People Come and Go Headlines in Clearfield Weekly
A terse daily round of visits shows Miss Jestine Ellenberger in Tyrone and Vera Adams in Franklinville guesting with local families. Numerous residents from Clearfield and nearby towns travel for shopping, vacations, and visits from Hastings to Williamsport, with several leaving for Ohio and distant cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jestine Ellenberger
Tyrone
Rheuben Hegarty
Madera
Vera Adams
Franklinville
A. D. Gould
Local Notices From Clearfield and Surrounding Towns
On Monday August 17 1914 items note travel and visits including Russell Flegal leaving for Philadelphia Dr Waterworth returning from Europe Mary McKelney visiting Buffalo Paul Howe Morrisdale in Clearfield Sam Mirkin and Ted OBrien in Philipsburg Chester Becktoll Pine Glen Hary Ellis Reading visiting relatives P J Bile Morrisdale in Clearfield Miss Gertrude McDonald with friends in Philipsburg Ada Knight Fourth street visiting Anna Howe Morris Mrs John Havel Eighth street had appendicitis attack
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Shirey
Bigler
Clearfield
Bernice Gilliland
Frank Gilliland
Margaret Howe
Morrisdale
Ja¢ox
Clyde Staver
James
Helen Dutton
Alex Parkhill
E. C. Reeve
Hopkinton
Ohio
Frances Snake
Helen Fallington
Unionville
Altoona
Harry Sanderlin
West Side
Detroit
Michigan
Leitzinger, Jr
Asbury Park
Frederick
Joe Lansberry
Anson
Vena
Merrill Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Leath Lytle
B.C. Reeve
Edward Blanchard
John C. Brink
Harrison Walker
Thomas Beers
Bellefonte
Vervie Knepp
Mary Werick
Lock Haven Hospital
Miss Knepp
Otis Knepp
T. BE. Clark
Pine Creek
Clark
Shadrack Stringer
Zon Harry
Houtzdale
R. M. Reed
A. S. Brown
Osceola
Hazel
Edna Murray
Majory McCoy
Teressa Marks
Adel Saide
Henrietta Bardo
Jerwey Shore
Mildred Petersen
Williamsport
Margaret Tiames
Philipsburg
Catherine Quiggle
Russell Flegal
Philadelphia
Dr. Waterworth
Europe
Mary McKelney
Buffalo
Paul Howe
Sam Mirkin
Ted O’brien
Chester Becktoll
Pine Glen
Hary Ellis
Reading
P. J. Bile
Gertrude McDonald
Notable Local Visits and Shoppers in Clearfield Area
August 18 1914 notices show Lysle Row touring to DuBois and frequent shopping mentions in Clearfield Curwensville and Bellefonte. Named visitors include Miss Rogers of Philadelphia Mrs Berry Miss Edna Daugherty Miss Elizabeth Irwin and Miss Camelia Morrow, all seen with local residents and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysle Row
DuBois
J. F. Berry
Rom
Osceola
Rogers
Philadelphia
Louis Campbell
Harry Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Clearfield
Snyder
Curwensville
Edna Daugherty
Park Avenue
Carrie Drer
Curwensviire
A. W. Leonardson
New York
Funeral notices and weekend visitors in Elmira area
Fragmentary OCR lists residents and visitors including Miss Ada Beater from Harrisburg visiting Mrs. Loraine Eberang, Mrs. Long, and Miss Sadie Ward returning from Atlantic City. Mentions H. A. Reed and family visiting Mrs. Reed's parents Ma and Mrs. David H. Fairbank at McGee’s Mills. indicates a funeral and local holiday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fexided
AU Setrday
Miezes
Mary Turner
Esther Beaton
Elmira
New York
Ada Beater
Harrisburg
Loraine Eberang
Frou Street
Mrs. Long
Third Street
Sadie Ward
Atlantic City
H. A. Reed
Famiy
City Gossip and Short News From Clearfield Aug 19 1914
Local notices report Miss Edna Daugherty with typhoid fever and several residents visiting or traveling to nearby towns. Names include Edna Daugherty Grace Albert Argeline Bouton Simeon Cross J. M. Kennedy Philip Kennedy Evelyn Brown Alice Gates and many others. Visitors from Williamsport Jersey Shore Altoona Patton and Atlantic City, plus a Yonkers wedding and multiple shop outings are noted in a bustling community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & Munch
DuBois
Edna Daugherty
Grace Albert
Woodland
Clearfield
Argeline Bouton
East Locust Street
Simeon Cross
Sslena
Clinton County
J. M. Kennedy
Curwensville
William Emery
Williamsport
Philip Kennedy
West Front St
George W Gulich
Evelyn Brown
Philadelphia
New York City
Alice Gates
Curwansville
Harry Logan
Jersey Shore
Lack Haven
Prestot
Philipsburg
Glearfield
Walter Roth
Altoona
Nin McQuillen
Second
T. J. Lee
Rumberger
J. E. Frysinger
Miles Wrigley
Helen Wrigley
Mahaffey
Dimeling
Larue
Grace Lydie
Joe Mozser
Emma Hinkle
Edna Thomas
Walter Sauders
Helena Gulich
Yonkers
N. Y
Lewis Dyer
Lancaster
Oscar Mitchell
Second Street
Cornelia Marrow
Franklin
Mahlon Rank
Esther
Hyde City
Lytle Cooper
Zoe Bell
Florida
Atlantic City
Roy Rowles
Phillpesburg
E. W. Bowles
R. C. Shaw
Clarissa
Helen
Zon Emery
Harrisburg
Ada
Albert Townsend
Laura
Elsie Bailey
West Fifth Street
James Agnew
Birmingham
Ala
Albert Agnew
Templeton
Nin MecQuillen
Belle Lanick
Penfield
Glen Richey
Visiting trends noted in Punxsutawney page
In Punxsutawney and Curwensville daily activity is recorded with William Kennard visiting trends, Dan Itein traveling from Curwensville, Miss Zoe Bell of Pensacola Florida, Miss Lyle Cooper and Miss Mary visiting relatives in Clearfield, and Mrs. Fred Zipp leaving for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berg
East End
Osceola
Evans
Curwensville
C. G. Johnson
Leah Robinson
Clearfield
A. L. Forcey
Bigler
William ‘Kennard Io
Punxsutawney
Dan Itein
Curwensvile
Fred Zipp
Pittsburgh
Zoe Bell
Pensacola, Flo
Lyle Cooper
Mary
Free Band Concert Delights Citizens at Court House Square
Court House square was packed last evening with citizens to hear the Fifth Regiment band. Every ground was occupied as the band delivered a program of popular airs in excellent style, met with hearty applause. The crowd listened attentively with few motorists interrupting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Fifth Regiment
Emperor Francis Joseph Dictates War Efforts From Vienna
A sweeping profile describes Emperor Francis Joseph directing Austria’s war effort amid rising tensions with Serbia after the Bosnia assassination. At 84, he works fourteen hours daily, having given up hunting, with Vienna as his base and Ischl as the summer capital, while his family tragedies weigh on him. The piece recounts royal losses including Empress Elizabeth’s 1898 murder and Archduke Rudolph’s suicide, noting the succession to his second brother after Archduke Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Servia
Bosnia
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Hei
Francis Joseph
Servin
Ischl
Vienna
Kaiser
Emperor Francis Joseph
Hungary
Elizabeth
Maximilian
Bavaria
Geneva
Switzerland
Archduke Rudolph
Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian
Mexico
Queretaro
Volunteer Voice in a Complicated War Tale
A fragmentary report notes volunteers and fellow countrymen in a battle context. It hints at social or personal tension with references to clothing and a wife, suggesting a domestic angle amid broader conflict, but the readable text remains unclear and incomplete.
James Mitchell Sacked by St. Clearfield Pa Firm
James Mitchell of St. Clearfield Pennsylvania has been dismissed from his position at a local firm. The abrupt decision followed internal reviews and changes in management. Mitchell could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
St. Clearfield, Pa
Borough Sealed Bids Sought For Purchase Of Whole Assets
The Finance Committee of the borough of Pa will receive sealed bids by 30 PM on September 1 1929 for the purchase of the whole. Objections to all bids will be considered if not for the boroughs best interests. Further particulars at the stated address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
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