Beavers and Meadville battle in tight junior high score clash
In a bitter rivalry between Corry and Titusville, Meadville tops Corry 28 28 in a hard fought extra period after a 12 9 start. Joe Dill scores 18 for Meadville while Howard Swanson leads Titusville with decisive fourth quarter rally and late baskets.
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Kirge Crow
Worryigh Beavers
Laea
caliLion
Beavers
Ae Vinsk
Tealing
Iscals
Meadville
South Street
Beavwrs
Bamhartmen
Svith Tronay Kato
Jim Lundy
Gam Brown
Beawvers
Giielt
Wits
Jess
Dill
Lang Cme téBerm de Eamne
Dily Anu Awcontil- Jen
Myather
Imeartville
Me ‘Ailen
Ibiy
Ayith
Joe Dill
Corry-Pbyaville
Cony High
Ie Rockets
Gulfeshe
Sutscurad
Ted
Howard Swanson
Quen City
Titusville Quittet
Home Arts Club Dolls From Yam Inspire Cozy Creations
HOME ARTS CLUB members craft ue dolls from yam strands and mark designs, while LIBRARY CLUB appoints consuls for upcoming parties. Rev Ray Harris delivers engaging talk on ear care at a Hi club meeting, with Rev G Boyd slated to speak this week. TRIHLY CLUB notes a social event and a skating party fundraiser, though details are unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Arts Club
Ray Harris
G. Boyd
Kiwanes Club To Stage Benefit Play In Corry
The Kiwanes Club announces a benefit theatre event in Corry featuring a community play. The show promises entertainment and a lively program with local performers and school participants, benefiting local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanes Club
Student Council Holds First Meet At School
The Student Council gathers for its first meeting of the term. Paul Phelps, president of the Boys Council, presides as officers are absent, minutes unavailable due to secretary absence, no old or new business proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onder Wey Paul Phelps
Seen
Room 8 Thanks for Valentines Candy Expressed
Room 8 extends gratitude to Senators Mr Mcnyoy and Russell Bayley for a Valentine box of candy and a kind expression of thanks. The note conveys appreciation from Rocky’s group and mentions Beis and a clown in a lighthearted closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
Mr. Mcnyoy
Russell Bayley
Valentine Foox
Candy
Up and Down the Hall at the Senior Class Meeting
A lively senior hallway activity item noting a heat of a class meeting to plan graduation invitations. Students attended, teachers teased, with chatter about spelling, posters for Tavs Light Opera, and various campus happenings including games, measles notes, and post‑school activities in rooms 7 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Helen Hows
Julia Epka
Bea
Mick
Lindsley
Rudi Betker
Major
Bob) Swannon
Chnarvelle Bloss
Union City Oil City
Milc Dip Anderson
Tack & Grane
Mino Sears
Haines
Mitre
Meatville
Asie “Roi ‘Taylor
Wallace
W.P.A
Nhcoac
Kaw Indramur
Oveseen
Intramural Basketball action opens with lopsided wins
The second round of the Intramural Basketball League began Thursday night as teams showcased stronger rosters. Shop 5 overwhelmed Room 1 28 to 4, Room 14 defeated Room 7B 40 to 5, and Room turned back Room Ni 25 to 7 in another dominant showing. Substitutes listed include Whitelead Parkhurst and Lindsley with several players named for each squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptangings Secang-nouna
Shop
Lawson
Messina
Cece Hurlburt Dubyouky
Sheldon Bielowski
Lindstrom
Whitelead
Parkhurst
Names in School News Spotlight Students and Events
A Tecord Nagibeen KepU BE Lap main ber of times students maces avs appeared in the mi Times. Among the names listed, boys dominate sports mentions while girls appear mainly in skating parties and dances. Notable names include Joe Orenue Tim Tandy Paul Phelps Bob Swanson Edith Hixson Doris Wollette Marion Donaldson.
February Birthday Notes From Local Column
February birthdays appear in a short list with names like Robert Widy, Mr Myers and others noted for celebratory mentions. The fragment hints at dates February 17 and February 20 with unclear surnames not fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Applebees
Robert wSdy
Mr. Myers
Robert Widnes
Hi Times Staff Roles List Fragment
A fragmented byline listing editorial and staff positions on the Hi Times newspaper. Names include Harriet Amerson, Norma Kler Man, Betty Fogle, Betty Jane Dake, Bob Morton, Paul Phelps, Kenneth Faw, Charlotts Nagel, Janie Howan, and others, with roles like editor and sports editor and various assistants.
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HI Times
Harriet Amerson
Norma Kler
Sodiler
Betty Fogle
Betty Jane Dakesirand
Bob Morton
Paul Phelps
Kenneth Faw
AT E Anderson
February as a Month of Inspiration and Valor
An editorial reflective piece argues February honors great figures like Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, illustrating honesty, perseverance, and national founding ideals. It links Saint Valentine’s associations with love to courage, patriotism, and love of country, urging readers to consider moral strength in difficult times.
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Abrraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lincoln
Washington
Valentine
Pean
Tri Hi Y Sponsor Activities Include Skating Party
Tri Hi Y list of weekly activities includes a candy sale skating party and Candle Lighting services. Candy sale held during the penn period Tuesday earned a profit of 1.75 dollars. Funds to be held for Tri Hi emblem use. Four new members admitted: Andres Wred Bernice Smith Marley Young and Jacke Roman. After the sweeting a service was held Monday evening.
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Truhty
Andres’ Wred
Bernice Smith
Marley ‘Young
Jacke Ro
CLASS OFFICERS APPOINT PROM COMMITTEES
Class officers outline the Junior-Senior prom plan with Bud Bracken as general chair. Committees include Decorations, Invitations, Music, Furniture, Programs, and Punch. list of chairmen and members provided with many names and roles.
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Bud Brackex
Janquel
Treasury
Sune
Weu
Mary Hinman
Mari Koppel
Warren Proctor
Wenil Gage
Verna Wetmore
Swanson
Invitations
Androgram
Tictets
Chama
Jeane Seiten
Keith Henton
Max Chris
Anita Reinesato
Muriel Young
Music
Riskary Lindsley
Mary Cas
Charles Rmples
Patty Yel
Mil Binman
Purniture
Light Opera Music Winners at Lyceum Night
A ninth grade student chorus and a small group from the junior division sang in the High School auditorium at three o’clock. The Davies Light Opera Company directed by Willem Davies presented a lively program with songs from No No Nativity and The Student Prince. The ensemble drew strong praise from the audience.
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Isemon Igi
Pupus
Cigill
Oolonie
Davies
Willem Davies
Nuliua
Toto
Prince
Vaso Ting
Naughty Marotta
Lyceum Couric
Magic Meno Sale Details From AA Project
A fragmented report describes a sale linked to the AA project. It mentions tablets tied to 1937-39 and lists names like Moses and Jahn Strigier. The text hints at distribution plans and compares demand to another set, noting willingness to sell quickly.
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Ube A. A
Firauischn Slifticitties
Moses
Singing Assembly Hears Young Voices At Ban
A local singing assembly featured students and townsfolk joining in popular song sheets. The Wednesday event included cheering, with a swing band providing music for the singalong and community camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singing Assembly
Suilrning
Stowe
Barivihe
Houston Pro Wins Frisco Open
A Houston pro captured the Frisco Open title in a standout performance. The event featured notable players and capped by a decisive victory toward the lead of the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Pro
San Jasco
Ug Ie
Yale
Fsil
Milk Springs
Seniors Meet to Select Invitations for Commencement
The February meeting aimed to choose commencement invitations. Seniors debated styles and displayed samples in the trophy case to vote on preferred designs, as President Sivansom announced the calling of this year’s event.
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van Gee
Phem
Sivansom Annoinse
Valentine’s Day, June Days in Historic Puzzling Text
A fragment notes misplacements of February and June, with playful references to Valentine's Day and romance. The jumbled prose hints at calendar confusion and character errors, suggesting a lighthearted, garbled passage about dates and affection. No clear event or人物 identified.
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Team Motors
Eli’ Motors
Burch Zivic
Ukie Blair
Eelig
Jualll
Joteh
Gizzy
Scho
Ime XU
Corry
JURY
Titusville
Corry Hi
Hale
Trihly
Gast
Megilly
Sale
Toray
Asa Phumhat Ly
Tunis Ariday
Hlayasia Elisf
Lhyh
Wuslfarnien
Ayoth Bike Phillies
Richard Rossbachen
Public Safety
Ultilack Ipm
Richard Rosspacher
Surli-Td
ADV
Ue Wisp Subersigays
Avnstty
Wien
Pennsyl Vatin
Aulawntee
Hieehase
Blake
Hecht Ty
Pemn
Morton
Levy
Laky
Wayne Townabip
ATL Pranarty Tases
Walroug
Tiating
Buianacr
Shives
Chmmeys
Wuerni
Jilneows
POL Sala
Svenul-Husiil Haatin
Wile
Uid
Regisleky
Gene Kondition
Guy Bi Rogers Sans
Femala
Gus
Iy -Yuuige Wonman
Ome Child
G. Adress
Iiatraloes Amm
HobipaeIs Quinn
Toomes
Howe
Pattaiouizins
Bchi
Arbus “Bae
Jovenal Eta
Prletl
Gory
Bus
Ab Lindsiey'sr Pharmae
Umly
West Park
Wren Halstein Springer
Springer
Peimis Cash. M
Millers
Arthur Beruten
Spartanburg
Auctoneen
Montagulés Barn
Union City
Petmlary
Warren ‘Proctor
Paul ‘Weber
Itl
Jean McCray
Beagey Bossiery
Tinion City
Unio City
Aste Martin Keppel
Charlotte Nagle
Florida
Hillstrom
Mary
Sinsaine
Bopardus Gine Tir
Myers Ax
Titnaville
Corry-Titusville
Jong
Davis
Boelety
Merle van Cle
Treva
Sheen
Pupila Ih
Ign
Dad Cupid
Soph
Shamburg
Bure Weber
Bracken Mitchell
Kerstetter W. Paulson
Curtis Wickwire
Henton
Room & Sears
Keppel Phelps
Dundon Sample
Cogan Morton
Berker Ki
Paulson
Byslickt
Gabe
Editorial
Skating
Magic Meno Sale
A. A
Sood
ED Stores
Oxydol
IONA
Sultana Tuna
Large Phys
Crisco
Farmers’ Loans
Meadvitly Production Credit Association
John Steves
Benes
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
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