One Victory To Clinch Forensic Championship
The Corey High debating team is set for a decisive final debate against Titusville next Wednesday. Corey has four wins and no losses, while Titusville is two and two, making the outcome crucial for the year’s honors. The negative team will debate in Titusville at 10 15 a m and here at 8 30 p m, with Miss Price and coaches guiding the squads as judges Olin Bracken Milon Brown and Theo Williams. The public is invited.
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Corey High
Titusse
Titusville
Corry
Itusville
Local oddities and rumors from a misread page
A garbled diary of school life mentions Henrietta Savako, Misa Price, Bob Ott, Macie Johnson, and a teacher at a Juylin High School amid quirky scenes such as galoshes, a wild West thriller, and a robin sighting last Tuesday.
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Misa Price
Bob Ott Foyal
Nauday
Hunt Warring on Racketeers in Insurance
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Owen Hunt warned motorists about wildcat insurance outfits that offer little protection and drain funds. He urged buying policies only from known reputable firms, noting many suspicious companies publish mail solicitations and lack Pennsylvania registrations or local headquarters. He described cases where victims learned failures late, with one example showing a mutual assessment company that paid benefits only after collecting from remaining members.
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Lloyd L. Bowers
United Press
Harrisburg
Anyon
Owen B. Hunt
Pennsylvania
Hunt
eAnes
Insurance Department
Iena
Efinik
Tle
Corry High School Student Publication Staff List
Corry Times edited by Elaine Poster and Norma Bennett with Mary Gillette as managing editor. Betty Fogle Stall Dick Shoop Bob Roelofs Duane Fogle Bill Merrick and others contribute as editors and reporters. Names include Mack Johnson Charrotte Schramling Harriett Wynn Jo Ann Roach and more with typists Corinne Cullen Ethel Beckwith Bob Maxwell and Frieda Vort.
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Ll Times
Students of Corry High School
Elaine Poster
Norma Bennett
Mary E. Gillette
Betty Fogle
Stall
Dick Shoop
Bob Roelofs
Duane Fogle
Bill Merrick
Bob Ott
Mack Johnson
Charrotte Schramling
Harriett Wynn
Jo Ann Roach
Norma Grice
Margy McElroy
Mary McMahon
Spring Fever Warns Lovers and Loafers Alike
A playful oldimey note warns that spring fever spreads beyond romance into general loafing. Health officials urge persistent effort and upbeat attitude as the only lasting defense, comparing the mood to an epidemic near the swimming hole and country lanes.
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Health Office
Commercial students start office practice in February
Five practices students of the Goni- Mherdlal group began secretarial work in city offices. Morning sessions run from eight to noon with tasks to complete. Afternoon weeks are spent on office work. Those with prior experience listed include Marjore Young, Hasel Rhenborg, Lavina Dinpteldes, and Louise Whitetey. Participants for this week include Homjolln f Savalo, Ruth Tayter, Obfene Cullen, Jethel Beckwith, Victoria Staskiewics, Bob Maxwell, Kay McCray, Virginia Spemeer, Virginia Weldon, lan Foster, Juanita McClintock, ud Mur zaret Jeno.
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Begam Secretarial
Choc
Worl
Toca
Marjore Young
Hasel Rhenborg
Lavina Dinpteldes
Louise Whitetey
Homjolln F Savalo
Ruth Tayter
Obfene Cullen
Jethel Beckwith
Victoria Staskiewics
Bob Maxwell
Kay McCray
Virginia Spemeer
Virginia Weldon
Lan Foster
Juanita McClintock
Ud Murzaret
Jeno Keine
Hatch Bell Remembers Corry School Before Demolition
In a nostalgic exchange the old Hatch building bell recalls small classes, nine to a graduation era, then memories of Oliver Skinner, Miss Alice Brown, and Janitor La Paze. The bell notes clapper thefts, a loyal black dog, and a fond farewell as the structure nears destruction.
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Hatch
Corry
Congress Street
Plana
Halen Hell
Bell
Oliver Skinner
Arthur Colegrove
la Paze
Est
Alice Brown
Worcester
Favorites of Senior High Group Spotlight Diverse Picks
A Hi Times reporter surveys Hist school seniors revealing wide tastes in film. Top choices include Magnificent Obsession and Rose Marie with many individuals naming classics such as Imitation of Life, Birth of a Nation, Anything Goes, Shipmates Forever, and Tarzan among favorites. Frequent performers include Betty Krone, Arlene Robbins, Ruth Beckwith, and Billy Shamburg with several citing Rose Marie as a recurring favorite.
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Hi Times
Magnificent
Roca Marie
Rose Mary Auer
Mr. Myers
Bertha Huth
Bob Williams
Mickey Mouse
Helen Hovey
Rose Marie
Bill Merrick
Betty Stewart
Norman McElroy
Kkentucky Ker Imels
Mary Alice Retherfort
So Red
Rose
George Franz
Jane Hall
Kenneth Paulson
Solier
Betty Krone
Dori Paulson
Betty Clough
Torever
Elwyn Gage
Mutiny On the Bounty
Ruth Beckwith
George Gordon
Arlene Robbins
Bill Shamburg
Buck Jones
Ruth Williams
Joe Lorence
David Copperfield
Preston Ohrn
Dorothea Brockmann
Johnny Wilcox
Tarzan
Verene
Ifildred “Haenel
Two Cities
Marjorie McElroy
Harriett Wynn
Alite Ranch
Josie Turban
Hazel Reinberg
Marian Pitt
Margaret Jane King
Muth Taylor
Dramatic Class Offers Enjoyable Friday Assembly
Senior High students enjoyed the first assembly entertainment since December’s Christmas play. A one act piece The Pampered Darling featured Victor Robert Hunt Connie Victoria Wajciechowski Janet Doris Foliett and other classmates. They request more dramatics from the class home rooms and clubs.
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Rudolph von Hapsburger
Wesley Seamens
Dudley
Preston Omn
Joint Meeting Of Boys And Girls Student Councils
During the fret semester both councils held separate but now joint sessions. At the March 12 meeting pupils earned a library access card allowing magazine borrowing during study periods. Mr Sheen proposed the council set limits and collect dues at the library for books taken out.
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Sheen
Lawrence Park Edges Beavers In Era Of Playoff Hopes
Lawrence Park defeated Beavers 24 to 16 then beat North East 30 to 96 securing Northern Division for Erie County League. Parkers led early, withstand threats, and enter playoff against Union City for Class B title while seniors played final high school game.
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Corry High High
Lawrence Park
North East
Beavers
Erie
Parkers
Erie County
Union City
Scrappy
Orange and Black
Corry
Gilinie Forever
Wobbly notice from local page hints at community events
Fragmentary lines mention Jaynz Mattison of the iUnior clisd and a hostess Ruth Dorying hosting a home sale event. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a neighborhood social or sales gathering with celebratory remarks.
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Ruth Dorying
Rou Foungis
Ufday Eyoultie
New Spirit Led Assembly Pep Rally at School
Mr Redmond led a pep meeting aimed at improving school spirit with higher game attendance. A strong speech from Mr Ravimond inspired loyalty to the team. The school band performed two numbers and the Keystone-Corrigh tribute was previewed by Mr Anderson. The assembly was one of the year's standout pep events.
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Rep
Ravimond
Keystone-Corryigh
Anderson
Mysterious rings arrive for MM members after Lawrence Park game
Members of the MM group received new rings ordered days ago. The rings differ from past designs with no black mounting and feature the owner’s initials. After the Lawrence Park game, a group of boys and girls were entertained at Rosie Atter’s. The girls’ basketball team played North West on the junior high pole Tuesday. The Forensic League contest is set to take place this evening with AML contestants hoping for a half holiday to bring home top honors.
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M. Mt
Lawrence Park
Rosie Atter
AML
Death to Piles Power Duo Promises Fast Relief
An old ad touts a two product remedy for piles. Golden Lax Tablets cleanse by relieving constipation while Golden Lax Tablets strengthen laxative effects. San-Cura Ointment soothes pain and promotes healing. The ad claims combined use doubles power and lists prices 36 cents and 35 cents.
V. F. W. Plans 13th Anniversary Observation
Members of Lieut. AL Thompson Post No 264 and Tables Auxiliary gather for the 13th anniversary at the VFW home tonight. W Bracken will lead the meeting as acting post commander, with a brief program and social greetings anticipated.
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AL v .Naompson
W. Bracken
Brhcen
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Mr. Anderagn
Miss Price
Bob
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Corry High School
Penn
Main St
al J. Crosentt
Tanners
Boston
Mass
Blum
Napanseh
N.Y
Horges
R.A. Clark
Berkshire
Upuls Sexton
Daivanners
Dusdé
Byockman
North Center Street
Phan
Addreds
Boarilens
Gould St
Titan AG
East Soul
East Pleasant
Amelist, Central
Tourn
Hue
C.F. Care
GUM
Greshamy
Jersey
Guernsey
Householl Woods
Bert Mars
Arthur Stouten
Public Sal
Lin
Viva Thomas
Premiees
West Congress Etret
C Ty
Feo
Oakland
McMarinell
Michigan
Monhol
Belijnevarré
Senior High
Barbara Jane Wayiind
Ernestine Lynn
St. Marys
George Wolstencroft
Mr. Anderson
Sill Armitage—iitany
Alice Wetmore
Lavina Dingfeldr
the Tardy
Lowise Whitkley
Vorn Craker
Ethel Beskwith
Blaine Foster
Charlie
Seouse Thomas Peet
Virginia McCloskey
Dot Brockmann
Red Taylor
George Frang
Marjorie Young
Lorna Mae Wells
Soule
Bob Roelofe
Betty Wogle
Johnny
Ginny Reed
Ozzie Jewel
Bill Curtiss
Rict Taylor
Hazel Reinsberg
Dorothy, Jones
al Pitcayago
Tera
Bob Gulick
Miss Titts
Margaret Tine
Mt. Sticen
Joan Roach
Ellie
Lawrece Park
ST. Patricks Day
Merle van Oise
Lown
Hazel Rehnbors
Trish
Dick Orb
Sin
Marlon Pitt
Edith Hison
Jessie Terben
Miss Rowland
Chuck
Gore
John Wilcox
Mal
Norman Bennett
Ellmear Smith
Alexander Strigely
Jo Ann Ranchipeyer Leal
Virginia Heelenother
Virginia Sovelani
Ruth Johnson
Matilda Famber
Harriet Wynn
Blaine Poster
Norma Grive
Theoulse
Sandson
Schuoal
Jeanine Titus
Roberta Row
Pga Shaver
Myrtic
Kyaar
Betty Morton
Dorothy Myers
John Strigzice
Hope
WinHan Vonaldson
Tack Taylor
Red Schulta
S. Patrick
Snatees
Ireland
Wal] Taylor
Jaynz Mattison
iUnior Clisd
MR. Redmond
Assembly
Lnnen
North West
Tunior High
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