Corry Beavers Upset Youngsville In 6 to Score Thriller
Corry Beavers defeated favored Youngsville 6 to 0 in a surprising football upset on Saturday. Red Taylor’s 70 yard punt return for the only points, aided by strong punt return play from Captain Jowell, sparked the win as Corry’s defense stymied Youngsville’s late drives.
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Corry High Beavers
Youngaville
Oy Satuerbny
Ootover
Beaver
Red Taylor
Jowell
Mooremen
Abraham
Youngsville
Corry
Our Coach Can Go Home and Still Win This Season
A provincial account praises Coach Byler for keeping the football team, called the Scoreless Wonders of Corry, on track after rumors of dismissal. The article credits his player-centered psychology, varied coaching methods, and firm discipline for improving performance, unity, and readiness to win.
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Tim
Imade
Joe
Byler
Lic
Corry
Eikg
Agal Vanches
JEWS CELEBRATE SUKKOTH FEAST OF TABERNACLES
The piece notes the Jewish festival Sukkot begins Saturday evening October 1 and runs to October 18, detailing its biblical roots as a harvest thanksgiving and pilgrimage festival. It explains the sukkah symbol and the Palm, Myrtle, and Willow branches used in services, and mentions youth participation in the celebration.
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Sukkot
Txheracles
Palestine
Jeruse- Tei
Boti
Palentine
Tabernacles
Jerusalem
Nooth
Leartine
Annual Junior Class Play Set For November Benefit
A committee of eight juniors will select the play for the annual Junior Class Play to aid the Junior Senior Prom. Miss Bennett will direct the Dramatic Club and lead the program during November.
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Janier Glass
Ynier
Miss Bennett
Dramatic Club
Corry High School Times editorial notes student ideas
A student newspaper page credits editors and contributors and urges reader input. It questions assemblies as routine, assigns responsibility to students rather than faculty, and invites original suggestions to stage amateur programs to entertain and reveal talents.
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Sheen
Senior Class Plans Dance After Football Game
Bits of news from Lh orty street describe social events at Ginny Reels and Rose Marys homes. Missing Miss Price and Marguerite Neylon marked absence from school while Rose Mary hosted gatherings with Nora Grice Harriet Hepler and others. The senior class plans a November 11 dance at the Junior High gym with Vier Dietzel orchestra after the Union City game. A waffle sale is advertised for tomorrow noon and night.
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Rose Mary
Nora Grice
Harriet Hepler
Marjorie Young (Jr
Union City
Vier Dietzel
Senior Class Rings To Be Ordered Soon
The first order for class rings will be sent on Monday October 21. A sample may be viewed at Phillips Jewelry. A three dollar down payment is required with the order. Rings arrive about four weeks after the order is sent. Prices listed include Boy's Gold, Boy's Durabuilt, Girl's Gold, and Girl's Durabuilt. Do not delay place your order if you want a ring to wear all year. No other orders will be sent until August.
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Tres
Aix
T—Anutomobilea
Dale &—Auto Trucks
Sais S—Auto Accessories
Autoa
Ice U—Motorcyales and
Bleydom
Pennsylvania Board of Gam Commissioners
Act of Assembly
Adams
Bulford
Berigy
Bucks
Carlton
Chester
Cumberlam
Dauphin
Delaware
Payette
Prankin
Wultom
Greene
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehigh
Montgomery
Philadephia
Washington
Yorke
Cameron
Centre
Clearfield
Clinton
Hill
Forest
Lycoming
Mekenn
Pike
Potter
Sullivan
Tioga
Warren
Berks
Brazior
Chybon
Fayette
Jefferson
Lackawanna
Le‘high
Dizerne
Monroe
Nothlampton
Schuylkill
Wayne
Wyoming
Elyshtuv Wie Ani
Snipe
Wilson Op Jack
Anygne
Phillips Jewelry
Agni
Plans for Coming Season By M. ML
Rain fell as eight sisters of the Skullami Grass Bones traveled to the morgue. A lengthy discussion followed about a Thanksgiving dance and other secret activities. Lights dimmed, appetites ravenous, they moved to the Morgue’s redy to consume fare only the Matron can prepare, then the Skill and Cross Hones returned along the strange road home.
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Skill and
Unsourced High School Musings And Social Snippets
A scattered column notes campus chatter about a study hall rumor and a club activity at Mac's, mentions two algebra students holding hands in class, seniors jokingly targeted by sophomores, and reporters observing football interest. It cites students Donald Lamson and R Mould, and questions why 70s lack Corrian photos, suggesting financial embarrassment.
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7C Club
Mac's
Nore
Suckers
Donald Lamson
R. Mould
M. M
Corrian
Class Officers Elected In 1929 Senior Row
Years ago the class officers were elected in 192 near follows with presidents named for Sophomore Junior and Senior classes and the Student Council. The M M organization held a meeting at Den 23 on October 1 1929. older members in robes administered oath and pledges. Rings were presented in a solemn rite. Charles Ree had a bad cage at the football game after Warren. Margaret Jane Kamps hosted a farewell party for Katherine McGrath as she leaves Ben Senior school for Villa Maria College.
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Soph
Omeré
Dick Bachomer
Milan Williams
Tack Fran
Robert Shaver
M. M
Den 23
Charles Ree
Warren
Margaret Jane Kamps
Katherine McGrath
Miss McGrath
Ben
Villa Maria College
Library Club Steak Dinner Delights Students
Library club held a steak dinner in the Lunch Room with members and guests attending. Miss Price joined as a guest while officers and committees were named earlier in September.
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Tuesayuring
Miss Rowland
Virginia
Spencer
Virginia Wil Iiams
Ila Belle Roschie
Betty Morton
Virginia Spencer
Carlotta Mead
Saveril
Fargo
Miss Price
Corry High Plans All Star Entertainment Event
Corry High School Athletic Association announces an all star show featuring Jupiter and Mars, rope walking on unseen lines, Hill Billy orchestra, and acts including Kate Smith, monks and mummies, Hollywood stars, and the Wild Man of Borneo. Tickets priced at six cents, telegram promises even lower.
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Ms Way
Corry High School Athletic Association
Jupiter Ani Mars
Barnum and Batley
Alpind
Kate Smith
Hollywood
African Jungles
Borneo
Tim
Oime
Corrian staff selections announced for senior year
Corrian staff members are named for the Senior Hig Year Book. Literary and business staffs are listed with editors, assistants, and advisers. Advertising and circulation campaigns are under way, with details of roles and contributors provided.
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Corrian
Corriaga
Uni
I Literary
Corian
Aié
Covrian
Marjorie Young Sr
Hazel Rhenberg
Bob Kobloff
Mary Elizabeth Gillett
Marielle McElroy
Virginia Williams
Rachel Graft
Mac Bai Sears
Myers
Pete Dubrossky
Dicl Shoop
Hiame Foster
Rintey
Evelyn Merritt
Jack Taylog
Jeanne Titus
Tobn Obrn
Dorotha Fue Rickers
Tunier
Pern Raymon
Mergarst. Anderson
Miss Blair
Student Council Plans Dismissal Change and Dance
The Suwene student meeting held on October 10 discussed tardy marks and proposed keeping tardy students after school until four on Friday while the rest of the school would be released. Traffic in halls was another topic and the council plans a future low mood dance, though details remain incomplete.
Constipation Relief Promises From Old Remedy Adlenike
A testimonial from Alice Urns claims thirty years of constipation ended after using Adlenike 1 am. The notice cites sour stomach relief and a new person after trying the product. Seister's Cut Rate advertises the remedy.
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Alice
sSeister
Lost diamond ring found near W South Street and Grant store
Found and sent to colonial office are four small keys on a ring. owner must claim by paying 83.45 for a Willard Battery and old battery at Corry Battery Service, 107 East Main Street. Local note indicates Bu yard i and Met Barher Plog as contact points.
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South Street
Grant Store
Bu Yard i
Met Barher Plog
Colonial Office
Corry
East Main Street
Ota
Theory of Music Class Organized by Miss Shaffer
The theory of music class organized by Miss Shaffer meets Mondays and Wednesdays in room 1-B. It covers definitions and lively discussions, drawing many students and large attendance. The Ark Club, supervised by Miss Ball, makes marbles of clay and sketches scenery during outdoor periods. meets Tuesday and Thursday in the kitchen during the fourth period.
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Shaffer
Ark Club
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Ll Times
Students of Corry High School
Jaine Foster
Norma Bennet
Mary Gillette
Bob Ott
Martha Hawkins
Dusne Fogie
Norma Grica
Fern Raymon
Macie Johnson
Harriet Anderson
Joan Place
Mary McMahon
Harriett Wynn
Ella Belie Roschie
Mrajarie McElroy
Box Tewell
Toan Roach
Curiine Cullen Tathet Beckett
Ben Maxwell
Lh Orty Street
Ginny Reel
Margaret Grace
Marguerite Neylon
Lora May Wells
Ruth Taylor
Marian Pitt
Ruth Kinley
Joan Placa
Blaine Foster
Titusville
Junio
M. ML
Library Club
Activesteak
ALL Star Entertainment
Meilray
Orpenter
Byron Hodge
R. D
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John Nelson
Cory
White Rock Bullets
Phone
John Ding Teider
East Wayne St. Tla
North Center
EL A. Sorenson
Ridge Street
Ole
Me East
Joilidru
Tales Gould
Cohen and Sona
South Center Street
Sygivie Racke
Restauant
Theory OF Music
AL Lanston
Center St
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