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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1936
Page
7
Corry Beavers open season with 34 to 12 victory
Corry High School opened its 1986 season with a 34 42 win over Wattsburg. Pittsavage and Wilcox starred for Corry while Wattsburg recovered a punt for a touchdown early. The lineup included Sullivan Hammond Cragg Phillips Brown Taylor Wilcox and Fitcavage. The win sets high expectations as upcoming games loom against Ol, Lawrence Park, Titusville, Sheffield, Youngsville, North East, and Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hi Beavers
Wattahire Hi
Corry Hi
Wattsiire
Watttsturg
Corry
Tami
Pitcavage
Wilcox
Ugt
C. Sullivan
B. Hammond
Ty Cragg
Philipps
R. Brown
Bracken
B. Gulick
J. Taylor
I Wilcox
R. Taylor
A. Fitcavage
Cam
Lawrence Park
Titusville
Sheffield
Youngsville
North East
Union City
Canada to Aid Jobless Youth in Canada Committee Role
Ottawa reports the government forms a youth employment committee to tackle youth unemployment. Five young members, led by Alan Chambers of Victoria, B C, will work with welfare and education services and other nations agencies without pay, covering related costs.
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Ottawa
Ont
National Employment Commission
Wantec
Wein Mauieible
Itron Company
Brit
Pabaa
Canada
National Youth Administration
United States
Malleable Iron Company
Brie
Alan Chambers
Victoria
B.gc
British Columbia
DEDICATED TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS AT CORNY HIGH
A rough verse celebrates one hundred forty sophomores entering Corny High facing tough studies Biology History English and Math They stumble through the path some lost in corners and down stairs others hurry to class wrong Yet in the end they persevere and cheer on as they move toward the Junior era
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Corny High
Students Elect Council Officers and Reps
The girls council elected President Maurits Hawkins Vice President Peri Raymond and Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Amy. The boys council chose President Wick Lindsley Vice President Merle Van Cise and Secretary Treasurer Bruce Dearing. Faculty adviser Mr Glossner. Home room reps and alternates listed by room with names. Byler’s homeroom won the banner in the recent Athlete Association drive. The Ark Class will be organized Wednesday under Miya Buln.
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Maurits Marie Hawkins
Peri Raymond
Tressurer
Dorothy Amy
Thx
Wick ‘Lindsley
Merle van Cise
Bruce Dearing
Glossner
Jey
Haiwand
Becker
Bermett
Disk Lyons
Taylor
Ishnicen
Mein Toren
Betty Krone
Titus
Fern Uiymentt
Harriett Wynn
Annurson
Sally the Soph interview at Senior High campus gossip
An informal chat with Sally the Soph about Senior High life includes new faces, teachers like Mrs. Anderson, and reminders of events such as a recent weiner roast after the game. She reflects on new staff, social happenings, and upcoming sked dramas while teasing a bedtime joke to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Mr. Meyers
Sunior High
Mr. Glosanor
Tye
Oly
Oll
Summers Along Great Lakes and Nearby Places In Historic Report
Miss Price toured Lake Simcoe and Georgian Bay witnessing numerous sunlit islands and heat haze. Norma Bennett rode near the Allegheny River area in Pennsylvania while Downthy Linders toured the Finger Lakes and Lake Cayuga. Sue Shaver visited Hilwood City and Zellenople for two weeks and joined a Pittsburgh dance. Roberta Ross spent summer at Chautauqua Lake observing lops of leaves and lake life. Mary McMahon praises the Great Lakes exposition. Martha Hawkins visited West Point and Catskills. Bennett split time between Penn State, Cleveland, and Niagara Falls. Virginia Williams watched horses along a steel pier. The 38-B7 generation debut and Towel Hasbrowt attended a Presbyterian conference at Allegheny College in Meadville.
High School Movie Event Sparks Student Interest
Students attend a cinema program sponsored by General Motors during fourth period on Tuce day featuring three shorts on speed and transportation. The program includes A Thousand Hours about aviation and Gebl Goltg with fast scenes. an audience-friendly transport tale. plus a concluding social and lunch for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Corporation
Avialon
Meeting of NM MLS Held Friday In Frightful Tale
Eight eerie sisters ascend a jagged path to the Caravan of the Skull and Crossbones on eve of a fatal encounter at the Morgue. Iron chains clank as ancient robes swirl, coffins and rites summon a midnight feast served by a ghastly figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLS
New Students Added to Corry High School Classes
Corry Senior High registers 21 new students across Sophomore and Junior classes with names including Norman Kler James Applebee George Billis and Fern Mac Reed among others. Eight new Juniors list Betty Jane Dahlstrand Vernon Thompson Bred Christensen Roach Charles Costello Vivian Peterson John Sil with multiple hometowns such as Union City Corry Columbus and North Braddock.
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Corry
Pall
Tomore
Norman Kler
Mt. Jewett
Mh. Jewett
James Applebee
Union City
George Billis
Butler H. S
Butler
Mary Miller
St. Edwards
Lillia Spaulding
Albion H. S
Albion
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Antioch ii
Antiogh
Bernice Smith
Charles Smith
Wilson Hy
Wilson
Kan
Betty Jane Dahlstrand
Strong
Vincent H
Brie
Vernon Thompsay
Columbua HS
Columbus
Bred Christensen
Coltmbus & S
Columibus
Hmme
Roach
North Braddcott H
North Braddock
Charles Costello
St. Eawarda
Cormy
Vivian Peterson
Colmbus Hi
John ‘Sil
H. S
Tnion City
Semiory Claws
Alfred Merrixon
St. In Warda
Dorothy Ludbert
Glenville Hi
Cleveland
iMéreater Kovach
North Brilddstte i
Nethh
Piggy Poem Reflects In Memory Of A Pinay
A fragmented verse titled in memory of a pinay describes a piggy living in a pen. A farmer catches the animal and sends it away by train, leaving the piggy badly kicked and damaged. The piece notes a shift from its former gentle image to a harsher fate.
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Loremibin
Various Class Officers Named for Coming Year
After a two day heath campaign in the Senior Class election Burton Hammond was chosen as class president. Jack Taylor becomes vice president Mary Gillette is secretary and Alexandra Strigier treasurer. Juniors elect John Strigier as president with Robert Swanson as vice president Kenneth Paulgon secretary and Merle Vanise treasurer. Sophomores name Keith Henson president Max Obis secretary Gertrude Johnson treasurer Verna Welmere also serves as treasurer.
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Heath
Gertrude Johnson
Verna Welmere
Treasuer
New Officers Named by Home Rooms
Senior High last Monday named officers for the new school year in each home room. Room S elected Burton Hammond as president with Jomila Greeley as vice president and William Gumsbiton as secretary treasurer. Room ee chose Albert Pitcave ages president with John Taylor as vice president and Junior Sullivan as secretary treasurer. Room T elected Mary Gillette president, Norma Grice vice president, Kath Kathryn Hutertz secretary treasurer. Room 4 named Marjory McElroy president with Joan Place as vice president and Marjory Young as secretary treasurer. Room 8 selected Betty Mogle president, Marion Donaldvoh vice president, Shipley Hinman secretary treasurer. Room 4 also listed Mary Loveland president, Betty Slewdrl vice president, Marguerite Neylon secretary treasurer. Room 13 chose Robert Gulick president, James Laindly vice president, Holland Chase secretary treasurer. Room 14 named Paul Taylor president, Robert Swallow vice president, MacBain Sears secretary treasurer. Room 2 elected Ruth Bennett president, Donna Bertramec.itreas as secretary treasurer Ser Lords Johnson. Room 1 chose Mix Chris president, Dick Lindsley vice president, Robert Brown secretary treasurer Wheneth Burr. Room 18 named Verna Welmore president, Kathryn Patkov vice president, Lois Reeslakt secretary treasurer Perzy Sullivan.
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Burton Hammond
Jomila Greeley
William Gumsbioton
Weagin
Albert Pitcavages
John Taylor
Junior Sullivan
Mary Gillette
Norma Grice
Kaththryn Hutertz
Marjory McElroy
Joan Place
Treae
Marjory Young
Betty Mogle
Marion Donaldvoh
Treas
Shipley Hinman
Mary Loveland
Betty Slewdrl
Breas
Marguerite Neylon
lPres
Robert Gulick
James Laindly
Holland Chase
Roma
Paul ‘Taylor
Robert Swallow
Voc
Lreis
MacBain Sears
Pres
Ruth Bennett
Donna Bertramec
Itreas
Ser‘Lrndé Johnson
Mix Chris
Dick Lindsley
Sea
Robert Brown
Wheneth Burr
Verna Welmore
Kathryn Patkov
Lois Reeslakt
Tread
Perzy Sullivan
Year Book Sales and Local Social Notes Share Spotlight
Fragmentary local items report fundraising for year books, contact details for business manager Bob Witla, and social gatherings at Kathryn Hubertz’s home. The text briefly notes a King cottage visit by Ket and Mary Castor, and mentions a colorful Chukar Bird description with a vivid plumage.
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Cerrian
Bob Witla
Ket
Mary Castor
King Cottage
Findley
Tides Driven by Moon and Sun Forces
The article explains tides arise from gravitational effects of the moon and sun on Earth. The lunar pull dominates, causing ocean and land-water interactions that shape coastal dynamics and influence life.
Jury Favors Defendant in County Court Drama
An alienation of affections trial in Jamestown N Y ended with a verdict for A M Pebbles, a sixty year old railroad engineer, though his benefactor Park Burger of Mill Village and his wife Viola Burger received no damages. Defense attorney Franklin B Hosbach urged jurors to view Burger as conniving. The federal judge accepted the sealed verdict read by clerk Gertrude Berger amid absence of the judge who heard the case.
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Mill Village
Viola Burter
B. P. Schoonmaier
R. M. Gibson
Gertrude Berger
Franklin B. Hosbach
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