Debating at Corry and North East Featured Dual Matchups
Corry High and North East High staged a double debate with Corry Affirmative visiting North East to face One Negative and Corry Negative facing North East Affirmative. Judges ruled unanimously for North East Negative while North East speakers included James Watt Ruth Weinheimer and Alice Munger.
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North East
Corry
North Mast
Price
Jane
William Schnierler
Mary Louise Bryan
Howard Barbour
Miss Rowland
Cecil Alam
Cold Weather Hampers Spring Buying Ahead of Easter
Merchants in the city anticipate a brisk Easter trade as warmer days approach. Despite recent cool damp weather, stores have stocked heavily for spring apparel. Women's ready to wear and furnishings show strong stock levels while men’s clothing firms expect a spring rebound if favorable weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellweather
Corry Woman Nominated for B P W C Post
Miss Inez Fitch of Corry is nominated as district chairwoman for the B P W C No 1 post to be decided at the state convention in Philadelphia May. The Corry club hosted the district gathering with 53 attendees and a 630 PM dinner at Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inex Fitch
Hotel Corry
Business and Professional Woman's Club
District No. 1
Cor- Ty Club
Combe
Edna Blanchid
Sh, Skinner, Jr
Thex Fitch
Plorence Lindquist
Wilma Rich
Gertrude Pied
Zelma Mulderick
Mulderick
Mra. Skigney
Philadelphia
Inez Fiten
Corty
Helen Sehiuroff
Eéon Thompson
Youngsville
Thoma Dimean
Cambridge Springs
Josephine Carter
Greenville
Aml Myrtle Allen
Sharon
Hotel
Corry
Myrtle Shaffer
Dorothy Urick
Meadville
Corry Chiv
Flora Inman
Union City
Helen Kidd Thompson
Federation
Helen Schluraif
Erie
Ines Fitch
Myra Duncome
Union Gily
Jeannette Burns
Misa Amelie Tryon
State Federation
Tryon
Corry High School Student Edits and Prom Prep
A Corry High School issue lists staff roles led by Jane Maxwell and Blaine Foster, urges students to choose the right path for the upcoming junior senior prom, and notes a small pin swallowed by Guard Brooks during a barber check, with medical attention needed.
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Ll Times
Corry High School
Jane Maxwell
Blaine Foster
Ruth Taylor
Betty Bowen
Clinton ‘Haines
Bruce Dearing
Bob Brockman
Senramling
Eliora
Storer
Miss Price
Fern Raymond
Betty Krone
Norma Bennett
Mary Gil- Tulte
Mary Geiger
Corrine Cullen
Jaine Foster
Jédnette Patterson
Dorothy’ Neylon
Oleta Still
Frances Young
Brooks
Inn
Erle
Obselved Oboe Player Themes From Classic Songs
Editor notes a long list of song titles and phrases reflecting an oboe player’s reminiscences. The montage moves from romance tunes to festive tunes, mentioning many song names and a sense of memory, music, and longing.
Prom time sparks gossip in LA Bavardage Jr High
The Hi Times notes a buzz about the school Prom and partner secrecy among students and teachers. It mentions a teacher opposing publishing couples, a new sweater, and various school happenings including mumps, lockers, and a possible masked ball.
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Hi Times
Maxwell
Auntie Mae
Gullick
Eliora Storer
Miss Bennnett
Titus
Arrangements Made for Prom Orchestra
The orchestra committee consisting of Virginia Smith Bob Jewell Margaret Jake King and Bud Curtis have arranged for Gayle Pete Brown and his orchestra to play for the annual Junior Senior Prom held Thursday evening April 25. The orchestra will play a four hour dance program with intermission. We are fortunate to secure such a well known orchestra and many will be there to enjoy it.
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Virginia Smith
Bob Jewell
Margaret Jake King
Bud Curtis
Gayle
Pete Brown
Quizzers and Students Dialogue About School Life
The garbled text lists names and questions about dance classes, presidents, artists, and room topics. It mentions last week’s answers including Bob Brockmatin, Raymond Sears, Marjorie McEitoy, and others, plus a note that it might be Dot Jones on Friday April 18.
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Cor
Bie Girls
Caitpellt
Corry High
Ginsey
Bob Brockmatin
Raymond Sears
Marjorie McEitoy
Bult Curtis
Bob Ott
Dick Shop
Dorothy Gruffres
Dancing Class for Benefit of OP Students
A longstanding custom offers dancing lessons before the junior senior prom to help students learn. Good dancers stay after school to teach others, with the auditorium stage used for practice and improved dancers. Music has been supplied by Dorothy Mack stickers.
Le Chainons de Francais forms in French Club name
The morning French Club session Friday adopted the name Le Chainons de Francais. A treasure hunt planning committee was appointed for a May event while members shared talks on French magazine items and wrote Easter bunny letters in French, including a sample note from Charlotte Schramling.
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le Chainons de Francais
Charlotte Schramling
Bob Williams
France
Juniors Edge Sophomores In Interclass Baseball
Juniors defeat Sophomores 10 to 9 in a close Washington Street diamond game. Don Paulson hit a homer in the first inning, boosting the Juniors as they edge ahead late. Seniors have not yet played, but prospects for a three-class varsity team look bright with players from Hammond, Cheresky, Paylor, Paulson, and others. Officials include Umpire Dugan and base umpire Fimuacan.
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Ei Cept
Don Paulson
Hammond
Jlice Cheresyy
Curtis P. Paylor
Bates
Bracken
Paulson
Bennet
Paulson Wilcox
Sawyer
Taylor Jan Muigel
Gordon Pitcovage
Gumbleton
Croker Sullivan - Ceee Laurie
Dugan
Fimucan
Chaotic Student Notes Highlight Social mixing and misprints
A jumble of classroom vignettes and club hints from Room 1B and others. Mentions knitting club, junior dues, a debating practice, bridge night, dramatic supper, and a chaotic survey of school life with garbled lines and stray quotes.
Interesting Assembly Program On Friday
An unusual assembly entertained Slippery Rock College students with a tumbling trio of Albert Faust Wayne Stoyer and Melvin Berry performing feats in quirky outfits under Me A Dodds direction. Faust opened with a Charleston dance and the group impressed peers throughout the hour. Tomorrow during the fourth period Mrs James Scott will address the student body on The Harmful Effects of Alcohol a program expected to inform all students.
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Slippery Rock College
Albert Faust
Fittsburgh
Wayne Stoyer
Greenville
Melvin Berry
Alluoila
Me. A. Dodds
Slippery Rock
Faust
James 8. Scott
Thirty five cases listed for May court term in county
Approximately 35 cases will be listed for consideration by the May grand jury meeting Monday May 13. Criminal court opens the same date with about 50 cases to be disposed of during the term.
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Leroy Search
Criminal Court
A A Will Sponsor Tennis Tournament
The Athletic Association sponsors a spring tennis tournament for girls and boys. Two medallions will be awarded, one to the winner and one to the runner-up. Anyone may enter. matches follow the standard tournament format under supervision of Mr. Mydra and management by Lea Shocmuler.
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the Athletic Association
Wingimne
Mr. Mydra
Lea Shocmuler
Thousands of Pennsylvania pupils study outside home districts
Harrisburg reports more than 70 000 high school pupils in Pennsylvania attend neighboring districts under neo resident tuition rules. Home districts pay tuition to the district hosting the high school. Fewer than 1 000 districts operate secondary schools for twelfth grade and over 14 000 districts lack any high school.
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Penn’a
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Active Kidneys Vital to Health Card Ad
An old style health ad touts the importance of kidney function and promotes Thompson's Barosma Tablets to cleanse kidneys and remove poisons. It claims improvements in headaches dizziness rheumatic pains and overall vitality, suggesting use to strengthen the bladder and eliminate ailments from clogged kidneys.
Classified Ads Include Various Local Notices and Jobs
Classified ads show a mix of offerings from services and hospital programs to lost items and jobs. Notable items include Warren General Hospital nursing program details, a housework position, a dealer opportunity in farming supplies, a Brown Leghorns egg stock listing, and miscellaneous repair and cleaning services. Local ads reference addresses and phone numbers for follow up.
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Bloomington
Illette
Tiger the Brew Invests in Athletes Slate
Investors report backing Tiger Brew's athletic slate in a regional funding round. The move aims to boost team facilities and program development across local colleges and high schools, with named executives confirming strategic partnerships.
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Prociastinators
Donald Greeley
Saturday Evening Post
Capitol
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Ruith Kinley
Virginia
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Edith Lyman
Russ Lester
Dick Mountain
Einors Storer
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Warren General Hospital
F. W. Bronitt
Elmer McAroy
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Rowe
Frank Grice
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Staia
E. L. Calfisch
Clymer
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H. L. Rowe
J. Biis
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Bedhavenport
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Pirty Acre
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Dr. AL. Smit
E. South Street
Security Peoples Trust Co
G. B. Bentley
Joseph Nichola
Nichols Trocafer
Alchaygea
Perry Nighols
Nia
Tor
Investors
Tiger the Brewtative Ath!slate
Sai Tayori
By. Tern
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