Beavers Fall to Bulldogs in Close Opener
Corry High basketball opened with an 18 to 17 loss to Meadville, as Curtis Taylor out with injuries and Taylor ineligible limited the Beavers. Curty led most of the game and held an 11 to 10 halftime edge, but Meadville rallied in the third quarter. Coach Myers expects a stronger lineup as the season progresses.
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Corry High
Meadville
Beavers
Patna
Curtis
Amit Taylor
Curty
Orange and Black
Scrapng Bulldogs
Myers
H A M Club Plans Dinner and Shoots Schedule
The H A M CK club met Tuesday and planned a dinner at 6 30 Wednesday at the High school kitchen. They will write to other towns to arrange shoots and conduct a deer and bear scoring contest tied to the current season. Mr Anderson told an exciting story as the meeting adjourned when the bell rang.
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Anderson
Florence Tanner and Girls in a School Portrait Feature
Florence Tanner from Room 8, formerly of Centreville and Colstock Hi, is featured among Corry High students as a basketball award winner now aiming for another in Corry. The piece also profiles Betty Paulson, Arlene Robbins, and others, noting interests in reading, swimming, dancing, and student groups.
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Florence Tanner
Room 8
Centreville
Corry High
Colstock High
Titusville
Colstock Hi
Corry
Florence
Betty Paulson
Mrs. Smiths
Betty
Arlene Robbins
Betty Krone
What Happened If: Chewing Gum Stopped Weird Student Line
A fragmented classroom vignette lists teachers and students with garbled phrases and misspellings. The mock scenario imagines Bonnié Pier stopping gum, Miss Hees avoiding English, and various other odd outcomes. It reads like a humorous old column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnié Pier
Miss Hees
Morrow
Biwin Mountain
Mr. Haines
Frank Butters
Peresa Phillips
Jose Normati
Blantien
Orpha Crosentt
Walt Vedic
Margaret Purcell
Dick Dawson
Mes. Smith
Mr Sheer Nanlent Wank
Anil Waith Swenson
Christmas Play to Be Presented by Room 3
A Christmas program titled One Sacrificial Gift will be presented Thursday December 16 by Room 3 under Miss Price. The play features ten student roles and a hidden cathedral choir, contrasting a poor mat with a grand cathedral setting to emphasize quality gifts over quantity.
Beavers Open Basketball Season and Club Notes
Bits of news from Hi Times report Bob Bracken spraining an ankle at practice. O D 8 Club held a December meeting at "Sis" home with a gift exchange planned for December 28 at "Giggles." Library Club profits from a Wednesday candy sale as the Junior Class plans ticket sales. Various parties, assemblies, and early season prep details for school clubs and teams are noted.
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Sis
Christmas survey of high school wishes and bets
A Times reporter polled numerous high school students and teachers on Christmas dreams. Answers range from toys like a teddy bear and a squeaky dog to practical gifts such as a Chevrolet, a piano, or a geometry A's, with many saying yes to Santa.
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A. Al-Times
Igh School
Betty Fogle
Howard Brooks
Alice Ranch
Betty
Pred Walsh
Wdith Hixon
Alice
Ernest Alswaty
Harriett Wynn
Jack Lindsley
Betty Stewart
al Piterage
Santa
Rose Mary Auer
Roger McCray
Dorothy ‘Burrows
Willis Stewart
Dot Brockmann
Junior Sullivan
Harriet Hepler
Teddy
Paul Phelps
Mamie Mack
Kirk Sawyer
Jessie Turan
Yank
Bush
iSure
Aganta
Miss Rowland
Katy McCray
Chuck McCuan
Miss Price
Grand Automobile
George Walstencroft
Auntie Mae
Wes
Auiss Price
Um Safe
Hero Loveland
Tex
Sperry
Anna ‘Labousk
Malcolm Haines
Marjorie Young Jr
Mr. Haines
Marjorie Young
Mr. Myers
Atlanta
Lavina ‘Dingfeldér
Helen Damon
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Byler
Ass Bennet
Diane Fogle
Agnes Mote
Marion Pilt
Mt Md Sorority Plans Holiday Dance
Old and new members of the Mt Md Sorority met at Marion Pitt's home Tuesday to discuss the annual Christmas dance. The event was set for Saturday December 2 at the Hotel Corry with the orchestra yet to be selected.
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Mt. Md
Marion Pitt
Hotel Corry
Ten Cent Bangle Pins Help Students Attend Matinee
Purchase of ten cent bangle pins allowed many senior high pupils to attend the matinee So Red the Bone this afternoon. Grade school pupils bought their pins, and younger children took advantage of the offer, with limited details about the event and participants provided in the damaged notice.
Second Childhood stage play delights at Soshocton
The Junior Class presented Second Childhood under Miss Bennett in Soshocton Indiana. The farce features Professor Relyea and General Burbeck in a youth revival experiment. Sylvia and Philip’s romance ends happily as the professor restarts his work after a night of mistaken youth. The show netted funds with music by the High School Orchestra.
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Miss Bennett
Doctor Relyea
Soshocton
Indiana
Wellsmilier
Professor Relyea
Sylvia Relyea
Sylvia
Marcella Barbeci
Maicola
Relyeal
Philly
Staht#n
Paby
Philip
Times Published by Corry High School Students
Principal message from the Corry High School Times staff urges readers to shift from holiday gift excess to giving. Editor Elaine Foster notes student contributions and typists across a broad list of staff, with a plea to reconsider Christmas spending and focus on meaningful acts of generosity.
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Students of
Corry High School
Elaine Foster
Assit
Norma Bennett
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Betty Fogle
Bor Roelofs
Hoh Ott
Dick Shoop
Big Mertick
Duane Fogle
Magic Johnson
Norma Grine
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Harriett Anderson
Harriet Winn
Eilmear Smith
Mary McMahon
Ella Belle Roschio
Joan Place
Ruth Beckwith
Ben Maxwell
Ethel Beckwith
Corinne Cullen
Bob Maxwell
Margaret Jane King
Bohoi
Football Team Feted At Methodist Banquet
The 1936 football squad will be feted at a Methodist banquet tonight with six managers and two coaches in attendance. Menu includes ham potatoes salad ice cream and cake. Quiley Williams sponsors the event and will be toastmaster as players highlight the season and look ahead to potential recruits for next year.
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Methodist
Quiley" Williams
Erie County Court Dockets To Be Cleared As Judge Rossiter Leaves
Erie County court operations expect near full docket clearance when Judge Rossiter exits office. Reports claim decades without such backlogs, credit goes to Judges Waite Hirtami and Orphars, who began reducing cases in 1932. The current term will see remaining cases drop below a thousand.
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Erie County
Rossiter
U. 2 Rossiter
Newy
Lake
Phe
U Rassite
Wallim & Hirtami
Orin Waite
Orphars
Irismyirate
Thas
Nuil Courtans
Erie Youth Narrowly Escapes Gas Fumes
A 16 year old boy from Winth Street Erie fainted during a game and was revived by city firefighters led by Assistant Fire Chief Sunliy after a gas exposure. Family members forced entry, removed him from a tub, and after about an hour of oxygen treatment he recovered and remained in hospital that night.
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Bly Saines
Andrew Purashviteh
Not Winth Street
Sunliy
Ducks Felled With Arrows In Oregon Hunt
In Floreneice Oregon Dr GF Gulager and James Baker tired of shooting ducks with guns and used a bow and arrow. Baker killed mallards with the bow while Gulager aided in the hunt near here.
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Floreinice
Ore
Dr. GF
Gulager
James Baker
Fire destroys Moorhead barn. no victim found
Fire at Joseph Y. Moorhead's Moorheadville farm destroys a large barn. No trace of a fire victim found, owner believes occupants slept inside and fled. Loss estimated over 56000. Alberta liquor tax plans amid government push to raise prices and widen revenue.
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Tubse
Joseph Y. Moorhead
Moorheadville
Alberta
Calgary
Alerta
Sorell Credit
Menl
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Bulldogs
Corry Vorsers
H. A. M. Club
Rilith Hixon
Robent Wallace Robent Hunt
Richard Shoop
Kathryn Hoberts
Red Walsh
Harrison Curtis
Helen Hovey
Neil Lindsay
Duane Fogie
Hi Times
Bob Bracken
Library Club
Plana
Munday
Viva Thomas
Rose Mary Auér
Herbert Loveland
Beulsh Lewis
Rexford Proctor
Marie Neylon
Rolland Gates
Alice Wetmore
Donald Gates
Marguerite Neylon
W. H. Loveland
McCray
Elizabeth Dahl
Louise Madison
Garland
Pittsburgh
R. Sheen
the Beavers
The
Tri Hit Club
the Beaveretts
Clas
Tires Musketeers
Xmas
Mr. M. Sorority
Sally Mosis
Raturn
Erie
W.F.W
Jechie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
West Washington Street
Santa Claus
Cane Messenger
Rennsylvania Gaa Ad
Sskmives
Kian Steadrive
Ae Ssraniat
Brockniay
North Center Street
Farmer
Bert Pratt
Grand Valley
Bell
N. W. Jowel
Carry
Gould Street
Atte
We Cray
A. den Hartogh
Powell's Kendall
Washington Street
Phone Sur
Guy Gibbons
A. C. Jones
East South Street
Fanerze
O. F. Moore
Carter
Inquire Letters Brothers Market
Clymer
N.Y
Salm
Spartansmore
Call Tso
BLIGE
Aingle Tedh
Jabies
Spring Street
Tuuaville
Churen Run Road
Z. J. Wager
Arthur Scouten
Pope Pius
Ralph Forte
United Press
Vatican
Andrass
College of Cordials
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