Women’s Club Organized In Clearfield Hyde City Area
The first meeting of a women’s club promoting uplift and welfare was held in the High School auditorium. About six to ten women enrolled as charter members and elected officers. Regular meetings moved to the last Tuesday of each month, with annual services planned. The group aims to support the young and foster local community activities in Clearfield and Hyde City.
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Hi ‘End
Tomine Preresnn Sareamurer
Edward Ghiney
Iervices
Clearfield
Hyde City
Ind Aleo
Flyde City
Wiel
Church Announcements From Lutheran and Baptist Doors
The Lutheran church led by Rev Allen Bach lists Sabbath School at 9:13 and service at 10:90, with morning sermon on The Obedience of Abraham and Peter as theme. Midweek service at 7:30, pews free, public notices. First Baptist mentions Bible study at 10:4, worship, and a Young People's service at 7:00. Mission School meeting at 2:30, band and new member observed.
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Lutheran Church
Hev
Allenbach
Abraham
Peter
1St Baptist Church
Young Peagle
Mission School Weets
H G T Gl to Move General Offices Here for Improvements
The H and G T Gl plan additions in this city to attach a 34 by 18 foot expansion to the existing building. After completion the Mos Bop exchange will move into the new structure and a modern switchboard will replace old boards. Expected completion is about three months. Officers listed include President Asbury Lee Treasurer Joseph Patton Secretary Singleton Bell Assistant Treasurer A W Les Jr Directors J W Wrigley Rembrandt Peale Joseph Patton Singleton Bell and A W Lee. The company has over 4,00 in the ternitey.
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Huntingd and Clearfield Telephone Company
Mos Bop
Clearfield
Philadéphia
Rembrant Peale
Josph Patton
Singleton Bell
A. W Lee
Fatal collision kills riders with locomotive
A motorcycle group including Char Kuhn and Harald Bangert collided with a passenger train engine Friday afternoon. Kuhn died about an hour after the crash and Bangert suffered severe injuries but survived. The riders were reportedly traveling fast when they struck the locomotive. Father’s Day is noted as approaching with messages of appreciation for fathers.
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Chars Kuhn
A. Prank Kuba
Feonsofiman
Harald Bangent
Charles Bangert
Kula
Bangert
Death of an Estimable East End Young Lady
Deana Shearer, daughter of Mrs and Mrs James Shearer of Bay End, died this morning at 3 30. Tuberculosis caused her death, worsened by prior illness and a failed operation two months ago. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon.
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Deana. Shearer
James’ Shearer
Bay End
Mor
Committed to asylum court orders new trial for Price
After a quarter 33 recess following a serious offense conviction a lunacy commission was appointed to assess Calvin Price. The committee’s findings support a removal to an asylum for the indigent insane and the court ordered a new trial or Price accordingly. Dr L R Browne plans a business trip leaving tonight for a four day visit to the coast city, with his dental parlors closed Wednesday, June 4.
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iDr
L. R. Browne
Greeting to New Congregation Members at Trinity Church
Five hundred persons attended a Memorial Day reception at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church for new members joined after the McConnell Evangelistic Campaign. The event featured a cordial welcome, refreshments, floral favors, and a fine orchestra by Prot Thayer, marking one of the year's most charming gatherings for the church community.
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McConnell
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Miethodist Church
Henry B. Powell
H. J. Flegal
Richard Kennard
H. C. McCloud
and Aims
Bender
Waitior
Thayer
Trinity Methodist Elurab
Flags blessed in St Francis Church by Italian society
The Italian society of this city with the Malian band of Curwensville marched to St Francis Church where two flags the American stars and stripes and the society banner were blessed. About one hundred men joined the procession and Rev Father Ryan conducted the ceremony. The flags were raised to the breeze from church windows and carried home draped on poles. The flags cost the Tab family society $150 and are revered as sacred once blessed.
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Curwensville
Tab Fam Society
Cit I zene s committee case ends with fine for Schilien
The Citizens committee case against Lawrence Schilien concluded after a brief hearing before Squire Chorpening. Schilien pleaded guilty and paid a fine and costs totaling about $7 for a tobacco violation while asserting he was not defying the law, just challenging the principle and claiming other city businessmen face the same act. He said he would keep his business open tomorrow as planned. An explanation of the committee’s purpose appears in a Progress card.
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Lawrence Schilien
Schilien
Schilten
Schillen
Ciitizens Committee of Ste
Progrese
Fire at Opera House Sparks Quick Extinguishers
Smoke issued from the east side of the opera house around 11 45 yesterday morning. Fire started in frame work near the top of the west interior wall and was put out with a hose before major damage. Patrons speculate on causes including crossed wires, flue embers, or youth smoking in the office.
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Opera House
Memorial Day Baseball Doubleheader Delights Locals
Glass Works defeated Glam Richey 8 to 2 in the morning and Clearfield bars led 11 to 0 after rain halted the second game. Manager Barlow plans extra practice next week as fans praised Curwensville Hallam band’s four month debut. Reverend Ryan married Peter Borsit Carne Brewer of Lawrence township with close family attendance.
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Glass Works
Roosevelt Day of Rest in Marquette Libel Trial
Theodore Roosevelt spends Memorial Day in Marquette as his libel case against George A. Newett proceeds. He declines a public speech, tours a penitentiary, and plans a Sunday visit to George Shiras camp while witnesses defend his temperance.
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Marquette
Memorial
Roosevalt
White House
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Ressell
Northern Penitentiary
Roosevelt
George Shiras
Mr. Shiras
Taddy
Newett
Ife
Roosavelt
Toccevelt
Tutt
Anc
Page Meets King George at Buckingham Palace Presentation
Walter Hines Page the American ambassador to Great Britain was formally presented to King George VI at Buckingham Palace. Sir Edward Grey introduced Page after CLaughnin presented the envoy to the comptroller of the household, with later introductions to Queen Mary by the Earl of Shaftesbury.
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Tendon
Walter Hines Page
United States
Court of St. James
King George
Buckingham Palace
Countty Hotel
Ambassador Page
Caughtin
Edward Grey
Mr. Fare
Claughnin
Arthur Walsh
Earl of Shaftesbury
Page
Queen Mary
Pineapple Scratch Fatal In Syracuse Case
Mrs. Catherine Tourteflot died in Syracuse on May 31 from poisoning after scratching her thumb on a pineapple peel. The wound swelled within twelve hours and spread through her system, despite hospital care. She was sixty, with a son living in New York.
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Seon Fallone
Syracuse
Miss Elkins In Crash At Cellizion Washington
Senator's widow Mrs Stephen B Elkins and her daughter Ming Matherson escaped injury after a collision between their sedan and a street car in Cellizion Washington May 31. Both suffered shock but were not seriously hurt as the car veered into the water and was not overturned.
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Cellizion
Washington
Stephen B. Elkins
Lnte
West Virginix
Ming! Matherson
Two Women Lose Fifteen Thousand in Berkeley Hotel Robbery
London May 31 Two guests at the Berkeley hotel Miss Moore and Miss Andrews report their loss in a robbery during the night. The thieves, believed inside job, opened the safe with a key counterpart and escaped by the hotel baggage elevator. The value includes diamonds pearls and a seventy pearl necklace.
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London
Berkeley
N' Precudilly
Mise Moore
Police Fail Lynching Mob in Council Bluffs
A mob of several hundred surrounded the county jail on May 31 seeking to lynch Henry Wille, an Italian detainee charged with murdering locomotive fireman Howard Jones. Police informed leaders Wille had been rented out of town, the crowd dispersed without incident.
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Council Bluffs
Henry Wille
Wille
Howerd Jones
Freman
Telegraphic Ticks From Tarnished News Echoes
Reported deaths and legal cases surface from scattered clippings. Mina Mary Keefe dies in Troy after ingesting poison allegedly for medicine, amid disputes over a husband claim by a sixth woman. Post office figures shuffle, with Carter B. Keene replacing Theodore Weed as postal savings chief amid local disturbances.
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Carter B. Keene
Post Office
Witt
Theodore £. Weed Ax de Getter
Postal Savings
Wanhinzton
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St Francis Catholic Church
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Lawrence Township
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