Strokes and Health Notes From Local Update
A fragmented item mentions Collins and Hoy in a medical context, noting stroke and stents. Details are unclear, but the reference centers on stroke care and related treatments in a local health update.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1937
Page
7
A fragmented item mentions Collins and Hoy in a medical context, noting stroke and stents. Details are unclear, but the reference centers on stroke care and related treatments in a local health update.
Corry High opened its season with a 41-0 rout of Wattsburg. Fred Christensen scored two touchdowns and an extra point, Joe Lorence added two touchdowns and two extra points, Bob Reynolds, Clyde Dingfelder, and others contributed scores. Strong Beavers defense and key plays by Reynolds and Dingfelder highlighted the win.
School season kicks off with cheer for the Beavers amid college life notes at Marian Donaleon and Hdlbh class, while hints of student rate talks, theater access, and athletic banners spark campus chatter. Mentions April-like events, post-tracts, and a pep assembly with return of Shirt Hinman.
Students greeted three new teachers at the school. Mr Chaffee, a former LeRoysville resident, directs the band and brings high school teaching, town band leadership, and Phi Mu Alpha talent. Miss Colvan, from West Cluster Teachers College, is a lively new senior high teacher with bridge and golf hobbies, and plans to enjoy her work. Mr Bow and Mr Boguvilus join as senior high staff, teaching algebra, geometry, and other subjects. both bring college backgrounds and ongoing studies.
Warren County hosts the Freehold Fair at Lottsville on September 24 and 25. Exhibits include county policy growers, trading, packing and marketing programs, and displays from Lanier, Sugar Grove, Lottsville, and Youngsville. Judges will oversee departments such as business, judicial education, and civic projects in the new hall complex with four large tenders.
Miss Price went to Canada fished and golfed gaining eight pounds Miss Rowland acted as keeper and gardener Most read Miss Shaffer spent weeks at Lake Otisco and Pindley Lake and worked Miss Bennett attended Stramar School Penn State pursuing an MA in English Miss Bogardis worked in plaster at Hackless Fastener Mentiville Miss Tihus found a busy but pleasant summer Mrs McCormick attended school and visited Cincinnati Mrs Smith took six weeks up to the Pacific coast Mr Myers took a real vacation Mr Glossner attended summer school in Pittsburgh Mr Byler returned home to the farm Mr Anderson worked all summer Mr Sheen attended St Lawrence University summer school earned a masters in education Mr Charles worked at a hotel Attended summer school two months went camping
Corry High School will start a boys glee club directed by Mr Chaffee with about thirty voices from senior and junior boys. The girls glee club continues under Miss Shaffer with the same qualifications plus one junior eligibility. Separate bands will rehearse in the senior and junior high, and Wednesday singing periods will be shared by Shaffer and Chaffee.
Twelve students have transferred to Corry High School this year from out of town. The new pupils are listed by class with their previous towns including Charles Hughes West Springfield Esther Lillie Warr Dorothy Luce Northast Andra Matsko Columbus Evelyn Brooks Washington D C Roy Kirstelter Renown Anita Rathesalo Oswego Yin Mildred Weed Union City Patty Yohe Pittsburgh Keith Puy Union City Harry Potwin Jamestown Betty Rammsdel Waltsburg.
Hi Times staff note Corry High opens a range of clubs including girls and boys glee clubs public speaking library band orchestra and sports. Students are urged to join at least one club to gain new friends and personal growth as the school enters a demanding study period before Christmas holidays. Harriett F. Anderson
A Friday program kicks off a school year series for the Corry High School Athletic Association managed by Mr. Anerson. The lineup includes opera, pet show, travel talks, a magician, architecture lecture, and Tale of Two Cities. Philyps Foxwell, a top magician, headlines the opening event. Season tickets are on sale through Corry Teachers Association.
Corry High completes Hatch building showers and stressing rooms for football. Warren joins the schedule with the first game set in October in County. District changes shift teams like Union City and Corry into new classifications. A new lighting system boosts the junior high gym, promising a banner athletics year for Corry High.
A list of senior, junior and sophomore home room officers for the new school year was announced after Wednesday meetings. Seniors elected president Robert Swanson and treasurer Howard Lyman. juniors chose president Mary Loveland and treasurer Mary Alion Rothensprit. sophomores assigned presidents Hubert Reynolds and Jeanetta Gordins with respective vice presidents and secretaries.
Ten post graduates recount their reasons for returning to study and list courses they are taking such as physics typing bookkeeping shorthand and commercial law. Names include Becker, Smith, Aviey, Lidsing, Young, Jones, Werl, Welly, Grive, and others from the class, with varied subject interests.
The first printing presses in the Western Hemisphere were set up in Mexico City in 1546. From this press came the first American newspapers issued by Juan Pablis. His widowed daughter took over the press, continuing the family business as a printer and journalist, shaping early colonial media.
The Danube River, famed in song and story, serves as a busy waterway for numerous tributaries. It drains much of Europe, with extensive influence across various regions and eras.
A Sherman youth died when a truck overturned in a fatal accident. The victim, named in local notices, was a longtime resident with family ties in the area. Burial and funeral arrangements are being coordinated by Boyd Funeral Home in Sherman as officials determine the cause of the crash.
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