Volume Beavers Take Over Albion In High Quintet
Volume Beavers win second league game by routing Albion 21 9 at Junior High gym. Beavers lead early and hold throughout as Albion relies on foul shots for points. Myers Charges show shooting improvement. lineup lists Corry Albion Fiten Rais er Panlgoa and others with substitutions. Gorey in first place position if continued success.
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Beavers
Albion
Meir
Myers
Corry Albiott
Fiten
Panlgoa
Shhauberger
Graham Curtis Malena
Peterson
Baresi
Corry
Final Warning Dogs: 1935 Licensing Enforcement
County officials warn dog owners to obtain 1935 licenses and tags by January 15. Anyone failing to license a dog six months or older faces fines of 35 to 100 dollars, jail up to 30 days, or both. Emphasizes six month age rule, penalties, and responsible ownership to avoid confiscation or liability for damages.
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P. Cook
Dog Own v
Local High School and Hi-Y Basketball Night Recap
Thursday night saw Ideal Tri- Si-Y girls top Louisville 24 from Mecon leading with 24 points as Williams added 10 and Gillette 4 Hoyt 16 for Lottsville. Corry took a 19 point win over Warren as Bertranl led with 6 and Edson 3. Hi-Y beat Tottevill e 18 13 with Bertram Jewell Moir Gordon and Edson sharing scoring honors. Lottsville’s Scott had 8 and Wells 3.
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Vie Junior High Sewer Pyne
Louisville Girls
Mecon
Gorty Girls
Williams
Gillette
Hoyt
Lottsville
Spelling
Bertram
Jewell
Moir
Gordon
Edson
Scott
Wells
Corry High School Publishes Student Editors List
Corry High School releases a faculty guided student staff roster led by Editor in Chief Jane Maxwell and managing editor Blaine Poster. The list names assistant editors, sports editors, feature editors, copy readers, and reporters including Ruth Taylor Betty Roach Bruce Dearing and Dorothy Neylon among others.
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Hi Times
Corry High School
Jane Maxwell
Blaine
Ruth Taylor
Asst
Man
Betty Roach
Clinton, Haines
Featire
Bruce Dearing
Those Infernal Machines
A sleeping youth endures a nightmare of mechanical alarm devices. He wrestles with a diabolical bedside machine, its clamor jolting him awake in a blue Monday, as he fumbles to silence it and rises from bed. Big Ben symbolism ends the grim scene.
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Big Ben
Hi Times High School News Marks New Year
The Hi Times staff reports on senior and junior high activities including Miss Price’s arrival as supervisor, the French Club formation, and a breeze of social events. Students adjust schedules for exams, a sleigh ride, and a candy sale while noting safety and exam pressures. New sophomores Fred and Charles Seally join the carry team prospects.
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Miss O'Hare
Belly Byers
Betty
Mt Pleasant
Charlotte ‘Schramling
Senson High
Fred
Charles Seally
Titusville
Titusville High School
Inet
Pree
Charles
Srouilie Bone
Mary Bales
Wonan Fook Oh
Improvements at Senior High Under Federal Aid
The Senior High is undergoing major improvements funded by the federal government under a FERA project. Desks are being refinished and ceilings and roofs repaired in rooms 2 4 9 and 18. John Lanston supervises the work with carpenters masons and bricklayers. Students from room 28 have used the auditorium for homeroom during renovations.
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Achons Bond
Nder Te Fera
John Lanston
Night School Classes Prove Popular Here
The Night School program in the city attracts many residents with classes at the Junior and Senior High school buildings, practice house, and studios. Courses include bookkeeping typing shorthand cooking sewing mathematics with more offerings planned such as instrumental music English citizenship radio theory and library extension. About 120 people are enrolled with expectations to reach 200, and classes may run through May and perhaps into summer. Attendance is free and open to all adults with potential minor admissions later.
Welcome Extended to New High Teach er Miss Price
Carr High School extends a warm welcome to Miss Price, newly appointed French and English teacher. Formerly at High School of California, Pa, she studied at Olio Wesleyan University and the University of Pittsburgh for her master's degree. She admires Corr High and feels at home, staying with Rev and Mrs Wagner on East Frederick Street.
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Carr High School
Miss Price
Misa Price
High School
California
Olio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Missa
University of Pittsburgh
Ney Ranch
Corr High
Homse
Mrs. Wagner
East Frederick Street
Corydon May Get Lights
Fenster Aincher superintendent and Mr Tennel visited Corydon with a local committee to discuss electric light service for the town. They outlined facts and figures and noted investment hinges on sufficient subscribing residents, hoping for late community support to justify wiring.
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Corydon
Fenster- Aincher
Warren
Saled Gas & Electric Company
Tennel
Tonnet
Fenster- Meacher
Three Fingers Found In Chicken Yard In Princeton
Princeton police seek the man who lost three fingers here after David Johnson found the three full fingers in a large chicken yard and turned them over to police. Still Going Strong in Howatha Kansas reporters note driver issues with a new model.
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Princeton
W. Va
Wao
David Johnson
Howatha
Regi Chamberlain
Tewen
Ohio School Scribe's Daring Freight Train Story
A seventeen year old from Lakewood Ohio ran alongside a freight train in New York to reach the caboose for a high school paper story. He named himself Harold Kay of 1562 Winton Ave. He said he crossed 86 box cars at 50 miles per hour and felt cold before reaching the caboose.
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Wy Wyytelt Press
Brig
Cleveland
New York Central
Yaper
Lakewoon
Beryl E. J. Paisley
Tore Central Police Department
Harold Kay
Winton Ave
Lakewood
Caboose
Murderer May Be Set Free in Ohio Clemency Push
In Youndsville on January 14 a clemency push grows around governor George White to commute life sentences. Cyrus H. Neff of Canfield, a wealthy merchant, and other inmates may be released if clemency is granted. Roy Marino of Youngstown was freed after serving about a year of a four year sentence for a ranch robbery in 1933.
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Youndsville
Urice
Ohio
George White
Ira
Cyrus H. Neff
Canfield
White
Elf
Here
Neff
Roy Marino
Youngstown
Louisville
Grove D
Harter
Canton
Man Rescued From Self Harm in Nanaimo Incident
Police report a Nanaimo man attempted to stab himself with a nail, severely wounding his temple but survived. Constable Chris Johnson found him seated and ready to strike, while authorities noted no prosecution under dog law.
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Nanaimo
B. G
Chris Johnson
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