Sale Over Bars Permitted in Jamestown Under New Rules
Jamestown officials report State Alcohol Beverage Central Board approved bar sales at hotels and restaurants with restrictions. Licensing requires a dining room serving at least twenty guests and proper kitchen facilities. bars cannot have visible coverings or blinds that hide interior activity from the street.
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Jamestown
Ches
Jedt Gardens
Central Berd
Sopiiday
Greeinielly
Sdwird Z. Mulrooney
Heenael
Baccalaureate and Graduation Plans Drafted
Plans are under way for Commencement Week events. Baccalaureate will be Sunday evening at June 4, led by the Ministerial Association with seniors marching in from the north entrance. The program includes singing, readings, selections by a quartet and orchestra, and prayers and benediction by local ministers. Commencement on a yet undecided Wednesday will feature salutatorian George Rogers speaking on Evolution in Education after valedictorian Guy Butters presents Character as his topic.
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Broad Alsié
Wright
Haines
Hell
Harris
Rey. Hoyd
Hock
Trig
Guy Butters
Jan
George Rogers
Schedule of Examinations List
Examinations begin Monday May 6 and end Monday June 6. Schedule includes May 29 and May 31 slots for English 1 Plane Geometry Bookkeeping I and HL Trigonometry Algebra II Stenography Latin Biology Advertising Shop Physics History Tr Theory French Theatre Drama Bookkeeping Office Practice Computer English French English 12 Typewriting Shop Mathematics Stenography Shop Health Home Making Health for boys Shop entries.
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A. M—Stenag
Seniors Compete for Allegheny College Scholarships
Seniors from Durry High and other schools traveled to Allegheny College last Saturday to take a competitive examination for a new scholarship. The top four winners will receive annual awards totaling 100 for four years, three years, two years, and one year respectively. A campus program included Allegheny Singers, lunch, a varsity football game, and a tennis tournament, with tours of campus life and facilities.
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Allegheny College
Allegheny
Durry High
Elen
Te Allegheny Singers
Thester
Jung
Commercial Atlas Gifted to High School Library
Commercial Atlas of the World is donated to the High School Library by Aix Corry and other businessmen. The gift expresses student gratitude and includes maps of every earth division, notes on newly formed European nations, and historical photographs, highlighting global views and historic interest.
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Aix Corry
HH. Keppel
T. Baneland
W. B. Phillip
le C. Shbemalear
Bentley
J. K.gulick
Ates
Nileia
Thie
Tour of senior high school tour through Corry High corridors
A vivid student tour of Corry High describes rooms and figures from Pleasant Street entrance to the Spring Street steps. It names Jane Armour, Mies Rowland, Amelia Sonny Maxine George and many homerooms including Mrs Smiths and Auntie Mays with remarks on smell, noises, gossip, and the Study Hell as a bustling, witty portrait of school life.
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Pleasant Street
Jane
Armour
Mies Rowland
Judson
P. G
Amelia
Sonny
Maxine
George
Mrs. Smith
Hell
ASK HIGH STUDENTS JOIN TENNIS ASSN
Students in Corry are invited to join the local Tennis Association to promote and raise tennis standards and foster cooperation between players and court owners. Dues are fifty cents for adults and thirty cents for students under 18. Membership cards available at the high school from Mr Hoffmaster Lee Shoemaker and Bob Haines.
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Corry
Senior class plans and activities noted at high school
Fourth period activities end with the Seniors in charge of a June 8 picnic. Details on place, transportation, and costs are pending. Students inspected a Greyhound sight-seeing trip en route to Chicago. A party in the teacher's room Thursday is planned to use remaining treasury funds. The Senior treasurer unveiled personal cards of task members. The Boys Band played at a Legion dedication on May 16 and will perform next week at the Men’s Convention in Whe Senior Tei-Hi- has grown with new members Roberta Anderson, Hull Bagh, Marion Cate Grove, Dorothy Gaviteren, Ann Heyda, Betty Rineh, Mary Sears, Einsta Stoter, Rite Waite, Helen Wujuaty, Martha Byéckinen, and Helen Pours.
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Ture
Corry Hi
Axtell
Lusille
Bob
Myers
Auntie May
Mr. Blanden
Titus
Charlotte
Minnie
Spring Street
Mr. Haines
Con
Mary
Bertha
Son
Corry High
Boys
Wes Igyville
Eeindors
Mmbers
Roberta Anderson
Hull Bagh
Marrlel Categrove
Borathy Gaviteren
Ann Heyda
Betty Rineh
Mary Sears
Einsta Stoter
Rite Waite
Helen Wujuaty
Martha Byéckinen
Sod
Helen Pours
Plans for annual class dance announced
The annual class dance plans are announced with no admission charge. Entertainment will include dancing and cards with a few specialties. A student committee from each class leads decorating, reception, entertainment, property and orchestra, with names listed for each role.
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Sheen
Db Olltallers
Corrian
Frances Dean
Gertrude Reed
Katharine Colegrove
Prorence van Dine
Guy Butters
George Rogers
Harriet Colegrove
Jame Raymond
Victor Disizel
Everett Phillips
Kenneth Jackson
Gordon Rehnberg
Frances Denn
Typing Awards Won by Students at Woonstock Co
On Thursday May 18 several typing students received awards for speed and accuracy in April. Pins for 40 words per minute or more were awarded to Bernice Button Eleanor Patterson Lois Cornell Helen Pliwowicz and Charlotte Phillips. Certificates went to Delmar Sorenson Olive Hixson Mary Hopkins Marcella Garrity Angelina Baresi Edna Johnson and Paul Smock. Gold certificates for perfect work were awarded to Mary Elizabeth Henrietta Doris Nelson and John Huatyszyn.
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Woonstock Company
Weiling
Bernice Button
Eleanor Patterson
Lois Cornell
Helen Pilipowicz
Charlotte Phillips
Delmar Sorenson
Olive Hixson
Mary Hopkins
Marcella Garrity
Angelina Baresi
Edna Johnson
Paul
Review of Debates and Award Letters for Corry Tesmis
Debating teams under Miss Rowland directed three debates this year. The affirmative faced Franklin and Hooky Grove, Rocky Grove led the negative. Corry was decision in Franklin clash while Rocky Grove won the others. Debaters active in two debates will receive letters similar to last year. names include Many Smith Myerett Phillips Willem Trill Helen Mulligen Zoe Pitt Claudia Place Oleta Parking Katherine Colegrove Mary Hazel Miriam Miller Blair Pralick Gro Ewing Pric ed Dean Quy George Jackson Sarai Shavers Charlotte Minnie Gladys McVaugh Dorothy Graker Catherine Wujuaki Tk Hik a Carlyon Grace Cole Sonky Dave Florence Holden Sock Delmar Toe Cornea.
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Miss Rowland
Franklin
Hooky Grove
Rocky Grove
Corry
Zoe Pitt
Plaudia Place
Oleta Parking
Quy
George
Jackson
Sarai
Charlotte
Minnie
Gladys McVaughis
Dorothy Graker
Catherine Wujuaki
Alig Carlyon
Grace Cole
Sonky Dave
Florence Holden
Delmar
Alumni Dance and Banquet Set for June 8
The Virgil G Curtis Memorial Fund funds scholarships for Corry High School seniors funded by one dollar dues. Dues grant alumni access to a banquet and dance in their honor with annual scholarships awarded from interest. This year the Junior High gym hosts the event with a brief meeting and entertainment. Officials: President Helen Johnson Vice President Walter Scott Treasurer D M Leach Trustees Ad Lyons Frank Babbitt Milo n Brown.
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Virgil G. Curtis
Corry High School
Corry High
Junnior High Gymnasium
Helen Johnson
Walter Scott
Leach
Ad Lyons
Frank Babbitt
Milon Brown D. M
Class Day to Be Observed by Senior High Students
June 5 in the Senior High Auditorium marks the annual class day and moving up exercises. The Senior class committee is led by John McLaughlin with Maye r Smith Morerice Hulton Ruth Lans ton Carl Norder and Jack Irene. Program items include remarks by Mr Sheen senior class will Lilah Hinman Roe Pitt gifts by Helen McGray Ruth Lans ton Jack Krone sui Kenneth Jackson senior prophecy by Florence Van Cise Florence Holden and Carl Norder senior class song by the student body.
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John McLaughlin
Mayer Smith
Morerice Hulton
Ruth Lanston
Carl Norder
Jack Irene
Mr. Sheen
Lilah Hinman
Roe Pitt
Helen McGray
Jack Krone Sui
Kenneth Jackson
Knockers and Critics at Corry High School
A student newspaper piece laments constant knocking by readers and encourages constructive help rather than fault finding. It urges offering better ideas, earning goodwill, and avoiding negative criticism among peers at Corry High.
Yukon Flowers and People at Dawson Valley
An evocative Yukon scene highlights flowers, plants, and shrubs thriving along the canal and valley. The narrative notes exotic varieties and the beauty of the flora observed by visitors in Dawson, the capital, amid a rich natural setting.
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Yukon
Canal
Dawson
Damage suit nears jury in Warren over 1991 auto collision
Warren May 22 The $75,000 damage case arising from a 1991 automobile collision nears its jury after a lengthy testimony phase. Aida Baum of Reynoldsville sues Dr. David Crossett of Warren and Reng Anderson of Reynoldsville. experts testified on Miss Baum’s condition and injuries. Two post verdict motions were granted to show cause in related cases, including Harold Hampson for W. S. Ashworth and Filmer Smyith versus Freehold Fire Insurance.
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Reynoldsvile
Miss Baiun
Harold S. Hampson
W. S. Ashworth
Brevard
N.C
A.C. Clough
Filmer Smyith
Gerkrude Smith
Freehold Fire Insurance Association
Plaintifes
Chautauqua 1993 Programme Highlights At Jamestown
Jamestown May 2 announces the 1993 Chautauqua programme with Albert Stoesens returning to conduct the symphony orchestra. The lineup features Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Governor Leheren Norman Thomas Strinkl and Gillan as well as Mrs. Percy V. Pennyharker and Mrs. Thomas Addison. English performances include Gilbert and Sullivan Pinafore. Cleveland Play House actors star in thirteen theatre evenings July 2 to Aug 1 with cottage owners returning and hotel operators noting strong advance bookings.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua
Yes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Leheren
Norman Thomas Strinkl
Gillan
Percy V. Pennyharker
Thomas Addison
Albert Stoesens
America
Gibbert and Sullivan
Cleveland Play Housé
Yeas
Gypsy Auto Had Radio Sent To Aid Police Movements
Wash Police found a gypsy automobile equipped with a short wave radio. The device could be used to keep in touch with police movements and coordinate action.
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Gypsy Auto
Boost Wages at Tannery Spurred by Sale Talks
Mr Jewett Henn reports the International Shoe Company tannery may sell to a new firm but granted a percent wage increase to local plant workers. The rise follows leather market gains and boosts morale across Mir Tivert as business outlook improves. The plant faces a final, uncertain phase amid ongoing upheaval and a looming end date.
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Jewett Henn
Homloratiy
Jewett Tannery
International Sho
Tocal
Mir Tivelt
Rm Try
Thompson's Barosma Tablets Advertised by Mrs Bell
A testimonial from Mrs. Lizzie M. Bell of Los Angeles promotes Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a diuretic aiding kidney function. The letter claims relief for rheumatic pain dizziness and urinary issues and promises satisfaction or money back. It also mentions Golden Table Tablets as a constipation remedy.
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Thompson
Lizzie M. Bell
West 28Th St
Los Angeles
Executor's Notice for Thomas T Dempsey Estate in Erie PA
Executor's notice names Thomas T Dempsey deceased of Erie County Pennsylvania. It calls creditors and claimants to file their claims with the Register of Wills of Tate County Pennsylvania. The notice requests payment and presents dates and names amid fragmented text from the estate filing.
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Anton Zalazneck
City of
Corry
Erie Couinty
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Parsons
Menlands
Phillip Zalazneck
Milton Zalaznech
Beccatora
Walter L. Peake
Atbornay
Thomas T Dempsey
Thomas
Dempsey
Erie
Tate County
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