Volume marks 800th anniversary of public schools in Boston
The celebration marks 800 years since Public Schools began in Boston in 1635. The plan, led by the National Education Association, promotes universal education, improved high school offerings, and financial aid for underprivileged students. Awards and a school paper are planned. General James A. Warley in Washington may honor the event.
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Bosuimas
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James A. Warley
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The Mystery at Green Acres Continues
In a plantation house at Green Acres Jane discovers muddy footprints leading from a swamp as secrets mount. Nancy, the house cook, hints at danger around the swamp and a hidden past involving gambling, a missing son, and a will. A storm and a faint scream end with Lucy unconscious and hall tracks seen in the dawn.
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Jane
Nancy
Manny
John Carter
John
Liley
Wane
Toki
Tuey
Carters
Jein
Lucy
John Kindalmows
Toperida
Dane
Swamp
Green Acres
Bits of News Classifieds and Socials Snapshot
Roberta Fletherford hosts a birthday party for sixteen at her home with games, dancing, cards, and lunch. Jeanne Titus and friends gather on Wright Street for rugs, games, and refreshments. A charity bake and sale supports the school, and a Stencil lab dinner and senior class event are noted. Public sale notices list farm equipment, livestock, and household goods with terms.
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Roberta Fletherford
Jeanne, Tits
Wright Street
Martha Marie Hawkins
Johnny Wilcox
Mary H. Gillette
Duane Fogie
Ferre Raymond
Paul Brynolfson
Jeannie Titus
John Merviele
Stencil
Rhodes Farm
Daytown
Gigniton
Spartansburg
Centerville
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Educators and students assess school years progress
Corry High School students and staff publish a yearbook style assessment titled Your Education 1934 25 reflecting on free public education in America. The piece urges readers to seize opportunities and compare past and present schooling methods while noting the roles of state government and individuals in shaping learning.
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America
Bliss joins Chi Phi Lancaster at Panickin College
R Ray Bliss son of Mr and Mrs C F Bliss of 21 Mapleagensley Cori received an invitation to join Chi Phi fraternity at Panickin and Mirahwl College. He is a member of the freshman class and the news notes his acceptance as a freshman pledge.
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CHI Phi Lancaster
Who's Who Teacher and Senior Football Highlights From Corry High
A school feature lists Mrs. Smith a veteran geography and industry teacher at Corry High, noting her years in teaching, degrees from California, Penn and Temple, and roles with sophomore homeroom and study clubs. It also profiles Senior students Robert Johnson and Robert Brockmann, detailing their rooms, classes, football injuries, and club positions. The entries mention travels to Alaska, Europe, and South America. Dick Shoop is tagged as a junior victim in a light feature, with Crosby Bush highlighted as a sophomore cheerleader and Health Club member.
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Oescura Smuth
Bavks Business College
Normal School
Philadelphia
Corry
University of California
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Hob
Bot
Corrina Sales
Dick Shoop
Crosby Bush
Crosby
Corrian Advertising Staff Begins Work in Corry Yearbook Drive
The Corrian Advertising staff begins its annual solicitation campaign to raise funds for the 1925 yearbook. Merchants around Corry have generously reserved space and Gil’s appreciation is to be shown by patronizing them. Names listed include Alexander Cu, Ne Auer Apsney, Bryno Sleatlig, Beaton Store, Buffalo banks, and local shops.
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Cortun Hus Hewlin
Corry
Gil
Alexander
Bryno
Sleatlig
Cole Wge
Buffalo
N.Y
Beaton
Boa. Chlipatin
Copry
Tahcstorn
Big
Corp CW Ghetis
Corry Berth Association
Dien & Hon
Tacry Mhirtin
Erie
Students Reflect on Corry High School
Woy and several classmates share opinions on an ideal high school. Carroll Mead praises study hall and Spanish while wishing stairs, gym, and better lighting. Virgil Warner likes traffic rules but dislikes homework. Ray Courtney notes abundant information and stage quality. Bessie Castrantas favors early start and traffic rules but dislikes the be ginning of shoo at 1 00. Gertrude Lindstrom dislikes hallway noise during class changes and enjoys labs. she objects to Friday tardiness. Stanley Van Tassel wants more talk time in study hall and a half day option for any student.
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Carolln Mead
Virgil Warner
Ray Courtney
Bessie Castrantas
Néqith
Gertrude Lindstrom
Stanley van Tassel
Seison basketball tickets sold by Junie High students
Mary Alice Geiger and Wong recover from operation as Junie High students sell season basketball tickets. The home room 4 sent a plant and a thank you note to those who sent Ney cards or visited. Local merchants Phillips jeweler Powell Motor Co Rix Theatre W W Waterhouse Washington Lunch Davison-Fogte Lumber Co listed in the notice.
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Mary Alice Geiger Ja Wong
Phillips
Powell Motor Co
Rix
W. W Waterhouse Washington Lunch
Davison-Fogte Lumber
Basketball squad named for 34 35 team
The squad is cut to twelve after three weeks of workouts. Players include Paulson Reelofs Fitch captain Curtis Sewell Bertram Hammond Hurlbut Zepka Taylor Sullivan Baressi. Schedule lists games from December through March against faculty Wesleyville Murint Waterford Girard Albion Youngsville Exeter Union City Corry McKean Titusville Erie North East and others.
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Lelter- Ten
Paulson
Reelofs
Fitch
Curtis
Sewell
Bertram
Hammond
Hurlbut
Zepka
Taylor
Sullivan
Baressi
Union City
Nontheast
Corry
McKean
Titusville
Cony
Waterford
Youngsville
Albion
North East
Waintigra
High School Highlights From Corry District
A rushed recap of Corry area school events notes a Wesleyville league meeting, a Senior High teachers party in Junior High honor, with McCormick as refreshment chair and Anderson handling entertainment. The program School Days impressed, while some students clashed over the Wimpy Sale. Snapshots trend, Hi and Tri Hi members attended an Edinboro conference, and Room 6 beat Room 7 in a Hig Basketball League opener.
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Hugh
Corry
McCormick
Anderson
Peg
Lawyer
Oddities About Entertainers and Their Lives
A quirky collage questions claimed facts about Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone as Mr and Mrs Benny, four Lombardo brothers in Guy Lombardo's orchestra, Wayne King as his own singer, Ozzie Nelson and Harriet as engaged, Penner selling ice, Eddie Cantor's five daughters, Bing Crosby's three sons with twins noted, a Phillip Morris boy aged eighteen, and Gordie Boswell of the Boswell Sisters as crippled and unable to walk a step.
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Jack ‘Benny
Mary Livingstone
Benny
Lombardo Brothers
Guy Lombardo
Wayne King
Ozzie Nelson
Harriet Hijiaed
Tée Penner
Eddie Cantor
Daughers
Bing Croaby
Phillip Morriss
Gordie Boswell
Boul Sidters
San-Cura Ointment praised for healing powers
Mrs D B Sinclair of Dathan Alabama touts San-Cura Ointment and Soap as cures for burns cuts and wounds. Advertises prices and drugstore availability urging readers not to risk infection by neglect. Also notes a jail incident where a drunken man missing an artificial leg prompted marshal assistance.
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D. B. Sinclair
North Lena Street
Dathan
Ala
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Room Ib
Hi Times
Artiur Scouten
Automotive
Ford Tudor
J. MY Care Journal
Erie County
G. C. Heherling Company
Bloomington
Helen Gumbleton
Ruth Kintey
Dorothy Neylon
Wibicot
Academy High
C. C. Warner
Room 2
Joan Place
Hiness
Agatha St. Pierre
St. Eoward's
Myrtle Kysar
Brad Smith
Widine Poster
Dorothy Jones
Burton Hammond
Marjorie McEltoy
Bob Roelofs
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Duane Fogle
John Wilcox
Elsa Thayer
Ohio
Red Cross
Vancouver
United Air Lines
Charles Gates
Lovells
Elgin Road
Deventer
Orpington
L. C. Graves
Payos
Otis Corn
Harrow
International
Adriance
H.C. Howe
Shermutt
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Bermett
Rayayond Wiis
Geo. Miller
Harry Russell
H. O. Howe
Ofelack
Spaurtansburg
Riceville
Spartansurg
Ina Chase
Artin Scouten
Stanford Hose Company
Claude P. Ferris
County of Erie
State of Pennsylvania
Olive
Register of Wills
Erie Caunnty
Pennsylvania
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Ezeline Werris
Wright St
Roy S. Ferris
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Sarah A. Prancis
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Anna C. Wilcox
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Walter L. Drake
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HIE Times Corry High School
Miss O'Hare Stair
Dorothy, Neylon
Iren Raymond
Hetty Krone
Mary Sgeiger
Ruth Johnson
Norma Bennett
Mary E. Gillette
Charlotte Schramling
Jean Titus
Oleta Sul
Frances Young
Elaine Foster
Corrine ‘Culen
Corrian Advertising
Corry High School
Junie High
Seison
Corry High
TAS Ayers Butewueu
Ine Basketball League
Wesleyville
Hattle
Tri Hi
Edinboro
Room 7
Dorothy Rickers
Miss Bennett
Turkey
Dob and
Burton
Gerlunde Heed
Hap Hanck
Yorkville
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Vis
Member
Federal Reserve System
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