Personal mentions from a city page visit and travel
Harry Mahaffey of Mahaffey visited the city Tuesday stopping at the Windsor. Mr and Mrs J A Breth and Mr and Mrs C A Ammerman attend the convention of the B of Lt and L E in Washington DC this week. James Blacker is ill at his Nichols street home. Kelly Hunter of LaJose attending Summer school at Glen Richey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Blyler on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Windsor
J. A. Breth
C. A. Ammerman
B. of Lt
L. E
Washington D. C
James Blacker
Nichols Street
Kelly Hunter
LaJose
Glen Richey
J. H. Blyler
West Fifth Street
Blanche VanTassel
DuBoi
Birmingham Seminary
William Potkenhorm
Woodland
Clearfield
Paul Toot
Detroit
James McCrosain
Madera
Margate
Fox
DuBois
G. Logan
All Ready for C A S Meeting
The executive committee and board of directors of the local Children's Aid Society branch prepare for the state convention. The Dimeling sessions are open to all interested in neglected children. The program lists devotions, reports, In Memoriam, musical numbers, and an address by A H Woodward. The convention continues with daily meetings and an automobile ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Dimeling
A. H. Woodward
Conference of Charities and Correction
Cleveland
J. Thos Michell
Bellefonte
Frank B. Reed
Lindsey
E.C. Reeve
D. D. Alusic
E. C. Reeve
Warren
Annie Wrigley
J Melvin
Bradford
Mary Mitchell
Marian Bugler
Needlework trends sweep London high society
In London the postponement of social functions boosts leisure as prominent society women embrace needlework. Queen Mary popularized knitting and embroidery, inspiring many to return to these arts during private drives and leisure moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Maury
Embroidery Craft Trips Through Country House Visits
Reports from the Royal School of Art Needlework note that most workers pursue delicate embroidery during country house visits. The rare development among society women is to have summer dresses embroidered by their own hands, as observed by the secretary. Men are participating as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soriery
Royal School of Art
Christian
Lost items and rewards notice in Clearfield paper
Lost Wednesday small pocket book containing eighty dollars in bills and a small key. Finder to return to Harry Livingston at Rhime's Clean store. Lost ladies ring, bronze gold tone on Second Street Friday afternoon. Reward offered by leaving at this office. C W Fleck Plumbing and Heating Engineer Clearfield Pa estimates furnished work guaranteed phone 626.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Livingston
Rhime
Clear
C. W. Fleck
Clearfield, Pa
June Sale of New Dress Goods
June sale highlights a wide array of summer fabrics at the Silk Counter and White Goods Counter. Floral designs in voile and plissi, striped crepe voiles, brocaded silks, fancy poplins, silks and linens, crinkles, ginghams, and seersuckers stocked in multiple colors and widths with prices from 15c to 50c per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Messaline
India
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W.R. Fargo
Meat “Market Nichols Street
Philadelphia Lite Co
Kurtz
W. S Ostrander
Jacobson
Reed St
Shaw Grocery Co
RC. Shaw Grocery Co
D. F. Guelich
D. F. Guelch
Clearheld
Courthouse
Willeed
Lawrence
Avin Wader
Court House
C. A. S. Meeting
Mrs. Gonion Amon
Mrs
Guy Shaw
Melvin
Sylvia
Westover
Ethel Richner
Erma McQuillen
Blue Ball
Bella Smeal
Maryland
D. D. Reed
Philipsburg
G. J. Rougeaux
Frenchville
Anna Hobba
Osceola Mills
Emily Lyte
Altoona
Gretchen Snyder
Salina
Irene Ogden
Arthur Row
Rochester, N.Y
Jean Shaw
Shawville
Marian Wright
Mary Bustresser
Marietta, Pa
A. M. Thatcher
Fronch Street
Frank Hammond
Daisy Street
Oil City
Greenville
V. AirMasters
West Virginia
Alice Shaffmer
Morrisdale
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Patterson
Gould Brothers
McCarey
Lehigh Valey Railroad
Snow Shoe
Jean S. Hamilton
Ohio
Jean
George Princible
Patton
Lawshe Dorr
Kiskiminetas
B. A. Sutter
Mary FE
Heiner
Kittanming
Organization of
New Zeerd
Guelich Ave
Rour
Penn Public Service Co
Needle Lures Society
Leitzinger Bros
Market Street
Ayer
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