Corry High Girls Plan January Conference
Corry area Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y groups announce a January conference at First M. B. Church in Corry. The event opens Saturday at 10:00 AM with a luncheon at noon. Lillian B. Pirestoke, state Ys W. GA secretary, leads talks on Girl's Work and discussion. Virginia Sullivan and others lead devotional periods. Senior Tri-Hi-Y handles registration and evening entertainment is by Hi-Y.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Virginia Sullivan
Titus
Rowland
Ralph Carroll
The Solution of the Unemployment Problem
Satirical piece by Neil McKay arguing broad job creation schemes. Proposes absurd labor ideas from banding doughnuts to mattress testing and alphabet soup sculpture. Ridicules unemployment cures and envisions nationwide work through silly industries for a coming year.
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McKay
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Kandelabra
North Pole
Africa
Este
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Ti Africa
Garrets
Beavers Set To Face Ramblers In Big Week In State
Beavers travel to Wartin to meet Warren High Dragons known for tough zone defense. Key player Sonny Dave nursing knee but likely to play. Earlier, Beavers and Ramblers scheduled a Tuesday game at Junior High gym. Local Athletic Association held meeting electing officers and listing football testers.
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Me ‘Sulmen
Wartin
Dragons
Warren High
Warren
Beavers
Sonny Dave
Ramin Fiers
Ramblers
Ute
Avs
Orvin Watch
Um ‘Thayer
George Taylor
Olive Hixson
McCall
Joiner
Dave
DeJeans
Thayer
Mountain
Sprovers
Taylor
Cogswell
Williams
Reag
Thomas
Pleming
Thorpe
Phillips
Walcore
Huth
Grange to Confer Degrees in Columbus Meeting
Columbus Orange NW 875 will hold a regular session Saturday evening and confer first and second degrees for a class of candidates. The program includes songs, roll call, literature discussion, magazine notes, music by Natalie Dodd, and various open discussions led by Grange members. The Columbus Cemetery Association annual meeting saw eight directors present. new directors elected include Mrs Bertha Stockton and Mrs Charles Swanson. The auditors report indicates good financial health but$139 in unpaid fees hindering improvements. officers and managers named with a business meeting slated for January 26.
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Columbus Orange NW
the Grange
Gye
Sarmt
Our Grange
Sister Rexford
Natalie Dodd
Pensylvania Grange News
Albert Sandy
National Grange Monthly
Bother B. Ayn West
Steter Ayn Dodd
The
Grange
Laventy
Columbus Cemetery Associttion van Tied Saturdey
Alien Schramling
Cora Dodd
Flamn Button
Bertha Stockton
Charles Swanson
Tha
Uley
Ofte Ongares
B. Monroe
Frank Grosby
Rewscher
Charles Simpson
Ensfi Dutlom
Charles Dodd
Gust Ohi
Charles Simpsson
Club News Highlights From Evening Meetings
Monisy evening the Row and Sin Club held a turkey shoot with Cuttard Lawson winning first prize and Donald Doctor second. The Debating Club debated compulsory unemployment insurance as a league member. Six new members joined, meeting Mondays after supper. The T Club hosted a twenty diner in the lunch room with ample food and coffee. After clean up the Res. “Aunty May” teased a House Dick as 15 girls challenged the teacher. One monthly meeting date was set due to precinct nuisances.
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the Row
Sin Club
Cuttard Lawson
Donald Doctor
Secon
May
Lone Star magazine from Texas School for the Deaf previewed
The Lone Star monthly from the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin is quoted. It shows students learning printing, printing the magazine, and includes Random Notes on traveling the same road. It urges helpful acts and small constructive thoughts as meaningful achievements.
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Lone Star
Texas
School For the Deaf
Austin
Potpourri notes and school chatter from minutes
A collage of school life items includes remarks about a potential local columnist, a neighbor with a bulldog puppy, a charity event next month benefiting the Milk Fund, the Senior High orchestra and band, and plans for a school program with Miss Murray and Miss Hendrickson. Other items mention poetry, car incidents, Krone-Blakesles get togethers, exams, fire drills, and a senior class dancing party with Morgan's orchestra.
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Ageine Son
Glenn
Harrison Rawson
Buddy
Miss Murray
Sazy Rapecher
Miss Hendrickson
Leslie Howard
Poe
Binks
Sheen
Biuir
Hendrickson
Morgan
Eric Wurrished
Senior Class Elects Officers and Plans Dance
During Tuesday activity period the Senior class held a meeting. Ruby Kinney was elected vice president replacing Bernice Olds who is unable to serve. Current officers are Helene Lewis president, Ruby Kinney vice president, Lila Ferry secretary, Olive Hixson treasurer. Last minute details for last Friday's Senior dance at the Junior High gym were addressed.
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Ruby Kinney
Clana
Bernice Olds
Helene Lewis
Lila Ferry
Olive Hixson
Meeting Sparks Violent Dispute Among TC Members
The TC held a Tuesday evening gathering at Donald DeJean's home to discuss criticism and internal alliances. A plan of action led to injuries including black eyes and missing teeth as Kenneth Jackson took decisive action over oil interests. Don DOTenn led a contest which concluded the meeting, with the next gathering planned at Wilfred Mountain's residence.
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Tc's
Donald DeJean
Kenneth Jackson
Don
Wilfred Mowntain
Personal tale of school life and showl wonders
A fragmentary local page notes playful lines about a Mary Koe style cooking and a delicious cake by Josephine, mentions Typing Club parties and a curious audience. Beatrice Brown stays in the background while Beatrice Brown figures as a quiet figure. Two strange men from Cleveland's Palace Theatre stir interest amid a stately showl atmosphere. A new sophomore Nevenne Jackson is noted.
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Mary
Cleveland
Palace Theatre
Nevenne Jackson
Corry High School HI Times editorial asks for cheerful resilience
The piece urges readers to smile through hardships and poor weather, praising optimism and a hopeful attitude. It frames winter and shortages as moments to uplift others, stressing one life to live and the impact of a positive countenance on the world.
Quiet Study Hall Broadcast Describes School Scene
In a CHS study hall Miss Rowland warns of after school penalties for noise as students hide magazines and pretend calm. Mr Sheen arrives puzzled, Blair Sheely changes seats, captions on board announce a Big Dance Friday and practice tonight. A loud ruckus ends as Miss Rowland locates a noise and quiet resumes.
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SHIN
Miss Rowland
Sheen
Blair Sheely
Jackson
Dick Bachomer
Rowland
Zoe Pitt
Joe Paine
Publication Day Change for Saturday Journal Notices
Announcement informs readers that the weekly Journal publication day shifts from Saturday to Monday each week. The change takes effect immediately, with issues now appearing on Monday unless no news is available, reflecting a compact shift in the newspaper schedule and delivery.
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Slayer of Child Adjudged Insane in Ohio Case
Cincinnati Jan repeated report by Dr Ralph Read alienist declared 45 year old Marvin McLean killer Bischom insane in criminal court Judge Charles Bell received the report and named three more alienists to examine him likely to report Thursday Bischom to be committed to Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane
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Cincinnati
Bischom
Marvin McLean
Ralph Read
Criminal Court
Charles
Bell
Te Bischof
Mach
He Lima
Corry Wooden Ware Manufacturing Co records and locations
In 1864 a note references Corry Wooden Ware Manufacturing Co and an area of 19 590 000 square miles. In 1912 there is a mention of Key Pittoun south of Main Street detweet Avenue A and Shady Ave. Sir Godfrey Knelier is named.
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Corry Wooden Ware Manufacturing, Co
Key Pittoun
Main Street
Detweet Avenue
Shady Ave
Sir Godfrey Knelier
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