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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1939
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Y He 3 in Ak 3 nd singing and errors. The text is incomplete, offering little clear event or context beyond scattered terms and names.
The annual Athletic Association play Stage Door will be presented May 15 and 16 replacing May 12 due to other activities. Tickets are 25 cents. The large cast features many seniors and is directed by Mc Roelots with Tom Snyder scenery and a full stage change for enhanced drama.
A lively weekly note from the Hi Times reports on senior class topics, band activities, and upcoming events at Corry High. Highlights include scholarships for Shilden, May 5 and & at Lawrence Park and Meadville, a Junior High band concert, and tickets for Stage Door.
Senior High students honored Health Day with a large audience in the auditorium. The mixed chorus of 48 members opened with spirituals led by Mes Chaffee, featuring John Stowe soloist role. Guest artist Edward Davis performed three vocal selections with accompaniment, closing with a popular tune and audience singalong.
The Lancaster concert delegation from Corry joins senior bands in Lancaster for the AU State Band event to be held in Lancaster after the Elgin and Columbus programs. Louis Sprovert accompanies Cary High School Band instructor Mr. Chafee as the sole Corry entrant. The High School graduation will feature the high school band and choir performances at the park.
A Corry student placed first in a city contest with many entrants from local schools. The event was sponsored by the Brin Advertising Lab, with 16 year old Phyllis among the guests invited to the dinner at the Massmic Grill.
May Day Week kicks off with student ticket selling contest for the A A play Stage Door at Rex Theatre. Students vie to top sales to win two passes. later May features senior class meeting to discuss Class Day funds and gifts, a special assembly with Dr O Hope and George Davis, a bake sale, and a tureen dinner.
Tri-Hi club completes plans for annual banquet on May 9 at McCray Commencey Hall. Sixty attendees include Tri-Hi women, mothers, and guests. menu features tomato Jules chicken biscuits glassed ingredients salad jelly fruit coffee and more. Program includes welcome remarks by MilAved Nichols vocal selections, address by Harry Shuth, and community leaders delivering remarks.
Corry schools highlighted student leadership with three Senior High boys filling key city roles during Boys Week. Charles Brion, as acting Senior High principal, oversaw events while Clyde Dingfelder edited the Journal and Postmaster Robert Wickwire handled postal duties with teachers’ support.
A fragmented senior year portrait highlights Toe Moray balancing a lumber business while eyeing farming later, and Katherine Koritanise dreaming of travel and a Librarian future. Chuck Nichols and Vic Sk watched for engagement amid mini profiles of ambitions, shop course pals, swimming, and Alaska sealhunting plans.
Spring interclass results show Juniors leading with 49 points, Seniors 45, with Sophomores and others in the mix. Events include dash wins by Hasbrouck and McElroy, relay by Syintong and Hasbrouge, and baseball distances led by Chigg and Weber as prep season opens.
A garbled schedule lists final exam dates and subjects across May and June. It names English Geometry Biology Physics American History Bookkeeping World History and typing, with shop periods and camp notes. Dates are scattered and partially readable, indicating a school calendar for exams and related sessions.
Advertising and class notices appear as active events from a local advertiser. A presentation by Mr RW Hall of the Advertising Company outlines a tour of Europe and a follow up session on advertising insights. The fragment mentions travel, study and future plans as part of the promotional effort.
A fragmented campus staff note lists Mary Cyster assistant manager and others, mentioning sports coverage by Mary Earn and Bob Bayles. It references senior snapshots and several names like Helen Morton and Moriah Meier, with scattered notes on lettering and shop items at the Journal Commercial Shop.
State authorities pursued a hit and run driver after a May morning crash in Hickory township near Oil City left 20 year old Lucinda Luna dead and 31 injured. The victim, Anastasia Luna, was struck by a heavy vehicle as it emerged from a dynes with no escort. Investigators were tightening checks as they pursued the driver.
Mrs Jannie Bunhett wife of Henry Bennett of East Washington died recently after a long illness. Survived by husband five children Mrs Bert Welden Mrs John Cullen of Chevyville Mrs Martin Bomis of Guiry and several grandchildren. Also survived by two brothers and a sister, with funeral arrangements pending in Washington Street area.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Kane Man escape in Sheffield with unclear details. Mentions names like WaAMKIE and Genet Sh Thuan Toyah and Heaton, plus references to pale street, injury, and a race or chase. Specific actions, dates, or outcomes are not decipherable from the readable fragments.
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