Women’s Club Organized In Clearfield Hyde City Area
The first meeting of promoters to form a women’s club in Clearfield Hyde City drew about sixty five attendees. Officers were elected, dues set at fifty cents, meetings scheduled for the last Tuesday monthly, and the school building granted as a meeting place. The club intends to aid local youth and extend activities to Hyde City, highlighting community needs for social center work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orresponding Secy
Catherine Campbell
Mirs
Edward Shirey
Clearfield
Hyde City
Board of Education
Hyde
Norie Place
Lutheran church services and programs announced
Rev. C R Allen leads morning sermon The Obedience of Abraham at 10:20 with Sabbath School at 9:15 and evening message That Man Peter at 7:30 The midweek prayer service is Wednesday at 7:30 Pews are free all invited First Baptist church lists Bible School at 9:30 Worship at 10:4 Sermon Poor Fundamental Christian Service at 7:00 Young People's Praise at 7:30 Evening worship Religion on Inward Life Lord's Supper observed at both services Paradise Mission School meets at 2:3
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Lutheran Church
C. R. Allenbech
Third
iPne
Abraham
Peter
First Baptist Church
WorSship
Searma
Lord's Upper
Paradise Mission School
H. & G. Z. Co to Expand and Move Offices Here
The Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Co announces a 34 by 15 foot addition to its local building, moving the Mosquito exchange to the new site, installing a modern switchboard in Clearfield, and replacing old boards district wide. Completion expected in about three months. Philadelphia offices will be relocated bringing in an auditor and operating manager. local officers listed include President Asbury Lee and Treasurer Joseph Patton. The company operates over 40 in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Company
Exchange No
Mossop
Clearfield
Philadephia
H. & C. Telephone Company
Asbury Lee
Joseph Patton
Singleton Bell
A. W. Lee
J. W. Wrigley
Rembrant Peale
Josh Patton
Motorcycle crash kills DuBois youth near train crossing
Charles Kuhn son of A Frank Kuhn and Harold Bangert son of Charles Bangert of DuBois were riding motorcycles at a crossing when they struck a passenger train engine. Kuhn died within an hour. Bangert suffered severe injuries but survived. The youths were reportedly riding their machines at high speed prior to the collision.
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Charles Kuhn
A. Frank Kuhn
Harold Bangert
Charles Bangert
DuBois
Cmssing
Kuhn
Rangers
Fathers Day Honours For Fathers In Cities
The day to honor fathers is set for June 1 and will see men nicknamed Daddy receive praise for their efforts to bring happiness. It mirrors the annual tribute to mothers and marks a national occasion to celebrate paternal roles.
Death of Estimable East End Young Lady
Mrs Delma Shearer daughter of Mr and Mrs James Shearer Par End died this morning at 3 30 from tuberculosis complicated by a tumor removed two months ago too late to help her. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon.
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Delma Shearer
James Shearer
Par End
Calvin Price Ordered for New Trial and Asylum Transfer
At the recent quarter sessions Calvin Price was found in need of a lunacy inquiry. A committee reported he is of unsound mind and the court directed a new trial and ordered his transfer to the asylum for the indigent insane.
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San Ly
Calvin Price
Price
Dr Browne to Be Absent After Eastern Visit
Dr. L. R. Browne departs tonight for a few days visiting eastern cities and will be away from his clinical duties until Wednesday June 4.
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L. R. Browne
Visi
Reception at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Welcomes 150 New Members
A Memorial Day reception at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church honored more than 150 new members from the McConnell evangelistic campaign. About five hundred attendees enjoyed refreshments, flowers, and a Thayer orchestra program as old friendships were renewed and newcomers felt at home in the church community.
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Columbia
Ladies Aid Society
Harry B. Powell
H. J. Flegal
Richard Ken
Flags Blessed at St Francis Church by Italian Society
An Italian society and the Malian band from Curvenusville marched to St Francis church where the American flag and the society banner were blessed. Rev Father Ryan led the blessing and services followed. The flags were displayed on return, and the silk banners cost about $150 to the local Maljam society.
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Curvenusville
St. Francis Church
Father Ryan
Society
Mal Jam Society
Schillen Punished for Tobacco Violation and Plans Reopen
In a Citizens Committee case, Lawrence Schillen pleaded guilty before Squire Chorpening after two or three witnesses. He paid a fine and costs totaling about seven dollars and said he would reopen his store tomorrow, arguing for equal treatment under the law.
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Citizens’ Committee
Lawrence Schillen
Squire
Schillen
Ning
Opera house fire quickly stopped by timely action
Smoke was seen rising from the opera house about 11 45 yesterday morning revealing a small fire in frame work near the west interior wall. Firemen with the building’s hose quickly doused the flames avoiding major damage and the owners escaped a serious loss. The cause is uncertain with crossed wires, flue sparks, or attic smoking suggested.
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Opera House
Glass Works baseball wins two on Memorial Day
The Glass Works team defeated Glen Richey twice on Memorial Day. The morning game ended 9 to 8 in favor of Glass Works, while the afternoon game stood 11 to 0 when rain halted play. Manager Barrow plans extra practice next week.
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Glass Works
Glen Richey
Clearfield Boys
Barrow
Curwensville Fellon Band Delights Clearfield Audience
The Curwensville Fellon band visited the city last evening and played many fine classical pieces. Four months old, the young organization showed notable musical talent and earned high praise from Clearfield residents who enjoyed the performance.
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Curwensville Fellon
Clearfield
Rev Bran officiates marriage of Peter Bors and Carrie Brewer
Rev Father Bran of St Francie Catholic church officiated the marriage of Peter Bors and Carrie Brewer, both of Lawrence township. The couple was attended by William Bor, brother of the groom, and Mrs. Smith, sister of the bride.
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Father Bran
St. Francie Catholic Church
Peter Bors
Carrie Brewer
Lawrence Township
Wiiam Bor
Mrs. Smith
Iridie
Roosevelt rests amid libel trial in Michigan Memorial Day
Theodore Roosevelt in Marquette Michigan on Memorial Day attends a prison baseball game and avoids a public speech. The libel suit against editor George A Newett centers on Roosevelt drinking allegations with defense stressing campaign tensions and witnesses asserting Roosevelt was temperate.
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Marquette
Roosevelt
White House
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Russell
Northern Penitentiary
George Shiras
Mr. Shiras
Mr. Newett
Mr. Roosevelt
Michigan
Taft
Newett
Page Presented to King George as U S Ambassador
Walter Hines Page, newly appointed U S ambassador to Britain, was formally presented at Buckingham Palace. Sir Edward Grey introduced him to King George VI, with Secretary Laughlin and embassy staff present, then the Earl of Shaftesbury presented him to Queen Mary.
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Court
London
Walter Hines Page
United States
Court of St. James
King George
Buckingham Palace
Coburg Hotel
Ambassador Page
Laughlin
Pal
Edward Grey
Mr. Page
Arthur Walsh
Earl of
Pineapple Scratch Fatal in Syracuse Woman
Mrs Cathrine Tourtellot died in Syracuse after poisoning from scratching her thumb on pineapple peel. Painful swelling spread up her arm within hours, and doctors were unable to save her. She was fifty and leaves a son in New York.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Catherine Tourtellot
New York
Miss Elkins In Crash Near Washington
In Washington on May 33 a collision between an automobile and a street car left Mrs Stephen B Elkins widow of the late West Virginia senator and her daughter Miss Matherim shaken but not seriously hurt. The car wrecked, water spilled, and the vehicle was dragged several yards without overturning.
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Washington
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Matherim
Robbery at Berkeley Hotel Nets $15000 Loss
London dispatch reports two Berkeley Hotel guests Miss Moore and Miss Andrews lost $15000 in a safe burglary. Estimated total loot was around $25000 in jewels and cash after assailants gagged and bound two porters. Police suspect an inside job as no violence was used against staff.
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London
Berkeley
Piccadilly
Miss Moore
Miss Andrews
Ritz
Police Stop Lynching Mob in Council Bluffs
A mob of several hundred gathered near the county jail with the intent to lynch Henry Willie. Police announced Willie had been sent out of town, and the crowd dispersed. Willie, an Italian, is charged with murdering Howard Jones, a locomotive fireman.
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Council Bluffs
Henry Willie
Wille
Howard Jones
Telegraphic Ticks and Misleading Claims in Early Reports
Fragmented clerical notes report Mary Keefe dying in Troy after taking poison for medicine. Homer Morrison of Chicago claimed as husband. Assistant State Attorney Hell prosecuted alleged pickpockets in Chicago. Carver B. Keene, chief post office inspector, to succeed Theodore L. Weed as postmaster in Washington.
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Weenar
Tate Homer E. Morrison
Chicago
Sying
Hell
Carver B Keene
Inapeeter
Theodore L. Weed
Ge Eettor
Washington
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A. H. Woodward
Charles
Kuntz
Ager
Fathers Day
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M. E
Trinity Church
McConnell
Paign
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Mor
Bers
Schiten
Citizens Committee
Progress
Opera
Colonel
Teddy
American Press Association
Page
Ace
Miss Elkins
Heroes ON Parade
New York Veterans
Mise
Mary Keefe
Troy
Thomas E Buchanen
St Paul
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