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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
7
Band plans an eventful year with new talent sought to strengthen the group for football season home games and possible invasions against neighbors. Mothers and prominent citizens attended a club supper where toastmaster Mr Dewey praised graduates and welcomed new members, urging enthusiastic participation to lift the high school band to a notable year.
Ray F Smock a Meadville contractor and partner in Keystone Construction Company won the Republican nomination for Crawford county register and recorder after a two ballot caucus following the death of Victor Johnson There were four candidates on the first ballot with Smock leading and a second ballot boosted his tally to secure more than 51 percent of the votes Nascent support from Amos Offensend George Maxwell and Thomas Colling is noted along with the party’s expected vote dropouts and nomination.
Classified pages show rooms for rent including a modern seven room house with conveniences. Ads note rates, addresses, and conditions, with listings for vehicles, animals, and goods. The section groups by categories such as autos, real estate, and services, and mentions policy on errors and corrections.
A sophomore account describes entering Seuns cugn school as a new and exciting experience. Despite little knowledge of routines, teachers were tactful and patient, guiding with kindness while sophomores made early mistakes. The writer recalls English class planning and adjusting to high school life, hopeful for the upcoming years.
A fragment from Maca Tan's campus page outlines a homecoming for old members of Li Mor Sorority on Artday February 16 with attendees Mr and Mrs BH Keen and others. The program featured chaperones Lyi Wilms and an orchestra, dancing, and a ceremonial stander.
A reader offers satirical, rambling statistics on New Deal programs like the NRA and technocracy. The piece mocks slogans, proposes radical weekly hour reforms, a five day weekend, a 20 hour school week, a minimum wage and homework overtime, and lampoons relatives and neighbors while urging attention to the ideas.
A fragmented noisy school column teases school life with gossip about dances rumors new teachers and a tug of war between a classical orchestra and a jazz band It notes various students and phrases about marriages popularity contests and seniors promising further announcements next week
Greetings extend to new high teachers as Sehior Hjen School welcomes Mir. Axtoll to Camden. Mins Marsidiot Blale joins in the teaching staff. Will Wig teaches History while a replacement fills the vacant position, and Mins Margaret Hire moves from QUAINE High.
A rambling student page describes the Hi Times staff and sophomores in the high school with chatter about football practice, class activities, postgrad thrills, and humorous asides. It notes seniors and teachers assisting with events while teasing peers and mentioning local social happenings.
Welcome Sophomores to Senior High School. This note offers guidance on adjusting to class transitions, student government by choice, increased homework, and support from upperclassmen. Focus on concentration, beware stairs and taunts, and remember you will soon be Juniors and Seniors. We are your friends and will help make school days pleasant and memorable.
There are perween so and 4) men out for football this year. Lee Shoe maker has been appointed manager of the team and has made a nice job of it so far. The boys have been Practicing every night after school from 1 to 6 o'clock. They have work outs in punting, passing, charging, blocking, tackling, etc. The team is rather light this year and will average around 125 pounds. There are a few lettermen back but quoting from Coach Myers the team a3 2. whole is not hot. However, he has hones for a good season. The first game of the season comes on Saturday, September 23, with Diwity, a very Strong tédmy.
The HL Times is produced by Corry High School students with Walter in Chief Jane Raymond as assistant editor Rita Waite as literary writer Gordon Rehnburg Bustos Mandger Mary Sears as sports editor Paul Brynellson as assistant sports editor Robert Rostots Wheaney Speck Marcella Garrity Amelia Ghiristenson Sleic Rugkey. Faculty adviser Miss O'Hare coordinates contributors Richard Hiaifast Martha Brockman Jane Maxwell Blaide Foster Charlotte Senramlins.
The notice calls for strict tamulations due to overcrowding at the Senior High, urging orderly conduct at entry and noon periods. It warns students to assemble in designated places, stay in line, and avoid crowding while petitions and meetings are arranged, citing safety and orderly conduct as priorities.
A list of 1933 graduates and their present occupations includes Irene Amyrywn Grace Cole PG Louise Coyall Dorothy Craker P J Frances Dean Mary Hazel Richard Hurlbut Ruth Lanston Winifred MacLees Claudia Place Sarah Shaver Marie Smith Kennet Jacko Lawrence Nichols chlar Daye Gletin Edward Hopkins Florence Ven Cise Clyde Bloss Grlo Mwing Renssacler Troy George Rogers Williams etc. Also noted are Katherine Gainor Katherine Colegrove Jorence Holden Helen McCrey Hansel Georgia Castrantas Helen Mulligan and others in various posts. Copper used for tombstones noted with H Dogpan as coppersmith in Miami. A three legged calf born five weeks ago near Bird County Kansas remains alive and frisky.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or location to summarize. The readable bits mention uncertain proper nouns and scattered terms, offering no coherent items or outcomes suitable for a full news card.
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