Beavers Open Season With Grueling Preseason Practices
With only two lettermen returning, Coach Pliskam begins molding the team from light material. Youngsters like Yulick and Paulson show promise at backfield, while Newell and Cryker deliver early punts. Equipment limits shrink the squad to about 25, but new gear should boost numbers. a hard, determined group aims for a solid 1934 season. The band will perform a salute as the gridiron squad readies for a tough schedule starting September 21 against Titusville and culminating with Union City on October 40.
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Pliskam
Yulick and
Paulson
Newell
Cryker
Pilskalm
Myers
Sillingners
Athletic Association
Titusville
Albion
Sheftul
Youngsville
Federal Court opens in Erie with criminal and civil dockets
In Erie on September 17 1907 federal court sessions begin with 28 cases listed: 10 criminal and eight civil on opening day. Notable criminal filings include Joseph Ramen liquor offense William Yun postal John Tillane equitable forfeiting and more. civil matters feature Win Kaupp Mc Clinton Land Co Union Storage Co and Prudential Insurance suit. Proceedings described as brief with criminal and civil trials following through a busy week.
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Erie
Seplaybur
Federal
Joe Ramen
William W. Yun
John Tillane
Francis Crawford
John Lalas
Philip Boreway
Sam Melek
Stanley Bugehardt
Carla Gunlilé
Iquaey
Edward Mitchell
Postal
Charles Feterson
George
Anselment
Chai
P.strawb
Straub
Iquae
Paminic Veltri
Vquory Constantino ‘Viet Sind
Frank Wobarto
Aquor
Lenor Levine
Bergjanin Coughlin
Armani Vannettl
Ens
Leonard B. Shannon
Im LG
Joseph Kaupp
Aml
Knupp QU Ch
McClinton Land Co
Union Storage Co
Brio
Alize Mail Nick
Stand Up And Cheer Corry High Students Rally Support
The Corry High School student body is urged to back all school activities including football and the school paper. The piece notes a challenging football season with inexperienced players and parental objections. It calls for loyal support, volunteerism for the paper, and pride in school spirit and activities. A new student, Bob Maxwell, is mentioned as arriving from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
High Schoo
Handom News
Uis
Bob Maxwell
Bob
Pittapurgh
Spring Creek
Rome
Improvements Noted at Senior High Building
Upon returning for the new term, Senior High School shows multiple changes and improvements including a redecorated auditorium new window shades and relocated staff assignments Mr Myers moves to the study hall with a home room for himself Hull boys Mrs McCormick shifts to a new role Miss O'Hare now leads a sophomore boys group replacing girls. Room 1B in the basement hosts junior girls with Mr Pile skaln in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Hull
McCormick
Miss O'Hare
Pile Skaln
The La Bavardage Column Reintroduces Its Crew
Welcome graduates and rook ies to the new La Bavardage column with a revived title Bub Gab It promises school news from sports to social events and notes a new coach Mr Pil sian and other campus figures. The piece salutes staff, mentions Hay fever and a few light anecdotes, closing with a lyric line from a popular song.
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la Bavardage
Mr. Pilsian
Johnny Craker
Ozzie
Dewell
Raymond Sans
Raymond Girl
Beratstar
Cady
P.g's
Penn State
Inil
Anil
Wat L
Maxwell
Heaffer
Auntie Mag
New Cheer Leader Tryouts Set By School
Tuesday during the fourth period students wishing to join the cheer squad report to the teachers room. Last year’s leaders and new prospects assemble as Mr Liesa pledges uniforms in orange and black for girls shirts and sweaters and boys pants and sweaters. The regular leaders to be chosen include Ruth Kinley Dorothy Jones Marion Pitt Evelyn Merritt Sara Jane Stanford Jane Maxwell John Wilcox Crosby Bish Caairs Paulson Joh Rathbun and Bud Seamans.
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Liesa
Sheen
Ruth Kinley
Dorothy Jones
Marion Pitt
Evelyn Merritt
Sara Jane Stanford
Jane Maxwell
John Wilcox
Crosby Bish
Caairs Paulson
Joh Rathbun
Bud Seamans
Meadville
Youngsville
Union City
Erie
Bud Seamens
Jack Bell
Corry High Clubs Organize Officers for New Term
Corry High begins the school year with active clubs. The Boys Health Club is led by coach Mr. Filskam and the Girls Health Club is run by Miss Smith. Dramatics, Glee and Gun, Stencil, Bird, Hi Times and Study Clubs organize officers and plan programs and activities for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Filskam
Miss Smith
Miss Bennett
Virginia Smith
Presdent
Myrtle Ysar
Macie Johnson
Glen Club
Miss Shaffer
Anderson
Tris Club
Walter Gulick
Wilbur Lathrop
Carlyle Sawyer
Robert Johnson
Merrill Wade
McCormick
Blanien
Miss O'Hare
Mr. Myers
Blair
Rowland
Titus
Smith
High School Band Busy Summer With Five Appearances
The High School band performed at five events this summer. They played at John Brown's picnic in New Richmond Columbus celebration in Erie a Legion contest in Erie where they won Class A, the Diamond Jubilee parade in Titusville, and the Labor Day parade in Columbus. Plans for new members will be announced within two weeks by band director Mr Bennett.
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Scnio
John Brown
New Richmond
Columbus
American Legion
Erie
Colonel Simpson
Titusville
Goluminus
Benmott
Panil
Welcome Betty Byers Joins Hi Times Staff
Bits of news note Betty Byers, a new student from Mt Pleasant PA, joins the Hi Times staff as a senior. Readers are invited to expect more from her in future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Byers
Mt. Pleasant
Hi Times
Betty
Enrollment Booms as 1934 35 School Year Opens
The 1934 35 term opened September 5 with strong student enthusiasm. Total enrollment reaches 350 with 11 postgraduate boys and 9 postgraduate girls. Junior class leads at 128 students, Sophomores total 120, Seniors 81 with 42 boys and 29 girls. Projections hint at continued high scholastic standards and rivalries to push each class toward excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Alundancs
New Faculty Additions In Local Schools
Several new faculty members join the Junior and Senior High Schools and the elementary program. Beatrice Shaffer becomes music teacher overseeing Girls and Boys Glee Clubs and orchestra, with past teaching in Cherry Tree and training from Indiana State Teachers College. Gilbert Pilskam, new football coach, hails from Cleveland and studied at Geneva College and Ohio State University. Virginia Bals of the city teaches art at Junior High and leads an Art Club at Senior High, with training at Edinboro State Teachers College and memberships in local sororities.
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Beatrice Shaffer
Windber
Shaffer
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Cherry Tree
Gilbert Pilskam
Cleveland, O
Smethport
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Ohio State University
Columbus
New Curriculum Changes for 1934 25 Classes
The 1934 25 curriculum for several high schools adds Senior Composition and American Literature in both semesters. Trigonometry will replace solid geometry in the second term, and chemistry alternates with physics while geography alternates with Virgil. An art class offers credit, and new boys and girls glee clubs start under the teachers, with participation earning credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sev. High
Ceore
Virgil
Goo
Death of Mrs. Hattie Crosby
Mrs Hallie Griffiths Crosby of this town dies Sunday at 1:10 pm at age seventy six years six months and two days. She lived all her life on The Line. She joined the Prep Methodist church eight years ago and was last a member of a price. Survived by one sister Mrs Sarah Maveh of Philadelphia and two grandchildren Frank Newt Eric and Paul Crosby of North Dumner NY and one great grandson Stanils Howard Newton of Drie. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the U B Church at Bear Lake with Rev W Dy Fulluri officiating.
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Hallie Griffiths Crosby
Tae
Welnek
Griffiths
Prep Methodist
Sarah Maveh
Phauelphia
Frank Newt
Eric
Paul Grosby
North Dmer
N.Y
Howard Newton
al Drie
Pineal
He U
Chiiten
Bear Lake
Rev
Fulluri
Republican leaders speak at Media mass meeting
Harrisburg sept 17 Republican nominees will resume their campaign after the special session adjourns. In Media Delaware county Wednesday night speakers include Attorney General William A Schnader nominee for governor Senator Harry Benton nominee for lieutenant governor M Harvey Taylor state chairman and administrator for internal affairs and Miss S M Ry O'Hara vice chairman of the state committee.
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Unite Pree
Harrisburg
Media
Delaware County
William A. Schnader
Harry Bentott
M. Harvey Taylor
Adchiner
M. Ry O'Hara
Brookville Fire Causes Ten Thousand Dollar Loss
A large blaze in Brookville destroyed valuable furniture and damaged property early Sunday. Firefighters from nearby areas battled flames that threatened adjacent lawns and buildings. Total losses were estimated near thirty thousand dollars, with investigators unsure of the blaze’s origin as they comb through the scene.
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Brookville
AOB
Deemer Furniture
Hirenten
Hane
Broookville
Lunetion
Tre
DuBow
Reynaldsvilie
Binm Uypuk
al Hutt
Amor Peemiey
Win Fox Trot Championship Winners Named
Hal Parson of Monaca and Val Tiransky of Ambage were named heal fox trotters in northwestern Pennsylvania at Rainbow Gardens Erie. They earned regional final entry in Columbus. regional winners advance to the Century of Progress exhibit in Chicago. Other district winners included Walter Rossitt and Lenora Pilsch as best waltzers and Jane Pom as ballroom beauty.
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United Press
Erie
Hal Parson
Monaca
Val Tiransky
Ambage
Pennsylvania
Hell
Rainbow Gardens
Columbus
Century of Progress
Hibifiew
Chicago
Walter Rossitt
Lenora Pilsch
Canonsburg
A. Guaidagni
Verna Guadagni
Washington
Jane Pom
New Castle
Anniversary observance marks Franklin County history
Chambersburg Pa September 17 observances marked the 150th anniversary of Franklin County, with open houses at county institutions and the courthouse. John L Winalock, former superintendent of Franklin County schools, will review the county’s history in an address at the courthouse tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Franklin County
John L. Winalock
Franklin Counity Schools
Cout Ponte
Notice Of Widow's Exemption Claim In Estate Case
Notice in Brit County Orphans Court lists estate of Frank G. Jones. Widow Batty Jones files petition claiming property valued at 5110.00 under 1917 act. Court may approve on Monday October 8, 1934 unless exceptions are filed. Attorney Walter L Parry represents petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Jones
Orphans’ Court
Brit County
Pennsylvania
Wolice
Batty Jones
Walter L Parry
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Hobart Brockmann
Paul Brynolison
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Dill
Vye
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N. O
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Walcome
Muss Virginiaaials
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O. P
Bud Parson
Vall Tiransky
Ambridge
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Noel Mes
Care Journal
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Odie
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Prine
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East Main
J. B. Patterson
Emi
North Center Street
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