Busy Rabb ers November 30 1914 Clearfield notices
Monday, November 30, 1914. A flood of names visits and shoppers in Clearfield. Miss Nancy Miller visits Altoona. Several locals travel to Altoona, Philipsburg, DuBois, Hawk Run, and Belts Landing. injuries and hospitalizations noted. numerous students and relatives gather in town for weekend events.
Local residents keep busy with travel and visits
Nish Anna Wrigley spent yesterday in Philipsburg. Ada Norris is ill at home on Third street. Many residents, including J. H. Dressler, Albert Shoff, T. G. Murphy, and Harry Semple, travel for business in towns like DuBois, Madera, Trenton, and Glen Hope. Several trips to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and other locales are noted among the week’s activities.
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Nish Anna Wrigley
Philipsburg
Ada Norris
Third Street
S. A
Bill
Panxsutawney
L. Shapiro
Bellefonte
Margaret Ferguton
Pittsburgh
M. Witherson
Baltimore
J. H. Dressler
DuBois
Albert Shoff
Madera
Philadelphia
J. B. Hopkins
Ashville
Harry A. Reed
H. W. Hoffer
York
Clearfeld
Nancy Miller
Richard Lindie
Blossburg
J. C. Smith
West Moshannon
H E. Weeler
Sandy Lake
C.N. Ansberg
Osceola
Clearfield
John E. Edwards
Ramey
A. H. Woodward
Harrisburg
Zane Needier
Dimeling Hotel
al Toons
James Feeley
Dunio
UM. W. of A
Nellie Lytle
Cleit McClure
Lumber City
Professore Carleton
Redding
Franklin
Alice Dill
A. E. Patton
Philadelphis
Raymond Livingston
Aino
Ohio
Local Notables and Visitors in Clearfield in December 1911
Town residents and visitors frequent Clearfield as December 2 1911 reports list James Gletson and CG Bowman in town for business. Names include Mrs J P Bailey J W Wrigley and several others visiting or transacting affairs. Elks memorials slated and local telegraph manager Fréderick Birchfield noted among arrivals.
Town residents reel off a busy day in Clearfield County
Thursday December 3 1914 reports show many residents and visitors in town. Names include J D Snake Oliver Moore Reiley Lytle Fred Barrett Alice Dill Betty Duster and others from Pottersdale Curwensville DuBois Woodland Arcadia Jersey Shore and Philadelphia seeking business visits or social visits. Many are noted as ill visiting relatives or transacting town business with several returning from trips to Curwensville Philadelphia and Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Snake
Oliver Moore
Pottersdale
Reiley Lytle
DuBois
Fred Barrett
Curwensville
Alice Dill
Betty Duster
Phillieburg
W. E. Philips
Fourth Street
Raymond Willie
Pittsburg
Fleming
Curvensville
Daniel Moore
Cherrydale
Jasper Cole
N. G. Stewart
Arcadia
T. R. Weimer
Reddifer
Woodland
J. A. Stewart
Eli D. Coder
Boardman
Bol, Barker
Jersey Shore
Wis & Insines
M.W. Smith
Sandy Lake
William Wise
New Millport
Jesse Gaylor
Mahaffey
FL Adlon
Relen Whitman
Williamsport Commercial College Ad
Williamsport Commercial College trains youth for office roles including bookkeepers stenographers and private secretaries. Winter term begins January 6. Send for catalogue and free lessons. F. Healey, Proprietor.
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Healey
Boy Crushed Under Heavy Steel Bar in Johnstown
Meril Rudge of Johnstown was found dead this morning under a heavy steel bar at the United Brethren church on Park avenue where repair work is underway. He had left school yesterday and likely went to watch the workers, slipped and was crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Johnstown
Meril Rudge
United Brethren Church
Park Avenue
Local Social Notes From Woodland and Surroundings
George Lite called at Waiter Gelie on Sunday. Amy, Fred Royer, and Lenetta Flegal visited Trieh Hees on Sunday. Mrs A Wiser enjoyed a pleasant call at Frank Stones. Miss Roxie Litz visited her family on Sunday. Annabell Lits has been ill recently. Mr and Mrs A R Haney buggy riding Sunday. Roy Wisor had business in Woodland Friday. Roxie Litz spent early last week in Clearfield visiting relatives Blake Shugdin and Lloyd Stone. Viola Hess and brother Sali were driving Saturday. Lloyd Wigor had Woodland business Saturday. Preston Litz and Carl Irwin seen in Woodland Saturday. Andrew Hoover went to Snow Shoe to work. Uriah Hee had business in Clearfield Friday. Krebs Brick Yard not winning for the past few days but expected to start today. David Lite seen in Stoneville Sunday. Cesar Lippart and family had Thanksgiving dinner with Uriah Hess. Frank Smeal has run his saw mill the past few days.
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N Hefimen
Athena
Seri Wiplat
Sunfey
Hannah Jury
LeContes
Midler
Philhelurg
Visidte Mizecksi
Locus’ Ydeat
Iva
Mouse
Speal Suriay
Belts Landing
Adakk
W.ifrrty
Gramplan
Bote Cy
Artineca Saturtoy
Sigfried
Cowen
Third Street
Altoona
D. Me Rison
Iisburgh
Miller
Duday A. Stockwave
Indianapolis
Ind. i
Clarksturg
W. Va
Ada Harry
Teft
Johnstown
William O’brieneft
Seserfay
Martinsburg
West
Fourth Street
Prederek Wright
University of Pillsburg
G. 3. Coplen
Latte
Maad
Migs
Earmeline Straw
Madera
Dan Wupfer
Lynn Derr
Bond
Cherry Street
Dan Finkbiner
Pittsburg
John Finkbiner
Arthur Brown
Osceola
Carrie Smith
Lida Stage
Indiana Normal
Bertha Stage
Cly‘mer
West Market Street
Sara Cummings
New Washington
Charles Hepler
Marjorie
Clearfield
Jersey Shore
Lawehe Dorr
Dickinson College
Russell Flegel
Ater
H. J. Flegal
Gulich Avenue
B. C. Hoover
Carla
Grampian
Ralph Pennington
Airs
George Woods
Russell Underwoce
Siate College
Gorge Underwood
Emmett Ellenberger
G. N. Ellenberger
W. B. Sheff
Curry
Ogden Avenue
Mader
Richard Kragle
Marnesboro
United Mine Workers Executive Board
Edna Miller
Philipsburg
Big Run
H. E. Millard
Rook
Leicust Street
Claude R. Allenbach
Easton
M. A. Penyz
James Mourey
Percy Holden
Curwensville
Henry Sevier
Chicago
James Sacerman
Paul Spackman
Philadelphia
George Montgomery
Arthur Row
Meadville
Lysle
Allegheny College
Ashley Thorn
Washington, D. C
George W. Johnson
Frank Dake
Harry
Ashtabula
Moenth
Mary Johnson
David
Johnson
Helen Smith
New York City
de' Leonardson
L. McQuown
W. E. Wallace
William Ragerty
J. E. Harder
Ella Shaw
Locust, Ledge
Henry Meise
W.E. Phillips
South Fourth Street
la Grippe
Quinsy
James Gletson
F G
Dyke's
Wis
R. Bowman
Vinarutawney
J. P. Bailey
James Cross
H. J. Histerleliner
Punxsu Tawney
W.E. Askey
Osceola Mills
W. E. Weber
Hyde City
Lester Jordan
Puntxsutawrey
J. K. Molder
Cresson
C. W. Beam
A. Wiser
Frank Stones
Roxie Litz
Sant Télive
Annabell Lits
A. R. Haney
Roy Wisor
Woodland
Blake Shugdins
Lloyd Stone
Frank Smeat
Viola Hess
Sali
Saimdar
Lloyd Wigor
Preston Litz
Carl Irwin
Andrew Hoover
Uriah Hee
Krebs
David Lite
Stonevilla
Ceser Lippart
Uriah Hess
Frank Smeal
Paradise resident visits Punxgutawney for winter stay
CLEARFIELD R F D NO 2 reports Mrs Lou Richardson of Paradise heads to Punxgutawney to spend winter with her son. Sheridan Lippart of Mt Zten begins huckstering with a smell express wagon now owning horse and wagon. community notes praise progress. Trinity church Mt Zion meeting featured sermons by H H Powell J E Philips and W Boyce. crowd filled the house. Mt Zion Sunday school led by Vance Welsh with Mrs Welsh, Chas Nelson and Wm Nelson praised for organization and smooth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Richardson
Paradise
Punxgutawney
Sheridan Lippart
Mt. Zten
Lek
Sheridan
Brotherhood of Trinity Church
Mt. Zion Sundey
HH. B. Powell
J. E. Philips
Win -Boyce
Knight
Nelson
Mt. Tien
Vance Welsh
Welsh
Chas. Nelson
Wm. Nelson
Woodland Residents and Visitors Gather in Clearfield
Mr and Mrs D E Young visited Clearfield Saturday evening. Fret Mitchell handled business there. Rumor claims Alfred Hull may move his family to Hog Hack into a tenement owned by Alfred Wiser. J J Jordan and Andrew McGaughey spent time in town. Ben Knepp hosted Mr and Mrs Ale Fall at John A Wiser’s Sunday. Mr and Mrs GE Peters stayed Saturday night in Clearfield. Jess Wiser conducted business in Woodland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Young
Clearfield
Andrew McGaughey
Ben Knepp
Ale Fall
John A. Wiser
GE. Peters
Jess Wiser
Keepp and Wisor Families Share Thanksgiving Gathering
Mr and Mrs Ben Keepp visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Wisor and family in Hogback while Wm Spence of Clearfield butchered nearby. George Wisor hosted a Thanksgiving gathering at his home with many neighbors and friends, including Mrs Allen Latmaine and the Lansberrys, enjoying Mrs Wisor’s refreshments as the day ended.
Receiver Appointed for Morrisdale Coal Company in Philadelphia
Judge Martin on Tuesday appointed Freak H. Wigton receiver for Morrisdale Coal Company after an unopposed petition by creditors and stockholders. The firm holds coal mining rights in Clearfield County valued around $600,000 with assets exceeding liabilities. Court noted need to raise over $20,000 by Saturday to meet miner payroll and avoid shutdowns or equipment loss. Receivers' certificates were sought to keep business operating during temporary embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Philadelphia
Freak H. Wigton
Morrisdale Coal Company
Clearfield County
Creamery Subscription Tops Westover News
Westover residents subscribe to stock in a forthcoming town creamery while Mahaffey’s borough council approves two chemical fire engines at 500 dollars each. Clearfield county issues 69 marriage licenses in November and the Traveling Star club hosts a lime social at Mrs. Walter Moutey’s home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover
Mahaffey
Clearfield
Traveling Star Club
Walter Moutey
President Wilson Hails Red Cross Seal Sale
President Wilson expresses interest in the anti tuberculosis drive and endorses the Red Cross Christmas seal campaign. Beginning today, letters from the White House and many government offices will carry the seal as part of the fund raising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Saya
Wilson
National Association For
White House
Charles
Red Cross Christmas seal drives funds for tuberculosis work
J Hatfield of the national anti tuberculosis association praises the Red Cross Christmas seal campaign as an effective way for the public to support tuberculosis work. He notes over 115,000,000 seals are on sale nationwide except Nevada and includes all territories.
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J. Hatfield
National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Upron
Nevada
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Vora
Crus
Rabbit chase and drought proofing at Clearfield farm
A fragmentary report from Clearfield notes farming improvemen ts this fall by Paradine gardener and neighbors. It mentions drought resistant ideas, water reach, and a rabbit chase observed with dogs and a gun, plus local workers including Reed and Butler helping Mr. Kline and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Paradine
Mr. Reed
Lee Ogden
Rabbi Oh
H. L. Orr
Wm. Butler
Ben
Prominent Citizens Describe Idea of Prominence
In a Market Street School activity yesterday pupils were asked to describe prominent men as part of learning the word. Hariswick Smith is now playing the ivories at Fredericks Music on Second Street, bringing smiles to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Hariswick Smith
Fredericks Music
Second Street
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