York Wars 14 and AWS Ander this eve 5
York Wars 14 against AWS Ander scheduled for this evening as part of the weeklong series. Details are limited in the readable text, but both teams appear set to compete with potential scoring implications.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1935
Page
7
York Wars 14 against AWS Ander scheduled for this evening as part of the weeklong series. Details are limited in the readable text, but both teams appear set to compete with potential scoring implications.
Corry High Beavers defeat Sheffield 6 to 2 on Saturday to return to form. Pat Taylor threw a 30 yard TD pass to Carl Sullivan for Corry’s score. Sheffield opened second half with a kickoff mishap leading to a safety. Beavers clamp down on Sheffield passes and drive, protecting the win.
A poem laments a deceased columnist famed for gossip and confidential notes. It accuses the writer of spreading biased, invasive tales that harmed victims while drawing public fascination. The piece ends by labeling the columnist as a so called supreme figure.
A stream of overheard chatter across CHS highlights crushes, dates, and disguised gossip about juniors and seniors. Mentions of Bob Maxwell, Duane Newton, Mary Sears, Betty Roach, and others surface with talk of jackets, gloves, parties, and first crushes, amid hazy references to events at Spring Creek and Harding School.
Senior High school pupils received first report cards of the year with some faces showing delight and others displeasure. Many students carried home cards marked with red ink for failures, while a determined mood appeared among those hoping to improve on next marking day.
Virginia Williams will entertain the Library Club on November first. Miss Sullivan spoke at the Library Club meeting. Louise Madsen hosted the H D Club. H D girls from Titusville attended. Bridge awards went to Della Sorenson and Donna Keppel. The Guess Who's were at a Hallowe en party on Summer Street. Louise Thomas hosted another Hallowe en party. Charlotte Arm Roberts hosted a friends night with dancing and refreshments. No football game at Sheffield. Mary Sears and Betty Roach weekend in Corry. Della Sorenson, Dorma Keppel and Lizzie Forbes at a North East school dance. Eight high school boys at a C M T C meeting in Erie. Foothill team members attended Warren game. Coach Byler enjoyed a farm week end.
Cortian Business Department reports strong progress in advertisements and steady subscription flow. A limited number of Corvians will be ordered with a fifty cent down payment and final one dollar due on receipt. Senior pictures finish this week and the literary staff is composing verses for each Senior while listing activities.
Plans for its sweater hop during the Union City Corry game are underway with committees led by general chairman Robert Roelofs and an orchestration group of Margaret Jane King Bob Ott ticket Ruth Kinley Elaine Boster advertising John Craker Bud Curtis invitation Alberta Kimmey Ruth Johnson Evelyn Merritt Burh Taylon overseeing duties and invitations.
Members of Lorry High School extend their sympathy to Mulw Taylor in the recent death. The community shares in the loss and offers condolences to the Taylor family.
Beavers football players who took part in the Sheffferd Bamneé were treated at the Grand Shoppe by Margaret Bartholme. The team thanks her for showing interest as city residents recognize the School's sports and support their progress.
A narrator recalls a varied party journey across the United States from North Dakota to California. Two women in the group stand in contrast, one a glamorous but worldly figure and the other modest, devout, and kind. The travelers entertain with tales during the trip, ending with the narrator promising to recount the journey’s stories from the “greatest of my journeys.”
At the Girls Student Council meeting on Thursday morning many issues were raised. Miss Rowland was elected faculty adviser. They revived the hall traffic problem and slated a joint meeting with the boys’ county council next Thursday to decide steps. Armistice Day plans were noted, and tardiness handling was discussed with plans to bring tardy pupils before the council. The lunch room idea for noon was considered but no decision made.
The Sophomore class produced the first program of the year featuring an amateur talent contest won by Benny Bumgarten who earns a monthly study hall engagement. A melodrama titled Kiss Me Quick I Want to Die followed with cast including Walter Dundon and Paul Phelps, plus a Vox Pop by Robert Swanson and music by a German Band.
Readers critique student sportsmanship after football games at Corry High School urging better behavior from Sophomores through Graduates. The piece cites jeers from bleachers and calls for respect toward players, noting Principal Jewell’s attendance guidance and warning that continued taunting could harm the school's reputation.
Years ago 1923 1924 notes show Adi Mittleborver as student leader while Corry urged HI Times subscription. October 1928 no game today as Adenin’ October 1928. A Halloween fête at Rene Noyion's featured music and food. Dr Gillette gave a wealth talk to the student body. The 1926 EL Times debut referenced. staff held a luncheon with Mr Sneen to set the pace. A Times party last Friday included ginger ale, chocolate cake, pillow fights, dancing, and a lively bridge game. The orchestra with Allen Miss senger, Einora Gorton, Pred Mills and Art Campbell performed. Inauguration of President Benn noted with Brown advising against indigestion in the halls.
The Rod and Gun Club met last Tuesday with a lively discussion. A camping trip near Kelletville was arranged, with transportation by Lars Ryals and others. members supplied food and bedding and paid 20 cents for transport. A full trip report will run next week in Hi Times.
Bar Raseed of Sassafras street acted fast when his four year old son and 17 month old daughter ingested several pills. He rushed home to discover the pills on a vise, gave soap suds to induce vomiting, and a stomach pump at Hamot hospital. Doctors said the children had a lucky chance of recovery.
Mrs Clarissa A Grown mother of Fonny Green af Corey died after a long illness and was buried in Waterford Saturday afternoon following services at 2. She lived at 1015 West 25th Street and is survived by her husband Wil Hiv Be Green and children Miss Virginia Gres and others.
Corry High School's second team played Warren High's second team on Monday October 21. Warren dominated with final score 26 0 and 38. Cotty endured bad breaks but prevented a larger margin. Wilcox G Panigan Taylor and Radecki stood out in backfield and line. An upcoming rematch with Warren is hoped for a stronger showing.
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