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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
7
In a showcase fight era match, McLarnin defeats Woods as both men bring strong form. The bout features tactical exchanges, brief sluggish exchanges, and a decisive late rally by McLarnin. The result signals rising momentum for McLarnin in the lightweight scene.
A new energy plan targets the aviation and dairy sectors, aiming to boost efficiency in jet fuel use and milk processing. Regulators examine incentives for sustainable fuel, grid reliability, and emissions, with potential timelines and funding details to support modernization.
A large turnout enjoyed the annual 6 percent show at the Junior High School featuring operetta Bon Voyager. Students from art shop homemaking and craft divisions contributed stage settings costumes and home projects while the library housed a strong display of paper mache sketches charcoal drawings and oil paintings.
A group of school leaders respond to questions about general views with brief, scattered remarks. Notes include names like Bennett, Brackmann, Casparson, Dingfeder, Gates, Mountain, and many others, offering a mix of vague generalities and sharp quips.
New York City lecturer Robert Stanley Ross of The Mother Church delivers a talk on Christian Science God’s Message of Hope and Healing. The address covers Mary Baker Eddy’s discovery and the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and its healing testimonies.
Oswald a Sophomore returns home and hears a joke from an Idol sister in Junior High. He is unimpressed and silences her with a glance. He retells it to a Senior who approves and copies it, sparking groans. It spreads through the club, to four or five others, and across the town. A year later it appears in a school paper, then in exchanges, travels to a next town, reappears in College Humor a decade later, and ends with a teacher rendering clay.
In a chatty Junior class column the author notes lack of planning for a Junior Senior picnic and a potential close dance, mocks student opinions on seniors and teachers, mentions Graduation Invitations, a rumored quarrel, and humorous notations about peers. The piece ends with farewells from The Set.
The High School Orchestra performed Monday evening at 9:00 for the Kiwanis Club in Hotel Corey. Selections included Gondoliero and Nevin The Heavens are Telling Coronation March. The group has practiced diligently ahead of graduation exercises on June 12 and welcomes public opportunities to perform and build confidence.
The French Chile Treasure Hunt began on Tuesday May 21 with seven notes in French guiding teams to a hidden treasure. Participants searched West Pleasant Street and converged at Giant's Grave after a careful chase. Bill Merrick's team succeeded, earning a one pound box of marshmallows awaited by attendees.
Bits of news report coloring feats by Crossy Bush Ruth Lester Bob Lamona and John Zepka who won circus tickets. Mary Blaine Sears hosted guests May 18 with Rita Waite Bruce Dearing Ruth Bush Leon Bertram Betty Roach Albert Cole Elaine Wester Walt Gulick and Robert Brockmann attending. Helen Hovey hosted students Craire Foster Walter Gulick Jane Maxwell Lee Shoemaker and Jack Bell. Bib Maxwell was absent. The piece notes illness causing a Tuesday school delay and mentions students attending circus and a May 18 Harriet Wynn surprise party with Ethel Berk Ruth Keppel Dorothes Brockmann Alberta Kimmey Virginia Loveland. An exhibit is hailed a success. Bobby Brockmann’s dog named Spot. Contest 13 closed. Cortian promotion. noon practices improving. girls tournament first round due today with thirteen entrants. Jan Garber orchestra enjoyed by Waldameer attendees.
The annual yearbook from the school is in preparation with photos, student writings, and ads. It will be available Wednesday in Miss Blair's home room or at the same place for those who have subscribed by noon. A limited print run of about 60 copies is planned, so early purchase is advised.
The preliminary tennis round finished with Sawyer beating Haines and Becker defeating Gumbleton while several matches were decided by defaults. In the second round Sawyer defeated Becker and Bertram beat Lyons as the field narrows toward the June 3 third round with semi finals and finals yet to be scheduled.
The schedule spotlights Dane Sewes presenting the Camu Caravan with Glen Gray and his 38 piece orchestra for evening broadcasts. Ray Noble is featured on the Coly Hour, plus Town Hall Tonight offers riotous comedy. List includes Hawaiian Paradise and tunes from Guy Lombardo.
Published by students with roles including chief editor, assistant editor and managing editor. Reporters listed include Pern Haymond Nora Bennett Mary Gillatly and others with various editorial and staff positions and typists noted.
Examinations week at Seaivy High School begins with five days of final exams. Some teachers report exemptions for those with 4 point average, while notices warn students to read room notices carefully.
The My Mh Savi ity held a business meeting at Ruth Bush's home last Monday morning to plan a semi formal event. Plans include selling tickets for a dance with a chosen local musician to be announced later. Members Ruth Bush Harriette Colugwaye Betty Roach Mary Sears Rita Waite attended with guests. Tickets go on sale June 7.
A long critique praises Mrs Eudy for promoting Christian Science as a new spiritual ideal. The text lauds her healing claims and intellectual influence, describing her as a benefactor of the age and noting critics’ varied reactions as they reassess material and spiritual realities.
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