Examinations For Tuberculosis At Local High School
Five hundred students at CL & high school participated in TB testing funded by a Christmas Seal drive. Two hundred ninety five students took advantage of the test, praised for common sense and civic spirit. Gratitude expressed to Dr. S O Pruitt, J Kenneth Winters, Anna V. Bisely, Otis Hepler, Mr. Dewey, Mr. Sheen, and Corry community supporters who made the exams possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Pruitt
J. Kenneth Winters
Erie County Health
Captain Blood review with Flynn and cast lineup
A period-accurate review of Rafael Sabatini's Captain Blood starring Errol Flynn and Glvnn de Havilland with Lionel Atwill and Rosa Alexander. The piece notes the swashbuckling tale of Dr. Peter Blood starting as a slave and becoming pirate captain, plus a noblewoman romance. It mentions an orchestral overture conducted by John Tagrin and hints at upcoming features and star power in a broader cinema program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Sabatini
Captain Blood
Errol Flynn
Glvnn de Havilland
Lionel Atwill
Guy Kite
Rosa Alexander
David Torrence
Hobart Cavanaugh
Duke of Monmouth
Peter Bload
Indica
John Tagrin
Iwan Beaty
Lost and Found Items Highlight School Notes and Game Report
Fragmented items show lost goods including a tobacco box and blue fountain pen with large initials, plus names like Mildred Morton and Helen Jones. The text also recalls a birth in September, a planned purchase of football gear, and a basketball game where Union City faced Corry Wes, final score 53 to 1 with Bar esul leading Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Armory
Mildred Moston
Jane Muthevin
Blanden
Civero
Helen Jones
Mildred Morton
Mr. Bienen
Union City
Corry
McCalls
Wes
Baresul
First Junior Dance Held for Class Treasury Benefit
The Senior Class sponsored a dance on Primary Hill to aid the Junior Class treasury. Neal Peck's orchestra from Westfield provided music. Many couples attended and all enjoyed themselves. The event added five dollars to the Junior Class fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumior
Timary Bis
Neal Peck
Fromi Westfield 2
Uwcimee
Thut
Senior Class Size Shrinks in Midterm Results
Midterm results show a smaller Senior Class with about 12 members expected to graduate in June. Invitations selected by the Senior committee will be presented to the class for graduation gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UL Ik
History of Tuberculosis Deepens Public Health Insight
The article traces tuberculosis as a once leading cause of death, its modes of transmission, and progress in vaccination and early detection. It cites Koch’s 1882 discovery, explains infection routes, notes the Van Pirquet test and calcium-walled lymph node signs, and mentions Pennsylvania school programs for screening and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Pirduet
Pennsylvania
Tuberculosis article and local society notes in brief
Indebted to Mr. Anderson for tuberculosis piece elsewhere in this issue. Verna Gibbons absent recently. Thomas Roelofs to present plays with Dyamatic Group. Home assemblies resume next week. Ettel and Ruth Bedowith hosted Bridge Club last Friday with eight members. next meeting at Hetty Morton’s home. Miss Bennett and Miss Prige visiting. Mb Byler replacing Miss Rowland in period study hall. Dorotha Mar Rickers hosted ice cream party February 2. Henrietta Sayakowa attended surprise birthday party last Tuesday. Mrs. B Wilcox hosted. Mrs. McCormick spent weekend. Florence Bawden ill at home for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettel
Ruth Bedowith
Bridge Club
Hetty Morton
Senior Publication Notes February Edition at HI Times
The HI Times announces a senior class publication contest with Charlotte Schramling as utility editor. Other staff include Stanley Radecki assistant editor Marion Pitt managing editor Myrtle Kysur assistant managing editor Bob Jewell sports editor Bud Cartis feature editor and class officers organize staff for the February issue. Junior senior sophomore edition plans follow. A separate item reports Walter Gardwell bequeathing a $60,000 estate and naming Walter Gardwell Jr as beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Schramling
Uility
The
Star
Stanley Radecki
Marion Pitt
Myrtle Kysur
Bob Jewell Sports
Bud Cartis
Bhoeun
Itt
Organization of Classes TS Proving Successful
One organization of classes TS proves successful with new second semester layouts. Fifty six students joined Solid Geometry forcing a fifth period class. Miss Blair offers an Advertising class with nineteen students. Office Practice enrollments remain four seniors awaiting real work experience. Mrs McCormish’s typing class fills twenty six students, while a waiting list grows. Two Senior Camp classes shift to juniors. twelve College Prep Seniors completed the course first semester and about twenty juniors joined this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blandon
Miss Blair
Student Council Holds Thursday Meeting on Traffic and Study Space
A joint Student Council meeting on Thursday February 6 discussed inspecting traffic in the halls, using the study period Worary, and future actions. Presidents were asked to appoint committees. Mr Sheen, Mr Byler and Miss Rowland attended and offered ideas. Session adjourned to meet again next Thursday.
Virgins Bycwnc Wes absent at the afternoon meeting
A gathered fragment notes a January event at the Corry Public Library with Mrs Frances supervising the NY A as speaker. Ruth Lebna Vogt attended Union City high school during the week of January 27. A local group mentioned stylish changes and a communal announcement from the Ginsyey tiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Ruth Lebna Vogt
Igh
Debating Team Chosen and Schedule Released
Tryouts picked the team Af firmative: MacBain Sears Raith Lyman Burton Dearing and aes oknsat Negative: Jeanne Titua Martha Marle Hawkins Kathryn Hubertz and Frank Russ The debate topic is state funded medical service for all citizens The Inter High School Debating League schedule lists Corry vs Meadville February 26 at Meadville and other matches through March 13 at various locations Debates with Columbus and Youngsville are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacBain Sears
Raith Ly~man
Burton Dearing
Aes Oknsat
Jeanne Titua
Martha Marle Hawkins
Kathryn Hubertz
Frank Russ
Allegheny Gollexc
Corry
Meadville
Pranidin
Maren
Cochranton
North East
Tytusville
Columbus
Youngsville
Corry High School Times Editor Staff List
Published by students of Corry High School with editor and staff roles listed. Includes editor in chief Blaine Foster and a long roster of editors, state members, staff controllers, typists, and the faculty adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Times
Corry High School
Blaine Foster
Norma Bennett
Mary 4. Gillette
Betty Fogle
Dick Shoop
Bill Merrick
Bob Ott
Bob Mixwell
Harriett Anderson
Féin Raymond
Jo Ata Roach
Jeanne Titus
Norma Grive
Macie Johnson
Ruth Beckwith
Mary McMahon
Dorothy Mae Rickers
Frieda Vogt
Corinne
Help the Feathered Friends in Cold Weather
A brief plea urges readers to aid birds during harsh weather by offering bread crumbs and shelter. It notes birds struggle breaking through sow and may starve or freeze, urging kindness and active feeding and humane treatment of birds. A scribbled line references a Texas farm “operated since 1540” with garbled details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoy Eee Armonicemienta Mre
Della Sample
Spencer Dyrehere
R. Tll
Mercury and Health Tests Stir School Pupils
An uneasy scene at the school tuberculosis test admitted by State officials caused several pupils to nearly faint. A lighthearted crowd cheers over minor wagers as teachers note the strain of exams. Missing context makes specifics unclear, but the piece records health test anxiety and upcoming events amid school activities.
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Corry High Students Named in Class Groups and Hobbies
Sophomore Marian Donaldson enrolls in College Preparatory, lives in Spring Creek, and enjoys History and skating at North Center Street Rink. Junior Dorothy Myers, from Room 4, attends Goldese Prep, stands tall with red hair, a former Bash Bremerton student, and is known for basketball. Senior Ethel Beckwith, Dolly, in Mr Branden’s room, studies Commercial course, favors soft and typewriting, plays tennis, and is active in the S O S Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Donaldson
Spring Creek
Marian
North Center Street
Dorothy Myers
Dorothy
Corry High Sheaving
Attense l School
Bash Bremerton
Corry High
Ethel Beckwith
Dolly
Branden
Wiel
Corry
Ethel
TWO MEN AND WOMAN DIE FROM GAS FUMES
In Ponce today two men and a woman were found dead from gas fumes in a residence after neighbors detected odor and could not wake them. A burner gas plate with a loose valve was found nearby. authorities listed identities as Mary Ginliatsky 66, Andry Misvoke 45, feather worker, and John Carapchinko 85.
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Ponce
Hamed
Mary Ginlsliakw
Andry Misvoke
John Carapchinko
Cisislinka
Bas
Matanuska Gardens Thrive In Palmar Alaska
A fragment describes Muatumiske colymate with four points each and mentions carobages weighing 21 pawns and forty toi, depicting a local garden effort in Palmar Alaska. The text is garbled but centers on garden activity and odd item mentions in a northern locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanuska Gardens
Palmar
Alaska
Muatumiske Colymate
Weluhl
Spring Creek Sunday School Awards Prizes
Spring Creek announces prizes for perfect attendance for the year ending February. Thirty-two children are named by class year. The Ladies Aid Society met at Bernice Spermit’s home with Lois Siekter presiding. Readings were given and members served refreshments. Various local visits and events noted, including community plans and next meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Spring Creek
Althea ‘Tripp
Bani Mth
James Bighler
Batty Crane
Lawrence Porter
Daal
Vivegil Taylor
Lawrence Eudy
Ronld Greely
Richard Greely
Soviety
Martiyt Matesom
Lool Chargn
Hodes Gare
Anil Tony
Dawud
Partunesnnes
Ia. Guonett
Ms. Smuitl
Youngstown
Airs
Clare Batnun
Cm Doniydson
Vinkturs
Corry Minay
Amenpole
Philsdelpia
Tub
le Garpbell
Menting
W. Ghbadn
Pharsany
Path Shum Towner
Adan Laos
Adan Laos Pethured Pt He Howe of Mrs Mapalid Rikdy
Daory
Tatoo
Genevieve Lindberg
Warren
John McKay
Haffey
Corry
Mix
Mildred Henry
Eve
W. L
Sarnia
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Shean
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