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The readable fragments describe a case or incident involving a company or agency. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. The text is incomplete with missing dates places and outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1935
Page
7
The readable fragments describe a case or incident involving a company or agency. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. The text is incomplete with missing dates places and outcomes.
The readable fragments show unclear references to people and events with no complete names or places. The text appears as partial OCR with missing verbs and context, preventing a coherent summary or identification of the main incident.
Corryigh school football team drops 6 to QW game against old rivals Titusville. Rockets take early 55 yard run to reach the three. Greenawalt scores the touchdown. Beavers, despite strong play, miss multiple scoring chances and lose as lessons for later games.
A peculiar October gathering unfolds through a sequence of eerie locations from a Morgue to the Graveyard and Devil's Den. Members move amid ritual foods and macabre imagery culminating at St. Germaine for final discussions and a dessert of sweetened ingredients.
A fragment from a modern Canterbury Tales style poem begins on a New York bus at two twenty in January. Four men two women and the narrator observe fellow travelers including a fat gambling type a charming ladies man a quiet blue eyed husband to be and a thoughtful government worker. The piece promises continuation next week with more verses and character sketches.
Readers weigh in on the 1936 Corry High football team praising clean play and cooperative effort. Coach Clyde Moore of Youngsville commends the improved spirit under Mr Byler after a hard fought October 5 game, noting both teams played well and the better team won.
A jumble of campus gossip covers interlocked tales of students, teachers, and events. Mentions include Myrtle Ky, Don Paulson, Sunny Daye, Wait Guliele, Virginia Williams, and Miss Rowland among others, plus dances, tests, a driver’s exam, and plans for plays and sales at the school.
The Corry High School staff notes Donation Day and sales for football and basketball tickets. Students urge an Athletic Association meeting to review receipts and expenditures and inform local businessmen about funds and debt reduction.
Tin Senior Big school students celebrated a one day vacation last Friday. Teachers from the Academy High and nearby schools attended the PSA meeting and many spent the day at the movies or at the East versus Academy football game as they discussed classes and plans for the new term.
Dr. Robert Israel assistant superintendent of the State Hospital at Warren spoke to teachers on the problem child offering valuable information and coping suggestions. Dr. Sarael provided explanations on various kinds of problem children and their care. A business session followed with Miss Johnson presiding.
A fragmentary reading notes social pretensions among men. It lists beliefs about dignity timekeeping dress cooking and self control, concluding with a sardonic line about men as snobbish children and women. The passage cites a “Long Star” source and hints at gendered critique.
The record highlights seniors planning a corn boast on Wednesday night with weather favorable. Beatrice McCray and Dorothe Williams Vale prepare speeches for June 1928 exercises while Maxine Alverson heads to Washington DC to enter George Washington University.
Fragmentary report describes Corry High Gun Club feed in woods near Fine Valley. Participants gathered on lonely road, built a fire, and Lane led shooting matches. A score tally exists, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
Various clubs carry on activities through the year. Coin Chih plans Christmas penny collecting and Indian head pennies after Christmas. A Dramatic Club organized by Miss Bennett features many juniors aiming for the class play. Glee UK rehearses new song sheets. Public Speaking studies delivery and position after weeks of practice. Library Club discusses library material and invites Miss Sullivan from the Public Library. Williamston hosts a Halloween party at her home. Red and Gun Cin trek in the Wilderness lose their way but have enough food to avoid hunger.
The Sophomore Alice Ranch from Erie Fa attends Academy and leads Room 18 as Girls Student Council secretary. Burton Hammond, Junior, presides over Room 18 and heads the Junior class, playing football and basketball and starring in the Dramatic Club. Senior Margaret Jane King, Room 7, is Girl's Student Council alternate, Athletic Association vice president, and member of MS Sorority, pursuing a commercial course.
A lone gunman held up James Weintorf at a West 1th street grocery, demanding the prior day’s receipts. He bound the manager, secured the area with a wire, and escaped with cash after tying him and fleeing toward the trees. Detectives Downdale and Reagan responded, failing to capture the suspect.
In JalMROS Washington Josephine Smith of Seattle with two daughters Janice and Peggy opens a private family school in Pateros after a district ad sought a teacher with at least two children. The district’s policy friction prompts a private setup. Peggy learns seventh grade while Janice attends sixth as schooling resumes.
A Los Angeles reader describes severe facial eczema that improved quickly after using Sah Cure Ointment and Soap after months of doctor visits and treatments. The testimonial cites personal relief and a child’s rapid improvement using the same product.
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