Corry and Union City Move to Class A League
Corry and Union City enter the Class A basketball league joining Titusville Franklin Ot City Meadville and Rocky Grove after leaving Class B. An inter class baseball league is proposed with Sth grade teams and a varsity squad to follow. Other spring activities include tennis trace and horseshoes with plaques for season winners.
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Corry
Union City Hi
Titusville
Franklin
Ot City
Meadville
Rocky Grove
Ala
Trace
Evne
Byler
University club hosts varied student entertainment
Students describe the recreation period as enjoyable with acts by Ming Shafer and the Glee Club and a weekend event featuring Verona Lovelori, Beluge entertainment, and a luncheon. Illnesses caused some absences while guests and groups shared music, dancing, and games at the Pittsburgh gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dune Stewart
Verone Lovelori
Verona
Beluge
State Hospital at North Warren in Good Condition
Reports from Warren state hospital, North Warren, describe stable conditions and ongoing inspections. Sgt. Milligan of the Buffalo Barracks commended staff and noted improvements in water supply and patient care as part of a broader review.
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N. Warren
Warren
Auell
Warren State Hosital
North Waeeen
Milligan
Buffey
Sergemyl
Mitigier
Ayel
Pelvate Coel
Mtuthiwar
Tneerralt North
Laban
Wele
Hayersburg
Furbart Rsvatel
Sergent Mingan Sil
Willy Mel
Times Staff Directory List of Editors and Contributors
The Times staff page lists Norma Bennett as Assistant Editor Harriet Anderson as Managing Editor Mary Gillette as Assistant Managing Editor Betty Fogle features author Fern Raymond News Editor Shirley Hinman Copy Editor Norma Grice Sports Editor Bob Bracke Literary Editor Joan Roach and a long roster of contributors and typists. It names Mary Alice Retherford Sue Shaver Harriet Hepler Howard Rehnbers Raw SL Pierre Edward Becker John Zephe Mary Loveland Conrad Savko Edith Hixton Dorothy Amy Hillmear Smith Paul Hurlbut Mary Bacha Lornw Akan Dick Lyons with typists Alice Strigsey Iya Webber Betty Krone Della Sorenson Lucille Forbes Helen Stahowie Jane Hall Evelyn Turner.
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sNorma Bennett
Herriett Anderson
Mary Gillette
Betty Fogle
Fern Raymond
Shirley Hinman
Ore
Norma Grice
Bob Bracke
Joan Roach
Mary Alice Retherford
Sue Shaver
Harriet Hepler
Howard Rehnbers
Raw
SL Pierre
Edward Becker
John Zephe
Mary Loveland
Conrad Savko
Edith Hixton
Dorothy Amy
Hillmear Smith
Paul Hurlbut
Mary Bacha
Lornw Akan
Dick Lyons
Alice Strigsey
Iya Webber
Betty Krone
Della Sorenson
Lucille Forbes
Helen Stahowie
Jane Hall
Evelyn Turner
Editorial In Rhythm Ancilworias Way In Prose Poem Form
A rhymed editorial urges diligence honesty and kindness. It counsels perseverance through discouragement and suggests life as a song with daily acts to be proud of. The piece emphasizes truth of life and meeting fortune and strife with steadfast character.
Mystery at Sea II Thexiv’s frightful pursuit unfolds
A damaged scene shows Ann and Pat escaping through rain and slime while a menacing Von Rakoff and a servant confront them. A hidden pearl case reveals a ransom as Von Rakoff retells a tragic tale of a forced marriage and a doomed love, leading to a chilling cliffhanger.
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Anim
Ann
von Takeoff
Vion
Rakor
Pat
Mt Town
von Rakoff
Ana
von Rakeff
America
Yald ‘von Rekot
von Rakoit
Ande
von Rekoit
Thebrary
Tha
Tim
Basketball Banquet Honors Beavers and Seniors
The annual basketball banquet was held Thursday April 15 at McCray Township church. A chicken dinner followed by pie and salads preceded a humorous toast by Mr. Dewey. Team members and managers were recognized and plans noted to pursue the class A league title next season. Seniors Hammond Taylor Hurlbut Sulivan Bracken Zepka Gumbleton Pitcaraze were honored.
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McCray Township
Dewey
Anderson
WO. Lombarr
Dick Paulson
Sheen
Byler
Bach
Beavers
Hammond
Taylor
Hurlbut
Sulivan
Bracken
Zepka
Gumbleton
Pitcaraze
Shop Reporter's Wild Week At The Industrial Plant
The Shop Reporter notes drills broken, lathes damaged, and hammers destroyed as workers report incident filled week. Electrical master builders aim to launch a giant factory with billion backing while injuries, slow speeds, and odd ball games pepper the shop.
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Frank Dall
Dubrosky
Linistrom
Bielawski
Giint
Robert Edily
Richard Croscott
Edy
Soctor
Faddy
Glenn Wright
Mr. Byler
Tomat
Chop
Lawson
To the Art of Biology
A fragmented verse describes a chaotic biology experiment. A tester recalls attempting a job that failed, with equipment breaking and a spark of TNT amid chemical hints. The narrator questions what two substances would produce, suggesting a risky, unstable result.
Meeting of a chaotic school day captured in verse
A humorous yet dark poem by Rith Bennett narrates a series of mishaps at school. A ceiling collapses and a student falls through, a principal and teacher appear, and the student faces detention and jail with a grim moral about misbehavior.
Anonymous Gifts Add Bret Harte Works to Library
The library reports two anonymous donors have given a 20 volume Complete Works of Bret Harte and the novel Trodden Gold by O'Brien, expressing great pleasure at the support for library collections.
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Armonies
Bret Harte
Pitt Band At High School Inspires Excitement and Fashion
The writer describes Pitt's band performing at a high school event, noting the crowd's reaction, student attire, and lively encore. They mention a charismatic leader, comments on fashion and glasses, and vivid scenes of students spotted in the audience. The piece ends with reflections on the memorable performance.
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Pittsurgh
Corry
Robert
Taylor
Alana Mater
Bennett
Stimier
Touli
Slike
Reddy Hecke
Benlor
Jeuder
Bani
M. M
Talmist
Uriel
Rena
High Debaters Compete With 1937 Champions
Senior High debate teams travel to Meadville on April 24 for decision debates against this year's TI nuisance winners from nuisville. Kathryn Hubert Edith Lyman Mic Ealy Sears and Weed Christison form the negative side facing Tilaville's affirmative squad.
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Meadville
Tinuisville
Kathryn Hubert
Edith Lyman
Mic Ealy Sears
Weed Christison
Tiluaville
Mullals
Corry
David Lammers Wins in District Contest
The Riverside program met at Grove City where two Corry contestants competed. David Lammers won the district contest with 449 points, defeating the nearest rival who scored 182 points. Cava Mac Has kind and Mis a Houkins also competed for cornet honors.
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David Lammers
Rnnway
Grove City
Palant Wouk
Corry
Cava Mac Haskind
Lammers
Misa Houkins
Lost and Found Notices from the School Bulletin
A collection of brief notices listing items found and lost. Items include a basket of rubbers by Mr Haines, an identification bracelet from room 2, a black Schaller pencil, and a container of pickles for Miss Price's regime. An enjoyable hour at a Thursday afternoon concert is noted.
Fragmented verse contest recounted in school selection
Students competed in a modern literature exercise turning to poetry. The piece cites Misprints and odd lines about a house on a hill, a pup, a dog, and a teacher named Sheer. It depicts student authors, commented lines, and a prize aspiration from rows 3 and 4.
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Aine
Minx Rowland
Jilidge
Mead al
Carl
Sheer
Raw
Rich for a Day What would you do if wealthy for a day
A stream of readers share fleeting fantasies about one day riches. responses include travel Europe, buy an airplane or car, donate, pay debts, start ventures, and indulge personal wishes. mix of bold ambitions and whimsical ideas from everyday people.
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Virginia, Williams
Lona Alam
Haines
Norma Klear
Richard Crosscut
Keith Crowell
Chrysler
Jane Breed
Europe
Lucille Barnes
Russell Hawley
Hecho Akam
Max Chris
Roberta King
Mary Hinman
New York
Albert Pitcavage
Bob Curtiss
Garl Sullivans
Edward St. Terre
Crosby Bushy
Charles Sturdevant
Mary Bacha
Keith Henton
Stoole Jy
Mrs. McCormick
Taffet Gordon
Hety Stroup
Columbus
Glenda Allen
Rewsbore
Mary Retherford
Julia Zephay
Marguerite Neylon
Merle van Cise
Leila Merrit
Kenneth Birr
Kathryn Hhiberte
Tony Leip
Amateur Program to Be Presented Next Wednesday
An amateur program will be presented next Wednesday morning during the regular singing period. Sponsored by the cheer leaders, a possible five cent fee may be charged to defray expenses for the Musical contest stalls.
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Cheer Fearlers
Stalioons
Untitled fragments of a poetic editor’s note
A fragmented OCR piece presents scattered lines about editors and school matters. It references rhythm, singing, and personal voice with unclear, partial phrases resembling a stream of consciousness. The text includes mentions of interviews and rhythm shifts without coherent narrative.
Corrianl Swill to Implement New Enrollment Limits
In a recent notice, Corrianl Swill outlines changes to enrollment targets for the upcoming term. Seniors and new students face adjusted room and class cap percentages, with percentages listed for various grade levels and room allocations. The plan includes a new memory emphasis and a call to action for early ordering.
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Avive
Ayry High
AL Kewl
Gruder
Meray Tor
Hesirime
Ronan Tail
Agnies
Child Health Center Clinic Set for Wednesday
The first meeting of the Child Health Center clinic will be held at the American Legion Home on Wednesday morning from 8 to 11 o'clock. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and a sponsor from the Corey Memorial Society, the event aims to provide free health examinations for children of pre‑school age with parent accompaniment.
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On Child Health Center
American Legion
American Login Auxiltry
Corey Menial Society
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