Osceola Beats Clearfield In Low-Scoring Ball Game
Osceola traveled last evening in 41 percent rain to face the Y M C A basketball team from Clearfield. The hosts led 8-0 early but failed to seal the win as Clearfield battled back.
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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
3
Osceola traveled last evening in 41 percent rain to face the Y M C A basketball team from Clearfield. The hosts led 8-0 early but failed to seal the win as Clearfield battled back.
A fragmented note from the revolutionary era hints at a theatrical program at the Globe tonight. It references "The Mysterious Lodger" and a story about a man cleared of wrongful accusation, with several garbled lines about photographs and additional items tied to Globe’s lineup.
Fragmented text mentions President W and a night event, with partial names like Eva Diren and Misses Eva Diren. The garbled lines reference a visit, a potential evening gathering, and scattered notes on people and places, leaving key facts unclear.
Jien Parks spent Sunday at Wisers, Frank Lumadue is getting along with Miss Thursit, and Parks spent Sunday with her sitter Mrs John Butler. Numerous names including Lutnke Shugart Robison, John Wilson, Jeanette Wisor, Duella Warpet, Iseze Butter, Willard and Ray Gosse spent Sunday in Salem. Clearfield resident hunting, Woodland residents moving back, and a newborn noted with Frank Walter Gatluhers as proud father of two and a girl born Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR yields a clipped note naming Grier Larresn and Seaver of Vers with unclear context. No coherent event or clear entities beyond these names.
The obituary records the death of John Doe aged 37, resident of North Pr MH, with services held at Rev Cari church and interment in the local cemetery. The text notes survivors and pallbearers, listing family connections and the funeral arrangements in a concise, solemn notice.
Fragmentary OCR note indicating where Red Cross seals may be bought. Text appears garbled with references to tubercule ceremony and unseen details. No clear entities or events discernible beyond the purchase location cue.
Fragmentary note lists vendors including RicCarty's confectionery and Kurtz's stationery. Mentions drug stores and concessions at Hawes, Teitzinger Bros, A.W. Leonardson & Co. The text is unclear but indicates a sale or listing of shops in a marketplace or yearbook style.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice about a tragic fire incident. The text mentions danger and a demand for action, with scattered references to a person or group and a plea for help or safety. Details are unclear but the event appears tied to a nighttime blaze and community response.
A fragmentary note discusses turning hair dark with a sage tea infusion. It references an aged, gray appearance and hints at a traditional remedy tied to a period style, mentioning a vendor and a phrase about a “Wryeth's Sage Tramedy for Tedg 4.”
In 1844 at 256 PL 1, a notice directs all persons to appear and be heard. The fragment mentions Bo roor Christmas shopping early.
A noted authority warns that daily meat intake can raise uric acid, paralyzing kidneys and causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, stomach upset, and cloudy urine. He prescribes four ounces of a remedy daily, plus water, with kidney symptoms easing after a few days.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and places such as Mu H Martin, Poo, Ogden, Lawhener gar, and Glumta, with stray fragments of phrases about a Caer, Thoxte Ogden, and T. Patter. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent detail.
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