Inter-Class Baseball League Opens With Six Teams
The High School baseball league begins Tuesday May 5 with six teams, one from each homeroom, playing at East Washington street grounds. Captains will manage equipment. schedule lists games from May 5 to May 28, including Room 14 against Room 1B and Room 6 versus Room 4, with Pete Russell thanked for gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clase Teagne
East Washington Street
Bob Gulict
Alek Dubrosky
William Good
Dos Baressi
Bob Roelofs
Pete Russell
C stands for Corry High School and the Cs’ meaning
A student yearbook style piece explains the letter C as Corry’s pride, honoring seniors and clubs, from Cubs to Co-ops, and the orange and black Corry colors. It celebrates how Cs on report cards, clubs, and activities symbolize effort, unity, and school Creed guidance toward a bigger, better Corry High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiimd
Corry High School
Senior Class Ambitions Interview Highlights
The record lists numerous seniors with career paths or plans. Names include Barney Chase planning shop work, Ruth Vogt attending beauty school, Louise Whiteley in an unspecified job, Ruth Johnson aiming to be a school principal, Alberta Kimmey in an orchestra, Marian Pitt to study in Texas, and Virginia Welden marrying, among others. A mix of trades, further schooling, and family plans appear for many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abu Hans Abbr
Ve ‘Beroright
Barney Chase
Louise Whiteley
Rank Kuss
Ruth Vogt
Gae Boutwell
Alice Wetmore
Walter Loveland
Frieda Vogt
Twork
Coalitation
Ann Mallick
al Cole
iHave
Ruth Johnson
Alberta Kimmey
Blaine Foster
Gob Rathbuin
June Pianios
Virginia Welden
Mary Stahowit
Doraths Mae Ritkers
Bill Armitage
Kirk Sawyer
Corinne Cullen
LaVina Dingfelder
Donald Gates
MUMPS REHEARSALS SPUR PREVIEW OF MUMMY PRODUCTION
Mise Benet and cast rehearse daily for The Mummy and the Munya. They perform at four o clock and even on Thursdays rumors say Tree Advertiser manders back the show. A coffin reminder props up to boost audience turnout. Tickets go on sale Friday May thth for a packed house. Seventy one quantities in proceed. The play titled The Mummy and Loe Muaane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bénnet
Ceertta
Corry
Findley Lake
Kalstee Farm
Brick House
Awards To High Stars Recalled In 1942 Letter
In a 1942 letter memory piece Jimmy recalls a day of events at the Alma Mater. The program celebrated the High School Band, the Allegheny Cup winners led by Miss Price and her debate team, and the coach Mr Myers praise. Seniors Joe, Ozzie, Don, and others earned letters. Virginia Reed and Trelyn Merritt received cheerleader letters. a football context and marking day are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deap Sammy
VM Anderson
Mx. Dewey
Russia
Miss Price
Jeanne
Martha
Marie
Kay
Edith
MacBain
Burton
Mamie
Mr. Byler
Sais
Foothall
Joe
John
Pete
Bob
Alton
Cass
Harry
Don
Stanley
Fred
Carlyle
Bob Bracken
Gene
Carl
Jack
Red
Myers
Bach
Ozzie
Bust
Rathis
Paul
Ers
Oys
Virginia Reed
Trelyn Merritt
Miss Smith
Dot
Virginia W
Harriett
Ariene
Della
Duethe
Virginia R
Bredyn
Whos Who in School Rooms and Rooms and Hats
A disjointed yearbook style list describes students by hair color voices and social ties. It notes a senior in Mr Blandehs homeroom with light hair and Glee Club membership, a boy from Room and a girl linked to Price and Travel daily bus routes. It mentions graduation hints and a junior from Room 14 with a seat shoot job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blandeh
Katiya van
Ife-Han
Nas
Iriving
Ford
Misa
Price
Spring Crees
Tona Hemet
Tawaland
Rachel Graz
Eieh
Tommy Raeiet
Ticket Sale Opens for My and the Momps Contests
Ticket sale and a five team contest were announced at the general assembly Friday morning. Teams led by Kathleen Macray Ruth Kinley Bob Jewell Pete Dubrosky and John Blrigier will each manage a group as 1200 tickets are distributed. Progress will be tracked on the South Street Bulletin. Plans include a mummy hunt mock funeral true story contest and prizes. All teams aim to win with Captain hum aiming for the top prize of $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooiathin
Cbnnels
Kathleen Macray
Ruth Kinley
Bob Jewell
Pete Dubros
Hi Y Representative at Joint Ball Meeting
Corry Hi Y representatives attended a Union City joint meeting to organize a four team baseball league including Corry Senior High, Corry Junior High, Union City, and North Hist. A schedule was drawn up and will be posted at the high school soon. Corry Senior High hopefuls to win most games. Attendees included Mr Hengat, WG HEY Center, Burton Hammond, Bob Jewell, and George Wolstenvrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Corry Senior High
Corry Junior High
North Hist
Tuite
Hite
Mr. Hengat
WG Hey
Burton Hammond
Bob Jewell
George Wolstenvrott
Utah Woodcarver Exhibit Highlights Ancient Craft
Ah Thomis Anman a woodcarver and son of a woodcarver displays carved pieces of ancient craft at the Frogy pioneer museum show. His centerpiece titled The Indian Girl draws attention as fragile, nearly extinct art forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Provo
Thomis Anman
Mt m
Frogy
High School Students Compete In State Examinations
Corry High students traveled to Lawrence Parke and Allegheny College for state competitive scholarship exams. Richard Shoop drove his Willys in, while John Craker George Nagel and Robert Roelofs complained of speed. Two female delegates Mrs Donna Adams and Miss Charlotte Schramling traveled with Mr Sheen. After exams the group enjoyed a festive reception and campus tour. All returned to school on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax S'Eleck
Lawrence Parle High School
Richard Shoop
Lawrence Parke
John Craker
George Nagel
Robert Roelofs
Donna Adamsnél
Charlotte Schramling
Sheen
Corry High School
Allegheny College
Bis Armitage
Allegheny
Jack
John
George
King’s Curse Presented by Senior High Dramatic Class
On Wednesday April 29 the Senior High Dramatic class directed by Thomas Roelofs presented The King’s Curse in assembly. Cast included Malcolm Haines Bill Mertick Pate Dubniesky and Robert Swanson. Admission was five cents per student to support the Dramatic Class. The play, third by the club, provided delightful entertainment with no injuries and hopes Mr Roeloffs will return next year to lead another class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roelofs
Malcolm Haines
Bill Mertick
Pate Dubniesky
Robert Swanson
Zast
Rosloff Q
Local Staff Roster Listing Editors and Contributors
The document lists editors managing and assistant roles followed by staff members and contributors. Names include Blaine Foster Norma Bennett Mary Gillette Betty Fogle and others like Dick Shoop Bil Mercick Bob Rocloff Duane Fogle Harnett Wynn and Jo Anne Roach Whary MisMahon Minele Tohasati Charlotte Schramling Bob Maxwell Kirk Sayer Corinne Cullen Frieda Vogt Ruth Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEY
Blaine Foster
Norma Bennett
Mary
Gillette
Betty Fogle
Dick Shoop
Bil Mercick
Bob Rocloff
Duane Fogle
Harnett Wynn
Jern Raymond
Jo Anne — Roach
Whary MisMahon
Minele Tohasati
Charlotte Schramling
Bob Maxwell
Bu Ott
Frieda Vogt
Ruth ‘Taylor
Hobbies as a daily relief and enduring pastime
The article argues hobbies brighten everyday life by diverting the mind and enriching inner life. It cites ancient times and Cleopatra as examples, notes common pastimes like scrapbooks stamps and poetry, and suggests economical hobbies such as embroidering tatting and drawing as ways to do good with what one has.
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Cleopatra
Aleopatra
Violin Made of Matches in Charlottetown Tale
Amateur luthier Ryan, who began his fourth matchstick violin, notes his first instrument took a year to complete but now crafts a new piece in a month. The article highlights his rapid progress and ingenuity in Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharlottetown
R'At- Tie Ryan
Jan
Toose Tin
Consuvet &N
Matchien
Campgaw Poultry Farms Adverts Pricing and Goods
We pay following poultry prices Colored fowls 22c per lb Leg horn fowls 20c per lb Rock broilers Red broilers 28c Leghorn broilers 19 21c ducks geese 15 0 lb We pay weight up there empty coop at Erie RR Campgaw Poultry Farms Franklin avenue Campgaw N J Edison victroia good condition gas heating stove 1083 North Center street.
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Erie RR
Campgaw Poultry Farms
Franklin Avenue
Campgaw
N. J
Edison Victroia
North Center Street
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Damaged Page
Fragmented OCR puzzle clues mix across and down entries with garbled words and stray letters. The readable items include hints referencing babies, fossils, winds, rocks, edges, coins, bonds, proteins, and various names, but many terms are corrupted and unclear.
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Sewave
HI Times
Washington Street Grounds
Corp
Footall
Hiss
Gary
Corrian
Cubs
Pinya
Athleety McCray
Mildred ‘Huenel
Ruth Taylor
Bol Maxwell
Wal
Grata
Coin Club Obing
Library Club
Dhisyeemestér
Alzora ‘Wright
Kmear Smith
Morence Tanner
Tout Ney
WPA
Hays
Glu
Paulson
Bell
Spartansburg
Ernestine Lynn
Wilma Huson
Dot Brockmann
Virginia, Loveland
Betty , Morton
Ruth Keppel
Bose
Melinboro
Virginia Loveland
Wilma Edson
Hetty Morton
Garriet Wynn
Pete Dulyrosky
Jeanne Titus
Martha Marie Hawkins
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Mile
Corian
Rosie Auer
iMfarian Donaldson
Tommy Reelofs
Pres
S. C
Philip's Window
Cgorrlans
Sheir Club
Edinboro
PF. D. Clhiss
May 2
Lodz
iHi ‘Times
Jimmy
Durham
East Main Street
SAE
Williard
Penn
East Main Atreet
Hammond
Acacia Mutual ‘Life Insurance Company
Mahong Bank
Youngstown
Ohio
Bebe
Roosevelt Hiway
Columbus Aveae
R. Retherford
G. B. Bennett
Corry, Ries
Por Salm
Omk
Phild
RAO Repairs
F. Brockminti
North Center Strea
Plidie Tazo
Steay
Ferenniel Planta
Harry Mulligan
Pleasant Street
Guy Farms
Anda
N. W. Crowell
Corry O Wheelericy
Bath
East Min Street
Gould Street
Gerald Lindsay
R. D
Cory, Pa
Arthur Scouten
Sueliensen
Ites
Catherine O'Day
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Frank O'Day
West Wayne Strat
Blaine Kintaid
Atterhey
Daily Cross
Sofk Fo
Mabdale
UA Vasa Silitarious An
Prince dOvertien
BA Bay
Dorsestor
Blowedina Haglan
Btlactiel
Beleazuer
Tittle
Musceline Toddler Fame
Alien
Custais Kpoelley
Ingide Sia
Neuter
Parthenne
Thal Is
Anwar
Pusele
Farig
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