Corry Beavers Crush Union City 31–0 in 1936 Finale
Corry High Beavers overwhelmed Union City 31 to 0 to finish the season 7–1. Corey Beavers dominated with multiple touchdowns including a 30 yard pass to Sullivan and a late score by Don Taylor. The win capped a record-setting year as Corry piled up 176 points while allowing none in the last stretch.
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Corey High School Beavers
Corry
Union Ly
Johnny Wilcox Toose
Union City
Gary
Bob Guliek
Gulick
Union
Coty
Red’ Taylor
Don Taylor
Corry High Beavers
Thia
Gorry
Mey
Tituaville
Library class aims to improve student test outcomes
Seniors enrolled in a library studies course taught by Mia Rowland under Literacy State supervision. After completion, a test identified gaps with 32 students missing several key questions. Sophomores will take the course next, while those who fail receive targeted review on missed topics.
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Mia Rowland
Sanhomars
Abudenta
Errura
Mmesteom
Importa
Thebrary
Bool
Cord of Wood and Heat Value Compared to Coal
Harrisburg report notes a cord of air dried hardwood weighs about 8,600 pounds and can yield heat comparable to a ton of average coal. It discusses drying time, moisture loss, and farm wood demand, plus forestry practice of removing inferior trees to improve future timber and wood quality for heating.
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Harrisburg
James PF. Bogardus
Department of Foreats
TL Simply Means, As Serretary Bogarius
Department Oficials
Warren plant worker loses four fingers
Warren, Nov 19. Wesley Net of Walen BC 4 is in Warren General Hospital after a notching machine accident at the DeLuxe Metal Furniture Company where a wrench struck a gauge. He remains in fair condition. A coyote chase and a funeral notice appear in nearby briefs.
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Warren
Wesley
Walen B.C
Hyde
Warren General Hospital
Tov
Town
Gers
Guernsey Hetlers
Mads
Choice Hay
Arthur Scouten
Atéorting
Nelson
Rem Nelennfe
HL Times Staff Names and Roles Listed in Page Scoop
A typed roster details the HL Times staff with roles from managing editor to contributors. Names include Bélbor-Notine Auvib Wiiter-Harriett Anderson Betty Fogie Ann Rosch Fern Raymond Bob Bracken Shirley Hinman Norma Grice Harriett Wynn Marjorie MicWirey Marjorie Young Mary Alide Rethertara Sue Shaver Harriett Hepler Howard Rehnbong Edward Becker Tom Sepka Edward St. Pierre Mary Loveland Conrad Bevico Edith Hix son Carol Mae Hoskins Hlimear Smith Ruth Beckwith Marguerite Neylon Paul Willen Goode Bethy Krone Jane Hall Bessie Castraistas.
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Bélbor—Notine
Een
Auvib
Wiiter
Harriett Anderson
Mary B. Gillette
Assit
Betty Fogie
Hultor
oAnn Rosch
iPentine
Fern Raymond
Sports Biite
Bob Bracken
Newsuitor
Shirley Hinman
Norma Grice
Hiarrickt Wynn
Marjorie MicWirey
Marjorie Young
Mary Alide Rethertara
Sue Shaver
Harriett Hepler
Howard Rehnbong
Edward Becker
Tom Sepka
Edward St. Pierre
Mary Loveland
Conrad Bevico
Edith Hixson
Carol Mae Hoskins
Hlimear Smith
Ruth Beckwith
Marguerite Neylon
Paul (Hurlburt
Willen Goode
Typids
Bethy Krone
Anee Strugget
Aylene Roksing
Jane Hall
Bessie Castraistas
Spoken Words Shape Gossip Awareness
A fragmented discussion warns against repeating rumors and gossip about friends. It questions responsibility for words, noting how quickly a casual remark can harm reputations and urging restraint before spreading unverified chatter.
The Ghost Parade at Imperial Hotel Halloween Show
A fragmentary program notes a haunted stage piece titled The Ghost Parade. Readings of lines from Absalom Hawkes Burton Dearing and others promise a macabre, lighthearted performance with a cast including Sheriff Swanson Rastus Hunt Higgenbottom and Mamie Rose.
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Aiait
Absalom Hawkes
Burton Dearing
Sheriff
Robert Swanson
Rastus
Robert Hunt
Alf Higgenbottom
Anneth Pannon
Aleck Ségautt
Walter Dundon
Ted Lewis
Erin Gage
Hiram Hinghles
MacBain Beals
Students Demonstrate Skills at Evening for Parents
Sue Shaver era of erasing French books noted as a misread fragment. The report mentions Health Lynn favoring grees and a flurry of school social events. Football banquets, after dinner by clubs, skating parties, and dances appear amid a series of student activities and local gatherings.
Verifed Notes on Education Week Schedule Confusion
Fragmentary notes discuss American Education Week with no clear events. The quoted lines reference parents, inspiration, and a speaker Conrad Sayko, but the overall sense remains unclear and lacks concrete details.
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Presen
Conrad Sayko
Tinkle dUnsley 18 bell and eerie sounds noted
An odd fragment mentions Tinkle and unsley bells, with scattered lines about sounds and tidiness. Coletta Lewis is cited, though the text is garbled and lacks clear event or setting details.
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Tinkle
dUnsley
Coletta Lewis
A A Donation Day Profits Highlight Athletic Fundraiser
The Athletic Association reports Donation Day events on November 6, 41st generated 115.90 from about fifty donors in Corry. Football gate receipts and other activities funded expenses. five home gates totaled around 400, with basketball and student teams listed for donations. Names include MacBain Sears, Robert Swanson, John Strigler, Eugene Philips, Merle Van Cise, and others receiving thank-you letters.
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Athnetic. Association
Ned Aonation
Corry
A. A
Phesa
Evan
MacBain Sears Robert
Swanson
John St
Night School Opened At Corry High Thursday
Over two hundred parents and patrons of Corry Senior High attended Thursday night to see the night school program. Two half hour class sessions per department gave visitors a fair view of typical courses. The program, run by Jak Lindstey as Boys Student Council president, featured students from the band and the Girls Club, with songs and enthusiastic expressions from all. Parents answered a questionnaire showing strong support and desire for an arrival event.
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Distri
Ciabardoan Rovers
Jak Lindstey
Pand
Iby
Glet
Parente
High Band Expands School Program Support
Under the leadership of Mr Grossjier the band has grown rapidly. A parade on November Vth introduced the 1987 Oheyretary and funds from the appearance will buy new uniforms. The band performed at several games boosting pep and enthusiasm. Carnegie High School provided generous funding for uniforms and appearance improvements. Future performances are planned to raise more money and further uniform upgrades. Mr Bennett and Mr Glosinar receive commendation for progress.
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Sible
Grossjier
Sohea
Vth
Bf Town
Soho
Carnegie High ‘School
Carnegie
Viaribus
Bennett
Glosinar
Corrian Subscriptions Sold Successfully
The Corrian subscription drive ended Friday after two weeks of gathering subscriptions. Senior boys won the contest for taking the most, while senior girls aided by all members subscribing. Prizes include theater outings for the girls and a further push planned to grow Corrian quality.
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Corrianr
Cinderella
Blanden
Corian
Te Coriian
Marty Bools
Orden
Debate Club Opens Its First Year Meeting Tuesday
The Debating Society kicks off its first year with a November Wth session. The topic for this year is That AM Electric Utilities Should Be Government Owned and Operated. The first debate is set for February 4, 1927, as students hope Miss Price leads a successful year.
HI Times Staff of 1926 Were in AE
A fragmented list of staff roles and names from the Hi Times in 1926 appears, naming editors, editors emeritus, sports and business staff, advertising, circulation, and reporters with scattered spellings and titles. The readable portions indicate roles such as editor, business manager, circulation manager, advertising, and a roster of senior and junior reporters, typists, and assistants.
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HI Times
Makgavesty
Balter
Fumor-Editior
Roger Whiteley Exchange
Mary Belding
Mayer Hex Dempsey
Wilson Brown
Richard ‘Miller
Margaret, Purcell
Bycess Sive
Martha Tross
Sophonwle
Evelyn Belding
Dorothy Splesman
Dorothy Hammond
Josephine Hicks
Whos Who in the Sophomore Class and Senior Profiles
A fragmented school page profiles Mary LaMachhio of room 18 as a Health Club member who spends time studying and aims for nursing. It also highlights juniors Elwyn Gage as “The General” in The Ghost Parade with study club and band ties, and seniors Jane Hall Looming as a top commercial student and Pep Club booster.
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Mary LaMachhio
Mary
Syvyn Gage
Elwyn
Miss Bennett
Jane
Shie
Union City vs Carry High Game Promised To Draw Fans
In the last Review issue Union City High School touts an upcoming football clash with Carry at Beacon Field. The piece urges strong student and fan turnout, stressing years of rivalry and a hoped for Union City victory.
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Union City High School
Union City
eThiat
Bwt
Tigatry
Beacon
Corry
Moxé
Licfield Co Ohner
Pain
Nevada turkey growers see 35 percent rise in flock
Nevada turkey farmers report a 35 percent increase in turkeys since 1935 but remain unsure how many buyers will come. The note reflects harvest optimism amid uncertain demand in Reno.
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Nevada
Reno
Don’t Be Tortured by Your Feet Advertising Oddity
An OCR fragment touts foot relief products SansCura and Scofling Ointment with promises of pain relief and renewed vigor. It mentions washing with SansCura and rubbing in a healing ointment, then a claim you will feel like a new person tomorrow. The text is garbled with misspellings and stray phrases.
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Aista
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Mamie Rose
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Verna Webmore
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Gertrude Johnson
Sugar Grove
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Betty Crane
Room 2
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Boyd
Olin Bracken
Foiivall Jetterman
Turners
Beniet High
Blas Allstrom
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Bias
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Corry High
Corrian
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