Classified Ads Catalog Snapshot From Historic Journal
Public notices and classified sections outline ad rules and category list for readers. Includes pricing details, editing rights, and guidance on copy preparation for Home Office Farm and Personal ads. The fragment lists numerous classified divisions from announcements to automobiles and merchandise categories.
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Journal
Tate
Eac
Saie
Rire
Help
Bonn
Sulurus Mumning
Lookout for Shooting Stars Baffles Local Pupils
Pr Anderson, instructor, notes clear skies expected for a spectacular meteor display tonight or tomorrow. Students in Set-4 track past appearances since 902 A D with Leonid showers counted in 1833 1866 1868 1883 1898 and 1982. Predictions say a bright show may occur mid November with possible timing tonight or Wednesday but weather and luck may alter the spectacle.
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Pr. Anderson
H. A. Newton
Yass
Sheen
Pyture
Witta
Femi Arabia
Efistward
Jimnen Howe
Amorrén
Etolit
Pemidniskt
Ns Plice
Nuimpars
Mike
Sinal
Leo
Henge
Leon
Leonkla
Anderson
Winter 18 Coming by Jack Krone
A fragmented verse about winter weather and school absences. The speaker notes a snowy morning, rushing to school, and the challenge of missing lessons while the wind and snow press on through the day. The piece centers on youthful effort to reach class despite the storm.
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Jack Krone
Fragmentary Rant Reflects Confused Speech Tone
The text presents a garbled narrative with misheard words and jumbled phrases. It reads as a chaotic monologue about lateness, blame, and ritual actions, lacking coherent events or identifiable individuals.
Fragmented text record from an OCR page
The readable portion outlines a historical property issue or legal notice involving a district or parish, with mentions of wells paving and a street or site named after Wik-Parw and Siti. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR quality.
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Wellers
New Band Uniforms Meet With Approval at School Display
A high school event showcased the new band uniforms on Thursday morning. Attendees praised the bright orange and white design, noting the neat trim and overall presentation as a positive reflection of the band’s spirit.
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Paul
Coon Hunt Enjoyed by H A M Association Members
The Gerry H A M Association held a Friday coon hunt with about ten members plus guests. They rode to Union City, gathered at a farmyard lit by flashlights, then camped, told stories, and shared a cabbage feast after a long night in the forest.
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Gerry H. A. M. Association
Mr Anderson
Roy Cady
Pop’ Warner
Terence Rouse
Barton Smith
Don Sears
Lewis Dubrusky
Mountain
Atong
Cecil Messenger
Zern Blair
Messenger
Sears
Smith
Corry
Mr. Anderson
Ralph Cady
John Merrick
Union City
Tom
Arkansag
Finwlly
Hay
Youth and reform pass through generations in verse
A 19th century-styled poem reflects on youth challenging parental authority and aging wisdom. It argues each generation bears a reform urge while learning from life’s storms, and that progress arises from blending youth’s courage with enduring experience.
Typewriting Course and Study Explained
The program trains students to master the keyboard gain machine knowledge and learn business forms. Six week graded work and three speed tests measure progress with specific word counts and error limits. In year two students drill letters and forms and transcribe from shorthand notes, then pass speed tests up to 40 wpm with limited errors.
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Iso
Room Five Assembly Plans Mock Radio Program
Friday the seventh graders of Room Five present an assembly titled They are planning to present mock radio program The program will feature a few favorite selections a room band advertisements like Jones Wigs instrumental solos jokes and two menus for a light evening.
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Sopep Ie Sophon Boys
Room 5
Chestnut Street
General Electric Model Kitchen Display At School
High school students viewed a General Electric model kitchen exhibited in front of the school. The display featured a green and ivory color scheme with a breakfast nook for eight, electric outlets for appliances, a kitchen with a refrigerator, dishwasher, and stove, and ample cabinet space.
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General Electric
Too Many Bosses stage romance entangles many
The Arhistic Association plans an early show of Too Many Bosses directed by Miss Rowland. Cast includes Vern Lakin, Eric Waterman, Vida, Grandpa Lakin and Monica Takin. Engagements, suspicions over a missing pearl necklace, love triangles, and comic rescue unfold to a happy ending.
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Arhistic Association
Miss Rowland
Vern Lakin
Prances Dean
Eric Waterman
Perry Hains
Vida
Mary Frances Brooks
Fern
Eric
Grandpa Lakin
Neil McKay
Gregory Lakin
Verett Phillips
Penn
Monica Takin
Sarah Shiver
Monica
Ramsey Gelder
John Love
Garrett Young
Roger McCray
Josephine Burnett
Virginia Kysarj
Erie
Josephine
Garrett
Hamsey
Isa
Student Council Improves School Facilities
The boys' council arranged for early dismissal for shop practice students at Junior High School, and secured a Cotrian room as a lining room to replace a chilly basement space. The girls' council added minor equipment upgrades and contemplates installing liquid soap machines and grassfowls around the school.
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Hhe Girls’ Council
Gorey High School Hi Times Staff Listing
The HL-TIMES editor and department heads are listed including Euitory Chief Orlo Ewing and Literary Editor George Rogers. Managing Editor Jane Maxwell coordinates with Assistant Managing Editor Qleata Perkins and News by Sarah Shayer Charlotte Whittaker Hibbiot Colegrove Rita Waite Mary Seis Robert Ayers Cecil Akam.
Comedians Wanted for Friday Assembly Programs
The essay notes a shortage of good assembly programs this year with first entertainment scheduled for November 13. It urges home rooms to begin preparations immediately to ensure qualityFriday programs and highlights the value of student talent and patient practice.
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Califra
Tim
Odd Scribbles Highlight School Gossip and Pranks
A fragmentary diary like page records students debating authority figures and hallway antics. Names such as Curtis Haines Briggs Waite and Sheetey appear amid chatter about corridors and rumors. The piece hints at school life tensions and playful banter without a clear single event.
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Molio
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Haines
Rita Waite
Arland Briggs
Jackal
al Smith
Garden Rhenbarg
Sheen
Siwanis
Engin
Hixon
Alfebitt Cliss
Victor
Lal
Corry and Union City Highs Rival in Football and Basketball News
Rivalry between Corry and Union City dominates the scene as football season ends and basketball begins. Posters brag about a Corry upset over Union City, vandalism marks a school building, and future games loom with limited player experience and a roster of named seniors and juniors.
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Aero
Corry
Talon City
Bell
Ha Corry
Union City
Unio City
Tly City
Corryitus
Armistice Day program at junior high school
The Junior High School held an Armistice Day program at 11 o clock on November 1 during the assembly. Ninth and weight class pupils performed songs and talks honoring World War soldiers. The Junior High Scoop will publish on November 21.
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