Corry Beavers blank Edinboro 26 to 0 in second game
Corry Beavers defeated Edinboro 26 points to 0 as Red Taylor starred with two touchdowns and key runs. The team showed improved form from the Wattsburg game and prepared for a looming matchup with Lawrence Park, which beat Mill Creek 12 to 0, signaling a likely tight, spirited battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Beavers
Edinboro Eleven
Beavers
Red
Taylor Jed
Mill Creek Warriors
Lawrence Park
Whos Who In The Senior Chemistry Class
Dick Lyons the Senior chemist sees all hears all and knows nothing Doris Mollett the Junior believes in Shooting Stars Bob Deyoe the Junior thinks Grape Nuts come from grapes Burton Hammens the Senior laughs so hard the windows rattle Marge Mckiroy the Senior plays with chloroform during Chemistry Lab Ms Ms The Sorority that the world like to annihilate Muriel Young the Sophomore believes in signs Red Taylor the man about solo who climbs the cabinets in Andersons room JoAnn Roach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lyons
Doris Mollett
Bob Deyoe
Burton Hammens
Marge Mckiroy
Muriel Young
Gould
Red Taylor
Mr. Anderson
School clubs form at the year start
Multiple clubs organized under school supervision. Roberta Ross elected president of the Library Club with Mary McMahon as vice president and a secretary-treasurer. New organizations include Matilda Kamber's Pep Club sponsored by Mr Anglemon, and a Coin Club with Mr Blanden as supervisor. Debate Club active with material sent and a planned strong team. Psychology Club shifted to study club due to demand. Dramatics and Psychology clubs dissolved into study clubs. sponsors listed as Mrs Smith, Miss Bennett, and Mr Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Rowland
Mar Fiture
Roberta Ross
Mary McMahon
Matilda Kamber
Anglemon
Blanden
Miss 'Price
Myers
Appeal for funding Corvinn yearbook drive at Ot Corry High
Student representatives of Ot Corry's High School Senior class appeal to local merchants and businesses for financial support to fund the Corvinn yearbook. The letter thanks interviewees and lists contributing firms including Ajax Tron Works Bracken Keating Co FB Brooks Carry Dentists Carry Medical Assn and others while noting the communal effort to preserve graduation memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Corry
High Scheol
Ajax Tron
Bracken & Keating Co
Snakedance and social events dominate local week
A busy schedule includes a Friday snake dance for California arrival in Santa Monica, and a Friday W. Ghub meeting at Lois Reesink’s home with dancing games and a sun pheon. Club officers J Gordon, K Hazel, M Young, L Reesink. bridge party at Rose Mary Auer’s with luncheon and prizes. football trips to Erie. bleacher decorations funded by local students. upcoming dances. armory rink reopening. Corrian 1937 contributors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Reesink
Jeanette Gordon
Kathleen Hazel
Muriel Young
Lois Reesini
Rose Mary Auer
Mary B. Gillette
Norm Grice
Sue Shaver
Harriet Hepler
Marjorie McElroy
Dot Jones
Alice Ranlelk
Martha M.hichins
Himear Smith
Jeanne Tits
Marjorie Young
Marshal St. Hawkins
New Magazines Used in History and English Courses
Students in History, English and Problems of Democracy classes study with current materials from Reader's Digest and American Observers. All American History classes use American Observers for current events while Modern Literature Guidelines offer biweekly readings from American Vacation Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoor
Ilis & Weekly
Thegvélne
Civic Ektucation Service
Washington, D. C
Ani
Thie
American Vavation Press
Pike
MMO
Bopaidsun
New Corry High Teacher Donald Glossner Joins Staff
Donald M Glossner arrives as the new commercial subjects instructor at Corry High He is a Look Haven native and Indiana State Teachers College graduate who formerly taught penmanship and literature at Carnegie Junior High in Pittsburgh He directed an eighty piece band at Carnegie and played with university bands He is faculty advisor to the Boys Student Council and praised by students and staff for humor and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Glossner
Glossner
Look Haven
Glosanem
Indian State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
Corry
Carnegie Jr High
Pittsburgh
Corry High
Carnegie Jr
Tatiana Stati
P Ayish
Gloxsary
Post Grad Pol Graduate Class Smaller Than Last Year
The Post Grad class of political graduate students is smaller than last year due to fewer graduates advancing to college. The program aims to allow students to study subjects they were unable to take in high school. Enrollees include Lucille Akam in Chemistry and Virginia Reed in Typing among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
Pol
Lucille Akam
Dorothea Brockmann
Wilma Edson
Mr Sheen In Town Mister Sheer Ho Likes Jokes
Local humor piece describes Mr Sheen as nimble with words and a small stature. The article notes students enjoy his presence and he is not related to any other figures, while hinting at a playful nickname and a holiday greeting.
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Mma Ji
Sheer Ho
Niles
Gond
Baward
Perse
Senior high musical organizations well under way
Splendid progress is evident in both the school band and the orchestra. The band, led by Mr. Bennett and managed by Mr. Glossner, has recruited new members and instruments to fill vacancies. Alumni Barton Smith Patsy Perry and Webley Seamens remain to assist. The orchestra, under Miss Shaffer with Mr. Sheen, also advances with new instruments and music arriving. Rachel Gratt is pianist this year. Practices occur weekly with plans for an early second-semester concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belie Emadu
Bennett
Glossner
Praci Vates
Barton Smith
Patsy Perry
Webley Seamens
Ans
Mischhaffer
Rachel Gratt
Miss Shaffer
Sheen
Miss Shafer
Debussy
Harriett Wynn
Marjorie McElnoy
Tuna Fishing Tale Ends With Narrow Escape
Blaine Bennett recounts a rough sea voyage in which he nearly lost his breakfast as waves surged and the boat pitched. He reflects on a failed tuna lure and the coastal moonrise while vowing not to fail the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Tale
Blaine Bennett
AL TIMES Staff Contributors List Noted
A partial roster of AL Times staff and contributors is presented with dozens of names including Norma Bennett Barter and Marjorie Meilway, reflecting a broad range of journalists and assistants across departments.
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Norma
Bennett
Norma Gyltr
Wistotlett Wyn
Marjorie Meilway
Se Ann Boal
2Uey
Allen Retherford
Mary J
Gillette
Fm Raymon
Betty Fogle
Shirley Hinman
Marjore Young
Sus Shaver
Murriet Hepler
Howanlembers
Scuwam Becker
Rob Bracken
Johm Zepli
Howard St. Pierre
Bud Jingler
Dick Lyons
Harriet Anderson
Dorothy
WPA extends relief to work for all in Septembers eligibility
Harrisburg Oct 1 WPA Works Program Administrator Buward N Jones announced a new drive to cut relief by extending job eligibility. All persons on relief from July 1 to September 1 are now eligible for WPA work due to private industry demand and quota filing difficulties. Skilled labor faces shortages as engineers draftsmen and architects are drafted, while carpenters bricklayers and electricians are sought by private firms. The extension follows earlier deadline moves and supports a statewide push to place male family heads on relief into employment, with over 4 000 people removed from the WPA payroll after a state survey.
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Harrieburg
Buward N. Jones
Jones
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
WEA
WPA
Rev Kelly Accepts Call to Sherman Pastors Change
Resignation announced of Rev T P Kelly as pastor of the Baptist Church at Spartansburg to accept a new post at the Baptist Church in Sherman New York. The Spartansburg community and many friends express regret yet extend best wishes as he moves to his new duty.
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Kelly
Sherman
Sparkinsburg
TP. Kelly
Baptist
Spartansburg
Mb. Kelly
Sherman N
Ytho
Corry
Prohibition Leader to Speak at Grand Theatre Tuesday
Prohibition leader G. D. Harger, tied to the Dry party and prominent in anti liquor campaigns, will address the public at Grand Theatre Tuesday evening. The talk will cover repeal, future goals, and steps to advance Prohibition. Harger’s appearance drew broad interest from all political groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Harger
Turk
Sumer
Promin- Hon Party
Havzor
Ola O'Elues
Ewig
Rudli
Harger
International Night of PTA October 13 observed in Harrisburg
International Night of PTA observed Tuesday October 13 in Harrisburg by the Pennsylvania Congress of Poverty and Thacheus with a pageant on The Surmoning of the Nation. Miss A H Reeve will speak on The Open Door. program aims to end race prejudice and promote world friendship through understanding and neighborly ties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Poverjty
Thacheus
Dauphin County
Shore Council
A. H. Reeve
Ineernalional
National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Reeve
Jearning
National Congress
International Home
Isehook
Goodsell
Ruling on Hospital Question Set for Next Wednesday
A county, led by its board of commissioners, faces a ruling next Wednesday on whether to institute a county tuberculosis hospital program. A petition signed by about 200 residents urged the county to establish a lay hospital service for those with tuberculosis, with opposition noted in the presentation by Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association counsel Pitt Gutmovdl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale
Ucl
Board of
Ahornes
Pitt Gutmovdl
Erie County Hearth and Triberculosis Association
Flower Pierces Button Toward Hidden Valley
A fragment describes a flower piercing a button near a valley setting with a hole in the ground and a figure named Mrs J Adams. The garbled text hints at a local scene or craft but details are unclear.
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Flower
Button
J. Adams
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