Bennett Bros Place In Statewide Music Contest
The Bennett brothers Allen and Mernard represented Corry in a state music contest held at the Pine Arts Building of Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh on April 29. Allen Bennett won third in the reed clarinet event while Mernard took fifth in the same contest. Lou Bhersole of Harrisburg High School won first in that category. George Dietz of Sunbury High School won first in clarinet. judge Leon Ruddick of Cleveland oversaw the proceedings. A large audience watched contests across oboe, bassoon, piano, trumpet, violin, cello, and violin with contestants selecting pieces themselves. The Corry group did not win first but performed well and represented city talent.
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Allen
Mernard Bennett
Corry
Pine Arts
Carnegie Institute
Fittsburgh
Lou Bhersole
John Harris
Harrisburg
Bernard Bennett
George Dietz
Sunbury High School
Sunbury
Allen Bennett
Leon Ruddick
Department of Music
Cleveland
Corry Trays
Community Auction Sale Near Corry and Spring Creek
On the George Woolf farm six miles east of Corry and 14 miles west of Spring Creek an auction was held Thursday May 5 1932 at 1 PM. The sale offered8 high grade stock and machinery including a mowing machine grain drill sulky plow incubator and various household items. Terms allowed cash for sums under ten dollars and good bankable paper for larger amounts. Also included were lumber stone brick and other articles. The notice also contains a Pine Grove Cemetery Association annual meeting announcement and a general thank you card with expressions of gratitude for kindness and sympathy.
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Doolittle
North Center St
Ata A Ae
P. O. Box West Park Pinca
Corry
Hudison
Columbus
Clymer
Sharp
Fordson
Ferguson
Hindman
P. L. Schramling
John Hammond
Geo
George Woolf
Spring Creek
Hong
Oil City Wins League Debate at Meadville
Oil City negative team defeated Corry in the Meadville interhigh league final held Friday April 29. Florence McCullough Edward Splath and Norman Stoner argued that compulsory unemployment insurance is needed, beating Franklin in the finals with a two to one judge score.
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Oi City
Interhigh School
Meadville
Florence McCullough
Edward ‘Splath
Norman Stoner
Corry
Franklin
OK City
Corry High School
Allegheny College
Cochran Hall
Oil City
Hige
Totty
Allegheny ‘College
Ife
Vntalr
Ufe
Tolley
Final Singing Period Enjoyed By School Group
The last singing assembly of the Yee was held last Wednesday under Miss Murray. The program featured two numbers by the Douhin Quartette and two songs by Horace Brynolfson and the senior high school boys quartet. The Wass Motion includes Ray Beagle and Jiverette Philips with harmonies by Clarence McCray and John Love, while Bass and Tenor lines are filled by Bachamor Helfast and Dominick Paveone. Brynolfson, a regular radio entertainer, performed and aided by Miss Murray’s guidance, signaling an upcoming year-end trend toward musical activities.
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Murray
Douhin Quartette
Southland
Kentucky
Horace Brynoli
Stitchon Wocl
Jamestown
Speen
Gardens by Neil T
A humorous column on spring gardening warns that failed planting efforts lead to sprawling, weed choked plots. It jokes about family aid, pests, weed control myths, and transforming failing gardens into tennis courts or fantasy landscapes, with playful notes on nature’s quirks and farm tweaks.
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Neil T
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Gary Don
Opinions On Retrenchment At Corry High School
A survey of Corry High School students across sophomores to seniors shows mixed views on next year’s curriculum reductions. Students discuss impact on interest, teaching quality, and tradition, with varied hopes and concerns from optimism to worry about art and music cuts.
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Fife
Eliss
Corry High School
Victor Deitzel
Beatrie Hulings
George Rogers
George
Orlo Ewing
Claudia Placé
Neil McKsy
Mary Monrie
Richard Bachot
Ner
Moxtgodr
Potpourri column parodies campus life and gossip
A chaotic campus bulletin mocks class activities and staff, naming Miriam Miller Sarah Shaver and Florence VasCiser as evictors of the cabmin for a junior issue. It teases student writers, birthday jests, society news rumors, and faction satire within the Corrian and senior class fundraising appeals.
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Cabmin
Miriam Miller
Sarah Shaver
Florence VasCiser
Walter Whichell
The
Cerrian
Sissy
Corrian
Anne Wolford
Lasf
Sogn
Pauline
Larson
Billy Wilcox
Florida
Soho
Mimy Willams
Everett Phillips
Blair Sheeley
M. M's
Fragmented poem fragment hints at student class styling
A fragmented poem hints at freshmen and sophomores with lines about hair, tone, and dignity. The garbled text mentions class markers and a playful exchange, reflecting a light verse about student identity and behavior despite textual distortion.
Revision of Corry High Constitution Considered
A student council committee led by President Bachemer reviews Corry High’s 1923 constitution, gathering ideas from neighboring schools. The document undergoes a complete revision with five articles replacing four, pending approval from the Council, homerooms, faculty, principal, and Board of Education.
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Corry High
Bachemer
Cownell
Board of Education
Corry High Baseball Schedule and Prep Notes
Corry High travels to East Hickory Brida for a postponed contest that would have occurred last Tuesday. McCallmen aim to build on recent practice wins with two games planned this week against Cambridge Springs Jiera on May 3 and Fal coner on May 7. The Beavers show we’d expect wins as the season progresses.
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Corry High
East Hickory Brida
McCallmen
Beavers
McCall
Cambridge Springs
Falconer
Bob
Bill
Silence Is Not Golden In School Life Editorial
A Corry High School student paper presents reflections on “Silence Is Not Golden” with commentary on conversation rules. The piece notes springtime distractions, classroom focus, and the tension between freedom of speech and study discipline while quoting conventional cautions about idle prattle.
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Leo
guriCorry Institution of Learning
Valsas
Sheen
Hothways
Typewriting Awards And Office Practice Reflections
Monthly notes show Typing students earning pins for high speed and accuracy with Wobdstock Typewriter notes. Senior Office Practice students wrap six weeks of booklet projects covering Costly Decacies Office Housekeeping Modern Advertising Justified and more, highlighting original covers and practical office skills.
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Eileen Winutes
Wobdstock
Hris
Futua
Favorite Songs and Entertainer Names List
A garbled list of song titles and performer names appears, including Love Miss Tits A Blue Eyed Blonde Iris Hicks I Ain't Got Nobody Neil McKay and many others. The fragmented OCR text reads like a catalog of tunes and artists with odd spellings and stray letters, lacking coherent context or narrative.
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Iris Hicks
Neil McKay
Mrs. McCormick
Woodball Breddie
Mic. McCall
Helene Lewis
Marion Sullivan
Baby Face
Lawrence Klinger
Ari Sweet
Toujours Lamour
Furnished rooms for rent at 127 Gould Street
Housekeeping rooms offered at 127 Gould Street with wire furnished options. Central private entrances and private baths described. Phone contact listed as 92-3 tt for leasing inquiries.
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Bor
Gould Street
Alate
J. B. Patterson
West Church Street
Adgtr
Two Bandits Take $250 From Restaurant in Monessen
Ay United Press reports two men robbed Johnson's restaurant in Monessen, forcing three staff and a customer to the wall while one worked an electrified cash register. They escaped in a car with the $250 before the license number could be traced.
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United Press Monessen
le Held Nyr Litesmen Jotson
Kenneth Michaels
Weiter
Howard Minchie
Himer
Snake tale and a burglar tied to a rattling rescue
A Canadian tourist freed a large rat snake trapped under a rock. The relieved serpent then followed its benefactor home guarding the place like a watchdog. One night the burglar was found strangled by the snake around his neck, its tail rattling by an open window as police were alerted.
Do You Know Apiwers Tare fA quirge patito
Fragmentary text mentions locations and names with unclear meaning. The readable parts reference Tor Cites and area designations without clear events or outcomes. The piece appears to be damaged OCR from a local newspaper page.
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Joe
Weeda
Hunlor
Seth
HI Times
Berenice Olds
John Love
Helene Lewi
Clarence Faith
Georgia Castrantas
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Eleanor Patterson
Lois Cornell
Georgia Webber
Ruby Kinhey
Josephine Johnson
Ruth Wade
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