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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1937
Page
7
A garbled fragment describes Beagle Grevallett intensifying a late crowd at a sports event, with references to Sha Car rday and Craw yo achieving early three goals or scores, though text is unreadable in spots. The item appears to be a late Saturday sporting note from 1937 context.
Voorre and Sdstrom headline a tight field in a local contest with key performances from 1 Wook and 3 others, as organizers eye a close finish and potential records at the event site.
A brief sports style weather note mentions Harold and Ly Houser in a local competition context with conditions affecting play. Observations indicate wind and temperature factors influencing performance at a stadium or field. Specific location and exact outcomes not clearly readable in the fragment.
Titusville Rockets defeated Corry Beavers 14 0 as Corry fumbled repeatedly and failed in signal calling. Beavers showed heavier line but couldn’t match Titusville’s backfield and received strong crowd support with Loveland Field dedication following junior high ceremonies.
A lively weekly digest from the Edinboro hallways covers student activities. Mentions include Mr. Blanden’s round robin, Mrs Bennett’s weekend visit, football talk, a new score board thanks to Tommy Roeloff, and plans for pep assemblies and the Halloween party. Faculty notes highlight teachers like Bob Swanson and Mr Glossner. The piece ends with a friendly sign off from Hi-Spy.
The article lists American Revolutionary War commanders including George Washington as army chief, Richard Montgomery, Knyszeluszko, Charles Lee, Marquis de Lafayette, Schuyler, Gates, Arnold, Steuben, Lincoln, Greene, Wayne, with Hopking as navy head. Additional officers named include Dich, Saltonstall, Wir Nicholas Biddle, Taney, Manly, Wille, Conynhan, and Aleon Barilish.
A chaotic senior shop bulletin mocks classmates with rumors about behavior in seventh period. Notes from Robert Lindstrom tease Gerald Bissell and Jac Reyda while John Lawson is elected Dan Juan of the Shop by the boys. The piece asks why Alex I Dubrosky wears a tie and questions Keith Grows’s plan to buy a vacuum cleaner.
Plans for the Junior play are being made by Miss Bennett who hopes to have it ready to present November 19 or December 7. Approximately forty eight juniors who were interested have had preliminary tryouts but no lead role has been chosen yet. Bennett remains secretive about plans and has not divulged the title, promising more details in the next Ei Times.
It lists birthdays with names and dates: Eugene Meredith October 11, Garry Patlyla October 12, Frank Messing October 14, Tomy Messing October 13, Goward Broke October 14, Jewel Hasbrouck October 33, Marion onal.
A Pittsburgh edition reports Miss Gladys Rice of Cony High School plans marriage to Mr Prank Bowes on August 28. Hi-Pines exclusive scannote extends best wishes to the couple and their families.
Pupils and faculty joined three pep programs and a parade organized by the Athletic Association and cheerleaders to boost spirit ahead of Saturdays game with Titusville. Monday and Wednesday assemblies featured songs, music, and the Gleasner band while Friday’s event included Curly Williams and Ol Bracken addressing the crowd and honoring Coach Byler. The week culminated in a pep parade after school with a field formation of the big H for Titusville.
The Junior Vars, under President Bud Bracken, sponsored a sweater hop in the Junior High gym Saturday evening. Many young couples from bath Cor TY and Ong Tibisque danced to orchestral strains by Georgeeher's orchestra. Chaperones included Miss Anne Wol ford, Kenneth Bopardus, Ming Mary Curran, James Lewis, Miss Beatrice Shaffer.
A call for candid photographs around the school and student life. The notice asks for baby pictures and personal snapshots tied to the Corrian era, inviting submissions from readers.
Two Senior Hi clubs meet daily with forty four lunching members led by Alive Tupper president. A clean up group maintains facilities while some members cook warm lunches using the Ras stove. The Hiv club elected officers Alex Bubrosky president Joe Toronce vice president Richard Proscot secretary Gerald Bissell treasurer. The library and debate clubs report new books and tryouts.
Corrian staff members have received their lists of business establishments to visit advertisers. Seniors are having their pictures taken for the year book. The pictures require girls to wear dresses and white coats while the boys wear coats and ties.
At Shident Cornerl meeting, new Last and Found board progress noted. Traffic officers approved for handling flow. Rooms 4 6 7 8 to vacate at first dismissal bell. wraps timing adjusted. A committee to draft traffic regulations to be posted in homerooms.
Editor sees eamutlett Anderson Managing Editor Betty Fogle Asst Mam Euiler. Mary Castor News Editors Betty Jane Danistrand Robert Morton. Sports Editor Paul Phelps Contributors list names include Larry Alama Mary Bacha Jackie Rowan Noiind Kler Frances Haines Carol Hoskin Alice Ranch Mary Retherford Charlotte Nagel Betty Stewart Betty Jane Armitage Kenneth Paulson Stanley Bielowski Marjoria Sawyer Shirley Hinman ele Howard Mary Laurie Josephine Valletti Wd Becker Alice Tupper Typists Elya Owen Jac fas Mildred Andeyson.
The Student Council is vital at Corry High, serving as common ground for students and teachers. Homework meetings should feed ideas to the council, boosting reforms and student privileges through active homeroom participation.
Eight mysterious figures emerged from their tombs last Wednesday night and met in the Catacombs to plan a future roller skating party at the Armory. Everyone is invited as the Keeper of the Cracking served various devilish morsels. the meeting adjourned to the spooky evening.
The Honny Fair drew many participants including adults and seniors who entered a range of hobbies. Butterflies, stamps, coins, oil paintings, ship models, and Young Ladies projects drew attention as winners were announced, notably Bennett for paintings and Morris Wickwire for a decorative henhouse project.
On the way to Oil City hospital to visit Stella Leasurs of Shippenville a trip that also involved Mr and Mrs Harry Leasurs of Stippenville and Betty and Frank Dufus of Advisa RD 1 they became patients after a Saturday morning wreck. The car swerved to avoid a collision with a truck and struck a tree near Fryburg. The driver was identified as Jonnes by the sheriff.
In Erie Delaware, Joseph Chadwesk Sevenin allegedly tried a second time to die by carbon monoxide from a running car in a Glewnod Park vehicle. A boy and attendant A J Marty intervened after spotting the vehicle with a sealed window. Police report a rope attached exhaust extended into the driver’s seat.
The article notes that the world's first soda water and ice cream sodas originated in Philadelphia, marking a milestone in beverage and dessert history.
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