Baseball Scores and Schedule From National League and American League
National League teams and pitchers listed with matchups and results across multiple games. American League notes include St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Washington and Chicago at New York with corresponding Phillies and Brooklyn/Pittsburgh results. Also includes bank financials, a local business ad, and Mt Joy lawn social notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Robinson
New York
Chicago
Célbetbes
Matthewsen
Orvil
Boston
St Louis
Purdue
Satie
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brennay
Res
Cieotle
Form
Cleveland
Falkenberk
Bender
St. Louis
Hamilton
Detroit
Washington
Wileies
Hushes
St. Lows
National League
Phillies
Fort George Park Destroyed By Fire After Big Blaze
Historic Fort George park, also known as Paradise Park, in Fort George New York, was totally destroyed by a fire June 10. Flames swept the amusement area end to end threatening nearby apartment houses. Estimated damage runs to about 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort George
New York
Fort George Park
Iar
Paradise Park
Wedding Invite For Helen Louise McGhee Mele
James McGhee and wife of Mc Ghees Mills invite guests to the wedding of their daughter Helen Louise to Fred Earle Mele. Also notes Emmett Dilenberger and Alfred Mahaffey home from State College for summer, Alfred B Reed and wife back from Philadelphia, plus local visits and visitors in Punxsutawney area various residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGhee
McGhees Mills
Helen Louise
Fred Earle Meletyre
Emmett Dilenberger
Alfred Ma’ Haffey
State College
Awaiting report on miners cases in West Virginia
Attorney General McReynolds awaits an official report from United States Attorney Waugh on the indictment of United Mine Workers officials and members for an alleged Sherman anti trust conspiracy in West Virginia coalfields. DOJ officials say the indictments were the first word of the prosecution. The AG will analyze the evidence to judge if proceeding is warranted amid a Senate inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McReynolds
United States
Waugh
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Department of Justice
Senates
Clearfield National Bank Ledger and Public Sale Notice
Condensed from its report to the Comptroller of the Currency June 4 1933 the bank shows total assets of 3 444 519 84 with United States bonds 201 000 000 and deposits 817 410 64. An administratrix offers at an adjourned public sale June 16 at 2 pm the homestead property in Clearfield Borough West First and West Walnut streets with terms cash on confirmation of deed and free of encumbrances. Found a pin engraved Francis offered for contact and sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Banking House
Comptroller of the Currency
Harry Byers
Charfield
Court House
Clearfield
West Firs
West Walnut Streets
Sdeoch
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County National Bank
Glass Works
Reedsville Nine
Reedsville
Y. MG. A
DuBois
FE. D
Friendship Nine
Berder
Athletics
Monilay
Pirates
Stock
Uera
Trenton Mich
Mount Joy
J. Mansfield
Mt. Joy
Mt. Joy Methodist, Episcopal Church
Borough
Lewis Brown
Babbitt
B. T. Babbitt, Inc
New York City
Jacobson
Second Hand Furniture
Reed St. Clearfield
Geo. W. Johnson
USA
S. Second ST
Doehalt
Courthouse Wilsel
Lawrence
P Norris
B.C. Shaw Grocery Co
B. C. Shaw Grocery Co
W. Fleck
Alfred B. Reed
Lewis Turner
West Decatur
Kate Thompson
Cunvensville
James Stevenson
Baby Son
Mrs. Stevenson
Wildisor
J. W. Packet
Punxsutayney
J. W. Simmons
Williams Street
Robert McCorkle
Miss Pearl Bloom
Robert Graham
Shawville
A. W. Leonardson CO
W.R. Fargo
Meat Market
Nichols Street
White Sale
Clearfield National Bank
Clearfield, Penna
James Mitchell
Whiteman, Jr
Fresien
Walter L. McJunkin
William S Betts
Letzinger
John Dimeling
Jeees Mitchell
W. P. Hopkins
Thames
Murray H. A. Kennedy
Patterson
H. S. Whiter
Byers
Agministratriz
Francis
Guelich
D. F. Guelich
Clearheld
H.&c
Philadelphia Life Co
Kurtz
W. S Ostrander
Adent Clearfield
A. W.,leonardson Company
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