Six Seniors Star as Corry Defeats Franklin in Final Game
Corry senior Beavers beat Franklin 19 to 6 in Corry’s dust battle. Chuck Williams ran 70 yards for a late first half touchdown. Six seniors Bud Rourke Walt Paulson Bob Brown captain Martin Keppel Ed Morey Ange Kerstetter played their last game for Corry High.
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Corry Beavers
Franklin Eleven
Corry
Franklin
Beavers
Chuck Williams
Cory
Frank UN
Seors
Bovlevsky
Frankin
Bud Rourke
Walt Paulson
Bob Brown
Martin Keppel
Ed Morey
Ange
Kerstetter
Eabin Jam Corry Senior High
Maple Syrup Quality Emphasis At Pennsylvania Farm Show
The Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg will spotlight maple products with a quality emphasis during the January 16 week. Foresters note the producer handles planting tapping processing and delivery, while the housewife’s use on the table reveals color aroma and consistency. The movement seeks to standardize No 1 or fancy syrup and distinguish it from lower grades as newer equipment enables finer flavor. In other news Jacob Mintz Pittsburgh fight promoter was injured in a nonfatal automobile collision near Hollidays Cove West Virginia.
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Maple Products Department
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harburg
Agrieni Lal Industry Credit Thin
Pennsylvania State College
Gunpl
Pepe
County officials push for more gasoline tax refunds
The Gily Council moved to secure a larger share of the gasoline tax refund returned to the county each year. A resolution called on the board of county commissioners to include a $2,500 appropriation in the 19__ budget for street work, with aggressive follow up by Caldwell-Cowell supporters to press the county for funds next year. The action will be shared with the county commissioners as soon as possible.
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Gily Council
Copwell
Even Missioners
Weekday school notes track events and misprints
A dated school diary recounts tardiness due to a faulty ball and a fixable issue, a new month and Halloween reflections, a M M s roller skating party with profit, a singing assembly, staff visitors and class activities, a chemistry quiz about tastes, and a survey of teaching methods by Dr Buckingham and Dr Cornell. Seniors plan a victory dance.
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Mary” Milles
Stuuy Hall
Corrian Chul
Coreian Sds
Laliss
Sheen
Martin Keppel
Martin
Buckingham
Cornell
Allegheny College
Colmbia University
Helotton Radio-Rodes
Seniors Sponsored Hop After Franklin Game
Chatter at the Senior hop Saturday night centered on whether Sue Seensors would sponsor the dance after the Franklin game. The student council decided to hold the much heralded dance following the Franklin gathering, pleasing many attendees.
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Sue Seensors
Walter and Betsy Helpers At Armistice Day Events
Walter wui chell notes early hours and hall antics as students recount tardy marks and odd happenings. Junior play rehearsals fill the stage while basketball, hunting, and bets between peers add rumor and humor. Claudia Keener’s reveal excites curiosity and plans for a December trip surface amid school life and a possible half holiday.
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Walter Wuichell
Walter
Stude
Warren
Ty Auditorium
Mr. Bogart
Helen Bush
Mr. Myers
Pitt Tech
Jore Swavan
Bob Wallace
Theodore
Claudia Keener
Erie Academy
One Mile
The
Corrian
Gebats
T. D
Howe
Pill Tech
Glen Club
Snidana
Keppers
Chuck Jackman
Center Street
Foster
Butch Miller
Education Week Observance Amid World War Remembrance
Editor notes Armistice Day and Education Week as yearly commemorations. Describes WWI, 1918 peace news, and the shift to annual Education Week by the American Legion and National Education Association in 1921 to promote self-government and enlightened citizenry through schools and civic education. The piece urges renewed dedication to peace and democratic ideals.
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America
United States
American Legion
National Eibuication Associatiim
Hunters bag six syliiv rels and more on first day
Fifteen Corry High School hunters took Monday off for opening season and bagged six syliiv rels and six pheasants along with six grouse. Martin Keppel claimed two pheasants and four grouse, Clair Hillstrom and Ed McElroy each had one pheasant, Arthur Sharburg boasted four faisils, while three Army teachers joined in for a share of the game. The piece notes questions about totals from a Friday Fashion Rodeo hunt.
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Hyun Ravers
Murmingne
Corry High School
Martin Keppel
Clair Hillstrom
Ed McElroy
Ange
Arthur Sharburg
Unt
Corry Staff Invade Erie in Fruitful Music Ad Push
Corry advertising staff invaded Erie last Thursday to solicit ads for the yearbook. Roberta King, Mary Castor, Peggy Sullivan, Mary Milley, Charles Bracken, Bob Curtis and Chir Hill Strom pressed merchants for at least 200 dollars and required a teacher’s note of satisfactory grades. Erie merchants and local advertisers including Richardson Co, Boston Store, Keefe’s, The Hall’s, Schneider’s, Pulakos, Five’s, Eye County Milk Association, and others joined in, with additions from The Nast Company and Donaldson Bros. and Style Craft Design Co. of Spring Creek.
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Tone Ranowines
Evie
Roberta King
Mary Castor
Peggy Sullivan
Mary Milley
Charles Bracken
Bob Curtis
Chir Hillstrom
Corry
Erie Merohanta
Richardson Co
Boston
Keefes Johnson
the Hall's
Schneider's
Pulakos
Sea Fool Restaurant
Five's
Eye County Milk Association
Heys Physician's Supply
Collman's
Erie Commercial College
Erie Business College
Times
Senior Snapshots: Danna and Bob Share High School Highlights
Senior snapshots profile Danna Septram a varsity football and basketball standout with blue eyes and a fondness for nicknames including Shorty Sharlest and Donna. The piece notes her college prep path toward teaching at Penn State. It also portrays Bob Brown known as Shigger Slats or Bot Brown a three year varsity football and two year basketball player whose hobby is photography and whose favorite song is Moon Over Miami.
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Danna
Jay
Donut
Donna
Shorty
Sharlest
Donjia
Penn State
Ike
Mae
Bob Ha
Bob
Miami
Lyceum ticket sales total $125.75 and future plans
Anerson reports Lyceum Course tickets totaling 125.75 dollars sold with profits to benefit the Athletic Association. The Lyceum Course flat number will be announced on November 28, 1988. City lighting study for Toledo recommends replacing 3 556 streetlights with incandescent lamps on main thoroughfares. A strong earthquake hit northern Japan near Honshu, raising fears of heavy damage in Miyagi and nearby areas.
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Sir. Anerson
The
Athletic Association
Toledo
Allare
Japan
Tokyo
Hon Ahiu
Committees Named for Junior Play at Local School
Rehearsals for the junior play at 920 College Avenue proceed under Miss Bennett as director. Cast and committees have been announced, detailing stage manager Kenneth Burts, costume mistress Helen Bush, property managers Dori Jnestrom and Betty Ramsdell, book holders Anita Rainjlo and Charlotte Mack, call girl Pauline Vadovich, ticket office Betty Litz, advertising Dor othy Whaley, and interns Margaret Dunnihoo and Kurt Lindberg.
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College Avenue
Miss Bennett
The
Mist
Wee
Ninie Liste
Kenneth Burts
Miistrees
Helen Bush
Dori Jnestrom
Betty Ramsdell
Anita Rainjlo
Charlotte Mack
Pauline Vadovich
Betty Litz
Dorothy Whaley
Margaret Dunnihoo
Kurt Lindberg
Mary Jallar Gilson
Richart Ohm
Doris Dade Ahom
Belly Ramsirll
Keith Pay
Blair Arnold
Jed Borkoski
Mrs Howe Chooses 1938 Debate Team
The Depute club selected the 1938 debate squad after tryouts held on Tuesday. Named students include Doris Bergman Bob Curtis Rich ar Donating Ralph Foster Doris Tadestrom Betty Lily Mary Maloney Toure Milltbrick Alice Nott and Zayl Taylor with MacBain Seary as student manager. The year’s resolution proposes the United States should form a fourH alliance with Great Britain.
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Tuynuls
Doris Bergman
Bob Curtis
Richar Donating
Ralph Foster
Doris Tadestrom
Betty Lily
Mary Maloney
Toure Milltbrick
Alice Nott
Zayl Taylor
MacBain Seary
United States
Great Britain
Club News Teems With Plans And Preparations
The Home Arts Club knits and sews items like gears and purses while a party is planned for next week. The A Cappella Choir aims to send delegates to the All State Chorus in Italiana Ta on December 15 16 and 17 with Nobel Camp as guest. Business Council members traveled to Ireland on Thursday to recruit for the Corian. The Dramatic Club practices a future production titled Evidence while the Debate team selection followed last Tuesday’s tryouts.
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Gamera Ghib
A-Capella
Italiana
Nobel Cainp
Eire Bn
Corian
Dramatic Club
Junior Varsity Loses 70 Warren Reserves
Warren Reserves outplayed Corry in a tough town match as Warren took early lead and Perry Dew Carlan scored a late pin for Corry. Corry finished scoreless while Warren dominated with weight height and speed. In separate note, Omaha holds about $70,000 in unclaimed funds from dead or forgotten accounts awaiting claimants.
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Warren
Corry
Dew Carlan
Omaha
Neh -It Io
Football Parole Request From Mount Carmel High
Mount Carmel High School pupil George Kave sought parole for a youth involved in an alleged theft of dynamite worth 822 dollars. Court proceedings revealed the youth's football team ties and parental involvement as factors in the petition.
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Mount Carmel
Pai
Cort George Kave
Meunt Carmel High School
Shar Payor
Three Scarlet Fever Cases At Union City
Three scarlet fever cases are reported at Union City with three quarantined students. Local health officials urge parents to keep children home if symptomatic and to monitor throat temperature and cold symptoms.
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Union City
Leah Aehon
Union City Votes On Bond Issues Today
Union City voters will decide on several bond issues affecting the power system and public works. The measures cover street lighting, water supply, and potential upgrades to municipal facilities.
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Union City
Cera
Ayny
Uae
Sant Hing Power System
Aninehout
Drop in relief rolls and employment figures show shifts
A scanned 1972 report details ongoing relief roll reductions and private employment changes. It notes about 30,000 forged entries, 23,031 persons. autumn attendance and private employer layoffs in the state. The ledger lists total relief recipients around 18,000 with ongoing private employment reductions and related wage patterns across regions.
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Agu Enone
Plan Big Welcome for Mark Sullivan in Chester
Chester County residents prepare a welcome for Mark Sullivan, recently returned home as a new appointee. He plans to attend chapel services and reconnect with his boyhood community near Avonilate, with local officials and witnesses ready to greet him.
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Chester, Fu
Nova
Chester County
Sullivan
Cale Joxe
Avonilate
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