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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1933
Page
7
The OCR yields incomplete text with unclear names and events. Readable fragments suggest a brief note or message without identifiable persons places or dates. The record captures only partial wording and lacks verifiable specifics for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary report describes an unofficial junior senior Blom at The Lone Elm roadhouse and mentionsJamestown. notes Ella King returning from Washington University and a new friend from Wheeling. Wilfred Mountain swimming at Titusville. valedictorian and salutatorian named. Lawrence Klinger planning a return near Grove City. praises Aunty May, a beloved faculty member. personal observations praise Catherine Wujuster and Jack Bell. miscellaneous fashion remarks.
About seventy students accompanied by Mr. Anderson visited Allegheny College at Meadville. They toured biology chemistry physics and astronomy buildings, observed cadavers skeletal displays live animals microscopes and the observatory with a large telescope. Dr Ross and President Tolley guided the tour and the group later enjoyed the college library theatre and swimming pool.
Friday morning assembly honored basketball and football players with letter awards. Captains Nell Thorpe and Mynterd Wil ums led the football group with others including Ichlar Daye Everett Philips and George Taylor. Letters also went to many players and to choir and orchestra members in a separate ceremony.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local brief about a person or event in Afton with April dates. The readable portions mention a Friday and an incident or arrival but lack clear names, places, or outcomes to specify.
A playful educational proposal suggests a daily one period open forum for seniors to discuss topics beyond standard subjects. It envisions debates on science language politics religion and daily life with a capable moderator and oversight to keep it constructive.
The Junior class hosted the annual Junior-Senior banquet and prom on April 20 at the Hotel Corry and Junior High School gym. Decorations featured red and white, with a menu including chicken and vegetables, plus angel food cake and coffee. The program included speeches by student leaders and vocal solos, followed by dancing with a ten piece orchestra and a grand march at midnight. Receipts totaled 55.87 with expenditures itemized for banquet, orchestra, favors, decorations, programs, and punch. a $41.50 balance remained after year-end expenses.
A local team plans another debate with Ather Magdville or Cochranton to broaden member participation and earn letters. Aler ghehy College invited the two teams to discuss the sub jection of Fitna, with a final debate and a touring schedule including a play at the Play Shop Theater.
Guy Butters as president of the senior class expresses gratitude to the junior class for organizing a banquet and dance at the Hotel Corry on April 20. He notes the large turnout, the effort of juniors to raise funds, and the fine orchestra, calling it one of the best Junior-Senior events Corry has seen.
During the Wednesday assembly on April 26 the Hi-Times editor outlined Inter-Class competition lies. Class presidents drew loss order with Juniors first, Sophomores second, Seniors third. Eleanor Speck praised for 46 wpm with 6 errors and Ross for 1 wpm. Several students earned progress aids and certificates for high accuracy. Erma Bennink received a gold seal for 81 wpm.
The Hi Times announces a contest among sophomores juniors and seniors for the best paper issue. Editors will be chosen from each class and judged by faculty members. No prize is offered, but winners gain pride in the effort.
Bernard Bennett placed second in the flute division at the statewide Forensic League final held last Saturday in Sunbury. Corry High School congratulates its representative alongside Claudia Place who provided piano accompaniment. First place went to a Hartisburg district contestant who also won last year.
HL Times reports on Corry High School students' reaction to a six weeks grading period. The piece discusses the flaws of the percentage system, noting estimation and fairness issues in grading, and proposes a shift toward a tiered evaluation of excellent, satisfactory, and failing work. It also mentions a rare buffalo acquisition for a museum exhibit.
The B A M Association and HI club met at the Senior High Building on Thursday evening April 27 for a small, pleasant feed. Beans and pie disappeared quickly as members outlined plans for one final gathering before summer recess. Zeke and rifle team members were praised for excellent records and performances.
Four weeks of regular classes stay before final examinations start on May 26 and run through the period. Orders were placed for a dinner or reception event and invitations were issued. The last order of the year was also placed.
New MELLO GLO face powder promises a flawless look with a French process making a pure powder. It hides lines and wrinkles and reduces shine with a fragrance customers may love. Available for 50 cents and 1 50 with tax free pricing at Keister's Drug Store.
Spring Creek western of honor event saw six Scouts advance from tender to second class. Rev Garnett attended funeral of Mrs Gerald Blakes at Bloomfield, with services at Millerson's Corners. Camp Kin near Williamsport hosted a four day teachers course for Scouts with notable instructors.
A string of 19 Pennsylvania Railroad cars on a Sheridan siding caught fire Saturday afternoon. Three stock cars burned and surrounding property damaged before fire departments gained control. An engine was cut off and the line moved to a side track. Cause not determined. believed to be caused by sparks from a passing locomotive. Property damage estimates unavailable. Expert to Choose Beauties in Jayhawker Yearbook. Beauty queen selection by Elizabeth Arton of New York from 30 nominees. six winners chosen by May.
Random health advice fragment urges drinking lots of water and taking a spoonful of Adternen fssh to “clean out poisons” in stomach and bowels. Mention of Keister's Gut Rate Drug Store appears as a dubious source. The text lacks clear events or coherent context.
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