GH School In Public Eye
The Evening program featured the Alumni Samger's words of welcome and junior picture Explanations delighted the audience. The seventh grade program included songs, piano, and dumbbell routine. Senior class members listed include George Adams and others. Valedictorian is Ruth Daughenbaugh, with Dorothy Woodward among orators. Alumni banquet planned with guest Professor B C Youmewun and J Frank Snyder to reminisce. Supper served by Trinity church ladies. Red Men reunion postponed due to lack of interest. Daniel Leipold’s condition reported improved after blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samger
Gultch
Lida Sisge
Philocoptier
Wearfield
Adlee Smith
Claes
George Adame
Clarence Aus Bush
Bite Baller
Rothen
Walter Owens
Eether Foss
Roseberry
Nene Khinesmkh
Lida’ Stare
Alice Sdk
Gus ‘Horn
Willsmear
Dorothy Read
Tressurer
Willen
Laulee
Ming Ruth Daughenbaugh
Dorothy
Woodward
Atch Nandie Rhinesmkh
High School
Dimeling
B.C Youmewun
J. Frank Snyder
Hinkle Named Local Bell Manager in Clearfield
A. R. Hinkle is appointed local manager of the Bell Telephone Co. in Clearfield, succeeding F. H. Blythe who resigns to pursue business and study. The change, effective after district transfers, marks the first time a town resident leads the local Bell office, with Hinkle praised for merit and steady progress since joining in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Blythe
Clearfield
Bell, Telephone Co
Penney
State College
A. HR. Hinklewig
Jocal
Blytha
Altoona
Bell Company
Hinkle
Bell Organization
Jamary
Blythe
Hinkily
Prepared for Big Convention Executive Committee Meeting
An agenda for a large convention outlines sessions from Wednesday through Friday. It lists devotions, welcomes, roll calls, minutes, state and county reports, treasurer reports, and musical programs. Luncheon and an invitation to a junior auxiliary event are noted, with social and ceremonial activities emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. ‘Brown
Pittsbuugh
A. Wallace
Patabureh
Thuredey
A. H. Woodward
Mise Beil Chalfant
Pittsburgh
J. Anderson
Mary
E. Tom
C. Reeve
Mustc
E. C. Reeve
Lindsey
Warren
Muske
Soto
Annie Wrigley
Mrst
Melvin
Bradford
Musicvoost
Mary Mitchell
A_ H Woodward
Boaki
Marian B'gier
B. A. Salter
Mary E. Heiner
Kittansing
J. Niossiteheil
Ballefonte
Pleasantly Surprised Birthday Party at Curwensville
A large group of around seventy five to eighty ladies and gentlemen gathered in Curwensville for a birthday surprise party for Mrs. F. C. Wilson at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Schnehbarger. The event featured a cake sixteen inches in diameter and a warm display of regard. After refreshments, guests dispersed for the night. Meanwhile, Bayless Pulp and Paper Co. officers face trial in Tioga County Court at Wellsboro for alleged responsibility in the Austin Dam disaster that saturated Potter County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curwensville
F.C
Wilson
D. Scnehbarger
Wisow
Austin
Bayless .Pulp| Sud Paper ‘Company
Potter’ County
Tioga
Wellaboro
Arnold Bloom Operated On Here In Clearfield Area
Arnold Bloom of Cutwensville was taken to Clearfield Hospital after an operation in hopes of saving his life. He had suffered years with stomach ailments and complications. Meanwhile Mrs. McGarty’s funeral is noted, with burial plans in Muncy. A lumber firm fire in Cash, South Carolina, destroyed the Woobure Lumber Company lumber, valued over 4633 dollars, with rebuilding to begin. Dr. C H Holt, formerly of Philipsburg, died in Grand Rapids after an epilepsy attack. A baseball game between Glass Works and Reidsville is set for the park, and Sunday School conversion events are planned in Brady Union and Bloom townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bloom
Cutwensville
Clearfeld County
Clearfield
Bloom
Amos Bloom
Mulckly
Anml
Woobure Lumber Companys
John E. DuBois
Cash
South Carolina
C. H. Holt
G A. Holt
Stow Shoe
Willam
Mary Holt
Philipsburg
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mondey
Holt
Reception for Probationers at West Side Methodist
A reception is planned at West Side Methodist Church Friday evening for forty two probationers who seek church membership and voluntary adherence to church rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Methodiet
Lobby Probe Is Formally Begun in Washington
The Senate judiciary committee opened hearings on a presumed insidious lobby for tariff reform. President Wilson may name individuals alleged to influence schedules, with senators questioning participants and awaiting his personal statements. probes aim to map influence on the tariff bill amid reports of numerous manufacturing interests in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Peswone
Capitol
White’ House
Senate
Ashurst
Bacon
Bankhead
Borah
Overman
Reed
White House
Huth
Chaistmas Sim. Mons
Senste
Flmapce
Williams
Messenger Kills Suspect on Kansas City Southern Train
Fort Smith Ark and Poteau Okla report a gunfight aboard a KCS express car. Patrick Lawson, a Poteau youth, was killed after allegedly attempting to rob the train. John Sick, a messenger, claimed Lawson and Albert Pruett forced their entry. Sick says he fired in self defense as Lawson attacked. Police seek detention of Sick pending investigation. A separate dispatch notes 300 Russian frontier guards moving into Kaligzin district in Polish border area amid Jewish Christian tensions.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Kameas
John Sick
Kungas City
Patrick Lawson
Poteau
Okla
Kansas City Southern
Bear Hesavener
Sick
Lawson
Albert Pruett
Apd
Pruett
Poland
St Petersburg
Kaligzin
Bussian
Fragmentary obituary notes hint at family losses
Fragments reference Ced death cells and individuals Bel Becker and Furste’s brother, with garbled phrases mentioning Ardving, a ture home, and Dis Jentrance. The unreadable OCR lacks clear events or dates but indicates a familial death notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Becker
Jentrance
Ima
Bs Verte
Furste
Alfred Austin Dead Poet and Journalist Chronicle
Alfred Austin, once a published poet at eighteen and later a London university graduate, led a varied life as a journalist and Rome correspondent. He observed the Franco-Prussian War era, while a German cruiser Be nnecher fought groundings near Kiel. A fragment mentions a denial of a marriage engagement by a widow in Leeds and a Boyston Post quotation about a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
London University
Rome
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Ladies of the Home Missionary Society of Trinity M
Alfred Graham
West Market Street
Independent Order of Red Men
Pennsylvania
Reynoldsvilis
Leipota
Khwee
Allegheny House
Daniel Leipold
A. R. Hinkle
The
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Fox Davies
Blackwood
Buchan Fuhing
Alexander White
Jman
Eles
Philadelphia Record
Maer
Houston Post
Sestler
Deeg
Clearfield Hoa Pla
Childrens Aid Soriery
James Mitchell
South
Hannery
Srengther Stantonery
Arnold ‘Bloom
McCrory
Philipspurg
McGrory
Chant
Hitlinger
Glass Works
Reidsville Nine
Sonship of
Brady, Union and
Salem M. 5
Grange Hell
Ilsom
Anhad Ts
Messenger
Suspect
Ese
Sot
Dieling
Wester Diliagiass
Mnich
Atc
Ferencm
United
Atc. Ioe
Garman Cruiger Blnecher
Kiel
Germany
Blnécher
Rom Geat
Baloe
Cattegat
Wiliam
Leeds
Comte
Talleyrand-Perigord
Boyston Post
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