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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
7
A fragile газет fragment lists classified sections including help wanted, rental notices, sales, and lost items. Entries mention memorials, missing watch, found dog, stray calves, and farm equipment with addresses and rewards in a small town Journal.
A storm battered coast tale unfolds at a seaside inn where a weary wandering man confronts a haunted innkeeper. An ancient, gray headed mourner accuses Simon Whiting on a murder linked to a baron’s wrecking scheme. The guest learns of the baron’s cruel bid for wealth and the doomed daughter who vanished at sea.
A bit of old news recalls a Cor an Basketball team beating Shef field 23 15 with Ludlow and Union City among opponents. Dramatic Club had nine members seven boys two girls while Journalistic Club featured Loveland Doo little Butters and Purcell. Gr ex Life highlights seventh grade students with high December marks Martha Gross Lillian Rourke Kathryn Patterson Frank Butters and Byron Wren.
A 1924 band note lists students and teachers in a lively roundup of Monday and Thursday rehearsals at the Junior and Senior High schools. The piece mocks misnames and slips of memory among staff and pupils, suggesting a lighthearted school diary tone. It also mentions a proposal to fund an orphanage for flies that disrupt class and notes several absentee and distracted students.
In a lighthearted Potpourri column the writer outlines a Friday Senior dance plan to match classmates with dates, acknowledges fears of asking someone, and jokes about school life. The piece weaves humor about dances, jokes, and social dynamics with a closing self aware note on hunger and unfinished topics.
The Warren second team fell 7 to 6 at Warren on September 28 as Dimick recovered a Warren fumble enabling a second quarter touchdown from a Krone pass to Dave. Warren also scored on a pass, and the reserves displayed strong teamwork and heads-up play throughout the game.
The Beavers led Oil City through three quarters as Oil City outplayed them in the rat half. Beavers collapsed in the final period allowing two Oil City touchdowns. Gorogites watched or listened on WLBW as Orange and Black showed potential and looked to the rest of the season for more victories with Corry High support.
A poem recounts Mr Shen entering Brown's hall where students giggled and played. He sternly orders quiet and work, dispelling a lively mischief and restoring order as the unseen authority figure arrives.
Corry High School publishes Hutimes with editor Bernite Olds associate editor Orla Enving managing editor Helené Lewis and proofreader Oleta Perkins listed. Advisor is Miss Hendrickson.
A reflective column questions sportsmanship and scholarship at Covey and Corry, contrasting uphill efforts and clean play with the temptations of cheating. It argues that true success comes from integrity in both games and grades, urging students to live with themselves and future consequences.
The Senior Hi club met at the Library building on Wednesday night with twelve members present. Officers have not yet been elected and the year’s program was discussed at the gathering.
Dranalig Club organized into five groups with six girls each. Each section is preparing an act to perform during the club period. So far the club has done interpretive readings and several prompt speeches.
The school held the first dance of the season Friday night in the Junior High gym. The event marked the start of a sequence of dances expected at regular intervals throughout the year.
A stray sign on a statue reads For Sale Cheap 250 dollars Sparking chatter about a campus scene. Nell Linot Karl Whitaker and Betty Wilcox are noted for popularity looks and sunny counts while Olive Hixsop and Don Dee Tean are seen daily with the Casvlan staff Jane Petracco and Olive Peterson are named as efficient typists.
The piece lists pairs of letters as lovers and suspects secret dynamics among A to Z. It hints B loves G, D loves F, M loves N, R crushes on S, and X Y are rovers, with many entanglements described in playful, cryptic fashion.
Highland Park Michigan reports subscriptom drive kickoff with a fun sheet called the Crystal signed by teachers and notable students. Entries span sports and odd tidbits including a lion tamer in a circus act. Other briefs note Sky rocket at Wausau High and Hillyard Hi Times milestones among student content.
A fragmented note seeks help identifying a boy named Armone Hilistron who remains interested in the sophomore class. The writer recalls longing glances and possible affection, asking for assistance in revealing the namd subject.
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