Beav ers Triumph as Corry Teams Struggle in Week
Corry High left with only one win as both boys and girls saw losses. Union City boys edged Corry 20 19 in a rough finish marked by late foul calls. Waterford defeated Corry 29 17 on the Beavers’ visit. Union City girls beat Corry 17 11 while Corry’s lassies later won 16 11 over Waterford to end on a brighter note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Ftill Club
Waterford
Lassies
Union City
Strong
Union
Beavers
Union City Girls
Corry
Beaverettes
Bee Hulings
Tarwvard
Orange and Black Lassies
Weir Orst
Milk Fund Play Attracts Senior High Interest In March Showing
Senior High students prepare for the annual milk fund entertainment titled Molly's Ides to be staged March 1 and 2 at the Junior High gym. Miss Liddell of Richmond directs the production with pupils from elementary through senior high and townspeople taking part. The Junior play is under Ruth Bennett with daily rehearsals, while the Tri-Hit group, led by Miss Cataldo, also practices for a sponsor-backed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mili Fund
Miss Liddell
Richmond
Molly
Ruth Bennett
Wlen
Misa Cataldo
Clinger Seeks Assembly Seat in Warren County
Warren Feb 26 Republican politcs in the county near a boil as W F Clinger oil producer of this city announced his bid for the Republican nomination to represent Warren in the General Assembly He is a longtime Warren resident and former Tidiante school director Also C R McNeal Barnes announces candidacy for Republican State Committee from the county Petitions await final nomination status and a third candidate is exploring the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
W. F Clinger
Middle District
Oil Producers” Association
General Assembly
C. R. McNeal
Barnes
Iqershén
Republican State Committee
Clinger
Tydiante
Echnon
Warren Newspapers
Gifio
Someme
Middle District of Producers’ Association
Region No. A
Secon
Republicat
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Nomnation
Tonnally
Corry teams plan contest work across orchestra and choir
The Corry High School orchestra under Mr Bennett practices after school and seeks new members through Mr Sheen. The High School Girls Glee Club directs by Miss Youngs and rehearses Tue periods for spring contests. The Corry High School Band, under Mr Bernat, has added new members and will soon begin contest music for spring events, including a Milk Band appearance in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Bennett
Sheen
My. Bennett
Misa Youngs
Corry High School
Golden Rule Club
Jai Hoys
Sofisol
Colry
Bernat
Bible Classes Here Are Well Attended
A new university room 1P or room 1 hosts Bible classes with Rev. Harris and Louise Turner leading sessions after the death of her father. The classes, sponsored by state Y M C A and Y W G A, are described as educational and interesting with strong junior high participation and welcome attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
T Louise Turner
Co. Haines
Y Mo. A
Haya
Graduation Hindrances At Corry High School Preview
Corry High School warns students and faculty about the crucial fourth marking period affecting graduation. Seniors must raise grades to pass to avoid course drops, while underclassmen face late-year reminders to complete work and meet eligibility standards.
Twenty Years After a Visit to the Old Town High
A narrator returns after two decades abroad and encounters former classmates in Corry. Bob Roelofs mentors a new basketball type in Philadelphia. Duane Fogle pursues academia at Huevard. Louie Turner and Dorothea Rickers rise in St. Louis and the Metropolitan stage. Bob Williams becomes an insurance agent. Fred Walsh runs the town’s school system. Reunions reveal Marjorie Young, Louise Whiteley, Joe Barresi, Don Paulson, and former students shaping lives in education, travel, and the arts as the narrator visits the old high school and hotel guests include Ambassador Craker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Bobett
Bob Roelofs
Philadelphia
Duane Fogle
at_ Huevard
Amd Hilt Shamburg
Louie Turner
St. Louis
Dorothea Mae Rickers
Metropolitan
Blaine
Agatha
St. Pierre
Paris
Bob Williams
Navidye Tnsurance Company
Fred Walsh
Bui Im Town
Bob
Corry
Marjorie Young
Louise Whiteley
Mapie Johnson
Joe
Baressi
Don Paulson
Fil Air Service Corporation
Mr. Anderson
Bob Jewell
Harry Paulson
Nuis
Los Angeles
George Nagel
Almira Wright
Thhe
Charlotte Schramling
High School News Highlights From Haworth League Banquet
Hazel Rehnbergh recovers from appendectomy. Jeannette Sorenson hosted a party with ten guests. Myrtle Kysar missed several school days as basketball season nears end. Haworth League banquet featured Bob Haines as toastmaster and a lively program. Several students attended, with notes on social happenings and school clock repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Haines
Cme
Bupragmats Trib to Host Key Business Meeting Next Tuesday
Local bulletin outlines an upcoming Bupragmats Trib business meeting. The memo notes expected attendance and mentions a Tangent trend relevant to Hinxe. details are obscured by garbled text but indicate preparations for the event at a hotel venue.
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Bupragmats
Seniors Prepare for Graduation With Great Enthusiasm
The second semester 48 Wen of A.9 way and the Seniors look forward to graduation with enthusiasm. Invitations are not yet decided by a committee including Martha Hyockmann, Virginia Kysar, Hele Gimbleton, Bob Haines, and John Merrick. Rings come in silver and gold, with the high school motto enter to learn depart to serve. Caps and gowns for commencement night will be oxford gray with white trimming, ankle length and plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward O
Martha Hyockmann
Virginia Kysar
Hele Gimbleton
Bob Haines
John Merrick
Letter From Ham Member Punkin Center 1934
A Winters letter describes hunting mishaps with a double barreled gun and a gray squirrel, an accidental buckshot misfire causing a heart‑stopped deer, fishing by an old pond, cat pranks, and plans to haul cordwood for the winter. The writer signs off from town errands and mail duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Punkin Center
Sear Jack
Tam
Momeybe
Rome
Grand Dad
Preely
Wwe
Study Hall Talk Turns Into Dizzy Swap Of Names And Nonsense
In this fragment from a school study hall, students exchange chaotic phrases and inside jokes. Alfred Waylor and Mus O’Hare are teased for antics with a vast paper while others like Dimick, Paulson, and Brynolfson drift through casual retorts and playful jabs about geometry, careers, and candy, creating a lively if muddled hall banter scene.
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Alfred” ‘Waylor
Schnozale
Mus O'Hare
Paul
Dimick
Toad Paulson
Virginia Phillips
Bill Hasbrouck
Jane Madison
Brynolfson
Blanaie
Georgie Nagle
Fogle
Ld Kristatle
Ambs
Paulson
Pauldotis
Beely Bas
Corrian yearbook progress and student contributions noted
The Corrian yearbook project advances with class pictures completed for football and basketball teams sophomores and juniors. Seniors drew verses and posters, while the staff works on ads and selling copies, with sales standing at 166 copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Fom
Winty Nejabhor
Firic
Jamestoym
Clare
Notice of Letters Testamentary and Card of Thanks
Classified notices announce Letters Testamentary for Caleb C. Haskell of Corry Pennsylvania and request immediate payment of debts. Warren National Bank appears as administrator. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and relatives for support during a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb C. Haskell
Tate
Corry
Erie County
Warren
Services for Mrs Hamilton at Davison Parlor
A large crowd gathered Saturday afternoon at Davison's Parlors to honor Mrs Exama Hamilton a well known resident who died after an illness. The Methodist Episcopal Church pastor Rev Perry Tiaines officiated with Mrs Marie Lillie and Mrs O A Johnson singing. Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge members attended and the body lay in Pine Grove cemetery until weather permits. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs Re Apyte Mrs Franc Stoutenberg Mrs Mitta Scha o and several others from Jamestown Youngsville Union City Columbus North East and Columbus areas.
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Davison
Fundal
Exama
Hamilton
Re. Apyte
Franc Stoutenberg
Mitta Scha =o
Jamestown
Ars
Orson Brady
Youngsville
Zella Lammers
Unionity
Jobin Miller
Hazel Siegud Twin Semple
Columbuis
Willian Wadsing
James Wassins
North East
Fragmented School Notes From a Quirky Pageant
A delirious diary of names, flirtations, and jokes as students speak of dream dances, nightmares, and social antics. Mentions Amelia, Witt Marion Cogswell, Betty Wilcox, Blair Sheeley, Brynne's graduation, and the Sophomore tuition. Various snippets hint at notes in study hall and a new club An. P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Guiides
Amelia
Marion Cogswell
Pete +iixon
Huth Deming
Dom Paulson
Studiy Hall
Ginny Reena Faith
Bill Moir
Night Hawks
Rag’ Courtney
Doris
Bol Jewell
Walter Wanched
Jan Anpihiline
The
An. P
Hoy
Unlom
Mary Frances Brooks
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Hoys
Waterford Lassies
Miss
Tri
Warren CO
Dorothy Frost
Stacr
Syeaing
Ruth ‘Taylor
Blaine Poster
Blaine Foster
Sharlotte Schremling
Ruth Taylor
Bob Roelats
Dick Shoop
Evelyn Merritt
Marian Pitt
Myrtle Kysar
Louse Whitely
John Craker
Ernestine Lynn
Kathlean McCray
Bob Ott
Smith
Ruth Johnson
Virginia Reed
Isle Racke
Eleanor Speck
Amelia Christensen
Sumner Chicoof
Alse
Marci Ath
Markirigg
Mike Goed
Hazel Rehnbergh
Jeannette Sorenson
Betty Wilcox
Artes, Mount
Shoemaker
Erie
Dorian
Girioh 5
Juanita McClittocks
Terrance
Ed Iinley
George Taylor
Pyor
Cady
Lucille Forbes
Della Sor
Marie Bennett
Paul Mulheim
Hetty Cole
Erove
Miss O'Hare
Dorothy
Lids
Helem Gumbleton
Toialking
Stoogie
Flsine St
Becky Bell
Gayle Boutwell
Donald Gates
Spring Creek
Ruth Kinley
Gariotta Mead
Ruth Keppel
Barbara Jane Hetsg
Paulie Brynolison
Blonden
Ralph
Miss Bennett
Charlotte Schrambling
Naele Viacket
Marion Gageweil
Sidler
Hollen Rathburh
Mergie McIray
Berard
Red and
Hinxe
Mr Sheen
Mycto
Jorry
Nse
East
Columbus Avenue
Watton
Albert Colby
Catherine
Wayne Steel
Clark Plant
Smut Street
Third Ave
J. Pntterson
South Centar Street
D. Mt West Smith Street
Hiyo Brady
Cathy
Hess
Lta
Mary EH. Westley
Fenric
Westley
Helen I. Westley
Bes. Vere Rhodes
Anit Tiem
W. PF Westley
Testis
Mrs. Hamilton
Pernicioup
Asienim
Perniccions
Neert
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