Local Notables and Visitors Reported in Clearfield
On Monday April 12 1915 readers note Lever Syewert with a new roadster and John Johnson recovering from an illness. Bloomington, Grampian and Patchin gwilte figures appear among travelers while Miss Elizabeth Watchin visits in Clearfield and Ruth Peters returns from Philadelphia. Citizens from Ansonville Westover and DuBois are seen shopping, visiting and attending store openings. Crystal Springs camp trout catches, rail and bus travel, and a will probate are reported amid a flurry of small town social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Graham
Curwensville
Ward
Barnet
A. W. Leonardson
Robert B. Kasselsern
DuBois
Emory Gearhart
Albert ,Hinkle
Roy McCloskey
Crystal Springs
C. Q
Pittsburg
Pais
Progress Office
Walter Welch
Philadelphia
Enos Bloom
W.M. Wise
Knox Township
H. J.flegal
Potter County
J. A. Peterson
West Market Street
Jersey Shere
Williamsport
Adelie McDowell
Bigler
Marian Ganoe
George Kirk
Kylertown
T. A. Woodside
Snander City
Hell
Woundside
Bigier
Clearfield Vistors
Anna Pickering
Ein Jermey Shore
Stesley
Clarkeburg
John A. Stock
Mlore Steaier
Local Visitors and Shoppers Around Clearfield Area
Regulars and guests from Philipsburg Altoona Waynesburg Karthaus and Kee wardine visit and shop in Clearfield area. Notables include William Clark Osceulin J A Levett Altoona and Mark Charlee Picard. many residents travel from Morrisdale DuBois and other towns for business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Osceuln
William B. Butler
Philipsburg
J. A. Levett
Altoona
W. White
Morrisdale
B. Clanary
Tuule
T. ¥. Kinnefelter
Waynesharr
WLOR
Davie
Guetich Jwenur
Mark
Charlee Picard
Karthaus
Aggalist
Horense Roner
Keewaydin
Clearfield
Just Goorhart
DuBois Sun
J Mae Lester
Bul
Local Residents Visit and Return from Trips
A collection of short notices lists residents and visitors such as Lester Smith of Carmensville, John C. Gysher of Pann township, Daniel B. Barnett of Olanta, and Gamplell with business in Puppmtemmer. Marian Bigier and Gussie Thorn are noted as returning home after travels or hospital visits.
Names of grand and traverse jurors for May term
The record lists grand and traverse jurors drawn for the May term of court, beginning Monday May 3. It names numerous individuals with occupations and towns such as Batley, Drayman, Bloom, Carpenter, Farmer, Miner, Laborer, Merchant, Blacksmith, and many others from Clearfield, DuBois, Sandy, Goshen, Covington, Troutville, Pike, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutire
Batley
LT. W
Drayman
Kvona
Bloom
Achor
Cumrensville Station
George
Carpenter
Coalport
Brown
Neuk Y
DuBois
Comier
John
Farmer
Bradford
Ducket
Richard
Lawrence
French
Joseph
Miner
Halcrew
Andrew
Cooper
Johnson
David
Beceari Dury
Henry
Gira Karhelvies
I. F
Beccaria
Lixfield
Benry
Huston
Miller
Blacksmith
Lawren Minus
Sandy
McCluskey
McNultz
Chas
Grocer
DuVois
Shew
Edger
Merchant
Goshen
Spsngie
Dap M
Beces Smth
Truman
Tinklin
J. Farmer
Warner
William
Farpoer
Bradie Woods
Janes
Lagrange
Woodside
W. W
Wensville
Zumsting
Christ
Dakars
Traverse
Albert
Morris
Anderson
Carl
Barclay
John C
J. P
Clearfield
Cos
Judson
Liveryman
Osceola
Colgrove
Chick
W. G
Supt
Charles
Rodney
Dale
Eberts
Joe
Fitch
James
Fye
Troutville
Forner
Roy
Covington
Gray
W. H
W. C
Goldsmith
Sylvester
da ' Bois
Glock
Clerk
Henderson
Robert
Pike
Hoover
Boyd
Hancock
Frank
Fanner
Irwin
Thurstin
Henry B. Farmer
Grean Iwood
Kline
Kunes
Haskell
Kurtz
Jacob
Kirk
Union
Lee
T. C
Lord
Mason
Lamere
Win
Farner
Decatur
Mann
Harvest
Clearfeid
Muilholand
War
Morgan
Bigler- NeGerigul
Jas. L
Karthacs
McKenurick
S.J
Wagonmaner
Curwensville
McElhearey
Painter
Makaffer
Norris
Walter R
Hy Merchant
Pierce
Burnside
Palmauist
Gust
Motorman
Scbucker
H. J
Shoff
Bigier
Spencer
Frank Farner
Pean
Saenet
Ala
Lahore Clear
Pittsburgh Trade Tour Sees War Talk Give Way to Business
Pittsburgh merchants plan a Pennsylvania Maryland tour focusing on coal and coke regions and new byproducts like benzol. The itinerary includes Leechburg Vadegrift Apollo Bigstown Johns Manfield Luntingden and Greensburg with stops in May and Cumberland Meyers Scottdale Mount Pleasant Latrobe Jeannette and twins while emphasizing efficiency gains from coal products and industry collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Soldiers' Memorial Hall
Chamber of Commerce of
Pennnsylvania
Maryland
General Sherman
Germany
Ute
H.W. Neely
Wittsburgh
Obie
Pittsburgh Dry Goods Company
B. K. W Blott
B. Hunt Campany
A. cC. Terry
Gavts
Telegraph Dressenger and Sewaboy
Western ‘UN Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Gomyaxy
Leechburg
Vaedergrift
Apollo
Bighsville
Johns
Many Lives Endangered In Gotham
Hundreds of commuters faced danger on the Third Rail elevated line in Gotham as a tie-up clogged the Chath soware avenue route. Trains loaded with workers from Manhattan to the Bronx swarmed platforms in a chaotic scene with injuries reported from a two car swing, affecting Miss Resi Catlen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Trees
New York
Chath Soware
Avenue
Manhattan
Bronx
Resi
Catlen
Challane Squire
Veteran Federal Officer Resigns From Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington reports the resignation of Washington official Titi an, longtime superintendent of the United States coast and geodetic survey, after 13 years in the job. He is 48 and will be succeeded by E. Lester Jones, deputy commissioner of fisheries, as the agency’s new head. The notice notes his departure marks a significant leadership change in federal science administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gtte Hittman
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Ib. E. Lester Jones
Titian
Wisor Family Gatherings and Construction Plans
Wisor town residents recount a near drown while fording a creek after Chournett. John Wisor hires George Nell to build two new stone walls under a barn and silo, with a May completion goal if satisfactory. Familial visits include Mr and Mrs Jess Wiser hosting relatives and extended Wisor kin sharing Sunday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wisar
George Nell
Clearfielt
Cerry Run Sportsmen Prepare for Busy Season
Carry Run Housing and Fishing club members brace for a busy year at their renowned Clearfield county camp. The preserves are stocked with various game as President Si Richards notes challenging weather may limit some birds yet will still offer ample sport for visiting hunters and anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Run
Ad Fishing Club
Clearfield County
Si Richards
Reservoir Gives Aviay Eight Crown
An eight mile river breach at Lyman Reservoir near Aviz, Phoenix, on April 15 sent a wall of water downstream toward St. John. Several people are believed drowned in the disaster. The report also notes local religious and educational items and a mix of short anecdotes and trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evens
Phoenix
Aviz
St. John
Notice to Public by S. E. Deering in Curwenville Pa
S. E. Deering declares that since late April 12 he will not pay any debts contracted by his wife Lucinda M. Deering who left his home without cause or provocation. Local readers are advised of this public notice from Curwenville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda M. Deering
S. E. Deering
Curwenavile, Pa
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Mahaffey Area
Mrs J P Feemas hosted a sewing night Tuesday with refreshments enjoyed by all. Bliss Nell McCracken visiting from Lor khe Haven Feemas spent Easter with family. Mr Reed, Mahaffey Times proprietor, has taken charge. Eastern exercises at Lutheran church were a success with well trained children. Walter McGee of Altoona visited Saturday. Mrs Don Mahaffey and daughter from Colmer staying with her parents. Jan Mitchell of New Weston passed Monday night. Miss Hagel Swalea returned home after eye treatment in Philadelphia. G B Canrath unable to work due to illness, slowly recovering. Mrs C Fugate and Mrs F B Markle visited Altoona. I Welch moving East Main Street property furnishings in. Alma Hancock, Mahaffey Times employee, to undergo surgery at Clearfield hospital Sunday. Newly organized ball team to hold cake walk next Tuesday in the garage. S N Suddath of Altoona was a Mahaffey business caller Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Feemas
Bliss Nell McCracken
Lork Haven
Errors
H&. Reed
Florida
Reed
Mahaffey
Walter McGee
Altea
Don Mahaffey
Colmer
Jan Mitchell
New Weshington
Hagel Swalea
G.be. Canrath
C. ‘Fugate
F. B. Markle U
Altoona
I. Welch
East Main Street
Alma
Hancock
Mahaffey Times
Clearfield Hospital
Sasunday
S.n.suddath
Funeral, fires, and community notes in Osceola Mills
Osceola Mills residents recount old acquaintances, visit relatives in Decatur township, and attend the Francis Whelan funeral at the Catholic church. Fire crews battle a timber-yard blaze on Weston Hill and a dump fire near Myers property amid high winds. Local events include a high school entertainment for equipment funds and a Y M C A musicale. Attendees include C H Rowland, George Pic, and Mrs Howard Miller visiting Jersey Shore kin. Master Clark Forey’s Boy Preacher address draws strong interest at M C A meeting. Janes Burns injured at Electric Mine. rushed to Cottage hospital after coal fall. Allen Mark travels from Morrisdale for the sermon. Mrs Howard Miller visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Gearhart
Anor Hill
Fisher
Morrisdale
William Crain
Weston Hill
Torn
Myers
J.C. Stine
Eyroné
Janes Burns
Cottage Hospital
Philipsburg
Allen Mark
Reeeage- Yi and Mad ie Vind in DeBois Week
The article notes a local case involving Reeeage Yi and Mad ie vind felendg in DeBois over several days this week. It references a former Cars wensville resident and mentions church, disease, payments, and controversy over licenses amid wartime restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madie Vind
DeBois Sevral
Local Notables and Obituary Remnants from Altoona Area
Miss Elsie Reed and others visited Altoona while Haward Bell returned to state duties after Easter. Alexander Scott of Frackville, sheriff of Schuylkill County, dies at sixty. survived by wife, two sons, one daughter, siblings. Joseph Meyers visits Altoona and Balk Wood. C J Paul returns home from Johnstown.Simon Rader of Munson plans visit to Winburne and Gilantown with Gunsalivs family. J O Reed back from Huntingdon after weeklong trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Reed
Altoona
Haward ‘Bell
Huriey
Bi “Washburn
Ty Jas; Watson
Johnnstown
C. J. Paul
Johnstown
Peart Rook
Schuykill County
Kneper-Sentt Bade
Miamufacturing
Orwigsberg
Twee
Toe
Simon Rader
N.Y. C
Munson
Winburne
Giflintown
T. Gunsalivs
Gilintown
Lawrence Nugent
Sieitor
J. O. Reed
Huntingdon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amiere
Lever Syewert
John Johnson
Sud
R. T. Mupgan
Glen Richey
Down
Stace Bowman
Bloomington
Hens
Busvon Hess
Grampian
Elizabeth Watchin
Patchingwilte
Hany Dowler
Ruth Peters
Gussie Thorn
Phil Sreoure
Maran Bigier
Pigsbore
Isr
John Provost
Clarence Kramer
Lwme
Taher Herris
Mavi Metuher
de. C
Z. A. Hartinga
East End
Alex Weber
Jobe
Philipeorto Clerying
Othur Kery
Nn SC
Cherry Tree
Madest
Walter Jive
Chifton Springs
N.Y
Phillipe
Peartlalcat
Priather- Bun
Harvey Strong
Ansonville
Frank Spyder
Alfred Graham
Trout Run
Stanley M. Marstall
E. B. McDaniels
Westover
Rar X. Wilson
W. F. Packer
Lock Haven
Hiss Mayme Lansberry
Woodland
Lester Smith
Carmensville
W. J. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Y. M.C
L. Yowk
Hentzisie
B. Shatier
John C. Gysher
Pann Township
Daniel B. Barnett
Olanta
Marian Bigier
Pideberg
Kende
Alo, Gamplell
Puppmtemmer
Ros. Runfele
Bes Thomse
Wis
Chafield
Gotham
North America
Skelton
Thos
Foreman
Chester Hil
Shot
Beevaris
Smith
Michael
Jordan
Sharp
Mubaffe Smith
C. B. Laborer
Lawrences
Sullivan
Jax. P
DuBoi
Straw
H. T
Knox
Butcher
Jord
Starr
Daniel
Genr
Carl Turner
W. E
Fara
Voincker
Charl Watson
Simon E., Bela. Weber L
Wisortown
Jose
John Wisor
Chournett
Krels
Jen
Mr and
Me. Foster Wiser
Saeday
Arith Tow
Teli
Jess
Alfred Hell
George Wisor
Hall
Cerry
Aviay
Tyrone
Presbytery of
Fhtintingdos
Jock Robbinson
Robinson Strat
Jack Waite
Sten
Tim
Byery
Osceola ‘Mills
Tas Meeminnett $E
Carswensville
Fat Lene
the Baptist Church
Faniggtad
Ride Avenue
Mhiak
Gapelbe
Sail Rabinaen
OW. A. Muir
Weithar
Amandar
Cooke ‘Hart Shell
Nosticense
Joshrh
Cooke
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