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Evolution of Corry Public Schools Through Centuries
A retrospective traces Corry's school system from its 1860s beginnings with the first borough-directed schools, through the Hatch and Fairview era, the Washington Street facility, and the Curtis era reforms that raised standards. It notes key figures like G. H. Coney, John Hatch, Gertrude Kent, Virgil G. Curtis, and Dora Wells, detailing buildings, enrollments, and policy shifts shaping early education in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frou Au
Corry
G. H. Coney
R. Morgan
W. H. Dean
John L. Hatch
L. J. Tabbull
L. Rockwood
Concord Street
Concord Township
New Bore
Mary Doud
Boro
Washington and
Essex Streets
Union School
Vincent Moses
Clymer
Ny .Y
East Main Street
P. and E
West Church Street
Palma Yston
H J. Manley
Mie Union School
West Washington Street
Church Street
Columbus Avenue
Wayne School
Pioneer Hardifood
C. D. Bowman
Harrisburg
Fairview School
Wright and
Congress Streets
Washington, D. C
John To Hatch
Hatch
Tetlo 8
B. Leach
Gertrude M. Kent
McNaughton
Nyping
A. J. Crandall
A. B. Crandall
Virgil G. Curtis
Gil
Curtis
Stillwater
Minn
Washington Street
Supt. Curtis
A. D. Colegrove
Gertrude Kent
Kent
Wells
Vermiont
Wellesley College
Caroline
Ww. Coats
Allen M. Skinner
Ada Kr. Butte
Jonnie Ward Davis
Andames McNaughton
Hooker
Lage of
Columbus
Taft's College
Boston
Fredready
Ilion
Wright
Opera House
Whioh
State Armory
Hast
Wallington Street
Main Street