Beavers Face Sheffield After Tough Albion Defeat
Corry High Beavers travel to play Sheffield Saturday after losing 34 0 at Albion Monday afternoon. Despite strong tackling by Dubrosky Roelots and Jewell the Beavers failed to cross for a touchdown and faced continued misfortune on key scoring chances.
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Corryball-toters
Albion
Corry
Beavers
Altough
Pete” Dubrosky
Bobby'' Roelots
Dubrosky
Iasses
Little Roelots
Ozaie
Jewell
Roelots
Paulson
Seers
Gilliam
Savko
P.cceees
Gulick
Sy Ceeeerees
Ssepereeseeeres
Reed
Ccccereeye Graken
Corry High Eleven
Shemieta
Sir Swizzlebaum Quest Ends In Jailed Charge
A whimsical ballad tells of Sir Swizzlebaum’s odd journey from a castle to jail. He dulls his sword, breaks out with measles, rides to a park, dreams, and is told the holy pail is far away only to learn he must pay and pay. The tale closes with Bob Brockmann noted.
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Swizzlebaum
Sir Swiszlebaum
Bob Brockmann
Senior Camp Students Face Group Work Struggles
Fragmentary notes show some Senior Camp students failing to adapt to working in pairs recently. Mentions of irregular attendances and tardy marks in Room 3 4 Sophomore boys' room accompany references to teachers and events.
Who's Who in Corry High Students and Staff
A snapshot of Corry High teachers and students highlighting Miss Titus who teaches P D and History in room 8 and runs a study club. Senior Ruth Bush serves as usher and secretary of the student council while Juniors and Sophomores including Dick Shoop and Helen Hovey are active in prep coursework and clubs. Athlete Fete Dubrosky leads football and basketball efforts and participates in the Boy's Glee Club and study hall.
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Miss Titus
Corry High
Titus
Ruth Bush
Ruth
M. M. Sorority
Dick Shoop
Fete Dubrosky
Wilsweek
Toma
Report Cards To Be Distributed Wednesday
As the first six weeks of school close, students learn that report cards will be issued on Wednesday October 17. White slips were handed to Enns students not meeting satisfactory work standards to give them a chance to raise averages and achieve a passing grade.
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Jay
Hése Wa
Andersons
World Series betting sparks mixed reactions at local sales surge
Last week intense betting on the world series divided locals as some celebrated while others lamented. The town sees frequent sales reducing resistance to consumption, yet shoppers flock to events, keeping profits high.
Mother by Pearl Buck book review and school notices
A brief note praises The Mother by Pearl Buck as a fresh novel about a Chinese peasant family and offers varied school tidbits. It mentions a girls club, piano entertainment by Betty Byers, a campfire robbers tale, typing slang, and school routines including lunches and homeroom chatter.
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Pearl 8. Buck
High Girls Sell Tags for Athletic Association
Last Saturday 2b pirza aided a tag sale for the Athletic Association benefiting the group. Last year earnings exceeded $150 and this year aims to clear at least $100. A precise financial report will appear next week in the Hi Times.
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Pirza
The
Athletic Association
Hi Times
Pep Assembly
A. A
Realtors Plan State Fight for Tax Reduction
The Pennsylvania Real Estate Association plans a tax relief push for real estate in the upcoming legislative session. The 7th annual convention endorsed a three point program including elimination of school taxes on realty, a 10 mill cap on real estate taxes, and a constitutional convention to reform the tax system. The group urged voters to judge candidates individually, with over 200 legislative hopefuls pledging support. President Philip N. Arnold of Philadelphia led the meeting.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania Real Estate Associaton
General Assembly
S. H. Crown
Brie
Crown
Philip N. Arnold
Philadelphia
Campis Biggest Problem St Louis Youth Struggles With Clothing
Ccc CAMPIS BIGGEST PROBLEM reports Paul R Hughes of St Jamies Mo during the C M TC fishing period at Jemerson Hart Tacks. Hughes weighs 1Ai/ pounds stands 7 feet 21 inches tall and is 18 years old. He wears size 50 pants 20 shirt and cannot button the collar due to missing shoes.
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Ccc Campis
ST. Louis
Paul R. Hughes
St. Jamies
C. M. TC
Jemerson Hart
Hughes
Corry High School Staff Page Report
A listing of the Corry High School publication staff shows roles from Editor in Chief Mary Sears to Assistant Editor Elaine Foster and Managing Editor Ruth Taylor. Reporters include Bruce Dearing librarian and Jane Maxwell Steff with a group of named student reporters and a faculty adviser Miss O'Hive.
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Hi Times
Dorothy Neylon
Dane Maxwell
Betty Byers
Sanora Storer
Betty Roach
Elaine Foster
Ruth Taylor
Mary Sears
Ruth Johnson
Bruce Dearing
Clifton Haines
Bob Brockmann
Miss O'Haire
Miss Bennett
Corry High School
Betty Rosch
Clinton Haines
Bob Brockman
Jane Maxwell Steff
Charlotte Schramling
Betty K
Tragic double death in Uniontown quarrel case
Funeral services set for Clarence Inks 44 a World War veteran and Nova Cooper 42 killed after a drunken quarrel at a home. Inks died by his own action and cooper was slain by his husband during the dispute.
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Ly Union Fess
Uniontown
Clarence Inks
Nova Cooper
Uniontown’ Hospital
Dex
Miners Demand Higher Wages Trigger Mass Strike
At Fags Ouky mine the 2400 workers threaten mass action if wages are not raised to an 8 percent restoration. Wives and children wept at the pit shaft as 32 hundred workers remained underground. Surface workers joined a morning strike to aid companions, and soldiers restrained them from entering the pit. Elevators and pumps were targeted, while employers cited coal stock and threatened a six month mine shutdown. Premier Goemboes urged settlement.
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Stepsua
Aad
Julius Goemboes
Punskirchen
Iink
Rem
Sifikers
McCray Ladies Aid to Hold Chicken Dinner
The McCray Ladies Aid Society prepares an evening chicken dinner at the McCray Community House on Wednesday starting at 5:30. Menu includes fried chicken gravy potatoes squash sausage salad rolls jelly and cake.
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McCray Ladies Ajil Society
McCray
Papal blessing ends Eucharistic Congress in Buenos Aires
Most American delegates to the eucharistic conference en route to Rio de Janeiro sailed on the Matole liner. The congress closed after a triumphal host march and a papal blessing from Rome broadcast to 1,350,000 listeners.
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Iril
Rio de Janeiro
Vatican
Romé
Punctuality as a Lifelong Habit at Corry High School
The article urges students to start punctual habits in high school noting that being on time earns respect and reliability. It compares school to a business setting and warns that habitual tardiness harms future prospects, urging perfect records and dismissing tardy marks.
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Tarily Marka
Corry High School
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