Benefit Play by Corry Senior High School Actors
The Athletic Association will present a benefit play Too Many Bosses starring Corry Senior High School actors and actresses. Tickets cost 30 cents for students, and each student is urged to sell at least one ticket. A box of candy is awarded to the homeroom selling the most tickets. The cast has practiced daily for over a month and promises a top comedy and touching drama. The athletic group aims to raise about 200 dollars from a 700 dollar fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aoe
Ainletie Association
Outside School News Spoils Holiday Assembly Plans
The December 18 program by the seventh grade at the shunter High Yard will feature a Christmas theme with songs by the Glee Club under Miss Young and later events organized by Miss Kepler and the schout Urse to promote the season.
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Sue
Wriday Assembly
Miss Young
Wwthiusic Leacher
Miss Kepler
Miss Tutts Career Highlights and Roles At Local College
Miss Tutts graduated from Allehony College in 1994 with an A B degree and pursued graduate work at Penn State in 1986. Her specialties span American history and Problems of Democracy, and she is frequently involved as a faculty adviser to the Girls Student Council and leader of the Sonioy ’Mri-Hi-y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tutts
Allehony College
Corry
Penn State
Alway Eady
Uthe
Miss Tlus
Corry High School Newsroom Mixes Quips and Critique
The Corry High School publication lists staff including Orla Ewing and George Rogers with editors and department heads. A major study hall piece criticizes student behavior and teacher protests, noting disrupted classes and attempted humor harming concentration, while urging discipline and reflective reform.
Criticisms on Corry High School Failures and Remedies
A December 1930s letter contends that high failure rates at Corry High stem from teachers shifting to red ink and from broader economic pressures. It proposes remedies including student leadership, collective bargaining, a federation of student bodies, a potential school strike, and support for student ownership of the school, aiming to raise grades and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Hercules
Hi Times
M Usic
Ian Miakeg
Suis
Students of the Public Schools of
Fragmented school notes reveal chaotic study hall chatter
A jumble of student voices and classroom snippets shows gossip about report cards, post mortem bick, and pranks. Mentions of names like Mary Stars and Martha Brockman hint at a lively, chaotic school day with talk of dances, athletics, and daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slay
Frances d Dean
Eleanor
Virginia A Kaiser
Guy
Butters Clair
Lacie
Root
Agnes
Lille
Miriam
Miller
Beatrice
Lewis
Mary Stars
Palmer
Kirke
Martha Brockman
Maythie
Cecil
Mary Brooks
Maxine Swanson
Wilfred
Sarah Shaver
M. M
Thanksgiving help from Senior High students boosted aid
The Senior High students are thanked for cooperation in aiding a family for Thanksgiving. A donation of 4 $6.7 was given to the Red Cross and substantial vegetables and clothing were donated to the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
Athletic Hi Y Holds Meeting at Junior High
The Athletic Hi Y met at Corry Junior High Tuesday at 8 30. The club, led by adviser Mr Hengst and director Mr Myers, aims to develop Corry Hi athletes with a December 13 senior high dinner and talk by Mr Hengst to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Y
Hengst
Myers
Corry Hi
Hengat
Sonecened
The Skull and Crossbones Gather for The Christmas Dance
The ancient Order of the Skull and Crossbones meets at the Renes vous of St. Germiaine in a dark past to plan The Christmas Dance set for late December. Messages speak of secret journeys to the Graveyard and Catacombs and duties to guard the Mausoleum and Coffin as well as the Watchmen’s watch.
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Ancient
Order of the Skull and Crossbones
Renesvous
St. Germiaine
Lifeas
Novel Program Presented In Assembly At School
An assembly program sponsored by Mr. Anderson’s home room featured a variety of festive acts and extensive student talent. The broadcast style program, titled The Big Broadcast, showcased entertainers across home rooms including pianists, vocalists, and small groups with participants such as Gordon Rehnborz, Pete Making the Plant, the Boswell Sisters, Bing Crosby, Walter Winchell, and the Mills Brothers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Gordon Rehnborz
the Plant
Roger McCray
Sowell Thomas
George Rogers
Kate Smith
Amos York Baron Manchausen
Bill Steele Boswell
Bee Hulings
Helen Rathburn
Gertrude Reed
Bing Crosby
Khlar Daye
Walter Winchell
Cat Norder Rubinoff
Harry Baumgarten
Eddie Cantoy
Mattio Chirinuzia
Jimmy Wallington
Ralph Flick
Jack and Jerry
Verl Walder
WLEW
Brie
Tom Manning
Paul Brynoltson
Pele
Perry Haines Mills Brothers
Blair Sheeley
Mynford Williams
Wilford Mountain
George Taylor
Irete
Clyde Bloss
Billy Jewell
Victori Dietzel
Paul Brynolfson
Beavers Open Season With Victory Over Ludlow
Gerry High's Corry coached Beavers beat Ludlow 30 to 15 at the Junior High gym to start the season. Mynford Williams scored the first basket. fans urged continued support for future games. An earlier Ramblers over Unknowns prelim showed local basketball rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Gerry High
Ludlow
Corry
Mynford Williams
Ramblers
Unknowns
The
High School Skating Rink Thanks Local Support
Students express gratitude to Mr Sheen and citizens for enabling a skating rink. Weather held for several days of skating and hope remains to reuse the winter activity. Jr Tei HI Y plans a school play next week with admission prices to cover Christmas party costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
U.e| See
Wulitorium
Chargau
Beu-lah Koyaeh
Blesnor Spock
Eisie Raeke
Colleits Burkhardt
Zouk
Post Mortem notes from CHS graduates stage show
A CHS Post Mortem column describes a benefit play directed by Misa Rowland for Lie Athletic Association. It lists post grads in the cast Neil McKay Ruth Stanford John Love Perry Haines Jr and notes on school activities, student antics, and faculty reactions with humor and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rowland
Penefit Lie Athletic Association
Neil McKay
Ruth Stanford
John Love
Perry Haines, Jr
Gour
P. G
Neil
Sheen
Axtell
Mary Grace
Helene Lewis
Kiwan- S
Angy Baressi
Hart
Mir Anderson
Joe Mapes
McCall's
Hin
Lawrence Klinger
Frances Dean
Allen Bennett
Haines
Allen
Noyr
Leyide
Miss Barr
Lee
Miss Lyons
Raccoons Moved to Other Sector in Jackson Centre
In Jackson Centre the raccoon population appears sparse with only three tracked in the early season, raising concerns hunters may see migration to nearby fields. The Jackson Field and Stream Club has released raccoons annually and supplied winter food, while local reports note occasional migration similar to the squirrel.
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Jackson Centre
Jackson Field and Stream Club
Plan Religious Clinic at M E Church
The M C A sponsors a religious clinic at the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Wednesday at 7 30 pm with D A Hillstrom presiding as chairman Rev Perry Haines to be speaker Miss Signa Andersen and D A Hillstrom providing music Youth of Today will be the talk topic The event aims to unite YMCA clubs Sunday school teachers pastors and laymen to reach more young people through church activities and discussions with leaders urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
D. A. Hillstrom
Perry Haines
DA. Hillstrom
Toval Y. M.C. A
Stiltman
First Methodist Episcopal Ciaran
Afiss Signa Andersen
D. A Hillstrom
M. Hengst
Warren Residents Subpoenaed in Auto Crash Suit
In Warren county a dozen locals including George Eberhart Hern Johnson Jr L Endress and Miss Mabel Lawson are subpoenaed to appear in court in the suit of Joseph Lang Jr against Merton Reed owner driver of an auto which struck a telephoto pole at New York Central crossing in Conewango Township December 3 1930 causing Lang fatal injuries at Warren General Hospital. The compensation sought is 25000. An inquest found the accident stemmed from slippery highway curvature and recommended a warning sign be erected about 100 feet east of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
George Eberhart
Hern Johnson, Jr
L. Endress
Mabel Lawson
Warren General
Auic
Potter County
Jackson's Crossing
Lary
Corsner Hu Lowsay
Arosa
Merton Reet
Eure
Children rob bank during snowy Bloomsburg visit
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on December root two children allegedly climbed a window at the Bloomsburg Bank Columbia Trust Company and stole money. They carried away sacks of cash left on a table in the bank. A sister reportedly offered the boy money. Police recovered $1148 and custody was arranged for preliminary hearing. Names were withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro
Bloomsburg
Neveh
Ani
Bloomsburg Bank-Columibia Trust Company
Banie
Taj
Anil
Sale notices and livestock offered in brief classified item
Fragmentary classified notice lists TOR SALE horses cattle vehicles and young pigs. Mentions John Gil pinstree and a phone number 25185. Odd wording suggests a generic sale row from a late era newspaper.
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Mney
Police
John Gilpinstreet
Ise
Kane Woman to Face Grand Jury in Kane Pa
Kane, Pa. Mrs Bea trie Sullivan a Kane woman charged with the murder of her husband Neil will meet the grand jury in McKean county court this Monday or Tuesday as warned Saturday. The case was postponed to grant privacy on the debt. Edwin P Burger of Brantford Tow near Bradford faces a murder charge in Smethport court for the death of neighbor Claude Roberts a former Brydtort policeman. Burger says Roberts invaded his home and during a scuffle Roberts died. Lawyers announced the case and defense will be led by Kane attorney Mutyabinen with Bradlord attorney assisting.
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Kane
Beatrie Sullivan
Neil
McKear
Devia
Burges
Edwin P Burger
Blangs Hottow
Bradford
Smethsport
Claude Roberts
Brydtort
Burger
Roberts
Tran
Wuur
K Vierdiel
Junpitivode Fromttele
Buren
Charie
Mureier TL
Comunu
Ayew
Aye Illege
Pittsburgh
Dusan Versil
Spirs Yoyanoff
James Sweeten
Paul Barbar
Antonio Orazio
Icidnapine
Todet Nodeiou
Ot Croaby
Uitskirta
Poicr
Lila
Mutvabinen
Beiliant Young Kane
Mrs
Suiliva
Dplin Pisa Mibbons
Bradlord
Unclear OCR Quiz Poses Historical Name Fragments
Fragmentary inputs mix numeric answers dates place names and person references including 1930 Oslo independence Feber 1918 and figures like Thomas J Jackson. The source text is garbled and incomplete, preventing a coherent news item or precise fact extraction.
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Oslo
Chinisthang
Feberaey
Thomas J. “Stonaywall” Jackson
Longfelinw
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Rita Waite
Mary Sears
Robert Ayers
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Clin Norder
Lois Carnot
4Eata Scott
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Bill Steere
Martha Kopkenian
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Athletic HI Y
Beavers
Beatrice Hilings
Bee
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Phillip Holmes
Ralph Cady
Erma
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East End
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Paul Mulheir
Limboy
Guy Butters
Ray
Kenneth Jackson
Room 14
Etta Kett Oo
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Santa Claus
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Beatrice Sullivan
Smethport
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