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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references matches, a duel or battle, and a possible trip or session. Mentions include teams or persons like Corry and Joe Lite and a Chicago reference, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent reportable facts.
Corry High School and Sel ol students along with visitors enjoyed an entertaining afternoon on Monday September 25 as Adelbert Mills of Denver Colorado performed impersonations. The act featured varied characters including a school board member and a local boy, with remarks by D E ret and Mills explaining his craft without makeup or wigs. The show received strong audience applause and an encore, drawing praise from attendees.
The student council representatives were announced in home rooms Thursday morning. Senior leaders Frank Kung and Gussius Paulson head Boys' Council with alternates Bob Jewell and Norman McElroy. Girls' Seniors Kathleen McCray and Charlotte Schramming lead with alternates Margaret Jane King and Virginie Reed. Sophomore and junior roles listed with tutors, drivers, and alternates. New members Bud Curtin John Wilcox and Carl Sullivan received initiation. A scrappy football game ended in a 0-0 tie with Wesleyville, while Beavers defense held strong and a blocked punt set up late danger. Three decades of athletics were celebrated during a dinner at Bob Jewell’s home.
The piece laments recent misplays and predicts a stubborn climb after a rough week. It recalls a jinxed score, muddy field conditions, and a vow to improve as the team looks ahead to future games and seasons.
The HI Times student staff outlines a disciplined start to the term with schedules and study focus. Editor crews and reporters including Elaine Foster and Norma Bennett motivate punctuality and steady effort to balance work and play for a successful school year.
A chaotic letter from a student to a professor mixes slang and misspellings about a circus visit a Boulder Damn construction and a proposed trip to Magllan. The writer mentions grammar issues and writes of a staged tale and a closing apology heavy with errors.
A jumble of school gossip recounts absent seniors Marion Pitt and Virginia Smith, dinner for Virginia Reed, and various rumors about relationships and events. Notes mention a pep assembly, football practice, a dance plan, and teachers with personal updates, all set around a high school social scene amid campus chatter.
Joan Place entertained six girls at her home on Tuesday evening they enjoyed a Spanish steak supper and then went to the movies for an after dinner outing.
A Wednesday afternoon shower by Room Band 4 honored May Lawson’s upcoming marriage with lovely gifts and a luncheon. Flo Chase hosted a roast Friday night with eight guests. Mary Alice Geiger welcomed her Sunday school class Wednesday evening, serving lunch to 13 members. Ruth Taylor acted as business manager due to Mary Gillette’s absence.
A fragment lists 1934 35 graduates with their colleges and towns including Mark Bennett Northwestern University Minneapolis Bob Brodman Penn State State College Pennsylvania Mary Frances Brooks Jacqua Cosmetology School Erie Ruth Bind Huntingdon College Huntingdon Alabama Harriott Colegrove Wells College Aurora New York brace Dearing Allegheny College Meadville Pennsylvania Viol Goring Saint Vincent's Hospital Erie Buck Penn State State College Bethlehem Hospital Erle De Led Reesink Meadville City Hospital Meadville Belly Hoacik Bainboro State Wachers College Greensboro Pennsylvania Shoenaker University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Alberta Storer Edinboro Star Teachers College Edinboro Pennsylvania Mh Myers Cut this paper Moh Guile How many lived to see the page.
The Athletic Association held an oral meeting on Friday September 20 at 3 15 in the auditorium. Chairman An Sersot acted during the meeting and officers were elected Bob Jowell president Margaret Jana King vice president Joe Baressi secretary and Harry Paulson treasurer. A short pep meeting followed and future games were urged with spirit.
Honor members of the Warthy Steep and Bat club enjoyed a Thursday banquet hosted by lower cli mates. The meal featured meat stew, scalloped potatoes, and cabbage, followed by apple, pumpkin, banana, and cocoanut cream pies. A noted guest Miss Pelee looked toward a hopeful future.
The fourth period last Tuesday was spent reorganizing the school clubs for the year. New Public Speaking Club under Miss Price aims to train voice and delivery with future Debate team members chosen from this group. Health, Girls Glee, Red and Gun, Stencil Club, Hi Times, Coin, Library, and Study Clubs are led by named sponsors and attract varying student participation.
Several practice fire drills were held last week with sunny days prompting outdoor time. Mr Sheen stood in the hall as the clocked time improved from the first to the second drill, though a few stragglers might have been singed in a real emergency. Residents urged faster, orderly evacuations and strict adherence to regulations.
The Erie diocese authorized commencement exercises at St. Vincent's hospital training school for nurses on Monday at 8 15 p m. Twenty young women including 11 Erie residents will receive diplomas. Speakers include Rev Joseph J Wehrle Dr Emer Hoss and attorney Charles H English. Villa Maria College orchestra provides selections. Notable graduates and out of town students listed with home towns.
London report notes more than 500 bunches of grapes weighing about a pound and a half each were gathered from the 500 year old vine at Hampton Court Palace. The season marks Cardinal Wolsey's ties to Henry VI. Grapes are sold to the public for 1 shilling 25 pence per pound with a basket fee, baskets made by the blind.
In Warren County the official primary ballot tally remains unchanged for major candidates with limited shifts in township offices. Republican nominees include Sheriff John Berdine, Commissioners Lagerdahl and Lyon, Treasurer George Leavy, Auditors Eddy and Knopf, and Jury Commissioner John King. Democrats nominate Sheriff John Reiff, Commissioners Anundson and Crippen, Treasurer Lee Dunn, Auditors Brooks and Wilcox, and Jury Commissioner James Meride. Countywide results list specific vote totals across Supreme and Superior courts, county offices, and juries.
The Presbyterian Hi Di plans a weekend outing to Findley Lake this Saturday afternoon as part of a regular monthly four fold program. Last week the group held a social evening with good attendance and Captain J Lindsley’s team beat Captain K Williams’ group 105 to 95 in Sunday school attendance. Six new members joined last week, bringing the group closer to a goal of thirty members in six weeks. ten more are sought. Then P Williams and C J Hengst will accompany the group on their first weekend outing.
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