Corry Eagles Hold Tough Fight as Beavers Fall 26-1
Corry high school battled Youngsville as Beavers struggled to score while the Eagles showed a strong line and backfield. Williams and Keppel produced Corry's points with key plays, while Meadville looms Friday night in a tricky follow-up matchup.
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Beavers
Youngsville
Bylertt
Corry
Keppel
Williams
Willams la Rourke
Fulingsville
Brown
Cragg
Borkoski
Mead- Ville
Meadville
Hall Chronicle notes school life and gossip
A fragmented school column covers tardy marks hope from a new block donation. It mentions Myr Blanden visiting, Sara Rugeh's appendicitis, seniors and sophomores clashing for roles, hall clock timing, and senior class president Bud Bracken’s re election.
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Bellow
Theower
Sheen
Gorrigan
Myr Blanden
Corny High
Mr. Blanton
Sara Rugeh
Romaryk
Bob Brown
Gerald Bissell
Gerald
Bud Bracken
Bud
Tammany
Hal
Miller
Blanden Visitor Returns to Corry Senior High
ACJ Blanden, a former Latin and Mathematics teacher with over a dozen years at Corry Senior High, visited the school on Tuesday. He formerly taught at Union City and attended Calgate and Michigan universities. Blanden resides in Union City and urged continued visits from alumni.
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ACJ
Blanden Ue van Ony
Blanden
Sherman
N. Y
Calgate University
University of Michigan
Shreve Chaly Company
Union City
Uniexity High School
Corey Senior High
Mr. Blanden
Learcher
Corry
My. Blanden
Beavers Cup First Victory of Season
Beavers open 1938 season with a decisive 32 to 14 win over Wesleyville. Beavers’ line dominates on both sides as Borkosky and Keppe score twice each and Keppel adds another. Wesleyville rallies late with two touchdowns, but the Beaver defense and passing game boost the victory.
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Beavers
Gattant
Wesleyville
Beaver
Wesleyville Une
Carry
Borkosky
iCosch Byler
Ralph
Williams Fulig
Tcick
Brown
Corry
Westenville
Willieme
Keppel
Wesleyville Serritory
Smprisen
Walter Parson
Koppel
Borkossky
Keppe Miaitins
Crags
Puint
Williams
Dingfelder
Borkorky
Keppe
Gerry
Nesgoda
Nardo
Gust
Student Council Holds First Meeting of the Year
The first meeting of the term was devoted to electing officers Kenneth Burr president Robert Dawson vice president Robert Wickwire secretary treasurer and Dean Sertesgi named as council member.
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Kenneth Burr
Robert Dawson
Treasury
Robert Wickwir- Gie
Deana Sertesgi
Senior High School Clubs Plan For The Year
The document lists numerous school clubs with sponsors and officers including the Literary Club under Mrs Haag and the Hi Times Club led by Miss Titus. It notes activities from yearbook publishing to athletics and dramatic performances and mentions a new Red and Gun club planned by Mr Boyd or Gyler and a philatelist group organized by Mrs Smith.
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Corriat
Bogardus ‘Ami
Mecormile
Uns
Hos Athletic Club
Gyler
Faculty Vacation Tales Spark Local School News
The Corry school column notes teachers enjoyed varied summers with courses at New York University and Penn State, travel to the Poconos, Indiana Pa ties, and trips to New York City. It mentions Mr Miller joining Broad Top High School, Mrs McCormick receiving roses, and Mrs Lewis marrying.
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Ign
Webster
Psst
Chaffee
New York University
Chat Fee
Chaffes
Soys
William B. Miller
Indiana, Pa
Indiana State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
Miller
Broad Top Township
Bedford County
Corry
James Stewart
Hollywood
Titus
Poconos
Indianapolis
Thdiana
Byler
Myers
Beavers
Bennett
Penn Staite
Misa Rowland
Mra Howe
Tol
Atlante City
Canada
Bracken Named to Head Class for Second Year
Charles Bracken was elected president of his class for a second consecutive term with no opposition. Other senior officers elected were Richard Lindsley as vice president, Dorma Bertram as secretary, and Gertrude Jobson as treasurer. Junior and sophomore officers were also chosen, with multiple room level posts decided.
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Charles Bracken
Richard Lindsley
Dorma Bertram
Gertrude Jobson
Gertrude Johnson
Clyde Dingfelder
Helen Bush
May Lindberg
Roman Fayako
The
Sophomon
Max Chris
Walt Paulson
Ernest Simmonson
Roy Miller
Janet Gordon
Kathleen Hazen
Gertrude Johnsom
Mary Hinman
Verni Wetmore
Coletta Lewis
Muriel Young
HL Times Staff Auditor in Chief Kier Named
HL Times staff roles listed including auditor in chief Kier and managing writers Mary Castor and Olga Dubrasky with contributors Olga Dubrasky Betty Armitage Helen Morton Mary Laurie Josine Morton Robert Bowie and others. Typists Helen Morton Maxine Greeley Lorna Adam noted.
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Auditor-in-ur
A. Kier
Mary
Castor Exchange
Mary Bacha
Olga Dubrasky
Betty Armitage
Helen Morton
Mary Laurie
Josine Morton
Robert Bowie
Victor Cragg
Ruth Wester
Phyllis Craker
Bob Waile
Margaret Haight
Mary Jean Mooney
Maxine Greeley
Lorna Adam
Extracurricular Activities Benefit Students and Focus
The article argues extracurricular activities are worthwhile and help broaden interest beyond study. It notes students should choose at least one activity aligned with their desires, which refreshes their minds and supports return to formal studies with renewed focus.
Effect of Noise on Workers Says Dr Cogan Clendening
Dr Cogan Clendening states that workers forced to work amid distracting noise must continually exert the nervous system to adapt. He argues that sustained mental effort is needed to focus on certain tasks and can lead to nervous fatigue.
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Gies
Cogan Clendening
Fourteen Transfer Students Join Corry High This Fall
Fourteen transfer students enter Corry High this fall. Seniors Lilian Moris from Waston, Pa Robert Miller from Medville, Williams Dunlap from Columbus Aimiars Nancy Miller from Mendville William Dunlap and Bertha Bensinit from Columbus Kathe Leon Woods from Marienville Pa. New sophomores include Mapzuier Spiess from Lawrence Park Rut McClelland from Shippensburg Pa John Rowland from Columbus Stephen Reynolds from Clymer Ny Vila Allie from West Milton Ohio and Vivian Caylfold from Buffalo New York.
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Dupus Nave Pict
Corry High
Lilian Moryis Fron Wasren
Robert Miler
Metdlville
Williams Dunlap
Collumps Aimiars
Nancy Miller
Mend
Detective Guards Cake At Dallas Wedding
Detective Vic Register assigned to wedding duties in Dallas after guarding gifts. Hostess asks him to keep her cat from jumping on the cake at the reception.
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Cat Dallas
Tex
Rassionen
Vic Register
Register
General Rise in Relief Load From September Data
During the week ending September 17 the Department of Public Assistance reported a net rise of 844 and 1000 persons in relief. The increase reflects more cases opened than closed as private employment improves. The weekly total includes 19,820 cases and 81741 persons, with 216024 gaining private work since September 7.
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Department of Public Assistance
Jendine Webriory
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JME
Corry High School
Eagles
Orange
Black
Pete” Hinman
Rowland
Curran
Hang
Lewis
Eis” Hillstrom
Hi-Times Star
Corrian
Columbus
Harvey Brothers
Anita Rainscale
Evelyn Barton
Jr, Blanden
Mary Maloney
Donia Bergman
Bracken
HL Times
Mrs. Howe
Colgate
Mennen
Cooper
Colzates
Kolynos
Miller’s Pharmacy
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
West Trying Street
Nickey
Kyent
Birt
Thomas Motor Company
Corry, It
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Nellie Hart
Fel M. Haveington
Bar
Stord
Gaitition
Tinslow City
Montague
White
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POR Sale Croft Anil
Burt Gites
Antsi
Choles
Alien Suite
Arden
Npark
Hauke Winnue
Marlon
Penn's
Omen
Smuthi Center
Grezet
Elva My Spicer
Strinyaide
Ginaril
Pus
Howse
Om Beolt Skeet
Walter H. Scott
Atty
Biot
Joona
Thie Toom Cottese
Sulin
Leno
West Weanington
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