Beaverdam Happenings Amid Church Events and Visits
Beaverdam area notes numerous church gatherings and social visits. U B Ladies Aid meets in church basement on Thursday followed by a Halloween party with games and refreshments. Residents report visits among Proctor families, Lyons, Mulvin, and nearby towns, with travel to Sharon Ohio and Clyhoga Falls. Several local residents attend church services in Union City and Meadville, while neighbors share meals, outings, and community greetings across Proctorville, Donation Hill, and Wattsburg.
Local Social News and Upcoming Public Sale Notes
Miss Marios Diehl spent the weekend with relief at Wesleyville. Visitors from Erle and Proctorville stayed with Mrs. Lee Proctor Saturday. The M. and Ladies Aid plans their annual chicken supper and bazaar at the church parlors Thursday, with bazaars opening at 8:30 and supper served from 6:80 until finished. Orrin Borstonff of Perrysburg and family joined Alton Peterson’s home crowd, with Allene returning home with grandparents. Quarterly church meeting at McCray Church led by Rev. Slemmons of Jamestown. Everett Kennedy returned to Erie after visiting Alton Peterson’s. Halloween celebration at the Methodist church parlors drew a crowd with games, costumes, and lunch. H. I. Henry and Amos Tanner visited Erie on business. Attendees included Milo Allen and daughter of Cambridge Springs, Jamesow, Charles Proctor, and Leon Proctor. Ralph Osterstuck and daughter of Celoron visited. Martha Maynard was the guest of Mrs. Jay Smith. W. C. U. met with Mrs. Morris Breed. PUBLIC SALE November 4, 12:30 pm, 4 miles south of Union City at G. A. Davis stock farm. Household items and farm stock listed. cash terms. By PAUL ROBINS.
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Beaverdam
U. B. Ladies Aid
Mis
Martha Maynard
Panama
Theodore Hanby
Clayton
Wesleyville
Homer Proctor
Delbert Proctor
Proctorville
Lee Proctor
Glenn Kapple
Cottage Hill
Robert Mulgin
Carl Proctor
Abr
Walter Proctor
Olean
E. Clark
S. R. Lyons
Prank Ladd
Erie Mission
F. D. Smiacie
Sharon
Arthur
Malcolm Deeter
Wayne
Valley Church
U. B. Churett
Union Ci
Ua Whitney
Gerald Key
Clyhoga Falls
Ohio
Ernest Theim
Akron
Melvin Adams
Mayville
Nelson Lyons
Ulnlon City
Wn. Henny
Meadville
R. Lyons
Cass Smith
Betty
Smith
D. Burlngame
Kent
Ambrose Alcorn
Corry
Beaverjam
Leon Proctor
Charles Proctor
Donation Hill
W. Hodge
Theodore Hunbey
Iva Lingenfelters
Delbert Parkhurst
Alton
C. A. Lyons
Jay Smith
Charles Bush
Harold
Mr. Bush
Dye
Wattsburg
Claude Meynard
James Crowell
Thildren
Va Breed
Amos Tanner
Sherman
Lee Proctor and Sons
Bert Watfour
Francis McClelland
Eric
Joe
McClelland
Henry
Marjorie Taner
Staicy Tanner
Edward Luce
Marios Diehl
Barney
Erle
Bert Watrous
Orrin Borstonff
Perrysburg
Jamestown
Everett Kennedy
Erie
Homse
Alton Peterson
H. I. Henry
Milo Allen
Cambridge Springs
Jamies Statford
James‘owe
Jay Smithh
Ralph Osterstuck
Jawehter
Celoron
Jay ‘Smith
W. C. Ui
Morris
Breed
Halloween Spirit Wins Attention in Classroom Tale
In a Halloween themed scene a playful spirit battles teachers for a pupil Don’s attention. The ghost leads Don on a magical journey through autumn fields and spooky games before the bell rings and Don returns to class with mixed feelings about school and festivities.
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Donald
Don
Mr. Smith
Erie Lear
Orettte
Halowe'en
Tegutess
Hallowe'en
Beavers Win From Sheffield in Rainy City Collision
Beavers defeat Sheffield 7 to 3 after Degedas backs a punt for Corry’s touchdown on Sheffield’s twenty yard line. Sprayers adds the extra point as Corry’s ten men on the line help secure the edge. Muddy conditions and tough play produce a hard fought game with Corry’s defense stifling Sheffield’s scoring chances. Also a for sale notice lists household items and a stove at 528 Bastisurect.
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Ane Uscavers
Sheffield
Corry
Morel
Degedas
Shefield
Dave
Corry High
Achievement Test Regimen Under Governor's Plan
The governor's request begins Tuesday with every student taking State Achievement tests. Tests span four periods in morning activity, covering English, Natural Science, Social Science, and Mathematics. Results aid university course planning at the University of Pittsburgh.
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University of Pittsburgh
Times Potpourri Rivalry Beats Office Scramble in Senior Notes
In a lively school potpourri piece, students gossip about Shanks, Dick, Helene, Ann Wolford, Ross, Donald DeJeans, and a cast of teachers and staff. The writeup teases study hall antics, a wall clock, bake sales, a Park Street meeting, and a stray dog sighting as campus life unfolds with humor and local color.
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Ann Wolford
Ross
Corrian
Donald DeJeans
Hixson
Tommy Selected for Junior Play Amid Busy Rehearsals
Preparations for the Junior play under Miss Barr advance rapidly. The comedy Tommy has been chosen to be staged in early December. After school hours, many class members auditioned, with final tryouts held on Thursday afternoon for the leading parts. Rehearsals start next week and juniors are asked to pay family dues to the class treasurer.
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Hie
Two salesmen push their lines in a humorous quarrel
From HI Times 1925 a school principal uses a fire drill joke to test pupils. A reader notes a quip about baby carriages and another about Dr Henry Van Dyke. Children respond in chorus with orderly, quick exits to the street.
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Henry van Dyke
Tri Hey Club Holds Inaugural Meeting At School
The first meeting of the Tri Hey was held Thursday evening at the High School. Miss Monroe spoke at length and a program was carried out. The organization is getting off to a good start with an enrollment of twenty five members. A portion of the Senior’s Shorthand Transcription was found and owners are asked to see Mrs. Smith for it.
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Monroe
D. I. S Club Hosts Fortune Telling Party
The D. I. S Club held a fortune telling party in the teachers room Thursday evening with Miss Rowland as the principal fortuneteller. The event was enjoyed by all and prompts for earlier dismissal ideas to be submitted to Student Council members. Miss Bart was elected faculty adviser and Frances Woodworth became Student Council Secretary.
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D. I. S.club
Rowland Beng
Geometry and Hymns Sideways in Acute Fortissimo
A quirky piece recalls a time of crooked misnops and geometric views. Texts stood perpendicular while sermons leaned obtuse. High Church hymns mixed with Low tunes as choirs sang sideways in acute fortissimo.
Spite ENTA Over Coach Departure Creates Tense Rift
ENTA faces fallout after a coach quits amid internal disputes. Dean Athe reportedly questions leadership as tensions spill into team duties and program direction. Officials urge calm as players adjust to leadership changes.
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Spite Enta
Talc Athe
Dean
Books Students Read Travel and Auto bio Reviews
Students review New Worlds to Conquer by Richard Haliburton noting exciting adventures and near escapes including swimming the Panama Canal locks. Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge is praised for its clear life story from Vermont to the presidency and Coolidge’s reasons against a second term.
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Calvin Coolidge
Richard Haliburton
Haliburton
Panama Canal
Jaliburton
Cal
Vin Coolidge
Coolidge
Vermont
United States
Corry High School HI Times Editors Named
A student produced publication at Corry High School lists Bernice Olds Orla Ewing Helen s Lewis Oleta Perkins and Hendrickson as editors and staff with advisor roles noted, reflecting a school newspaper team structure.
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HI Times
Corry High School
Bernice Olds
Orla Ewing
Helens Lewis Oleta Perkins
Hendrickson
Blue Friday After Red Marks At Week's End
A student paper reflects on report cards and the anxiety of school marks. It notes relief when tardy counts are low, the shock of red marks, and the urge to keep striving despite discouragement. It compares marks to the symbol of effort and hints at leadership from history.
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Condit
B P W Club 10 Meet On Monday Evening
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a meeting Monday evening at Miss Florence Lindquist’s Spring Street home with the Restoration Committee in charge. Misses Nolle Titus, Wilma Rich, Min sie Koford, Mars, Carl Taylor and Mrs. Vincent Desmond will lead. All members are invited. Also notices seeking farm work are listed at 1171 Fast Main St.
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Ember
Florence ‘Lindquist
Spring’ Street
Téacatlonan Repearc
Nolle Titus
Wilma Rich
Minsie Koford
Mars
Carl Taylor
Vincent Desmond
Raeintes
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G. L. Blanchard
F. L. Dodd
John Hammond
Scuttt
Union City
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