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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1933
Page
7
Corry residents welcome a Shakespearean production as James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce lead a touring company through 22 states. The event, aligned with National Education Week, will be staged in the school auditorium to support local culture and education.
Sayle Boutweill and Vernon Mc Cyay gave Geography and Industry class talks during trips to the Pacific coast including visits to Yellowstone and Grand Canyon National Parks. Alive Wetmore has been moved from hospital to home. The Girls Student Council sandwich sale netted one dollar for the treasury. Debating team tryouts heard a national debate on adopting the British system of radio control with a radio in the auditorium.
A fragmented school column introduces Lena from the band, Bernard Sennett, Gladys Bogert, Lola Bowman, Paul Brynolfson, Colletta Burkhardt, Dorothy Williams, Emilie Burr, and Dorothy Williams again. It depicts their clubs, like Study Club, Laidy Club, Rodanii Sun Club, and Slufly Slub, noting talents in music, art, and glee club activities with flamboyant descriptions and playful anecdotes.
Nov 7 Ridgway. General Manager GT Elliott of Ridgway Works says Navy awarded bid for propulsion systems for four submarines. Winton Engine Co Cleveland bidder. Eltioth Co to supply electrical portion worth about 1,000,300. Production to ramp 25 percent to 40 percent. 12 months to complete. more staff after current workers recalled.
The football season nears its finish. the team showed grit and patience, practicing in all weather to uphold Corry High’s honor and school spirit. Though not winning many games, the squad earned praise for dedication, fighting morale, and inspiring pride among students and critics alike.
A family tale recounts a boy and his father chasing rabbits during hunting season. They measure progress by how many rabbits each has, with banter about shots, beating neighbors, and plans to prove superiority on future days. The diary notes daily hunts, totals, and neighbor remarks, ending with continued exploits next week.
Fragmented and garbled text outlines Britain s agricultural sector and its reforms. Mentions figures and zones, unclear references to policy incentives and benefits, with multiple misread words. Overall hints at industry challenges and economic strategy without coherent specifics.
On Friday November 3 the school presented an outstanding entertainment program guided by Miss Blair and Miss O Hare. The 70 member orchestra opened with three groups of numbers as Victor Dietzel accompanied and Don Paulson directed. Florence Sandene gave a humorous monologue Neighbors, John Savko performed Nellie Gray Oh Susanna and The Wreck of 07 on piano, Hall Dimick sang The Wreck of 97, Dorothea Brockmann played Silvery Waves, Agatha and Winnie St Pierre harmonized The Last Round Up, Gertnude Reed wowed with a song and tap number, Bee Hulings sang Morning Noon and Night and whistled, Abe r Moon played Hawaiian guitar, Charlotte Buchomner imitated Ruby Keeler, Mrs Sheen accompanying. The orchestra closed with the school song. The program ended with praise for all participants and hope for more entertaining assemblies.
The Girls Student Council of Hye present tern shows steady gains in recent years with a focus on improving the teachers room. Projects include adding a robe and two pillows for the cot, refinishing walls, and new curtains and lighting. A senior group redecorated last year and the council plans further improvements.
A compiled list of 1894 to 1896 graduates with their locations and spouses. Names span multiple states and cities including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Warren Corry Jamestown Trenton Mayville and New York. The fragmentary notes include occupations such as teacher civil engineer physician and saleslady and show marital names and addresses.
The November meeting held at Miss Dorothy Hammond’s home on Cash Wayne Street elected four new members Blanche Lovelane Mary Moran Mai Myelle Thomas and discussed plans for the Christmas party. Social hour featured awards to Mgs Tnez Fiteh and Miss Marie Baresse with caramel corn served. The next social will be a dinner to be announced.
Fragmented OCR text describes a divorce plea where a judge sided with the husband Robert Cole against his wife. Mentions leeches kept by Cole, a small black water spaniel, and a separation award. Details are garbled with unclear names and dates.
The staff of the yearbook begins the season with assignments for the college year. Members are appointed to roles including business manager and editor in chief. Photographers schedule daily portrait sessions after school hours. rooms and utilities are arranged.
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