Busy readers notes and social visits in 1515 town chronicle
March 29 issue reports Lulu and Hilda Thomas of Philipsburg visiting Mrs Cecil Bloom. Thomas Henderson and wife of Madera spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl F Thorn. W J Ueber leaves for Clifton Heights for rheumatism treatment. William Milligan of Ontario visits Mr and Mrs Bruner. Paul Watson returns to University of Pittsburg. Assemblymen Joseph Phillips and N G Alcorn depart for Nurrigborg to fulfill duties. Charles H McAllister visits Altoona. Mr and Mrs A O Campbell return from St Petersburg Florida amid Mrs Campbell's health improvement.
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Mises Lulu
Hilda Thomas
Philipsburg
Miz
Cecil Bloom
Thomas Henderson
Madera
Earl F. Thorn
W. J. Ueber
Clifton Heights
William Milligan
Ontario
Dan
Matt Bruner
Plymptonville
Paul Watson
University of Pittsburg
Joseph Phillips
N. G
Charles H. McAllister
Altoona
A. O. Campbell
St. Petersburg
Florida
Campbell
Local Notes And Visitors From Clearfield Area
Miss Nora Wail, late reporter on Gee Progress, goes to Philadelphia to study for Swarthmore College entry this fall. Mrs. Chas Cross of Bigler traveled here yesterday. George Ardary of Glen Richey was a business visitor. Miriam Anderson from Goucher College returns home for Easter. Earl Smith of W F Frederick Piano Co visits Curwensville. Arline Koozer, Altoona teacher formerly of Clearfield, visits friends. Charles Strong of Ansonville conducts court-house business. Mr and Mrs L C Norris visit friends at the Widian St Clair area. Philip Sarouy, Morandale constable, in Clearfield yesterday. Elmer Bunnell, lithograph engraver from Texas City, with Nissex Bess and Maude Barto of Clearfield, visited Ord Wilson in Woodland. Squire James Ruffner also a business visitor in Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Wail
Gee Progress
Philadel Main
Swathmore College
Grange
Chas. Cross
Bigler
George Ardary
Glen Richey
Miriam Anderson
Goucher College
Earl Smith
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Curwensville
Arline Koozer
Pauxsutaw Vey
Philip Sarouy
Moraisdale
Clearfield
Elmer Bunnell
Englaver
Texas City
Texas
Nissex Bess and
Maude Barto
Ord Wilson
Woodland
Squire James Ruffner
Grace McClure
Tilden
Reuben McPherson
Cherry ‘Street
Morris Knorr
YMCA
W. H. Moore
Reed Street
Baltimore
Washington
E. C Foust
LeCaontes Mills
Louise McGowan
Philadelphia
Efe Klett
Sadie Davis
Ruth Connelly
Philipsburg
Bailey
DuBois
John Kennard
Fausett Street
Anna Pickering
Jersey Shore
Dorothy Harris
Anna Moyer
Sylertown
Grant Snyder
Williamsport
Jersy Shore
I. Caldwell
Leno W. Edwards
Clearfield Hospital
Charles
Lynn
Helen Harris
Rex Montgomery
Twig
Berton Clark
Alvin
Bary Bailey
Sanborn
Frank Peters
Boons
Frank Hutton
Small-Town Roundup of Visits and Birth in Clearfield Area
Wednesday report of social calls and travels across Clearfield and nearby towns. Miss Katherine Campbell vacationing with West Side relatives. Mrs Beferie and Mrs Cunco visiting. Frank Owens passing through en route to Ridgway. several residents from DuBois Tyrone Philipsburg and Punxsutawney noted in town for shopping, business, or visiting friends. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs B C Lefevre, a girl child, mother and baby reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Campbell
Joseph. Mulready
Curwensville
Charles BeFerie
Tyrone
Anna Cunco
Harry Davis
DuBois
Samuel Hamilton
Frank Owens
Clearfield
Ridgway Brick Company
Local residents and visitors in Clearfield today
A long list of locals and guests in Clearfield and surrounding towns includes J. P. Watts of Berrmoor, Leonard from LeContesville, John Variot of Frenchville, John B. McGrath of Holtzdale, Raymond Sharp of Altoona, and many others visiting business, shopping, or family. Several relatives travel for Easter, with Mrs. W. H. Moore planning a three week trip to Baltimore and Washington and Louise McGowan returning from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
J. P. Watts
Berrmoor
A.B Owens
Zon
R. P
Clearfield
Leonard
LeContesville
John Variot
Frenchville
Vacat
John B. McGrath
Holtzdale
Raymond Sharp
Altoona
Curwensville and area Easter week bustle noted
Curwensville and nearby towns report Easter vacation travel and visits. Comings include F Kittleberger home from State college, Emelio Facoli visiting family on North Filbert, and Miriam Dyer en route to New York relatives. Local business activity includes J W Norris and D H Powell transacting affairs in Curwensville and nearby Grampian. Yale baseball opens season in Washington as Georgetown game follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelio Facoli
State College
North Filbert Street
Woodland notes and community updates from Woodland
Reverend W W Hartman returns from Shamokin for the annual conference. Many residents deal with colds and pneumonia while the town prays for Reba Dukes recovery. A fire-damaged plant hosts Andrew Powell continuing ice cream and restaurant business. A funeral for Mrs James Grafius draws many floral tributes. Lorenzo Lansberry dies of pleuro pneumonia. Baker travels to Punxsutawney to visit his ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hartman
Shamokin
Paul
Amos Esherman
Andrew Powell
Harry Graham
Basy
David Hitchings
Derse Baird
West Lansberry
Nancy Learish
Fred Herbert
Genevieve
Texas
Eva
Helen Wilson
John Kukla
Woodland
A.J. Powell
Gramham
Main Street
Eva Wilson
Lolo Hatrick
Elma Lanish
Elizabeth Eckley
Bettrics Turner
Beulah
Zelma Green
Anna Herbert
Louise BicClure
Triphena Polkinghorn
James Grafius
U. B
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Wallaceton
George Johnson returns home from Elmira and other locals visit over the weekend. Grover Johnson travels to Kittanning for a visit with brother Charles. Paul Sherriff visits from Philipsburg. Mrs. Harry Gardner returns from Altoona after visiting local parents. Mrs. Verna Daughenbaugh visits from Tyrone, relatives nearby. Joe Vesick attends Blue Ball revival. social rounds include guests from Clearfield and Philipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Elmira
N. Y
Washburn
Morrisdale
Grover Johnson
Kittanning
Charles
Paul Sherriff
Philipsburg
Harry Gardner
Altoona
James Palmer
J. S. Singer
Sixmile Run
Bedford Co
Clair Smith
Verna Daughenbaugh
Tyrone
Adam Dixon
Wn. Johnson
H. L. Woodside
Bitter
Charlie Paul
Jack Wright
Ethel Taylor
D. D. Richards
Clearfield
Michael Sherry
Joe Vesick
Blue Ball
Guess Joe
Real Estate Transfers In DuBois Reported
Chas. Mallory and others transfer land in DuBois to Elizabeth Sheridan for 1503 dollars. Frank Market, to Bolsalow Goensiorowski, land in DuBois for 908 dollars. James Armstrot with Lesh, Ling in Du Henry and Frank Willett listed for 55 pounds. Bradz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory Et al
Elizabeth Sheridan
DuBois
Frank Market
Bolsalow Goensiorowski
James Armstrot
Lesh
Ling
du Henry
Frank Willett
Bradz
Stoneville Dance and Holiday Events Notice
Stoneville to close Tuesday April 13 for a big entertainment night. Guard Boiler spent Sunday at home near Long Run. Amy Royer called Frank Stone’s Sunday. Mrs A R Haney spent days in Kerrmaere. Stella Hatlman visited Anabelle Litz. Stoneville dance attended by many Friday night at Jess Wisor’s. Church planned Saturday night April 10. Revo Hartman back on charge. Various locals visited and shopped in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneville Schaft
Guard Boiler
Long Run
Amy Royer
Frank Stone
A. R. Haney
Kerrmaere
Stella Hatlman
Anabelle
Litz
Stoneville
Jess Wisor
Helen
Anna Shugart
Naomi Wilsoncroft
Viola Hess
Anabelle Lits
Milt Irwin
Lanetta Legal
Frank Emease
Lou Gilman
Wallaceton
Fred Wisor
Lucretia Summers
Merlin Mattoe
Blake Shugart
John’ Stone
Revo Hartman
Fred Royer
Griate Hess
Stella Hallman
Anaballe’ Litz
Clearfield
Local notes and social updates from Grampian area
Grampian community households are reported visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. A Woodward parish party meets with plans for a weekend conference featuring speakers from State College and Baltimore. Easter exercises are set for Firstday School, with multiple visits noted and concerns about measles rising in town.
Local notes mix of visits and sports in Philipsburg area
William Washburn of Morrisdale returns from a visit to Walluceton and heads home via town. Mrs Sim Bachelor and Miss Asther Smith visit Tyrone. Lulu and Hilda Thomas visit Clearfield. Louis Wynn on vacation from Dickinson Seminary in Williamsport. A H Zechy returns from business in Philadelphia and New York. S&S Blair, former Tyrone railroad superintendent, dies at his Tyrone home. Ralph Peterson home on spring vacation from Dickinson Seminary. Philipsburg wins 40 12 over Mannon Big Five at home. Philipsburg has won 12 of 14 games. Rev Glenn transferred to Tyrone. C A Wasson succeeds him. Mrs A I Paim and Bliss Sarah Mock at State College for German Foreign Missionary work. P Richard home for Easter.
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William Washburn
Morrisdale
Wal|luceton
Bill
Philadelphia
New York
S&s
Blair
Tyrone
Ralph Peterson
Mimson
Dickson Seminary
Williamsport
Plhl & Closet
Mana
Philipsburg
Mr Glenn
C. A. Wasson
U. B. Church
A. i. Paim
Bliss Sarah Mock
State College
Wermans Foreign Missionary Ty
The
Presbyterian Church
P. Richard
Eas Juz
Trapped in a Deserted Scene Exchange
The fragmentary report hints at a tense encounter with confusing dialogue and misheard words. Names, places, and clear actions are absent, leaving a vague snapshot of a stalled moment and unsettled characters.
Sunday school to be organized at Chestnut Grove
West Decatur notes invitational reception for a Sunday service at Chestnut Grove with all residents urged to attend. Several local residents plan travels and visits, with Barn dance at the Wisor home and various social mentions including visitors from Clearfield and surrounding towns.
March weather lingers as locals move houses and attend sales
Clearfield RFD No 2 reports March weather continues while residents report moves, funerals, and street concerns. Archer Ogden attends a relative's funeral at Grampian. Lewis Davis relocates to Andersondale, leaving an empty burg. Farmers attend the Thompson sale out of habit, and Cums Kramer plows the first field of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Failerton
Chariton House
Paradise
Pine Street
Archer Ogden
Grampian
Archer
Lewis Davis
Andersendale
Cums Kramer
Woodland Citizen Lansberry Dies After Illness at 61
Lorenzo Lansberry a respected Woodland resident died at his home on Monday of pneumonia aged 61 native to Bradford township He is survived by his wife Miss Ella Jacobs a son Paul and daughters Ida Swift Lulu DeLeon Pearl Wisor and Mrs Richard Clark Funeral services were held at his residence conducted by Rev Hartman and interment to Bradford cemetery Also obituary notices for Mrs Julia A Wire and John H Pooley and a payroll wage increase at DePont Powder Coat plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansberry
Lorenzo Lansberry
Woodland
Bradford Township
Ella Jacobs
Paul
Ida Swift
Lulu DeLeon
Pearl Wisor
Richard Clark
Rev. Hartman
Bradford
Julia A. Wire
Hannah Barger
Kylertown
aMrch
Eveased
Philipsburg
G. C. Wise
Graham
William
Ella
Winburne
Methodist Church
Allport
John H. Pooley
Peale
Clearfield
Millerstown
Harry Pooley
DuBois
Harry
DeBois
Frank
Barnesboro
Elmer
Eva
William Pooley
Osceola
Mills
William] Rennsler
Joe Bennett
Weir City
Kan
Traverse Jurors and Names for May Court in Clearfield County
A long list of jurors for the May sessions begins May 10 with names from Clearfield and DuBois, including clerks and officers. The third week, starting May 17, features additional jurors from Osceola, Curwensville, Beccaria, Brady, and nearby towns along with reporters and miners.
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John R
Miner
DuBois
Derrick
J.C. Carpenter
Dennis
James A
Chester ' “Hil
Erkart
Alvin
Farmer
Knox
Fowler
James S
Woodward
Finkbinder
E. E
Irvona
Hurley
Michael
Osceola
Hart
Thomas
Morris
Jahnson
Godfrey
D. W
J.P
Chest
Michaels
Emory
Parmer
Ferguson
McFarland
Lloyd
Beccaria
McMurray
C. D
Jordan
Netweomer
Martin
Carpenter
Curwensville
Peterson
Andrew J
Coop
Ross
Scott
Rhodes
D. Lafayette
Pike
Reitz
Joseph
Rokeski
John
Straw
Harrison
Goshen
G. B
Plasterer
Schindley
John H
Brady
Smeal
Foater
Teamster
Beggs
Solide
H. A
Beil Shultz
Frank
Girard
Troup
Alex
Thorn
W. A
Merchant
Clearfield
Welker
Albert
Blacksmith
Beccaris
Traverse
Abram
Woodland
Addiesperger
Jos
Painter
Bloom
Eli
Beelay
William
Hiner
Bowman
Ed C
Buck
Milton
Lumber City
Beighton
Charles
Cooper
Boyce
Wm. M
Cowrick
F. W
Karthaus
Dillon
D. H
Dixon
Therras
Storvis
Emigh
Graham
Feath
J. J
Mahaffey
Fisher
H. E
Goss
G. Oliver
Hemiltes
Johnston
Holt
Stephen
Broom
Skel
Mason
Telford
Westover
Turner
Samuel E
Vaughan
Ramey
Hardy
Arthur
Gentleman
Vail
Patrick
Decatur
Walsh
James
Barber
Mortis
Walker
Jacob
Wootridge
E.G
Bradford Woods
J. of P
Crest
E. G
Barniize
Sash Curtains And Dietic Notes From A Past Text
Sash curtains should be measured from the top inside the whe dow casement to the sill with two inches spare both ends. The article discusses sewing details including beading and lace edging, plus variations like net or gimp braid. It then shifts to a discussion on meat in a fighting diet with references to Belgians and lions, noting scientific views on meat’s effects on courage and endurance and praising grass eating beasts. It lists herbs and uses for flavoring foods and medicines, including mint, angelica, lavender, sago, sweet fennel, dill, chives, borage, thyme, coriander, fennel, caraway, arnica, hops, catnip, pennyroyal, sage, horehound, peppermint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghelenin
Africas Forest
Graas
Bisomap
Barvey Lawhead Bruised After Near Miss With Train
Harvey Lawhews, a coal tipple worker at N C yards, was badly bruised last night after crossing a track into an approaching engine. He dodged the oncoming train but the heel of his shoe was caught. He is resting well now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvey Lawhead
Harvey Lawhews
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