to Alumni members outside guests and the younger set. Applicants may contact Mrs Sheen or committee members for an invitation.
Kathleen McCray spent Decoration Day at Chautauqua visiting friends. The Wednesday Night Bridge Club met at Winnie Moster’s home where Ruth Kinley and Ginny Reed won awards. A Scavenger Hunt hosted by Datchie Menritt and Myrtle Kysav provided entertainment. Swimming and picnics marked May 20 as final class week activities.
Teachers contemplate summer plans with several heading home to Barnes Union City or Corry others pursuing advanced degrees at Pittsburgh Penn State and away from Corry. Miss Bennett may attend Penn State College while Miss Price plans a month near Lake Ontario and Miss Rowland travels to Rasiel.
On May 20 at 1 am a Thursday service in the park featured Corry High School Band, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. Local merchants were represented and Mr Wolfe dedicated a wreath in memory of the fallen as the Ke wants Club and others offered tributes.
Enthusiasm runs high as the pivis tennis tournament moves through the third round with matches on Desmonds and Simmons courts. Results are pending though prior rounds featured Williams Bye, Smith Bennett, and Gillette Hawkins. A 21 medal prize was promised for the winner by Mr Myers.
Philadelphia June 3 United Press Gov George Earle will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree at La Salle College 72nd commencement on Thursday June 6. Cardinal Dougherty will preside and Congressman Daly will deliver the address. The event honors Earle for his military public service and tenure as Pennsylvania governor.
A chaotic list of hundreds of bills looms in the state legislature agenda. Proposals cover appropriations, education, banking, insurance, highways, prohibition, and employment, with debates over funding and policy moving into the coming weeks.
Fragmentary text references a group or chain related to an exchange in Toledo with mentions of gilt assets and a heavy business tone. Details are incomplete, hindering a full headline or summary.
Warren June report states 70 year old Callin Avenue resident Gusta Peles was found drowned in Conewango Creek above Akeley after late Saturday. officials report no foul play. Coroner C Lowrey issued a drowning certificate. Relatives say he had been missing since May 25 after dining at Nelson Cast Farm. Further details incomplete.
A series of minor tremors were recorded near Ferncliff on Saturday evening. Officials report a quick succession of two minor quakes with windows rattling and dishes clattering in homes. No injuries or major damage reported. residents noted slight tremors felt across the area.
Salem Oregon item claiming state prize contest learned. the event highlights weekly scripture teaching. Local coverage notes art focus and community involvement with unclear details and phrasing. No specific names or dates are clearly readable.
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