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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1931

Page

7

Former Westfield police chief Drake jailed over fine

Frank Drake a former Westfield police chief was sentenced to thirty days in jail after pleading guilty to a $400 fine violation of the federal prohibition law. He told Judge John night he could not pay the fine and will begin serving after taking the oath. Drake previously served as Jamestown patrolman and later Westfield police chief.

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Classified Advertisement Guidelines and Listings

The provided text outlines classified advertising guidelines listing categories such as Automobiles Housing and Services and notes the publisher may reserve right to edit or reject copy. It includes rates per word, ad placement rules, and instructions for reporting errors, plus sample category headings and a stray notice about a lost dog and local livestock market.

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Ridgway High Cancels Football Game With Beavers

Ridgway High cancels the scheduled football clash with Beavers after Corry High informed Ridgway they could not play due to a quarantine for scarlet fever. The Beavers would have likely closed the season with a win over Ridgway.

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Beavers End Season With Undefeated Effort

The Beavers completed a strong season under coach McCallmen with a schedule showing wins against Falconer Warren Kane City Sheffield Youngsville and Union City plus two ties and one loss to Ridgeway. Corry finished 195 to opponents 25 in total points as every player contributed to the successful campaign.

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Travel and Social Club Notes From Beaverdam Meeting

A Beaverdam gathering hosted by Eva Peterson featured card games and music with twenty five to thirty attendees. The Travel Club announced weekly programs, touring routes, and a ride over bills and Hales to enjoy favorable weather. The T T Club biked for an outdoor meeting while the Sports Club covered weekly business and etiquette guidance from Miss Hendrickson and Emily Post.

Eva Peterson Beaverdam Ravel Club Registrry Club Bills Hales Miss Hendrickson Emily Post

Juniors Host Largest School Dance For Class Play Fund

The junior class held a December benefit dance with red and white decor in the Junior High gym. About $22 was raised as many Titusville football players joined the event. The Dawsonians of North East provided the program from 8:30 to 11:30.

Cramy’ S Dawsonians North East Titusville Kett

Thanksgiving Day history and origins questioned

Fragmentary notes claim Plymouth Colony held the first Thanksgiving on November 26 1621 with 55 whites and 90 Indians. Other items mention a national Thanksgiving proclamation by George Washington and later presidents and the late November date.

Plymouth Colony George Washington Maison Lince

HI Times Potpourri Highlights Junior Drama and Gossip

A collage of school life notes from HI Times Potpourri covers dances, seniors and juniors, faculty quirks, and campus quirks. It spots Mary Howell and Francis Dean for a Juniors dance, jokes about Miss Barr’s schedules, and notes scarlet fever quarantine affecting Ridgway. It touches on sports, theatre, Latin class pranks, and art pencils.

Dick Paulson Ridgway Bradford Titusville E&l Dante Maye Tara Cole Alton Dall Alice Youngsville Fetterolf Sheen

Engineer's Name Smith Solves Train Crew Riddle

In Detroit Michigan a word problem about train crew roles unfolds. The article traces clues to identify Smith as the engineer, Jones as the conductor, and to determine who is the railroad staff namesake.

Library rules spark student notice and changes at school

Notices on desks outline library rules as the school improves shelving under Miss Rowland guidance. TH Hi Y held a supper at the high school with students and guests, while Bruce Smith filled in for Austell during the week. The Kiwanis Club hosted a dinner at the Hotel Corry as students dressed up for the occasion.

Kiwanis Club Corry

Work on the Corrian project progresses and photos taken

The Corrian class has its student pictures taken while faculty photos are pending. Ads brought in about $40 last week. Mood improved from a blue start to a brighter outlook as issues with Don and Olive eased. Anne Wolford nabbed a tall in the ball and is improving. Singing assembly songs felt stale, but Miss Murray found fresh options. Overall, spirits rose. life feels like a bowl of cherries.

Don Olive Annne Wolford Miss Murray

Interesting News From Exchanges Across Regions

A Chicago checker tournament at John Marshall High School shapes the season with four returning players. West Pittston High School launches a campaign to budget all student activities. Austin High School installs public school photo equipment. Piedmont Calif negotiates about a teflor letter described with paradoxical prominence.

John Marshall High School Chicago ABS Progres John Marshall Snoes Forwail West Pittston, Pa West Pittston High School Tis

Thanksgiving Reflections On School Discipline Through Ages

The Corry High School publication recalls harsher schooling methods from colonial times, noting punishments once common in Dame Schools and at home. It contrasts those practices with modern progressive education, praising expanded subjects and opportunities while urging thanks.

Hunting Lodge Loot Found in Sugar Hus Theft Investigation

Nov. 21 report states the greater part of a hunting lodge armoire valued at $1,000 was recovered from the Thomas Mallory hunting lodge at Sugar Hus. Corporal Marcus White of the state police departs for Belmont to assist in the case. Officers believe the theft links to a prior conduct at Kinga earlier in the month as they gather clues and recover much of the stolen goods.

Tan Ardoles Thomas Mallory Sugar Hus Marcus White Belmont Kinga

Singing Period Most Enjoyable at Wednesday Session

At Wednesday's singing period new song sheets arrived for entertainment. Some songs were new and needed learning, but the room soon produced a growing chorus as all followed. High and low notes and even blue notes drew much enjoyment.

Student Council Plans Dancing Classes in Auditorium

The Student Council introduces a plan for dancing classes in the auditorium on selected nights. A vote is under way in each homeroom to gauge support for the idea. The plan offers learning for those who can't dance and aims to win broad backing from seniors and the school community.

Baily

Wondering Voices From A Forgotten Page

A fragmentary OCR piece asks quirky questions about school life, names, loves, and gossip era figures including Nell Lilliot Olive and Mr Axtell. The tone mirrors a diary-like or question column from a bygone newspaper page.

Red velvet gown highlighted in Constance Cummings attire

By Lisbeth A-Blim a striking gown in red velvet is worn by Constance Cummings. The dress features a slim silhouette with a fitted bodice and drooped drape. Red velvet hat trim girdle and bat accessories complete the ensemble.

Mme. Lisbeth A-Blim Constance Cummings

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