Public ownership urged as key to modern improvements
Potsdam New York June 6 John A Bensel state engineer told Clarkson Institute graduates that public ownership is the essential feature of current improvements The barge canal project would be publicly owned to ensure use as a public utility free from private control He noted future canals will boost capacity with barges carrying freight equivalent to trains once completed in 1915
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
N. Y
John A. Bensel
Clarkson Institute of Technology
Bensel
Mr. Bense
Circumstantial Evidence Mentioned in Yonkers Statesman
A fragment from Yonkers Statesman hints at an engagement discussion and references a question about training a copy. The passage shows gossip tone about marriage plans and a non-specific inquiry into copying methods.
Personal Notices of Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs. L C Norris visits Curwensville with Isaac Norris. Helen Morgan and Martha Shillingford go to State College for commencement. William H Patterson Jr returns to State College for graduation. Louise Wright returns from Kis Ki minetas School and Indiana Normal. Dent Holden at Kis Ki minetas School for summer. Blanche VanTassel of DuBois visited Mary Mitchell. Marian Bigler returns from Philadelphia. Mrs E B Forcey and T H Forcey of Philadelphia visit Clearfield. Mrs Forcey owns the house burned earlier. H P Dowler and wife of Heilwood visit Dimeling. Dowler is Penn-Mary coal ops supt. Aaron Dowler of Heilwood in the city. O B Clark of Glen Campbell in town. Frank Hoover of Heilwood visits. T H Nevitt of Philadelphia with H C Telephone Co in city. Quigley Yingling and Straw of Westover Borough in Clearfield seeking state Highway aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Quigley
Yingling and
Straw
Westover Borough
Clearfield
State Highway Department
Joseph and his brothers reunited in Egypt
The lesson reflects on Joseph revealing himself to his brothers after many years, reassuring them with the line not you but God and detailing how he guided events to preserve life. It describes Jacob’s disbelief turning to belief as he sees wagons and learns Joseph is alive, and notes the fulfillment of grace, forgiveness, and providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Judah
Benjamin
Egypt
Immanuel
Rom
Jacob
Pharaoh
Canaan
Jesus
John
A. R A
Boycott Sentiment in Japan Seeks Exposition Response
Tokyo leaders including Baron Ei ichi Shibusawa and Bue Nakano work to quell boycotting agitation by merchants over California. Nakano urges sending Japan's finest exhibits to the Panama Pacific exposition to show civilization and calls for a special chambers of commerce meeting to oppose the boycott. Government stance remains undefined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ei Ichi Shibusawa
Tokyo Bankers’ Association
Bue Nakano
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce
California
Nakano
Japan
Service as Foundation of Contentment, Eliot Quote
A short proverb from Charles W. Eliot highlights service as a solid base for personal contentment in life. It emphasizes helping others as central to fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Eliot
For Rent A Furnished Home in Best City Location
A furnished home for rent with prime city location. Inquiries directed to this office for details and viewing arrangements.
Wesley Norris Meat Market Opens Saturdays For Home Raised Meats
Wesley P Norris announces weekly Saturday sales of home raised meats at the lowest prices. The market will be open today and every Saturday thereafter offering fresh cuts to local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley P. Norris
Attendants Named At High School Alumni Banquet
The High School Alumni Association banquet listed guests of honor Prof. B. C. Youngman and toastmaster Frank Snyder. Attendees include Miss Grace Barrett Mrs. W Betts A D Bigler Mr Close ary Connell Mrs B F Chase Hazard Chase Nora Fullington Mattie Fullington Ambrose Flannigan Belle Flannigan Geo Gearhart Clearfield Ky Florence Graham and many others. The entire class of 1913 was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
Immeling
B. C. Youngman
Frank Snyder, Esq
New York
Grace Barrett
W. Betts
A.d.bigler
Close
Ary Connell
B. F. Chase
Hazard Chase
John Dimeling
Donald Dougherty
Aaron Dutton
Frank Ellis
Nora Fullington
Mattie Fullington
Ambrose Flannigan
Belle Flannigan
Geo. Gearhart
Clearfield
Florence Graham
Andrew Harwick
Annie Huffman
Jane Hoover
Bertha Hoover
Emmett Harer
W. A. Hagerty
F. G. Harris
H. B. Hartzwick
Augusta Harwick
Jo Hoover
Berth Hoover
Lewis Irwin
Hilde Johnson
May Kline
Russell Kramer
Kate Leavy
Mary Leavy
A. W. Leonardson
Sarah Leavy
Thomas H. Murray
William McBride
John Pawl McCurdy
Deborah McKelvey
Paul McKenrick
Paul Mckenrick, Jr
Kittanning
Wesley M'Clarren
Osceola
H. S. Mann
Robert Markle
Anna Mulholland
Hazard Murray
Mary MecKelvy
Elizabeth Mitchell
Reuben Newling
Rhoda Neveling
J. P. Claughlin
Iren Ogden
Elizabeth Powell
Jennie Powellargaret Powell
Samuel Powell
Dudley Powell
Arthur Row
Frank Rook
Frank Row
John F. Short
Gretchin Smyder
Salina
Marganerite Siggins
Wallace Smith
Charles Tate
H. F. Wallace
Robin Wallace
Hayes Woodridge
Hugh B. Woodward
Woodward
Professor Zerfoss
Militants Burn Army Barracks and Derby Incident Shocks Britain
Liverpool reports part of the Territorial Army Service corps building burned, suspected arson by suffragettes though no literature found. Emily Davison, injured at the Derby, regains consciousness and shows cautious recovery while public debate swirls around militant suffragette tactics and the Pankhurst family as leaders face a high profile damages case in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Territorial Army Service Corps
Epsom
Emily Wilding Davison
Queen Mary
Miss Davison
Hot Bloods
England
Jockey Jones
Emmeline Pankhurst
Christabel
Sylvia
Pethick Lawrence
Lawrence
Tuke
Justice Darling
Kings Bench
West End
Robinson and Cleaver
Pankhursts
Lawrences
Pankhurst
Bert
Helleway
Rizabel
France
Sylvia Pankhurst
Tukethro
Seek Peace and Pursue It Week begins June 8 1913
Sermon topic for Christian Endeavor week focuses on seeking peace through God and Christ. Rev. Sherman H. Doyle outlines peace as tranquility of mind and soul, attainable by prayer and right living, with scriptural reflections from Psalm and I Peter. The message emphasizes peace with God, conscience, self, and neighbors.
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Pet
Sherman H. Doyle
D. D
Apostle Paul
David
God
Jesus Christ
Augustine
Christ
Perfection of Organization in United Society of Christian Endeavor
The Newark Evening News reports the United Society of Christian Endeavor tested its organization by protesting the Jeffries Johnson prizefight pictures. In two days it launched a campaign spanning America Great Britain South Africa Canada and Australia. The society claims a larger membership than ever while prioritizing training youth for effective service and future leadership beyond the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the United Society of Christian Endeavor
Jeffries Johnson
America
Great Britain
South Africa
Canada
Australia
Christian Endeavor
Newark N. J. Evening News
In Christ's Strength Motto Guides Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor creed centers on doing all in Christ's strength. Members commit to goals through faith, not personal effort, living a life hidden with God. The motto For Christ and the Church underscores the movement's aim and unity.
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Christ
Let Me Sing a Song of Hope for the Weary and Sad
Poetic call for solace and light to guide the weary and sad through a Christlike life of hopeful endeavor. The speaker vows to brighten a lone heart and sow lasting goodness in service.
Real Estate for Sale Nearby Court House Listings
Lot 32 by 100 feet on Third Street half a block from the courthouse may be sold with or without a building. Also one dwelling on Thi street, 28 by 100 feet. Farm 56 acres in Lawrence township with ideal cultivation and no buildings. Another farm of 50 acres, 1.25 miles from courthouse, with three coal veins, good buildings and fine water. Sold for cash or with reasonable terms, possession at once. W P Norris
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Third Street
Court House
Lawrence Town
Variety of notices including rentals losses and sales
Entries announce a rental on Market Street and a lost wallet with eighty dollars and a key. A dissolution of the Robinson & Company partnership is announced with financial directions. An administratrix advertises an adjourned public sale of Harry Byers’ Clearfield real estate at Court House with 25 percent down and rest on completion, per Orphans Court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Byers
Clearfield
Saki
First
West Walnut Streets
Orphans Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
UBLIC
Noodle
Yonkers Statesman
USA
S. Second ST
PENN
W.R. Fargo
Meat Market Nichols Street
R. C. Shaw Grocery Co
L. C. Norris
Isaac Norris
Curwensville
Helen Morgan
Martha Shillingford
State College
William H. Patterson, Jr
Louise Wright
Kiskiminetas School
Indiana Normal
Dent Holden
Blanche VanTassel
DuBois
Mary Mitchell
Miss Marian Bigler
Philadelphia
E. B. Forcey
T. H. Forcey
H. P. Dowler
Heilwood
Mr. Dowler
Penn-Mary
Aaron P. Dowler
O. B. Clark
Glen Campbell
Frank Hoover
T. H. Nevitt
H. & C. Telephone Company
City
Surday School
D. M. Stearns
Enn Public Service Co
Derby
Bible Readings
Ayer
J. O. Ayer Co., Leweil, Mas
Guelich
D. F. Guelich
Jacobson
Reed St. Clearfield
Philadelphia Life Co
W. S Ostrander
W. Fleck
Clearfield Pa
Market Street
Harry Livingston
Rhine
Robinson & Company
Isaac Robinson
Ray Robinson
Robinson & Co
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