Beavers defeat Oil City High 6 0 in football thriller
Beavers upset Oil City High 6 to 0 as Chuck Williams and Bob Reynolds connected on a key play in the first quarter. Oil City drove but stalled, Beavers’ Harvey broke up every Oil City attempt, and Corry scored on a sequence ending with Reynolds crossing the line. No further scoring as Oil City held the rest of the game, final score 6-0.
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Beavers
Oil City
Oilers
Harvey
Ollera
Chuck Wiliams
Pat Greene
Bob Reynolds
Rot
Gil City
Dhat
Chuck
Une
Andlilriliy Corps
Curry Stands
Prades
Secon
Currys
McGraw
Oi City
la Ats- Dangh
Corry's
McGhaw
Corry Boys
Corry
Borkoakey
McGyaw
Clara
Ip Growns
Chick Williamy
Conry
Faculty Entertains With Various Places
The faculty hosted a week of social events with both men and women attending at Hoffmaster's inn and at homes. Activities included a farewell tag exchange, a stem fry style party outdoors delayed by weather, and an evening of sewing and testing intelligence among women faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farity
Hoffmaster
Thebell's Inn
Renwril
Mecovnlch
Mrs. Smith
Lon Covey
Corry Beavers Close Season With Franklin Meet
Corry faces Franklin in a final season clash as Beavers aim to cap 38 games. The Franklin lineup features Greenville Alumni Frady and Warren, while Corry counters with Beavers' strong offense and defensive focus. Franklin’s schedule lists several close games, including a 20 point loss to Warren, shaping the tone for a tense finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Franklin
Mighty Beavers
Tike Corry
Greenville
Frantstia
Frankly
Miele
Titsville
Daily school events note busy week at Corry area
Monday October 24 Cafetoria opens with meals and treats for students including soup sandwiches milk and candies. Adults attend a faculty farewell for Mr Hoffmusce and a concert by The Three Stooges group. Thursday features a student council meeting and a noon study room setup. Friday highlights a Lywellan coinage event and a Corry football game with a celebratory mood.
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Cafetoria
Inday
Tryclub
Hoffmusce
Cory Junior
Lenine High
Colinell
Corry
Wobball
Mary Fine Gems
Ol City
Lyceum course delay boosts ticket chances for Friday show
Amidst hall chatter and student life notes, Elva Owen led classes in Mr. Smith's absence, while football cheer hopes rise for Corry at the Franklin game. telegrams, dances, notable pranks, and party plans pepper a busy week with reminders of upcoming events and school news.
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Une Cateloria
Mra
Elva Owen
Une Lyceum
Rams
Tay Gell
Inive
Corry
Franklin
Joe
Ed St. Pierre
California
Olga Dubrosky
Liemsclyves
Ola
Masih
Mish Bennett
M. Bes
Windl
David Bergming
Seven Corry Band Members At Erie Teachers Institute
Seven Corry High School band members played with the Ay Northwestern Pennsylvania Band providing entertainment for the Teachers Institute at Strong Vincent High School in Erie. The students practiced from 9:00 to 10:15 am, then split into instrument groups, and joined for classically themed afternoon and evening concerts conducted by various directors including Rothin Williams of Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Rchool
Strong Vincent High School
Erie
Corry
Raymond Cathars
Wendall Gage
Keith Horton
Austin Johson
Louis Spravert
Theadom Swanson
Rothin Williame
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Bele
Phil
Auditorum
Lankey
Chafee
Cony High School
Corrian Advertisers List to Date
A compiled show of Corrian advertisers current as of now including N. F. Ames Co Ajaxtron Works Auer Agency J. A. Blatt Smoken Kealing Co F C Chaplit Gi Christensen Gilizen National Bank Cohen Coal Corry Evening Journal Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp Crystal Jos ond hel Curkis Jewelry Davison Funeral Home Prize Filling Station Hammond Elevator Malios Bil an Parlor Mille Pharmacy News Room Molel Dairy Payee confectionery G B Phillips BP Porter Sprite Ceesk Fowell Motor Raymond Mig Co AL Root Walter He Sealt Steens Dry Cleaning Stirling Mille Washington Gunch W W Waterboury Waster Aube Arpo Jaxe Sure toP Williama Wing MIL Stay Btorns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrian
N. F. Ames Ani Co
Ajaxtron Works
Auer Agency
J. A. Blatt
Smoken-Kealing Go
F. C. Chaplit
Gi. Christensen
Gilizen
National
Cohen's Coal
Corry Evening Journal
Corry -Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Crystal Jos Ond Hel
Curkis Jowalty
Davisém Fogle
Davison Funeral Home
Hammond
Malios Bilan
Mille's
Ayer News Room
Molel Dairy
Payee's
G. B. Phillips
BP. Porter
Sprite Ceesk
Fowell Motor
Raymond Mig. Co
al, Root
Walter He Sealt
Steen
Stirling Mille
Washington
Gunch
W. W
Aube Arpo
Jaxe
Williama
Cafeteria Gains Student Approval at Senior High
Students at Senior High embraced the cafeteria recently opened on campus. A total of 140 meals were served across Monday to Wednesday with daily varied menus offering hot dishes sandwiches milk and dessert for about fifteen cents. A plan to issue meal tickets worth one dollar to avoid making change was proposed and awaited implementation.
Senior Snapshots of Ho-Him Ame and the publishers leaders
The page profiles Lottie Bennett as an animal trainer and singer in the Glee group, noting she hails from room 7 and enjoys Ping-Pong. Bud Brackyn is voted class president for two years, with hobbies in cameras and family contests, and Ruth Joynnett is a popular senior active in the Corrian Club. Ruby aims to pals and dislikes noodles and eggs, while she plays the accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Bennett
Orchestr
Lottie
Piz Soctils Nym
Amog
Charles
Bud" Brackyn
Bads
Corrian Club
Bud
Ruth
Joynnett
Ruby
Corrlan
Beavers Attend National League Football Game in Erie
Beavers journeyed to Erie Wednesday evening to attend a Chicago vs Philadelphia Eagles National League football game. The visiting team wore red and white. Philadelphia wore green and white. The Academy High School stadium hosted the encounter with Philadelphia taking a triumphant lead.
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Erie
Philadelphia Eagles
Buler
Myers
Mo Sheen
Anderson
He Agind
Chicago
Philadelphia
Highhop Atadium
Chosen Cast to Perform Junior Play This December
Plans for the annual junior play are under way in the junior class. Bennett, director, selected students from the college avenue area for the cast of a light village life comedy by Samuel French. A twenty nine member junior cast has been chosen with names including Martha Mount Richard Nichols Phyllis Lindsley William Raffertin and more. Rehearsals have begun in the school auditorium.
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Bennett
820
College Avenue
Balkird
Bhshart
Village Ife
Samuel French
Martha Mount
Richard Nichols
Phyllis Lindsley
William Raffertin
Nin J. Culbertson
Guland Faggey
Olga Dubsosky
Jur Sample
May Helene Hillstrom
Lye Dingtelder
William — Whitehejil Alles Nel
Frank Mussina
Mary Roevits
Betty Armitage
Thomas Cragg
Joann
Muldevick
Orval Peterson
Hane Me Robbins
Dan McCray
Ronin Savalin
Bud Rourke
Bo Reynolds
Clate Arnold
Ilo Marvey
Junior Varsity Seesys Battle With Youngsville in Gridiron Clash
Corry second team hosted Yannys ville with no scoring until first quarter when Greensburg made a field goal. Harvey, the end, caught a pass for a score and Pat Green’s interception set up a later touchdown. Extra point failed. Final score disputed amid confusion as Youngsville edged ahead late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Yannysville
Poringen
Sis Koungaville
Surprise party at Ainge Shop honors Hoffmaster
An eccentric shop feature recounts a surprise party thrown for Mr Hoffmaster by the Ainge Shop group last week. The piece mentions fellow staff, mentors, and playful pranks, including shaving members around and a shift in shop dynamics as decisive changes unfold.
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Ainge
Mr. Hoffmaster
Anne
Hoffmaster
Twas
Heen
Chey Ae
Meir
Kim
Hiv
al Li
University of
Butinger
Sehnel Simys
Arion Meredith
Corrlay Club Review Highlights Yearbook Plans
Club members seek fresh ideas for the yearbook and reflect during spare time. The Philie Speaking Club organizes a debate squad with fourteen students. plans for a two week play titled Eyidence are underway. The Home Arts Club debuts a new treat idea and members bring supplies. the Rod Gun Club gathers gun displays while Bob Wick shares wild duck varieties.
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Myers
Chafee
Philie Speaking Club
Sjhhat
Gaiy Funk
Dumors
Sophomiorest
Bob Wickwire
Wiem
Andy
Ballet In Chief Editors and Contributors Fly In
Mary Castor leads HI Times staff with Ballet In Chief Editors and contributors including Mary Bacha and Mary Laurie. The group names Mary, Bob Waite, Olga Kutitorky, Bob Bowley, Warren Proctor, Joao Morton, Keil Fy, Phylisa Craker, Hielen Morton, Lillia Noram, and others as participants in a flight or event referenced as Typlets Lonny Alam and Maxing ene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballet-in-Chief
Mary Castor
Mary Bacha
Mary Laurie
Bob Waite
Olga Kutitorky
Bob Bowley
Vic ¢Ingg
Nit Poster
Warren Proctor
Mary ‘Motil
Betty Armi Niha
Jahn Gilberston
Keil Fy
Joanne Sehvar
Phylisa Craker
Hielen Morton
Joao Morton
Mary Jean Modnay
Lonny Alam
Lillia Noram
Radio Broadcast Sparks National Alarm and Curious Fallout
Thousands reacted to a radio broadcast as reports from Washington described federal inquiries and commission concerns about the War of the Worlds program. Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre gave a dramatic reading that night attracting widespread attention and questions about public safety and media responsibility.
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OIL City High
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Mada Ralles
Howe
Thomas Motor Commpany
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Prate
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WDA
al Repuniien Rathey
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Vettel
Renee Lam
Acnell
Gifford Pinetot
Progressive Republican
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Warnine
Eure
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Columbus
Neihuty
Toya
Taro
Fran Garey
Poitheyran
Clyne Sue York
Mantuene's
Union Fly
TD. Montague
Ean
Koloiaki
Authur Ingram
Mr. Heraisey
Misa Bennett
John Stowe
Misa Titus
Jean Quintiste
Cragg
Bernice Summerton
McCormick
Hoffmaster Tuck
Pittsburgh
Youndsville
Shop News
Club Review
HI Times
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Federal Reserve System
Alison Bowen
Bonn Bevite
Hottie
Motomi All Alges
Ata
Young
Per Luelest
Neil Center Street
Pape Onet
Mimi
Arto
Nuit
Sunile
Pxplinytlona
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Hraud
Be MeNinen
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Haut
Paul Morton
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Welles
Caercury
Modir
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