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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1932
Page
7
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Junior Tri Hit Club members convened at the High School for a routine meeting and initiated five new members Winifred Shields Edith Sperry Mary Agnes Morrison Jan elle Patterson Colletta Buelhardt. A brief business session preceded a dance and a spectral Morgue gathering with six figures entering via the coffin seal before departure.
The article outlines junior and senior class clubs meeting after school with aims to boost school art and activity, including weekly discussions, hikes when weather allows, and officer leadership. Officers include President Lottie Sbur y, Vice President Hazel Me Vi, Secretary Treasurer Bere Button. The St Trinity club holds events with entertainment committees and a Halloween plans group, while the boys health class, led by Mr Myers, plans projects and trips to Pitt games in the future.
A fragmentary reminiscence narrates Adolph Crippin’s hunting misadventure during a bygone era. With a Civil War gun and a single loaded bullet, he waits as a deer and a turkey align, pondering a risky quick shot and velocity claims.
A rugged hunter named Adolph shoots a buck, ends a turkey chase, and floods the scene with honey as a turkey is felled by a bullet hole. He plugs a crack with a jackrabbit, drowns a stunned buck, and gathers 39 gallons of honey and two bushels of fish along with a duck and a doe in a single day.
A rambling column from C H S Post Grads recounts mischief and gossip among students. It notes pranks like choking girls and hair pulling, jokes about students from town, sour apples given daily, and quirks in class life. The piece mentions a Findley Lake trip, cold hands writing, and lighthearted school humor.
The Senior Class held a meeting on Monday October 10 to renew the class ring and pin order. Prices are 6.25 for girls rings 7.00 for boys rings and 3.50 for pins. Orders will be placed in stages over the next weeks. The Junior Class plans a fundraising dance October 2 and 3 at the Junior High gym from 7 30 to 11 30 pm to support the Junior-Senior prom. Betty Wilcox Victor Deltzel Iarl Whitaker and Jane Raymond lead arrangements and will announce music plans later. Admission is 15 cents per couple.
In Cony High School Hi Times teachers Blanden and Wilkenson describe Plane Geometry to acquaint the public. The course covers fundamentals history and origin of geometry first weeks show progress and plan to teach problem solving usefulness in construction bridges surveying.
The Gipsy Student Council met Thursday morning in room 1B with Oleta Perkins serving as temporary chairman. Katherine Golegidve was elected president, Perkins vice president, and Rita Waite secretary treasurer. Adviser selection and constitution plans are pending.
Published by students of Corry High School with editors in chief and staff named. Departments include News and Post Graduate Column with multiple contributors and a faculty advisor noted.
A reflective piece urging high school students to donate time and abilities rather than money. It argues personal acts of kindness, humor, cooperation with teachers, and support for peers are meaningful gifts. The author emphasizes genuine gifts strengthen both giver and receiver and sustain community spirit.
Autobiography of Helen Keller born June 27 1880 in a northern Alabama town. It chronicles illness that left her deaf and blind and her education with Miss Sullivan and Miss Fuller from Boston to New York shaping speech reading and writing.
A fragmented high school gossip page mixes questions about friendships crushes and events. Readers ponder rings lures of alums and upcoming activities while noting party plans rides and algebra woes with playful jabs and light drama.
A garbled, early 20th century style notice references May and marriage customs, festival events, and local traditions. It mentions a May event, a celebration, and locale names that appear to be corrupted. The readable fragments suggest a communal observance tied to springtime and marriage.
Miss sary teaches American History World History and English Literature at Cony High for two years. She lives in De Lancey New York and is Grove City College class of 1921 with a major in History and minors in French and English. She served as a camp counselor at Jamestown Girl Scout camp near Bemis Point for two seasons. Her classes are noted for engaging discussions and strong teacher interest in students work.
An antique drug ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold treatment for bronchial inflammation and germ inhibition. It claims rapid relief for persistent coughs bronchitis and related respiratory issues with money back guarantee and instructions to ask a pharmacist for details.
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