People Come And Go In Clearfield Area News
Daily notes list Mrs Verne Bloom visiting in Carwensville and many locals traveling to DuBois Grampian Altoona and Philadelphia. Visitors include Miss Ella Shaw in Grampian and Mrs Anna Young visiting West Side. A broad roundup covers engines, picnics, and civic events in Clearfield and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Bloom
DuBois
Carwensville
P. Esker
Pittsburgh
Clearfield
Ella Shaw
Market Street
Grampian
Lynn Antis
Altoona
Almeta Humel
Clark Street
Riverview
Chauncey Smith
Franklin
I. Frank Snyder
Philadelphia
Harry Cambridge
Tyrone
G. B. Poulson
New Millport
Anna Young
Woodland
Roland Toot
L. Sue Beauseigneur
Roanoke
Camp Bonair social notes and local visitors
Saturday, August 1, 1914 reports Miss Helen O'Brian camping at Camp Bonair with L B Norris visiting Clearfield. many residents and visitors including Miss Elizabeth Cowdrick, J J Pentz, J H Fulford, Edward Dwyer, Mrs. W S Bouton, and families from Philadelphia, Osceola Mills, Andalusia, Beaver, Curwensville, and DuBois. The item lists travel, visits, shopping, hospital staff, and a funeral in Philadelphia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen O'Brian
Fifth Street
Camp Bonair
L B. Norris
Curwensville
Clearfield
Elizabeth Cowdrick
Woodland
John J. Pentz
DuBois
Court House
J. H. Fulford
Edward Dwyer
Clymer
Tioga County
W. S. Bouton
Brownsville
E. W. Hess
Locust Street
Richard Patterson
Doris
Bonair
Joseph Hunt
Boardman
Duystine
Memorial Hospital
A. G. Smith
Second Street
Eagles Mere
George Boyd
Philadelphia
Local residents visit and travel notes on Fifth Street and nearby towns
Glober senior visits at George Glober Jr's home on Fifth Street while Miss Clara O'Brien returns from Kane to stay with her parents on Fifth Street. Annie J. Gibbons of Dubois spends a day in town for calling and court house business. F B Wilson of Clearfield attends Mrs George Daugherty's birthday anniversary in South Curwensville. Thelma Welsh of Punxsutawney visits grandparents on Bridge Street then returns home. Merna Cxtheart of West Side and Oral Williams of Osceola visit Mr and Mrs Shelow in Curwensville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dill
Second Street
Bet Bois
Edwin Hoyt
Philipsburg
Hoyt
John Smith
DuBois
James Mitchell
Walnut Street
New Millport c
Elder
Ebensburg
Clearfield
A. BR
Pine Grove
Lola Shairey
West Fifth Yastreet
New ‘Millport
John Arnold
Esa
Albert Wright
South Second St
Winburne
Gould Shoe
Marian Croft
Girard College
West Side
V. McKelvy
Lucille
Fifth Street
Baltimore
Jackson
Roanoke
Anna E. ‘Mignot
South Second Street
Harry O’brien
Decatur
Ilinois
Marion Roseberry
Gertrude Buck
Nellie Bilger
Ping
Camp Bonair
Donald Livingston
West Fifth Street
Osceola
Houtzdale i
Thomas Aughenbaugh
Helen
Lancaster
Grace Hoyt
Philadelphia
A. P. Hoyt
Ferdinand
Edmund
Edwin Edstrom
Cooper Township
Court House
Richard Shehee
Paul McGowen
Mr. McGowen
Snow Shoe
Henry Bows
Patchin
Dukeman
Mrs. Davis
Lakemont
G. Ogden
Eagles
J. W. Scearman
Grampian
Air
Birs
Russel Shaw
Penfield
Johnsonburg
Ruth Jones
Punxsutawney
Apgar
Williams Street
Helen Morris
Emily Potter
Pittsburg
Miss Kirk
Luthersburg
Grace Connelly
Mary McGoey
Gertrude
Marie Daugherty
A. C. King
Tersey Shore
Baughman
J. M. Shase
Fourth Street
Charles A. Gulch
Joseph
Pittsburgh
Ross Edgate
Niles
Ohio
William Turner
Louise
Elmira
Alrs
Jameson
Hospital Bridge
West Market Street
George Morgan
Frances Morgan
Rea Fenton
Progress Office
New York State
Ed. Leitzinger, Jr
Market Street
Asbury Park
Frederick
Shunk
Davis
Lillian Fulton
Corwensville
Clara
Amanda Beausegneur
Fretchville
Alta Ur. Bee
S. A. Ling
New Kensington
August 3 1914 Local Notes from Clearfield Area
Monday August 3 1914 notes show Miss Dora Frost and other locals visiting friends in Philipsburg New York visits and vacation plans appear among residents in Clearfield DuBois and Osceola. Several business callers attend to affairs in town while others enjoy trips to Pittsburgh Cleveland Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Social Notes From Clearfield and Nearby Towns
Multiple residents and visitors are listed across Clearfield and surrounding areas. Families including Shaw, Davis, Jones, Morris, and White visit relatives in Grampian Lum ber City Punxsutawney Penfield Johnsonburg Pittsburg Philipsburg Bradford Curwensville and New York for family visits showers trips and a major medical operation for Frances Reed with May Witherow accompanying.
Local notes from Clearfield area visitors and residents
August 4 1914 updates include numerous visits and travels among residents. Altona and Philipsburg names appear with Miss Mary Turner Miss Isabella Hull and Miss Gertrude Daugherty among others. Hospital and hospital bridge gatherings noted along with family visits to Beaver Falls Niles Ohio Elmira and Asbury Park.
Local social notes list visitors and engagements
Street residents report two weeks with relatives in Curwensville Mahaffey and Patton. Mrs Earl Bingman and daughter Mary Martha of Jersey Shore visit friends in Clearfield. Edith and Mary Deuel of Falls Creek stay with Mr and Mrs Alexander Adams on Cherry street. James J Delozier of Altcons and Anna E Lind of Mahaffey obtain a Blair County marriage license. Minnie Dondaye visits Wilkinsburg after grandparents John and Mrs Duke. Mrs George Underwood and Mrs Kester return from Kerrmoor. Ashley Thorn and Edith Thorn depart for Selinsgrove to visit S Grant Schack. William Reed, book machine operator, vacationing with friends at Houtzdale and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Grant Schack
William
Reed
Register and Recorder’s Office
Houtzdale
Escaped convict Raymond Rex sent back to Colorado
Raymond Fish, alias Rex, an escaped Colorado convict, is released by local authorities and returned to Canon City to serve an unexpired term. Probation officials delivered requisition papers after a circumstantial case failed to convict. Rex, a native of the area with a suspected wife here, previously faced two burglaries in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Rex
Bell
Clearfield
M. Tippin
Colorado State Penitentiary
Canon City
Colorado
McCloskey
Tippin
West
Raymond Fish
Colorado Penitentiary
Fish
Tish
Denver
Humtingdon Reformatory
Ariconer
Candidates Coming to County Schedule Released
Gifford Pinchot, Dean Lewis and their party plan in August or September to tour Clearfield county then Center county before Philipsburg. Night meetings are set for Philipsburg and Curwensville with stops in Osceola Mills Houtzdale Ramey Smoke Run Madera Glen Hope Irvona Coalport Westover LaJose Mahaffey Cary Run Bells Landing Lumber City Grampian and Lutherburg. Dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Dean Lewis
Clearfield County
Center County
This County
Philipsburg
Osceola Mills
Houtzdale
Ramey
Smoke Ran
Madera
Glen Hope
Irvona
Coalport
Westover
LaJose
Mahaffey
More Teachers Needed at Millersville Normal School
Advertisement urges rapid teacher recruitment noting supply lags demand and urging men to train at Millersville Normal School under Principal P. 3E Harbold. It promises rewards for those who prepare, citing a moral line about winning a woman through being a good man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbold
Millersville
Howe's Jewelry Theft Suspect Nabbed by Police
Eraweiler, an older offender, was arrested after officers found stolen goods in a shed at the brick works and atop a floor in the yard. The haul includes Howe spectacles and refrigerators. The force believes Etzweiler’s arrest will curb petty theft. a $100 reward from the Jewelers Protective Association will be split by Chief McHenry and Policeman Rstley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Eraweiler
Etzweiler
Etweiler
Jewelers Protective Association
Rehearing Ordered in Curwensville Cases
The court orders a rehearing for Curwensville citizens to present proofs publicly on Monday August 10 at 1 30 PM. Notice to attorney R D Swoope is sent. The order covers both cases involving Curwensville men amid temperance actions against Edward Smith and George McMullen of Grampian with licenses granted but alleged liquor law violations to be prosecuted in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carwensyville
R. D. Swoope
Curwensville
Edward Smith
George McMullen
Grampian
Tuberculosis Dispensaries In Clearfield Advance Public Health
The Clearfield county tuberculosis dispensaries in Clearfield and DuBois provide free examinations and treatments. Dr. Jordan and Dr. Stewart lead with nurses Miss Sara Dunsmore and Miss Elizabeth Williams. Milk, olive oil, and paper supplies are provided. Williams visits multiple towns monthly to aid patients. Dispensary rooms were renovated in the Woolridge building, and weekly visits ensure ongoing monitoring of pulse, respiration, and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield County
Clearfield
DuBois
Jordan
Sara Dunsmore
8. C. Stewart
Elizabeth Williams
Stewart
Miss Williams
Madera
Irvona
Coalport
LaJose
Mahaffey
Burnaide
Kerrmoor
New Millport
Grampian
Woodland
Bigler
Woolridge
Williams
Blackberry haul for Mrs Mandy to Dorton and DuBois
Mrs Leslie Mandy plans to gather five bushels of blackberries by Wednesday and drive to DuBois with the harvest on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Mandy
DuBois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clear Field Weekly Progress
Kansas City, Mo
Ogden
Chicago
Weber
Margaret Fiegal
Virginia Fiegal
Russel Fiegal
Gulich Avenue
Stitt
Lula
Maud Jordan
Leechburg
Emma Hinkle
Margaret Morgan
Robert Patterson
Earle Thompson
Marsia Alice
R. B. Thompson
George Bush
Mount Clarion
Amelia Linberg
Allport
Presbyterian Parsonage
E. C. Reeve
Camp Golden Rod
Virginia Flegal
Indiana
E. J. Flegai
Clearfield Hospital
Rachel Reed
Tokyo
Japan
Albert G. Means
Ontario
Canada
A. E. Mease
East End
Albert
Carnival
William Hollenback
State College
Harry J. Brown
West Front Street
E. F. Kester
Kester
Wilkes-Barre
Rose Carlisle
Munson
William Carlisle
Globen
Mahanoy
City
Neiswender
Selinsgrove
George
Dora Frost
Roxy Curley
Catherine Berry
New York
McTayish
Lee Sunderland
Jerry Coffee
Harry Brown
E. H. Albert
Thomas Morrow
Blue Ball
Edith
Hastings
Fifth St
Harry Sheesley
Catherine Booth
Akron
Oho
Henry Rhine
William Boyce
Barnett
Cleveland
Malone
Madeline
Rebecca Caetara
Pine Street
Catherine Vowes
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Martha Hughes
Linden
Hannah Hughes
Loyd Beightol
Emery Shaw
Fred Halford
Punsitanwey
Ruth Barnes
Robert
Charles Stoller
Nellie
Ela Drew
Sanday
Paul Eline
Butler
R. D. Batlow
Middleport
Philip Gibbs
Sarz Hartsfell
Olive Gulich
Nichols Street
E. D. Vanderling
William Gleason
Charles Service
Johnstown
Maud Pietcher
Donald Dunsmore
P. T. Welch
Guy White
Blanche Metzler
Paul Kline
Howard
Third Ward
Kline
Walters
Oscar Peart
Marjorie
Bradford
James Pletcher
George Johnson
Joseph Phillips
BH. C. McCowen
G. Charles Hall
Frank B. Mease
Harlem Hospital
New York City
Miss Reed
Jack Lovett
Altona
Mary Turner
John Lemon
Lumber City
Celia Briel
Karthaus
Russell Flegal
Isabella Hull
Gertrude Daugherty
L. D. McCall
Harriet Hudson
Beaver Falls
St. Charles Hotel
Winnie McDivitt
Gherre
Raymond Rex
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