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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1937
Page
7
Fragmentary text references a golf or sports context with names such as Elson, Penn, Picard, Ryder, Cardl and a president. It mentions a total championship, a ruling, and a sign in a rack. Details are too garbled to identify persons, places, dates, or outcomes reliably.
Lorence opened scoring for Waterford with a breakaway TD before halftime. After halftime the Beavers adjusted, Lorence and Witkins broke free for more scores as Christensen added the extra point. Waterford’s defense slowed Beavers early, but the offense woke in the second half to seal the win.
Local school news notes a noisy start, with various clubs and activities. Mentions Benny Baumgarten, Paul Phelps, Mr. Rogetrdus, and Mr. Chalfes guiding events. Captures sports chatter, fundraising at Wattsburg, Rotary banquet, birthday lists, parties, and upcoming week’s lineup.
A 1991 interview with Yvonne Leroux, former nurse of the Dionne quints, recounts her background at St. Joseph's North Bay and Strawbridge & Clothier. Leroux discusses care, safety, and bonds with the quints, plus her plans to study psychology and start a family after leaving pediatrics.
Miss Shaffer will continue as director of the orchestra with Mr Chaffee assisting on the glossy section. New music has been ordered and the group will perform at various functions. A meeting at the Junior High school outlined drills for boys only, with plans for wind and string sections, and practice sessions through the coming week.
The list includes Dteen's Dry Cleaning, Davison-Fogle Lumber Co, WH Merrick, William VanVleet, Wilcox Co, Curtis-Jeweler, Wing-Willi No. 3, F A Wilcox Paper & Paint, Wing-Willi No. 1, Nasts Corry Auto Supply, Bernstein Brothers, Christenson Motors, and F C Chapin & Sons representing a cross section of trades from cleaning and lumber to hardware, jewelry, auto supply, and motors.
Senior High pupils attend a Lycom course lineup featuring Phillip Paxwell the town magician and a travel tale of Australia. Francis Onderdont discusses architecture with slides on ancient buildings, while The Carrington Station wires present a show in January. Davies Light Opera debuts February with unique acts and excerpts from World Famous works.
A 1920s campus note urges expanding intramural activities for non varsity students. It praises past turnout, suggests soft ball and bowling leagues, and advocates gender inclusive programs to boost participation and school spirit amid a new athletic layout.
Sporas ni offers a curious and instructive discussion on Charles Dickens and a modern film reference. The piece hints at a thrilling course and contrasts storytelling with state concerns.
ASA joint meeting structured separate boys and girls councils with a shared aim to address general school issues. Elections followed re adoption of two constitutions with Alive Ratneke chairing girls elections and Paul Prop acting as chair for boys. Miss Bennett named girl adviser. boys adviser not yet chosen.
In a noisy report the Shop group details summer activity and deficits, noting machinists' skill dips and proposed tax reductions. Stanley Bielowski, John Cole, and Alex Dubrosky are cited in leadership roles while concerns about student engagement and veteran electricians remain. Glenn Wright faces discipline for sleeping in class as Laurent Colineilani steps in as shop pupil.
A long held belief explains why engaged and married rings are worn on the left hand’s fourth finger. The tradition traces to the idea of a delicate nerve running from that finger to the heart, linking ceremony to sentiment.
A slate of school clubs outlines plans for the year. The Practical Hut Arts Club, sponsored by Miss Bennett, will teach knitting crocheting and dreamtiking while each period begins with a etiquette question. Enrollment stands at 185 with more girls expected. The Girls and Boys Club aims high under Mr. Blake and Miss Shafer. Debating Club not yet organized, topic Unis cameral State Legislatures. Corrian Club led by Mr. Myers and Mrs. McCormick alternates weekly. Study Clubs overseen by Bogardus Myers and Mrs. Smith. Cheerleaders Club led by Mr. Glossner meets Tue and Thu with ten girls and two boys. Library Club arranging new books and plans a dinner hosted by Miss Titus, followed by a movie. Himes is sponsoring The Hie Times, the school paper, to be published every Monday in the Carry Evening Journal. Only three editor positions filled. other spots open. journalism club meets Tuesdays and Thursdays for potential members.
Kindergarten and school notes publish September birthdays for Claire Hillstrom Rolla Kinney Betty Bales Gerald Timmond Barakammonil Margaret Koynen Clarabn Blong Dicharr Mrs Metormies Dane Pier Marjorie Lathrop Shirley farvoy Mrs Siniin Willows Celis Fred Christensen Virginia Burrows Lois Harrast Mark Krizanij orig Jadesttory Austin Johnann Donna Bertram Orchids to the living who celebrate and the passing of others this week September 27 Steve Eystrycki 28 Betty Stroup 20 Oliviae Hinton 30 Mr Sheen Archie Gibas October Ruth Beckwith Gerald Grover Alberta McIlroy Virginia Armitage Francis Daniels By Jackie Howat
Students at the Lyceum course raise funds by selling tickets for a school event to benefit themselves and the town. Reported efforts show mixed success with rooms near half enrollment aiming for season passes, sparking concerns about potential punishments for uneven ticket distribution.
On Wednesday, students from different rooms elected members and alternates to the Student Council. The listed selections include room representatives and alternates such as Lothe, Sutton, Richards, Donaldson, and Katherine Puviovy, spanning multiple rooms with noted alternates.
A fragmented notice describes an order for senior rings with details on materials, pricing, and the display at a jewelry store. It mentions dates, a meeting with Charles Creve, and a plan to place payment and fulfillment in October. The text lists multiple names and items though with garbled phrasing and misspellings.
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Season highlights feature small leather velvet skull caps worn by girls and boys, popular with Doris Follett and others. Cheerleaders debut orange and black outfits, with new suspenders and flashy accents drawing attention at games.
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