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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1935
Page
7
In a tight second league game Corry defeated Val valleys 2 0 with a decisive batting display. Cattle Yaad and Olstery Picolout starred for the winners as they secured the victory.
A partial OCR fragment suggests a financial bid or loan amount with unclear terms. The readable bits mention a dollar figure and a bidder or borrower, but the text is severely garbled, making specifics and parties hard to identify.
Corry High School Ath letic Association seeks donations during Sponsor Day. Johnny T pleads for funds from local firms while Mr Generous contributes ten dollars toward football equipment and debts. Corry High defeats Albion 26 to 0 as McLean’s team dominates second half.
Bits of news describe a Jr play cast at Camry High with mumps concerns. The 70s era athletic fraternity’s second meeting of the year was hosted by Don Paulson at his home with a dinner by Mrs. Paulson. Members enjoyed the meal and socializing as they planned the club’s business and initiation events for next week.
Published by students with Blaine Foster as Editor in Chief and Norma Bennett as Managing Editor. The staff lists editors reporters and helpers including Mary Gillette Batty Fogle Bob Roolots and others. A note urges readers to dress up for Corvian pictures.
Reading the files from 1925 and 1926 reveals Warren Ross injuring himself during baseball, senior and junior events at Corty High, choir and band notes, pep assemblies, cheerleader elections, a ring project, and a M. M. sorority initiation. Also mentions students like Betty King Virginia Campbell and Marguerite Younge and activities at Allegheny College and Findley Lake.
The Girls Student Council elected Charlotte Schramling as chairman Kathleen McCray as president and Alice Ranck as secretary. The Boys Student Council chose Cassius Paulson as president Jack Lindsley as vice president and Merle Van Cise as secretary-treasurer. Names also show several students changing names.
At year start, Me Sheen and faculty chose the year’s entertainment team. Boys named chief waiter Harrison Curtis with Regulars Richard Shoop Robert Ott William Merrick Joni Graker John Wilcox and Alternates Howard Rehnberg Malcolm Hathes William Gumbleton Albert Piteau Age Jack Lindgley. Girls head usher Ruth Kinley with Regulars Margaret Jane King Barbara June England Evelyn Merritt Jaine Woster Ruth Coppel and Alternates Virginia Smith Teanné Titus Fern Raymond Mary Elizabeth Gillette Martha Marie Dawkins.
Students organize Sponsor Day to raise funds for Corny Senior High athletics. Athletic Association aims to reduce a debt of 175 dollars by soliciting 14-person teams led by Mr. Anderson. Ten teams fundraise with top earners to win basketball tickets and others to share candy. drive extends beyond October 1 with ongoing contributions possible.
A tarnished memo of campus chatter reports exchanges between writers about alleged dirt and jokes. Mentions Virgil as a supposed figure and reactions from ex H A M students. Senior girls, Sophomore loves, Dance receipts, and Donation Day woes appear with names like Bill Starburg Ruth Kinley Higlen Hovey.
An early morning Sunmor meeting outlined prep for the Junior class play Every Effort. Miss Fennett announced a large number of Juniors will take roles with potential minor delays due to treasury shortfalls.
The first school dance of the year was held Saturday at Tumor High for the Senior High Athletic Association. A large crowd attended with chaperones listed and Vin Dietzel's orchestra providing music.
The high school organizes both band and orchestra led by Miss Sharer and Mr Bennett respectively. Rehearsals run on Monday noon for the orchestra and Tuesday and Thursday for the band with future performances planned at school entertainments and assemblies.
An early war news reel notes Capt. Ariel Varges as the first American casualty in Titlo Ethiopian affairs. Cpl. Virnes suffers a serious knee sprain as Ethiopian tribesmen attack near the palace while crowds gather to hear the emperor’s mobilization proclamation.
Stray dog collar with license number 1097 reported lost in Warren County. Contact owner Minder Hody G Barker at phone 192 218 for recovery. Newspaper ads also note autos, employment, and various local notices including hunting seasons and public postings.
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