Beavers Press Oilers but Lose 22 to 14 in Bri day
Corry Toppers Give Visitors Tough GH Battle as Beavers push Oilers to a hard 22 14 defeat in Bri day evening play. Corry squad features Chuck Williams at wards and center Paul Sutton Tom Cragg Pat Greene and Bob Reynolds with Bob Brown Eu McElroy. Oil City led at half 7 7 but Corry rallied behind Williams and OSsoft to seize the win.
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Oilers
Briday
Beavers
Chuck Willams
Bob Reynolds
Paul Sutton
Tom Cragg
Pat Greene
Sibs Bob Brown
EU McElroy
Oil City
Chuck Williams
Oi City
Oii City
Tom Gyage
Corry
Sheek
Oily
City
Manning Ossoft
Chucks Wiliams
Oilars
Teachers Dinner Honors Rotary Club at Hotel Corry
Senne High School faculty members attended a Teachers Association dinner honoring the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry on Wednesday evening. The program featured two piano solos by Mrs Caley and two violin solos by Mr Commers along with group singing. The Rev Boettcher of Monessen Methodist Episcopal Church gave the address on this busy world with Dr Best Liphey presiding as Rotary Club president.
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Senne
Teachers’ Association
Monessen
Best Liphey
Trio Arrested in North East Hold Up Case
Three men identified as Bulthyi, Delaom, and Saverina were captured following an early morning hold up at St Joseph Canal North Mast. They were found with stolen money and extradited to Ride with Eye for trial. Investigators linked them to a scheme involving a club and extortion of $600 from Pewie Palermo.
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Buffalo
St. Joseph’s Club
Erik
Bulthyi
St. Joseph Cnal
Worming
Tauieya
Lasses Delaom
Charles Binalii
Joseph Saverina
Poe Vico
Luanna Apie
Ywings Lawn
Pewie Palermo
Respectable Young Witches Wanted for April May Positions
Fragmentary advert seeks respectable young witches for apprenticeship or roles in a local event. Partial text mentions April and May deadlines and a box contact in Founeatl area.
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Cabuey
Bex
Cate
Kundracija Holds Lead In Intramural Points
Intramural standings show Kundracik leading with top scorers Mika and Bob Watrous among high point totals. Team results list Room 4 with 3 wins, Room 1 with 3 wins and 3 losses, Room 8 with 2 wins, plus Room 2 9 won 3 lost, and Room 1 with 2 won 4 lost. Today's games feature Room 1 versus Room 2 at 7:15 and Room 6 at 8:25 with Room 14 schedule unclear.
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Kundracik
Weain Yan Une
Mika
Bob Watrous
Rovim
Jack Sample
Pete Ate Asin
Ronm
Paul + oom
Pbs
Mirtin Kepvel
Ares Room
Home Arts candy sale funds embroidery and swim party planned
The Home Arts group held a successful candy sale to raise money for Covrlan pictures and for a swimming party to Erie WMCA. The Girls Athletic Club has been drilling for basketball for three weeks and hopes to compete with other teams soon. A new Games Club will replace the Rod and Gun Club, likely focusing on ping pong under Mrs Anderson’s supervision.
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Tneir Covrlan Pictures
Mir
Repeus
Pomeroy
Mr White
Inesd
Dr. Miller Wart
Erie Wmca
Pedame Jetta
Bastetball
Stanlary
Games Club
Anderson
Siunenay
Lair Iagt Rolnti
Tursdey
Jon
Mr. Anderson
Peggy Sullivan
St Ism
Burns
Witch
New Kong
Seitenen
Haril
Maely
Gelling
Columbus
Counel Mel
Anc
Une
Iday
Howe
Mary Haying
Jeni Maloney
USA
Miss Bennett
Toucan Uses Long Beak To Reach Distant Fruit In Amazon
A toucan of the Amazon region has a disproportionately large beak nearly matching its body. It feeds mainly on fruit but cannot easily reach fruit on thin branches due to its weight. The bird balances on sturdier limbs and extends its long beak to grasp distant food.
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Amazon
Up and Down the Hall Well Hello
The column recounts students returning after two weeks of exams and reviews In the Rotary Club quiz Juniors defeat Seniors by 36 points The Lyceum course play is praised and a swimming party at Biloxi is noted The Home Arts club candy sale is profitable and social life includes party mentions and student crushes The operetta stars rehearse a goat show and movie star references appear with light gossip about teachers and visitors
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Byler
Hitler
Rotary Clib
Studetta
Lyceung
A Y Club
Craker
Home
Brie
Rotary Club
Dick Denring
Vic Cragg
Janet Gordon
Sophimore
Clark Gable
Should There Be a Homemaking Course in Schools
A high school poll shows many students supporting a compulsory homemaking course for juniors and seniors. Respondents claim it would provide girls skills for managing homes, ease college load, and offer practical training for future marriages. Supporters note state funding could support separate courses to relieve classroom congestion.
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Junior
Sentar High School
George Pitcardi
Ental
Dos Bereman
Goluel
Ann McMann
Roberty Khu
Rolirt Waite
Iva Diven
Howe
Teattien
Miter
Mike
Mike Wea
Sheen
Tin State
Senior Snapshots spotlight northwestern seniors in school activities
Jewel Hanbronck, an excel lent dancer and admired singer, stars in the senior snapshot feature as she won praise in operettas and leads the Ole club. Kathleen Hazel, Shirley Harvey, and Phyllis McClintock also appear among active students, while Keith Henton stands out as the sole senior boy in the group.
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Rere
Jewel Hanbronck
Jewel
Kathleen Hazel
Kathleen Ia
Kathleen Swhere
Shirley Jeanette Harvey
Shirley
Phyllis McClintock
Keith Henton
Keith
Corry ‘High
Tadiana
Cole Auubus
Semester classes begin amid reorganized staff and plans
The new semester opens with 15 new school history courses and reorganized classes running smoothly. Senior secretarial students prepare for practice in offices, with about 20 graduates expected to enter offices while decisions on eliminating lower grades loom. A March office practice period is planned as the new consumer education class grows, with 33 pupils in Mr Boguyius trig class.
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Sna
Mit
Decid
Consumers’ Education
Jared Snoney
Mr. Boguyius
Unis
Olga
Beavers Lose to Franklin as Weak Passing Hurts
Review of the Cor ry Beavers recent results shows two wins in five games. They lost 31-21 to Meadville on January 17, then beat Titusville 84-82 in overtime. They won 82-21 at Union City on January 27, lost 46-622 to Franklin on January 29, and suffered a defeat to Roky Grove earlier in January.
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Corry Beavers
Bylermen
Beavers
Meadville
Bylarmen
Titusville
Woth
Bob Reynold
Gerry
Univ
Union City
Roky Grove
Benky Grove
Prantlin
Iead
Franklin
Barrels of Money Third Lyceum Number Presented
The Pollard Players presented the comedy Barrels of Money as the third Lyceum number Wednesday evening. About two hundred students used the matinee-free seat offer, and a party in the High school auditorium followed with attendees including Roberta King, Donna Bertran, Janet Gordon, Ruth Berhett, Helen Bish, and others, with Mr. Anderson in attendance.
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Lyceum
Pollard
Rooma
Ualiors Etd
Une Editeron
Roberta King
Donna Bertran
Janet Gordon
Ruth Berhett
Helen Bish
Mary Roelofs
Anne Rainesaro
Mary Castor
Bud Bracken
Kennet Bur
Clair Aillstrom
Clare Caster
Bob Parlshurst
Eith Fenton
Dick Lindsley
Anderson
Hall Monitors Improve Senior High Welcoming System
Senior High School deploys hall monitors to direct visitors and quiet hall noise before classes. Monitors assist travelers, reduce hallway chatter, and are shared with nearby towns. Students are appointed to supervise the auditorium daily, with names posted at the auditorium door.
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Sanong
Kenneth Burr
Ve Boys
Cornel
Art Donni Bertram
Je Girla
Ett
Juditorium
Classes and Clubs Highlight January School Week
January school week features chemistry struggles and a student run candy sale by Home and Arts Club. Seniors consider a break from a chemistry problem, Peggy Sullivan injures hands from lab work, and a Lyceum program with a Columbus Student Council event draws crowds.
Ask the Professor Set for March 3rd
The Glee Club chooses "Ask the Professor" as its March third operetta. Last year’s "The Sunbonnet Girl" was a hit and this year’s production promises equal charm with a strong cast and rapid rehearsals under Mrs Charloc. Dances for the operetta are supervised by Mrs Lewis, health instructor.
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Glee Club
Sifen
Mir Ann
Charloc
Lewis
Bish
Semester plans shift as students adjust schedules
HL Times reports a new semester underway with students urged to plan schedules. Editorial notes focus on motivation, steady effort, and choosing subjects to build toward goals.
Bearing: Three kinds of trouble to bear
A brief aphorism notes that people shoulder past, present, and anticipated troubles, highlighting a Proubles theme with a historical voice. The line suggests enduring multiple burdens across time, reflecting a voice akin to Edward Everett Hale.
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Saxe
Etward fEverell
Union City Borough Treasury Balance Report
Union City Borough shows a year end treasury balance of 5,169 with receipts totaling 5,000 plus and expenditures amounting to 2,500. The report names the Clerk and notes balances and expenditures across accounts including Wilson Cyberalgh and related line items.
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Union City
Erte
Wen
Clayinbis
Juhl Davis
Ratube
Wilson Cyberalgh
Tiger of the Ait owl earns fearsome fame
The great horned owl named the Tiger of the Ait is praised for courage and strength. Its hunting of poultry is cited as proof of its deadly skill, with danger to domestic fowl and pets highlighted in the description.
Thousands homeless as floods devastate regions
The disaster left thousands homeless as rivers rose rapidly and broke records. Police reported flood surges of up to 48 feet near Kentank, while towns faced water pouring into valleys and disrupted supplies. The Red Cross counted about 3,400 families homeless, with West Virginia second at 2,200 and other areas estimating thousands more in need of aid.
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Une
Uthetlweters
Kentank
Nagy
Pulte Vill
Cuttlesbaeg
Red Cross
West Virginia
Basketball Scores From Various Games
Tray State 34 Poyn 3h m Arnay 31 Virginia ti Na Dartmurth Bh Yale to Pill Conwent Tech 43 Ohio State 1 Minossuba fu WorthWestern 47 Tove 2
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Tray State
Poyn
Arnay
Virginia Ti
Na Dartmurth
Yale
Conwent Tech
Ohio State
Minossuba Fu
WorthWestern
Tove
Rodak Meets Miller at Pittsburgh Flight Meet
Chicago’s Billy Miller faces strong field at Motor Square Garden in Pittsburgh tonight. Rodak from the Midwest aims for a two event double as the meet features top sprinters and edge competition.
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Rodak
Mller
Pittsburgh
Low Iindale
Chicago
Billy Miller
Pillsbure
Moto Square
Life of Mumans Neanderthal Map Estimate Report
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a Neanderthal map and a life of Mumans with an estimated past about one million people. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
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Weghlei
Maloupaun’s. Tweety
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FO Sale
Therpsims Puiltry Farm
Clynud
New York
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Curry Bei
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Melson
Mille Hatchery
Linesville
Cutie Park Toy Entile
Ellsswirth
Wilson Sugar Crave
Ballerson
Lemay Streak
Laemire
SorUe Centop Streek
Club Review
HL Times
Norma Kher
Balter
Man
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All-Way Electric CO
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the Bank
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