New York Central Flyer Wreck Near Dunkirk
A New York Central trans continental mail train derailed near Irving, southwest of Buffalo, with thirteen cars left on the track and several cars resting on an incline. No deaths. minor injuries among some passengers reported as crews began clearing wreckage. Cause under investigation tied to a stretch of track crossing.
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Administration Notice for Leonard T. McIlray Estate
In Corry Pennsylvania an admin letters issued to the undersigned for the estate of Leonard T. McIlray deceased. Creditors and those with claims must present them promptly to ROSAB MeHLHOY Miz South Certen St Corry PA. J Attorney at Law Union City PA.
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Mehlhoy
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Alumni Victory Over Beavers in Weekend Baseball
The Alumni beat the Beavers 18 to 8 after trailing early. May games noted include McCall men defeating Hire Commercial 10 to 8 and Beavers breaking a tie in the final inning. Upcoming tilts list Falconer on May 24 and Erie Commercial on May 26, with All Stars losing 8 to 7 to Company A in a City Industrial League arrangement.
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Picnic and injury mark MC Msne event at Country Club hill
The MC Msne enjoyably hosts a Wednesday picnic south of the Country Club where Ann Wolford and others observe cows gathering for the feast. Senior flags begin Thursday morning in the auditorium to assemble files. Coach McCail sustains a cheekbone injury at practice, potentially needing surgery, affecting catering and picnic plans. Mrs. McCormick misses a day of school due to illness.
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Country Club
Ann
Wolford
Mercer urges seniors to attend college for business gain
Tuesday morning E H Mercer of Commercial College spoke to the Senior Commercial class urging college attendance. He praised the benefits of higher education for a business career and offered guidance to seniors in selecting a Commercial College for their future.
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Mercer
Commercial College
Spider Webs a Lesson in Strength for Corry High School
Hi Times from Corry High School presents a student page on spider webs as metaphor. The piece reflects diligence, patience, and steady effort, comparing a spider's web to human growth and learning. It urges persistence and self discipline as students examine their own journeys.
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Creition
Kitchenette Etiquette by Neil McKay
A humorous piece debunks social myths about kitchenette apartments and guides readers through etiquette for introductions, greetings, dining, and departures. It humorously describes the quirks of self service elevators, hostesses, and compact living, stressing polite restraint and minimal praise.
May be Yes and Maybe No A Class Riddler
The text poses a series of questions about a school setting including windows pictures doors exits and staff names. It asks counts of items like windows pictures extinguishers and gowns while noting classroom details and schedules.
Progressive Party Drawing to Close Contest Features Mixed Winners
After a week of activity the Progressive Party drawing concluded with prizes awarded to individuals and couples. Winners included Ruth Spoon and others as judges and organizers announced results and attendees enjoyed refreshments.
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Breakfast hike outing by Sports Club members
The club journeyed from Wic High School at dawn for a breakfast hike to a favorite spot. They enjoyed an abundance of breakfast items, though a girl brought a dozen eggs by mistake and a minor incident occurred. The event proved worthwhile despite the hiccup.
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Wic High School
Picnic plans set for June at Celoron
Time for picnics arrives as Junior Senior class event is scheduled for Friday in Celoron. Senior class votes a transportation contribution of ten cents. Original Findley Lake venue abandoned. M D Club went on a mission May 17. About 25 girls with teachers present cooked wethers and bacon atop Reservoir Hill.
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Ubey
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Class Dance Replaces Fight for Senior High Night
Plans call for a school party in the Junior High gym on Friday evening May 27 with free admission for Sophomores Juniors and Seniors. Red Morgan's Orchestra of Erie will provide music for dancing the main entertainment while those not wanting to dance may play cards.
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Red Morgan
Erie
Potpourri item hints at school happenings and local antics
A fragment from Times Potpourri notes student health concerns and upcoming events. It mentions Deyn seeking public disclosure of heart trouble, a high pulse, and weak heart, plus one more Hi Timea issue. It hints at Bachalaureate plans, cycling expertise, cow encounters, and a few quirky local anecdotes.
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Reed
Wright
Bernice Olds
Pit
Bernice
Wilson
Ted) Andrews
Anderson
Hair Fashion Poem and Guest List Vaporized Names
A whimsical verse celebrates changing coiffure and snowy artistry in fashion, noting grey or white hair by mood and nightly styling. It is followed by a long, fragmented roster of names seemingly ordered as social or literary alters, with many spelling oddities and possible OCR errors.
Youths Held for Stealing Auto in Jamestown
Jamestown residents report two youths confess to auto theft after police recovered a car Saturday night. Stanley A. Myers, 20, of 62 Thirteenth Street, is held on second degree larceny charges at police headquarters. Harald E. Kass, 21, of 219 Montney Avenue, is in Mayville county jail serving a sentence for driving while intoxicated and awaits grand larceny charges upon release.
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Jamestown
Afteeneye
Walt
Plans for Class Day Activities at the High School
The usual class day events will be unusual this year. Seniors plan a beach stone “slag” in the auditorium with a seashore decor and a conversation instead of the prophecy reading. Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen are expected to attend the program on stage.
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Beach Stone
Do You Know Answers From Historic Providence Query
A compact puzzle style note lists items under entries such as 1900 Providence 3 Sept 3 1788 Paris and names E B Dorsett Mansfeld with a $3000 diet alum reference tied to Dickens and related markers.
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Providence
Paris
E. B. Dorsett
Mansfeld
Dickens
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