Clearfield High School Open Evening of Senior Class
The opera house was crowded for the Clearfield High School Senior class exercises with remarks by George Barger and Horace Fiegal, a humorous farce, and songs by pupils. Junior class plans a return volley this evening with guest Prof. Youngman expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield High School
George Barger
Hazel Gulich
Lida
Sweigenhausenblumenheimer
Clearfield
Bart Fisher
Horace Fiegal
Alice Smith
Opera House
Market Street Fourth Ward
Third Ward
Market Street
Fourth Ward
Hinkle Named Local Manager in Bell Telephone Change
A R Hinkle promoted to local manager for the Bell Telephone Co in Clearfield succeeding F H Blythe who resigns June 7 to pursue horticultural work Mr Blythe leaves a successful record and Hinkle earns the post by merit after entering Bell in January as a salesman with the Altoona district overseeing the transition and gain of a townsman in the job.
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F. H. Blythe
Clearfield
Bell Telephone Co
Penna
State College
A. R. Himble
Blythe
Altoona
Bell Company
Hinkle
Bell Organization
Clearfield High School Class of 19XX Banquet Highlights Alumni Event
The article notes the valedictorian Ruth Daughenbaugh and salutatorian Dorothy Woodward. Annie Rhinesmith will give the oration. Class colors are red and white. Alumni banquet Thursday evening at Dimeling promises an enjoyable event with guest of honor Professor B C Youngman and J Frank Snyder, longtime Clearfield lawyer in New York, sharing reminiscences of early school days.
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Ife
Ruth Daughenbaugh
Dorothy Woodward
Nannie Rhinesmith
Dimeling
B.c.youngman
J. Frank Snyder
Missionary Society supper on the lawn at Trinity M E Church
The Home Missionary society of Trinity M. E. church will serve supper on the lawn at Mrs Alfred Graham's home West Market street Thursday evening June 12 starting at 5 o clock. Supper 50 cents. The public is invited.
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Ladies of the Home Missionary Society of Trinity M. E. Church
Alfred Graham
West Market Street
Red Men Reunion Postponed in Northwestern PA
The Independent Order of Red Men reunion planned for Reynoldsville this week is abandoned due to lack of interest.
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Independent
Order of Red Men of
Pennsylvania
Reynoldsville
Daniel Leipold Improves at Allegheny House
It was stated at the Allegheny House this afternoon that Daniel Leipold's condition from blood poisoning is greatly improved and that he is rapidly recovering.
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Daniel Leipold
Allegheny House
Queer Names and Dialogues From Buchan Fisher Village
A quotation from Blackwood's Magazine 1842 outlines a village encounter where a stranger asks for a fisherman named Alexander White and then strings together a sequence of dialect questions about Sanny Fite. The girl responds with clarifying the local surname and the blunt rebuke to avoid delays.
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Fox- Davies
Blackwood's
Buchan
Alexander White
Sanny Fite
Mos
Wise guy warns to mind your own business
A Philadelphia Record line quotes a sharp exchange about handling trouble and personal affairs. One man advises self restraint while another warns neglect invites trouble, framing a streetwise moral.
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Philadelphia Record
Do you believe two can live as cheaply as one
Quotation from the Houston Post questions whether two people can share living costs. The satire suggests even a single person may struggle to be economical. The line reflects urban humor on household finances.
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Houston Post
Tennis Etiquette and Court Introductions
A historical note explains tennis etiquette on courts where groups gather. Introductions are performed by the person in highest authority, brief and perfunctory, simply naming individuals to acknowledge common interests.
Prepared for Big Convention
Executive Committee and Board of Directors meet Wednesday to plan sessions and social events for the convention. Thursday features devotions, roll call, minutes, reports from state and county officers, a memorial for Mary E. Tompkins, music, and talks on charity and tuberculosis. Friday includes devotional, minutes, and organization of the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Brown
Clarion
H. B. Hartswick
J. H. Lamb
Gale
J. H. McLean
Pittsburg
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Industrial School
A.h.wallace
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Woodward
E.S. Lindsey
Warren
Annie Wrigley
C.t.chilren
Marian Pyler
B. A. Salter
Mary E. Heiner
Kittanming
Organization of
New Board
Luncheon by Junior Auxiliary of Clearfield Hospital
The Junior auxiliary of Clearfield Hospital will host a noon luncheon on Thursday for members and delegates attending the Children’s Aid Society convention. It will be held at the Presbyterian church and is by invitation only, with the general public not admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Hospital
Childrens Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
James Mitchell Returns from South Business Trip
James Mitchell has come back from a business trip in the southern region, resuming duties and plans after travel.
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James Mitchell
South
Fashionable seven by five and a half inch stationery set
The article describes unusual correspondence sheets and envelopes in various parchment tones with deeply pointed flaps and pebble textured tissue interior. It highlights engraved home addresses, narrow lap over envelopes, and matching 2 by 6 inch cards in French gray cream and brown shades. A white mourning envelope with black edging completes the set.
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Isne
Gener
Pleasantly Surprised on Birthday Anniversary
Last evening about seventy-five to eighty residents gathered in Curwensville for a surprise party in honor of Mrs F C Wilson at the home of Mr and Mrs D C Hunchbarger. Mrs Wilson is president of the county W C T U and the event served as a W C T U gathering. A birthday cake sixteen inches in diameter was served among other refreshments before guests departed at a seasonable hour.
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Curwensville
F. C. Wilson
D. C. Hunchbarger
Bayless Pulp and Paper Execs Stand Trial for Dam Break
Bayless Pulp and Paper officials are on trial in Tioga County Court at Wellsboro for causing the dam break at Austin Potter County that wiped out part of the town and drowned many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Austin
Potter County
Tioga
Wellsboro
Arnold Bloom Seizure Leads to Emergency Operation
Arnold Bloom of Curwensville, a well known Clearfield County lumberman and citizen, was taken to Clearfield hospital after a stomach ailment worsened and an artery burst during an emergency operation. He has long battled health issues and enjoys wide local support as a respected hunter and pioneer resident.
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Arnold Bloom
Curwensville
Clearfield County
Clearfield Hospital
Bloom
Funeral services for Mrs D B McCarty scheduled
The obituary notes the death occurred Monday morning and the funeral will be held tomorrow. The body departs on the 8:30 NY Central train to Muncy and burial will take place in Muncy Cemetery in the afternoon.
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D. B. McCarty
Muncy
NY. C
Fire destroys Vosburg Lumber mill at Cash South Carolina
Word comes of a fire destroying the Vosburg Lumber company mill used for cutting timber for John E. DuBois at Cash South Carolina. The loss exceeds a quarter of a million dollars with no insurance. Rebuilding will commence immediately.
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Vosburg Lumber Company
John E. DuBois
Cash
South Carolina
Nho
Local 5 and 10 Cent Merchant Plans Philipsburg Store
McCrory company, based in Philipsburg, announces plans to open a new store occupying the Hirlinger building in town. The expansion brings the 5 and 10 cent merchandise chain to Philipsburg, expanding local retail options.
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McCrory
Philipsburg
Cit
Anoter
Hirlinger
Dr C H Holt Dies After Sudden Illness In Michigan
Dr C H Holt formerly of Snow Shoe and son of William and Mary Holt of Philipsburg died in Grand Rapids Michigan after apoplexy struck Sunday Funeral services will be held in Grand Rapids tomorrow with the burial to follow in the family plot.
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C. H. Holt
Snow Shoe
William and Mary Holt
Philipsbore
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Holt
Grand RapMs
Glass Works vs Reedsville Nine at Driving Park Saturday
Fans urged to turnout and cheer as Glass Works hosts Reedsville Nine at Driving Park on Saturday to boost the team’s effort and efficiency.
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Glass Works
Reedsville
Sunday school convention at Salem M E church
The Sunday schools of Brady Union and Bloom townships plan a convention at the Salem M E church on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Prominent speakers will attend and a supper will be served in the Grange hall. The meeting is expected to be pleasant and profitable for attendees.
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Brady, Union and
Bloom
Salem M. E
Grange Hall
Probationers to be received at West Side Methodist
A reception at West Side Methodist Church Friday evening honors probationers seeking admission as regular church members. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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West Side Methodist Church
Lobby probe begins as senators question tariff lobby ties
Washington the inquiry into a tariff lobby expands with a senate judiciary subcommittee hearing. Senators Ashurst Bacon Bankhead and Borah lead the questioning while President Wilson may supply names of suspected lobbyists. Overman and Reed consulted the White House as the president offered to share information.
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May
Ashurst
Bacon
Bankhead
Borah
Overman
Reed
White House
Wilson
Capitol
Urged to Hasten Tariff Bill by Senate Finance Panel
Washington June 3 Chairman Sim mons of the senate finance committee urged the three subcommittees working on the tariff bill to finish their work this week. Subcommittees have agreement on many items but face problems on several issues. Senator Williams subcommittee plans a final decision on equalization of raw materials and products in the agricultural schedule including whether livestock and grain should be free or duty on meats and flour.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Capitol
White House
Senate
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Williams
Messenger Kills Suspect Aboard Kansas City Southern Train
Fort Smith Arkansas June 3 Kansas authorities seek to detain John Sick express messenger from Kansas City pending inquiry into the shooting death of Patrick Lawson a Poteau Oklahoma youth aboard a Kansas City Southern train near Heavener Oklahoma Lawson and Albert Pruett also from Poteau were found on the blind Sick says he confronted them fearing robbery and fired when Lawson attacked Pruett says Sick killed Lawson when he lowered his hands during the confrontation
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Fort Smith
Ark
Kansas
John Sick
Kansas City
Patrick Lawson
Poteau
Okla
Kansas City Southern
Heavener
Ohlo
Sick
Lawson
Albert Pruett
Pruett
Russian frontier guards moved to Kalisz district
A detachment of 300 Russian frontier guards was dispatched to the district of Kalisz in Russian Poland after dispatches reported anonymous letters threatening Jewish and Christian inhabitants with death unless they left the area immediately.
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St. Petersburg
Kalisz
Poland
Pattini Goes to Sing Sing Death With Smiling Face
Ossining N Y June 3 Gregorio Pattini aged twenty one faced the electric chair for the murder of Giuseppe Vasta at Sherman park Westchester county in December 1910 He entered the death chamber smiling after bidding farewell to fellow inmates Fathers Cashima Montanari and keeper Connaughton watched as three shocks were applied Pattini said he sought the Vasta family father over a kidnapping claim prior to the shooting that killed one Vasta brother and wounded the other
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Ossining
N. Y
Gregorio Pattini
Sing Sing
Giuseppe Vasta
Sherman Park
Westchester County
Charles Becker
Fathers Cashima
Montanari
Connaughton
Pattini
Pasquale Pinturi
Pintura
Vasta
Giovanni
Alfred Austin Dead Poet Laureate of Britain
Alfred Austin, poet laureate since 1896, died at 77 at Swinford Old Manor Ashford Kent. He was also a barrister, critic, novelist and war correspondent, never practicing law, and once reported from Rome while covering the Franco Prussian War.
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London
Alfred Austin
Swinford Old Manor
Ashford
Kent
London University
Rome
German Cruiser Bluecher Refloated After Grounding
Kiel Germany June 3 The German armored cruiser Bluecher was refloated after running aground Friday morning north of Romeo Island in the Great Belt between the Baltic and the Kattegat.
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Bluecher
Kiel
Germany
Romeo
Geat
Baltic
Cattegat
Mrs Leeds Denies Engagement to French Count
Paris reports Mrs. William B. Leeds widow of the tin plate king denied a published report of her engagement to Comte Hely de Falleyrand-Perigord.
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Leeds
Paris
William B. Leeds
Tin Plate King
Comte Hely de falleyrand-Perigord
Like Father Passages Echo in Father Son Bond
A Houston Post quotation notes a boy who closely resembles his father in hair eyes and speech. The piece reflects on how the son’s reactions echo his father’s habits when spoken to by his mother.
First Employer and Second Employer Exchange Time
In a brief dialogue the First Employer asks how long the boy from Gotrox has worked in the office. The Second Employer replies about half an hour, noting the boy has been with them for six months.
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Gotrox
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