People in brief. Clearfield district notes December 14 1934
A terse weekly page from Clearfield lists residents and visitors. Citizens such as Wm Hutler and Miss Addie Mulser are noted with local spending, while others like K H H Russ, David A Yingling, and J A Coon appear in town for business or visiting relatives. Numerous social mentions include visits, instituting work, and travel between Philipsburg, Frenchville, Mataffey, Rowebun, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hutler
Philipsburg
Addie Mulser
Frenchville
Spa
Clearfieldere
Local residents visit Clearfield and nearby towns for Institute
A string of visits and business calls unfolds across Clearfield, Curwensville, DuBois, Punxsutawney, and surrounding towns. Notables include Lertha Gerrad, James H. Kelley, W. L. Wall, H. M. Ferguson, Mrs. Jos. L. Kunkie, and Miss Amanda Rewsryder. Attendees travel for institute sessions and holiday visits with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ferguson
Mahaffey
Zea
Clearfield
Jos. L. Kunkie
Bellefonte
Clara O'Brien
Clara
Pittsburg
Amanda Rewsryder
Ida Metzler
Bila Ea Minson
Winburne
Visting
Winner
Weaver Street
Lala Remsryder
Weaver Reat
Mires Emily Dickiveen
Wallaceton
Cis
Edtu A. Warren
Osweeka
Ihia
Grice McKenzie
Houtzlale
Clearfield Traendy
Anna M. White
New Waslington
Rerk
Marie Norris
New Méiloor
Emasea Watts
Kerrmoor
al Blake
Curwensvill
Pike Township
de Jeffrese
DuBois
Iz Dean
Mildred Beterary
Bummes
Lake Resi
Buckwell
Cmac
L. Hen Ying
Siow
Carnetsville
Ternar
Jerey Shore
Reth
Wrigley
Moleffey
Institute
Hazard Chese
EU Lrell
West Frort Street
Alom, Liveright
Weer
Short
Ho Clay
Grampian
Urenner
Purxentawrey
H. J. Linterlettrer
Punxsitewney
Alfison O. Smith
Christian Berr
Theratur
Mss
Marrare
Wrigher
Crontz
Philadelphia
Fria
Perems
John W. Alex
Front
Cyrus A. Woods
Bloom
Tuweday
N. McCord
Brewivedale
Svert
Notable visitors and travels noted among locals
Bhang Polkinghorn Anna Herbet and Mamtie Mutten attended institute today. Mrs W B M Boyd visiting Iremt in Baltimore. Mrs John Diretips returned last evening from a two city trip to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhang Polkinghorn
Anna Herbet
Mamtie Mutten
Institute
W. BM. Boyd
Iremt
Baltimore
John Diretips
Philadelphia
New York
Busy Holiday Travel and Local Visits Across Clearfield
A December 17, 1914 notes list residents and visitors in Clearfield area towns. D. J. Storkey returns home to the East End from Cleveland. many others including Clyde Williams Grampian, Arthur Row, Misses Weud and Hesper Grammian, Roy Boyce, and Vera Spencer are seen visiting, shopping, or staying with relatives. Local institutes, Quay Co. travelers, and hotel figures are mentioned along with numerous short mentions of friends and family members visiting or spending holidays in Clearfield, Grampian, Glen Hope, Curwensburg, and Bigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Kurtz
Dickes
Housedale
Clyde Williams
Grampian
Clearfield
A. M. Wright
Arthur Row
Quay Co
Isparenis
Arthur How
Second Street
Carl War
George Waiges
Belin Lamling
Barfield
Vera Spencer
Geilinpian
Bernie Wid Moxy Jolefsen
Curry
W. Tiyan
Rawey
Rudy
Torie
Laniee
Gearhart
Bigler
Real Estate Transfers and Oddities in a Curwensville Page
Real estate transfers listed include August Harnot to Joseph Barnet, Tang and Covington for 600 pounds. John Edward to Christian Doer and Morris for 151 dollars. Henry Morris to Christian Boer for 160 dollars. Anthony Newbaner to Christian Doerland in Deestur for 150 dollars. Murry E. McGarver to A. J. Har Preber for 760 dollars in Blair City. Jean B. Thompson to Jean Blair for land in Curwensville at 2500 dollars and another Curwensville land deal at 5900 pounds. A. G. America to Mary Jene Cross at Curwensville for 80 dollars. The page also includes a Dorcas Society remark about marriage in heaven and a caustic line from an elderly woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Harnot
Joseph Barnet
Tang & Covington
John Edward
Christian Doer
Im Morris
Henry Morris
Christian Boer
Sland
Morris
Anthony Newbaner
Chistian iDoerland
Deestur
Murry E. McGarver
A. J. Har Preber
Blair City
Jean B. Thompson
Jean Blair
Curwensville
A. G. America
Mary Jene Cross
Mastery of Literature and Classroom Discipline
The article discusses teaching methods and classroom order in schools, stressing prepared seat plans, roll calls, and consistent lesson assignment. Dr. Harrop's lecture on mastery of literature emphasizes content and form, interpretation, and humane instruction without ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliiss
Leeson
Harrop
Obituary for Dulu Mussie Dervit
Dulu Mussie Dervit was born June 3 1903 and passed away six years later in Pine Grove Westmeda Bloomingier cemetery. Friends and relatives recall her as lively and cheerful, with her family remembering her as a dear child. Resolutions from a local meeting mourn her loss and honor her memory with a draped charter and printed notices in county papers. A note at end warns of fake magazine subscription solicitors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulu Mussie Dervit
Fite
Luke
Pine Grove
Westmeda
Uremekur
Flarz Lotsby
Bim
H. Barnett
W. BE. DiNuai
Uianta
Business Men Banquet Honors Clearfield High School Football Team
A Clearfield business men's banquet honored the Clearfield High School football team at the Dimeling hotel with a 6:30 p.m. reception and decorated dining room. Speakers included Judge Bell Burgess Callahan Prof. Zerfoss A D Bigler coach William Reding principal John Kase and others praising athletics and team spirit. The event closed with a team yell and a salute to Mr Boyer, listing numerous hosts and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimeling Hotel
Clearfield
Singleton Bell
Burgess Callahan
George E. Zerfoss
Fligh School
A. D. Bigler
Bell
William Reding
John Kase
Princiipal
Jack” Fulford
Jennings Stewart
John Graham
Weisgerberg
J. Clark Borer
Mr. Boyer
Judge Bell
Frank Roessner
James Redding
Louis Shapiro
Harry Healy
Thomas Bowman
Obituary for Mrs. Isabelle Laws at age about seventy
Mrs. Isabelle Laws, aged about 70, died of heart disease and will be buried this afternoon. Survived by husband, seven children including Robert Laws of New York and Mrs. Hutchings and Miss Laws of this area. the funeral will be at Presbyterian church at 4 PM. The obituary notes past family losses and mentions related society activities in Curwensville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Laws
Hrelutshamd
Suvive
Robert Laws
New York
Hutchings
Missy Laws
Bie
Philip Gers
S.C. Wilson
Curwensville
W. CT. U
Ajanta
Geo, Tuchser
Bel Agr
Deckurr Poewnalii
Wisor family noted for local chores and visits
Wisor household plans a late winter butchering while neighbors Rey Hult and Darse Wiser spent Sunday evening with John Wisor. A light snowfall brings sleighing prospects for the town. John A. Wisor sold a large basket of eggs last week amid a busy poultry scene. Several local couples are listed for marriage licenses including W. F. Derrick with Catha McCra en, vilber Smeal with Eleanor Weaver, Albert Kowalsky with Edith Tis, and Elmer Morgan with Stella Bens hoof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wisor
Rey Hult
Darse Wiser
Joh Wisor
Morris
John Wiser
Iscole Parks
Lloyd Wiser
George W. Andy McGaughey
Cora Wise
Ben Knepp
Woodland
Chrimas
W. FL. Derrick
Catha McCraen
Grampian
Vilber Smeal
Sington
Eleanor Weaver
Morrisdale
Albert Kowalsky
Edith Tisboth
Winburne
Elmer Morgan
Stella Benshoof
Clearfield
Is Uncle Sam Ready to Fight This Time
Washington dispatch debates preparedness as war abroad stirs US debate. General Wotherspoon calls for larger standing army from 93 000 to 205 000 and reserves of 300 000 with a second reserve of 800 000. Pacifists oppose broader mobilization, urging militia reform under national control and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
W. W. Wotherspoon
Army
Panama Canal
Philippines
Alaska
Hawaii
Wotherspoon
Royal Arcanum Council Elects Officers for 1915
West Branch council No. 797 Royal Arcanum elected officers for 1915 Tuesday evening. Names include Regent Alex Spence Secretary C E Shirey Collector J H Martin Treasurer Amirew Harwick Chaplain Clyde Stover Guide James Spence Warden G M Rosser Sentry R C Shaw Trustee I F Powell Representative to Grand Lodge Je ? Barclay Alternate John H Martin. Council seeks names and addresses of members of other councils in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Alex Spence
C. E. Shirey
J. H. Martin
Amirew Harwick
Clyde Stover
James Spence
G. MM. Rosser
R. C. Shaw
I. F. Powell
Grand Lodge
C. Barclay
John H. Martin
C. E. Shires
Serressary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearfield Weekly Progress
K. HH. Russ
David A. Yingling
Raney
Clearfielrey
J. A Coon
Mataffey
Huehiers
Clearfield Yester Ay
Sara Suynnt
Wien
Rex
Yahoo
TaBais
Daag
Hes Porte
Dooly
Witla Daves
West Mipiveet
Dis Hay PD Orivk
Grempian
Atom Lowe
McGurss Mills
Dale
Thy Spencer
Gwl Tin
Broward
Ruth Clark
Opie
Nighots
Ugk
Berwinkdale
Iishee
Kaymatt Chase
Farrty Sureet
Philipsourg
Hontaisle
Cunberland
Hebresie
Philadelphie
Sasquehetia
Iedéze
D. J. Storkey
The
East End
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Murray
Park Avenue
Missie Ines Weud
Mildred Hesper
Grammian
Dorcas Society
County Institute
H. S
O Schola Mills
Wisortown
Uncle Sam
United Frees
Gardner
Great Britain
Royal Arcanum Coumgh
Watts Plant Farm
Oscar Mitchell
Snyder
Herdaware
Firniture
Mars
the Atlantic Refining Company
Pitteburgh
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