Second Round Winners Square Off For Flag Title
The intramural season nears its close as Room 5, led by Mike Kundracik and Martin Kepple, claims a lopsided 6-5 victory in the third round and earned a shot at the championship against the second round winner. Earlier, Room 2, led by Keith Fay, edged Room 5 12-11, while Room 1 defeated Room 14 2-16. Standings list top scorers including Kundracik with 95 points and Watrous with 60 points among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Room 5
Room 2
Keith Fay
Room 1
Room 14
Mike Kundracik
Martin Kepple
Mike Kundracikt
Bob Watrous
Paul Sheldon
Jacks
Martin Keppel
Gilson to Aid Hirt in State Senate Vote
Senator Sameth Gilson and Evie Gounty Democrats warned that Judge Hirt’s confirmation to the state supreme court hinges on party support. Governor James faced a critical decision appointing Judge Plyk to the high court, with implications for tenure and regional balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson
Hirt
Senate
PRI
Matys
Sameth Gilson
Evie
Cilson
James
Plyk
High Court
Arthur Coleprove
Corry
Library Club Review and School Activities
The Library Club met Tuesday with Ruth Bennett in charge and held a prize event won by Piccirilio. Edne Mae Robbins will lead the next meeting. New members Edna Sue Robbing Arn Goda Jane Piccirillo Laatha Anderson Mary Jean Boneh Marguerite Spicer added. The Dramatic Club under Mr Roelofs plans three plays starting with Singapore Spider. The Glee Club practices for an March 10 performance. Caprian Club, led by Mrs McCommicke and Mr Boratilis, prepares this year’s Coral violin book. A photographer captured members during a recent session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Ruth Bennett
Piccirilio
Edne Mae Robbins
le Library Club
Edna Sue Robbing
Arn Goda
Jane Piccirillo
Laatha Anderson
Mary Jean Boneh
Marguerite Spicer
Dramatic Club
Mr. Roelofs
Up and Down the Hall in a Chaotic School Column
Long, garbled notes from a school column reflect operetta prep, student gossip, and minor incidents. Mentions include Helen B typing notes, Catherine Severin seeking name in the Hi Times, Bob Reynolds, Mary Jean Mooney, Wayne Proctor, Byler's pride, and Don McCray liking roller skating. A major sale and final order for Corians loom, with limited extra copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nios
Ura
Helen B
V. F
Bob Reynolds
Catherine Severin
Doug Mosher
Mr Hermsey
Helen Morton
Mary Jean Mooney
Wayen Proctor
Byler
Don McCray
Madles
Dick Lindsley Sidecthe
Winger
Nelwern
Paul Weber
Hlore
Inter-High League Debating Season Opens in Meadville
Corry faces Meadville in the opening meet of the Inter-High School Debating League, with six schools including Mruntelin Tuunville Greenville and Meadville competing. The season runs March to April 1939, featuring scheduled matches, voting by debaters and coaches, and awards including medals for top averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Meadville
Mruntelin
Tuunville
Greenville
Great Britain
Titusville
Franklin
Carry
Wrantlin
Cory
Alleegheny College
Lear
Ala Dent
Senior Snapshots Highlight Local Pupils and Peers
A fragmentary school page profiles Roy Kerstatter, Melbourne Sorensen, and Nopraj Ker, noting tallness, ambitions, and nicknames. It mentions classmate Peggy Sullivan and Gertrude Gordon, plus plans for future occupations, skating at the Armory, and hopes for studying medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kerstatter
Mycra
Wim
Toote
WPA
Melbourne
Sorensen Te
Mr Myer
Homme
Cain
Darfe
Theo Daminile Darrigins
Dinally
Ana
Armory
Mary Olen
Rosie Anywwig
Peggy Sullivan
Gensire Gordon
Doxtor
Prom committees chosen at meeting event title
At a spent meeting of the junior prom committees were selected for the annual prom on April 13. The committees include decorations, invitations, furniture, punch, and chaperones with names of students and staff listed for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decaralions
Martha ‘Mount
Mary Alice Gilson
Tom Gragg
Helen Beckwith
Nina Jane Gibertson
Phyllis Lindsley
Bob Parkhurst
No Yarvey
Dick Olen
Lyle Damon
Bob Dawnon
Lewis Hurtwort
Claire Amabli
Jeannvnle Buressi
Paul Sutton
Mary Ohrn
Bob Teynolds
Donny Jadvélron
Mary Helene Hilstron
Glyn Dubtostey
Alice Nef
Margaret Dunnihoo
Mary Speer
Betty McCray
Bertha Bonsini
Charlotte Maat
Chan, Wood
Bob Patterson
Harriet Donaldson
Mary Helen Wells
Joe Bar- Kasky
Mary Roolyfe
Howard Mav- Dees
Don Murray
Gordon May
Meni Anit Kobel
Olivia Henton
Paviline Vallovich
Orval Peterson
Bill Kaffertin
Gene Haxbrousel
Jack Sample
Rolland Kingey
Belly Lite
Dorothy Whaley
Doroty Bigelow
Jean McCray
Uland Harvey
St. Pierre
Ya Valetti Muse
Divte Nichols
Trin Millderick
Belly Armitage
Bud Rourke
Belly
Many Biddwilts
Lu Gi Barnes
Widi Wondwnethh
Student Activities And Notices From The Week
A garbled week’s schedule lists a junior senior reception, a THA-Y meeting, a fourth period sale, and a debate club photo. study periods and assemblies are noted, with turnout at a private sharing party. Names of students and March events appear amid scattered fragments and reminders for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimior-Sen
Sheen Hay
Nave Horn
Tel-Hiey
Corriasapi
Ion
Atrech
Siating
Akeak
Eshwerd Mercy
Jom Metrhy
Menny Birr
Marerel Avie
Mika June Cilhorino
Jay Toae
Tone
Halida
Birls
Public urged to buy tickets for operetta show
Public appeal to attend the school operetta Ask The Professor on March 1. High school students will have a Thursday matinee and a Friday evening performance with rehearsals held nightly. The production features a lively plot, humor, music by the school orchestra, and elaborate scenery. The May Queen crown, Tarentelle dancers, and vocal solos highlight the event, praised for unity and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie May
Wight Happy Drivers
Juniior Figt
Vprretta
Tha
Maale Hy Tiv
Loliet
Danland
AA Play Will Include Forty Staff Members
A stage production for the AA organization will employ forty staffers this week as preparations intensify. A vending committee, coordinated by Tommy Rook, will organize food, seats, and supplies, while a select group from Penn State’s field will contribute props and logistics.
Dancing Classes Before Prom Hinted By School Notes
The article discusses suggested dancing classes before the prom, aiming to prepare students with guidance on suitable steps and timing. It mentions a planned date and hints at coordinating efforts among committees and students to ensure a successful event. It also references unrelated biology notes about moth species versus butterflies.
Ridgway Boy Fractures Leg In Auto Runover Incident
Ridgway, March 6. Boyd Coulter, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Coulter, was struck near the path of an approaching layby and sustained a fracture of the left leg below the knee. The accident occurred Friday afternoon on West Gallot start. Henry J. Murnaghan of 63 Carboard Street, driver of the car, brought his machine to a quick stop and assisted the injured boy to a physician. He was later taken to his home on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Layyantas Qobus
Boyd Coulter
W. 3
Couiter
W. Gaiolt
Henry J. Murnaghan
Bia Curdalt Street
Xeray Prehimts
Conde Wits
Main Atreet
No Jurors for Warren Court
The report notes a jury session at Warren Court with grand and traverse juries unable to attend. A vacancy on the Superior Court is to be filled by Governor Taft appointee Judge William Wink, who will preside in the absence of Judge Avlied and hear petitions, pleas, and guilty pleas. Sentences are expected to be pronounced. Court proceedings relocate to 134 Golyale Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark Ny
Aviirdno
Ty. A
Goldatétn
Billy
Jeffert
Fox
William &. Wink
Fudge
Coit
Mrs Whitney Dies Suddenly In Union City Area
Mrs Alice Whitney widow of A Whitney and mother of two daughters and two sons died suddenly at her home Saturday afternoon. Funeral arrangements were set at the Wage Valley U B church with burial in Verdant Cemetery. Survivors include Mrs Pal Smith of Union City Mrs Gerald Bagley of Corry and John Able of Avion Pa. Whitney was born February 11 1887 and had lived in the area for many years. The family asked for no flowers but memorials to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Whitney
Whitney
Wage Valley U. B
Petoyred
Femne
Fethy
Tie Renventont
Beter Mix Whitney
Pye
Auris
Shela
Pal Sailth
Union City
Gerald Bagley
Corry
Jeane Whitney
Spartaratieg
John Able
Avion
Te. Whitney
Auredal
Boaverdus
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Williams
Geesse
Pat Gee
Pit Sutton
Ed McWlroy
Tom Crager
Gene Hasbrouck
Claise Arnold
Clyde Ringfelder
Ace Bracken
Don Bundy
Tidioule
Shuck Wil- Hi
Bob Brown
Pat Greene Paulton
Hol Mobilroy
Bob Reynoltay
Tom Cragg
Dick Lindsley
State
Club Review
Nti
Selyntsul
Tw Penn
Jadani
Fiat
Elias
Warren Court
Lesterhouia
Journal Commercial Shop
Dial
Model Dairy Company
Fishes
Orley Jones
Uae
Penerdh Hodsework
Cath
Walkoy
Fer Ateoet Az Ag
Sadie Aw Ryder
Ori
Gilirnsey
Yatly Pris
Nufret Iit
Sale Royat
Beth Bavlens
Ceilunyvas
Olivered
Tony Weighyishli
Gary
Hallie
Speiny
Ayn Weil
Ob Journalital
MM Ale Haier Capinyaniualeenyy Piulley Akin Mo Will
Tne
Quire Aljoneiliy Ail. Saute
Wort Street
Walley
Athens
Thor Sali
Tipu
Tink Hoult
Beran
Findley Lake
Clymer
Maytag
Erin Geunty
Peachstrenty
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