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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1932
Page
7
The article describes a French I course led by Mrs. Will focusing on grammar pronunciation and vocabulary. Students practice mostly in French and will read Pierre and plays by known authors while writing compositions.
Mr Stanley E K Anderson teaches chemistry physics and biology. He graduated from high school in Franklin Pennsylvania from Allegheny College Meadville and did graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh.
The Corry High School publication highlights student activities and editor roles in a lively editorial page. It notes social development needs, student councils, and calls for organized programs to teach social graces, etiquette, and conversation skills alongside academics.
A fragmentary solamn entry lists CHS graduates and associates with many home connections and occupations. It references Harold Akam P G Lillian Bowmah Anna Bystrycki Gertrude Carroll Warren William Goyle Davison Evans Ferry Fish and others, plus a note on a tennis player and a coach.
Lawrence Klinger describes a crowded noon scene in Cleveland as Notre Dame and Navy meet in the first major football game in the city. Fans, bands, and vendors fill Terminal Square and the stadium atmosphere, with marching, warmups, and a spirited postgame crowd celebration.
Communities urged to donate used toys and small gifts for children six to eight years old. Contributions such as marbles engines tops dolls and others are welcomed and can be arranged via the high school office for pickup. There is a note about a girl from St. Ai and a reference to study hall railing.
The Masque Club led by Miss Bare will study American drama and dramatists this year with no plays performed. Members include Mary Roya as president Florence Holden as treasurer and Florence Van Oise as secretary along with twenty others.
John Hay High School students in Cleveland will be graded on personality and traits such as health, appearance, honesty, courtesy, self control, and initiative. Permanent records will help with future job prospects, while only outstanding good or bad traits will be noted.
G E COP slugged and robbed by two hitch-hikers near Buffalo road on Hast Buffalo coach. Patrolman Bridhe Gerald Damon, 26, of 631 East 280 Street, Hamot hospital with a severe head injury after being struck with a heavy blunt instrument. Robbers fled with about $2 and keys. Damon regained consciousness later and could not give a clear account. Police searched the area but found no suspects.
The Sopiaee saa of Room 18 are sewing dresses for dolls donated by Mrs. Smith their home room teacher. The girls sew during home room and will give the dolls to the Red Cross once completed.
L Richardson of Vick Chemical reports a sharp rise in sales and employment for Vicks Vap rub Nose and Threat Drops and Vicks Medicated Cough Drops in the first nine months of 1932. Advertising increases and new products boosted volume amid a recovering market.
A barn and adjoining Bruce White farm building on Frew Run Road were destroyed by a fire about 6 20 PM Saturday. Stock except one was saved, but hay, vat, pack, and farming tools were lost. the barn was damaged. Loss estimated between 3000 and 4000 dollars, partly insured. Merewsburg Fire Department saved the garage and house. origin undetermined.
The fragment mentions a sixth item and a grand duchy aligned with Germany to the east Belgium to the west and France to the south. It also notes a January 16, 1995 date and a reference to "The singing emperor" with Martin G. Brumbaugh.
Chester Jack Jolly, five, son of Mr and Mrs Perry Jolly, died Sunday morning at Tantestown General Hospital. He was born in Corry in 1925. His grandfather John Jolly of Kennedy survives along with his parents.
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