Relief relief cases decline across Pennsylvania counties
Relief cases continued to fall as western and southwestern counties limit benefits due to coal mine shutdowns. The state general assistance caseload shrank in the week ended April 2, dropping 678 cases affecting about 2,100 people and bringing total relief cases to 204,570 with 180, seven hundred persons. Private employment gains from February 26 helped reduce cases further, as private industry absorbed 41,655 cases involving about 11,928 people during the week.
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Pennsylvania
Juniors Lead In Annual Spring Sports Contests
The annual spring sports meet at Loveland Field last week saw Juniors leading with 46 points, followed by Seniors with 23 and Sophomores with 2. Races included 50 yard dash, 100 yard, 220, 40 yard, half mile and mile, plus discus, shot put, and baseball throw. A baseball season opening date is not yet set, with games expected at Loveland Field.
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Loveland Field
Yarish
Club News Highlights From Local Societies
The Deloate Club plans Monday evening debate for the Business and Professional Women's Club marking the final debate of a strong season. Home Arts Club crafts picturesque scrapbooks for Corry hospital patients likely to entertain. HIV boys enjoyed a lively visit from TreHi-V girls at McCray Community church with group singing and social time. Corplan Club settles into two rest periods after a rush, noting tasks like advertising collection and accounting remain. Student Councils stay active, cooperating to make the week worthwhile.
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Deloate
Corry Hospital
McCray
Corplan Club
Ing
Clatels Mac Ion
Corrian
Mothers to Honor Mothers at Tri-Hi-Y Banquet May 15
The annual mother-daughter banquet by the Tri-Hi-Y club is planned for May 13 at Morray Community chapel. committees for decor, program, entertainment, and finance lead by Colletta Lewis Verna Wetmore Rose Perry and Norma Kleer prepare for the event aimed at entertaining mothers and raising funds through yearlong sales.
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Tri-Hi-Y Club
Morray Community Chapel
Colletta Lewis
Verna Wetmore
Rose Perry
Norme Kler
Ata Ginner
Girls Week Sparks Debate On Equality In Sports
The issue titled Girls Week prompts discussion about gender equity in school activities. Readers note the absence of a parallel Girls Week and advocate for girl athletes, organizing sports teams, and broader recognition of female achievements.
Up and Down the Hall in School News
A fragmented school page notes gossip and events from the week. Mentioned are class activities Menship by Boys Week, faculty feats, and student movements including Mary Roelofs and Margaret Haight. Ruth Smith visits Beaverdam. Latin projects in Room 7 and Sunday rehearsals hint at ongoing school life.
From Day to Day April school happenings glimpsed
April activity report shows Tri-Hi-Y box social at McCray Church with Hi-V guests, library supper on Tuesday, and a fourth period singing assembly on Wednesday. Mary Roetufs departs for New Jersey, Ant Loveland recovering, and plans for a May Day dance noted. Students enjoy lunches while a furnace miscue prompted smoke alarm scare.
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Eileen Graham
Tri-Hi-O
Mary Castor
Art Loveland
Bob Waite
Susie Mount
Tri-Hi-Y
McCray Community
Library Club
Mary Roetufs
New Jersey
Ant Loveland
New York
Steven's College
Laas
Commencement Week Plans Announced for Seniors
Plans for commencement week are released as the senior class finalizes events. Baccalaureate Sunday June 4, Class Day June 5, Junior-Senior Picnics June 6, Commencement June 7, final day of school June 8, and Alumni banquet and dance on the schedule.
Dance for Graduates Held May 12 in Corry Territory
The Darling Jewelry Company announces a dance for the 1989 graduating classes on May 12 at the Masonie Terplé in Eyle. Many Corry students are expected to attend. An invitation will be sent to area schools this week. The orchestra has not yet been chosen but will be a prominent one.
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T Ghail
Professor Anderson
Sheen
Danny Harrington
Columbus
Miller
Erie Railroad Company
Harry Hadwin
Jamestown
Mary Roelofs
Trenton
N. J
Margaret Helen Haight
Tyler
Oklahoma
S. G
Darling Jewelry Company
Masonie Terplé
Eyle
Corry
University of California Offers Marriage and Family Relations Course
After consultation with the student body and authorities the University of California Berkeley announces a new course on marriage and family relations. The program aims to study marital dynamics and family structures within a broader social context.
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University Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Junior Shop Boys Organize Mushball Team Season Begin
Junior Shop Boys start organizing their mushball squad and anticipate a successful season. Raymond Morton is elected Teacher for Boys' Week. Fishing trips bring good luck. A proposal arises to buy Paul Sutton a small calendar after a Mechanical Drawing report. Kurt Lindberg earns the honor toll again this six weeks.
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Raymond Morton
Paul Sutton
Kurt Lindberg
Corry Schools Celebrate Boys Week May 1706
Corry Senior High selects 71 boys to lead classes during Boys Week with pupils in charge of each period. The Student Council elects three to oversee city offices Tuesday, with Charles Bracken acting as principal of Senior High.
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Corry
Charles Bracken
Notal
Dewey
Passenger Cars In 87 Per Cent Motor Wrecks
Harrisburg report shows passenger cars involved in 87 percent of 62 688 motor vehicle accidents in 1938. Commercial vehicles caused 11 percent of crashes, with 24 percent fatal and 14 percent of fatal accident vehicles. School buses and motorcycles had higher fatality rates per incident. Taxicabs accounted for 2 percent and caused no major accidents.
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Harrisburg
Division of Safety
Department of Revenue
Cara
Otto F. Messner
Commonwealth
Senior Snapshots from a High School Class
Whendore Sgargon, nicknamed King of Swing, aims to be the world’s top saxophonist. Ted and Curley Arnold, Windy Gage seen together. Sgargon riffs on Deep Purple dedicated to M c Lillian Morris from Warren, studying typing and metamorphosis. Rose Perry of Senory High trains as a night club singer with Hi- and Glee Club roles. Rumor of engagement denied. Gladys Ellsworth mentioned.
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Whendore Sgargon
Je “Ning
Ted
Curley Arnold
Windy Gage
M.c Lillian Morris
Warren
Lil Sys
Rose ‘Perry
Bird of Sen‘oy High
Inetth Hi
Glee Club
Rose
Gladys Ellsworth
Alfie agronomist claims weed killer for Bermuda grass
An Alfie agronomist announced a fertilizer discovery that would kill lawn weeds in Bermuda grass without harming the grass. The notice highlights a potential turf management breakthrough and promises further testing.
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Alfie
Death of Mrs Maude Sutton
Mrs Maude Sutton of 11V Worti street died this morning after illness just after 6. Survived by husband Frank Sutton of North Clymer N Y, children Guy Arnum Paul Marjorie and Agnes, two stepdaughters Mary Beatty and Nellie Hamilton, mother Mrs Ben Hunt, sisters and brothers, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Maile Sutton
Worti’ Street
Sutton
Ciasy
McKean County to have airport this summer
McKean County officials plan a new aviation hub with a tender airport project to boost local travel. County commissioners say the facility will operate day and night, with runways extended for faster air service. The effort follows talks by the aviation association and regional air lines seeking connections through Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Washington and Detroit.
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Kane
Maytsy
McKean
Jowett
Mongthan
Tanis
Geldaumder
Newilris
Jssoeiation
Werg Init Peiluisgivants
Comtral Air Tines
Considerinie & McKean Cal Ty Incalier
Pittsburgh
Washington
Neware
Detroit
Omelet Seasoning Guide From Fragmented Text
A fragmented excerpt hints at flavor ideas for ham omelets including mustard, subtle flavors, chili sauce, hopped pickles, minced parsley, and cheese. It appears to be a rough note on ingredients and methods rather than a complete recipe.
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Usta
Buttermilk Question on Tennessee Feed Experiment
The report notes experiments in Tennessee using dry buttermilk mixed with green feeds to improve feed efficiency for livestock. Researchers indicate potential benefits in digestion and nutrient uptake, with further trials suggested to confirm advantages for live stock production.
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Tennessee
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