Requirements of Industrial Course Given
A fragmented school outline describes the Industrial Course intended to prepare students for trades rather than college. It explains past work study practices, notes they were discontinued to avoid displacing families from employment, and outlines yearly course periods including Cabinet Making Sheet Metal Machine Shop and related subjects across eleventh and twelfth grades with elective trade practices and guidance components.
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High School
Induses
Ian
Ious
Wks
Val
Ieee Eee
Ito
Progress by High Councils in Student Governance
The Boys and Girls Student Councils report limited meetings since prior wars. Boys plan a new dist algeal system. discuss social discourse and lunch options. Girls fix hot water tanks, supply liquid soap, fund a new tank, and renovate the Teachers' Room under senior Tri Hi leadership. Both councils pursue joint reforms and expect multiple new plans for the year.
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Planx
Tater
Sheen
Corrian
Witter
Ley
Corry Grange Met Saturday With Visitors
Corry Grange No. 59 held a Saturday meeting in their hall with a large attendance including five visitors from Union City and Columbus. A large class of candidates wore final work. a farm auction with O Cobbett as auctioneer drew interest. Mrs Greta Waltz contributed a piano solo and Leonard Swanson performed two recitations. The committee served sandwiches fried cakes cherry pie and coffee to fifty five members and friends.
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Corry Grange
Union City
Columbus
O. Cobbett
Grete Waltz
Leonard ‘Swanson
Grange
Leonard
Althonga Girls Schedule First Games in Union City League
Althonga elected Gwenide Reed as manager and plans a ten game schedule starting February 21 with a Union City game against the Union City Billy. Additional games are being arranged with Little Valley Youngsville Sheffield Waterford and Cambridge Springs. A Junior Tr Hi Youth Valentine party featured fortune telling and a cooking demonstration with treats served after.
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Althonga
Ginis Naecernall
Gwenide Reed
Union City
Union City Billy
Little Valley
Youngsville
Sheffield
Waterford
Cambridge Springs
Mrs Axtell Resigns Faculty Position At Senior High
The article notes Mrs. Axtell resigning as English and History instructor after two years at the Senior High. It welcomes Miss Ruth Bennett from Poul yamis State College as the new teacher and expresses hope she will find the position interesting and receives support to adjust.
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Axtell
Ainine
Ruth Bennett
Poulyamis State College
Hennett
Those Eyes and the Dark Gift of Science
A dramatic monologue voiced by a disturbed student recalling a killing. The speaker frames the act as a grim sacrifice for science, lamenting his own madness while addressing a victim named Oscar and grappling with guilt, fear, and imagined futures in a haunting, confessional tone.
Weeky News Review Sparks Classroom Talk and Dramas
In a lively senior composition class George Rogers explains why he favors the Weeky News Review. Mir iam was noted absent this morning as the afternoon PD group discusses their recent problems. Dora Phelps and Barton Smith enjoy the auditorium visit. Billy Jewell misses a chickenpox bout, a likely photo moment. One Girls basketball team draws interest for next Tuesday’s prelim. Lilsh Hinman dreams of exile on a desert island with basics provided. Willard Engle claims a handkerchief found in Study Hall with posies.
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George Rogers
Allen
Claiss
Miriam
Lies
Dora Phelps
Barton Smith
Billy Jewell
Billy
Jack
Course in Physics at Corry High School outlined
Physics is offered every other year with Chemistry, includes five class periods and two laboratory periods weekly. Course covers mechanics of solids and fluids, temperature, elasticity, light, heat, sound, magnetism and electricity. Much time spent on formulas and memory work, with labs proving theories.
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Corry High School Ptudents
Bayle
Dinner for Corry Mish School women teachers
Dinner to honor women teachers at Corry Mish School will be held at six o'clock in the evening. Faculty members will entertain guests with a menu including salad mashed potatoes and gravy fried chicken vegetables hot biscuits Virginia ham bread olives celery homemade ice cream cake.
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Womer
Corry
Tasbells
Student Work Load and Homework Debate at Corry High
The Corry High School editors discuss homework and study time, arguing for reasonable assignments with direct bearing on subjects. They suggest two hours of prep outside class plus time within a balanced schedule, while noting current conditions force extra effort and even cheating.
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Nestless
Marly
Sandman
Romain
Room 7 Presents Splendid Program for Students
Friday, February 17, Room 7 entertained students with songs and readings. Claudia Pace read a short poem. Charlie Phillips and Eleanor Patterson sang My Darling. Eugene Phillips presented a Jolson set including Lis Pal and Sonny Boy. Sarah Shaver read amusing poetry. Wichia Paulson performed a tap dance. Claudia Pace accompanied on piano. Next Friday Room 7 will lead the assembly program.
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Room 7
Claudia Pace
Darling
Charlie Phillips
Eleanor Patterson
Eugene Phillipa
Ml Jolson
Sonny Boy
Sarah Shaver
Wichia Paulson
Claudia Place
Room
Post Mortem notes from GC H S sanates
A column recounts school happenings with quarrels during singing period and odd rumors. It mentions Allan Bennett receiving an amorous note, Lawrence Klinger’s school appearance, Art Dahlstein’s questions about Johnny, and P Gs gossip about relationships and flight plans. Several light vignettes describe teachers, events, and social antics at the campus.
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L-B
Allan Bennett
Lawrence Klinger
Art Dahlsteinu
Johnny
P. Gs
Art Dahlstrand
Lawrence Hlinger
Union City
Laura Emerson
P. G
Tiake
Harold Akam
Jim
Ruth
Helene
Clini
Ghatley
Art Sweet
Lary S Ginger
Center Street
John
Mapes
Ed Wynne Radio Appearance on Texas Oil Network Tuesday
Ed Wynne, famed as the “perfect fool” of the stage, headlines a Tuesday radio appearance on the N C network from 9:30 to 10. Sponsored by Texas Oil Company, Wynne plays the Texave fire chief. His popularity stems from colorful costumes and witty, hammy humor. His weekly hat collection exceeds four hundred pieces, matching a devoted audience that enjoys his facial expressions and antics.
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Ed Wynne
Texado Oil Company
Texave
BE Wynne
eMibooeh
Probe reports clique works to block taxes brie
Reports heard at city hall recount a clique aimed at persuading citizens to not pay city or school taxes. Howard Rosenzweig says a visitor tried to influence his wife to withhold taxes. Police note several similar cases and seek to identify the man and woman involved. City treasurer says taxes can be delayed for two years. school tax liens appear after one year.
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Brie
Zanda O
Howard Rosenzweig
9Th Street
Michael Nugent
Rogensweig
the Times
Tressurer
Desirny
Fire destroys shoe store. several injured in Tonawanda blaze
At Tonawanda on February 20 a Sunday fire damaged 625000 and destroyed the Joseph Gurewirth shoe store, with the flames spreading to two neighboring buildings. Three firefighters and a spectator were injured, including Floyd Rumbold and Ralph Blessing of the Columbia Hook and Ladder Co, who sustained facial injuries, while Edward Ducette suffered a foot wound.
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Nort Tonawanda
Pledged Against Gas Tax Boost At Jamestown Rally
Jamestown heard Assemblyman David L Brunsteam pledge Kimigelf to vote against a proposed one cent a gallon gasoline tax increase. The protest meeting, held in the city’s fliterium hall under the Chautauqua County Motorist Tax Relief Association, was presided by Commelina Harry Cashieteson. John H Wright, former NYSA A president, outlined the tax history and criticised motorists’ remiss taxation while addressing the crowd. A separate fire scene was noted in the Business section as an explosion damaged a shoe store building, shattering windows and pipes.
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Jamestown
Bel
David L. Brunsteam
Kimigelf
Hell Aufliterium
Chautauqua County
Commelina Harry Cashieteson
Jeader
Eplektson
John H. Wright
New York State Automobile Association
Protest Convict Labor On Trout Dam Project
Bellefonte February 21 United Press reports petitions circulated by Bellefonte residents protest the use of convict labor on the Spring Creek experimental trout dam near here. They urge hiring jobless men under state relief if fish license funds are unavailable and seek action by Oliver M. Deiblen, secretary of the state Game Commission. The project is planned to start when weather permits.
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United Press Bellefonte
Rockvn
Spring Crerk
Bellefonte
Tunis
Oliver M. Déiblen
Gsh. Commission
Kidneys Vital to Health and Daily Life Observed
Fragmented lines reference kidneys and health in a mix of garbled phrases. Mentions of people and places are unclear. readable bits suggest health emphasis and possible poem-like fragments tied to daily life and wellbeing. No coherent event or names emerge.
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