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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1937
Page
7
Disjointed text suggests a brief sports item mentioning Notre Dame and a game last week. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment implies a college team, a coach or player, and an upcoming scheduling note.
Beavers stage a strong effort against Warren but lose 13-0 with Warren’s defense shutting down Corry’s plays. Corry’s offense shows spark early but Warren dominates the second half as fans pack the stands at Lavwand Field for a high school football battle.
The Hi-Times reports CHS continues the march on with pep at the assembly. Students discuss parties hosted by Patty Yohe Mary Das and others while activities include costume events, skating parties and class chatter.
The THY club held its first meeting after school in Room A naming Mrs Howe and Miss Bennyl as advisers. Plans discussed include a future rally on November 3 and options for meeting places and membership growth.
A fragmentary card thanks relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance following a death in Howson Me and Mrs. foren.
Walter Dundgn is named director of the dramatic club and announces a season of productions. Bob Wallace and Howie Pull are appointed as stage managers for upcoming shows including Everything and Thanks Awfully. Rehearsals begin with plans for Friday performances of Whip's 4 Crowe.
A Times Staff report details a dedication ceremony for the new Hatch vocational school with a quiz for readers. Questions explore the school’s history, first class members, supervision, naming, and changes from the old to the new building as volunteers prepare for Thursday’s event with speakers and student participants.
Citizens celebrate birthdays this week including Phyllis Lindsey on November 2 Margaret Grace on November 4 Martin iepples on November 5 Jackie Rowan Tedbert Lindstrom and Roy Kessteller.
The Wellnessay morning assembly differed from prior meetings with a brief singalong from Twice Aj song books. Mr. Chaffee introduced his electric guitar and performed two selections for Elwyn Gage and David Lamuers, then joined in favorites with the student body praising a crowd favorite chosen by poll.
Pupils in Meadville enjoyed a scheduled Friday holiday with a day off for all public school students. Teachers and officials from the Sorttweet District and the Pennsylvania State Educational Association gathered for the institute meeting chaired by Principal Mr. Sheen. Mrs Hele Brnch of Pairview School Corry led the kindergarten and first grade discussion.
Room 4 held a Halloween party with pumpkins candy and costumes. Verna Wetmore won a prize judged by the event, while other guests wore themed outfits and shared treats.
Miss Bennett entertained twelve guests at her Duane Street home Thursday evening for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Frank Howe. Bridge provided the entertainment followed by lunch and favors as Mrs Howe received numerous gifts.
Public invited to visit the new school shop and see the lathe, automatic threading device, and improved benches. The article notes upcoming demonstrations, student work, locker rooms, showers, and the general shop modernization progressing with plans for a formal dedication next Thursday night.
The girls glee club has 22 members led by Miss Schaffer. The boys club joins on alternate days with the mixed chorus forming a tighter group. They plan an operetta under Miss Schaffer and Mr Chatfen.
A 1937 Roony event honored newly married teacher Mys Frank Howe with a home room party on October 25. Guests included Bonnell, Bert Nero, Gertrinda Swanson, Mary Castor, Matt Hist, and Lorna Akam among others. arrangements featured singing and socializing in a school setting.
Glory, NY, Buffalo and Pennsylvania references appear amid a garbled notice stating an officer will be transferred to fill a vacancy. The fragment mentions Molegrove and Mooney as former detectives, a William ar style missive, and a Pennsylvania route, with no clear dates or outcomes due to OCR damage.
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