Clearfield Readers Enjoy Holidays Visits and Travel
Clearfield on Friday and Saturday hosted a string of visitors from DuBois Glen Hope Curwensville and Lock Haven. Local residents including Miss Elizabeth Smith and Mrs Maud Stewart spent the holidays with friends and relatives while students such as Miss Rebecca Smith and Miss Margaret Wrigley returned from Philadelphia and Indiana Normal for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gleason
DuBois
Clearfield
S. Richards
KR. E. Hess
Winburne
William Murray
Glen Hope
G. D Rontz
Sullivan
Lock Haven
Zelda J. Kline
Levon
Clearfield Anerchauts
W. Strous
Mahaffey
Elizabeth Smith
Hontzdale
J. Barnes
H. K. Wheeler
Sandy Lake
Ax. Thompson
Curwensville Citiz
Kamper
Philip. Waz
Denlinger
Patton
Mikes Rebeccs Smith
Drexsd Inn
Philadelphia
AO. Smith
Second Street
Margaret Wrigley
Fvants School
Lea Tile
Normal School
Wm. Reed
Clarence Austin
Ted * Wrieht
University of Plittehburgh
Glurgen Wroxell
Varoton
Maud Stewart
Chak
West Side
Nuirg Citizen
Christmas Week Visitors Trail Through Clearfield Headlines
A stream of residents and visitors mingle in Clearfield during the holiday period. Local names such as Lecontes Milly, Emily Wagner, Ella Urat, L. M. Beltour, and Miss Elsie Geathart appear among a parade of travelers and social visits. Affected towns include DuBois, Berwinedale, Williamsport, Jersey Shore, and Madera as families plan Christmas gatherings and attendations at various homes and institutes.
Town Folks See Holiday Visitors and Travelers
Osceola resident J H McCulley was in town on business yesterday. Mrs Daisy Miles of Madera shopped today. P 8 Dotts Irvona visited on business. Emmer Ellenberger returned from State College to spend holidays with his parents on West Clarke. Carlette Smith home from Philadelphia to celebrate Christmas with Judge Allison Smith. Berry Wilson of Columbus visits sister Mrs Ernest Orcutt on Pine street. D W Anderson family returned from Florida on the 10 25 train. Gertrude Gulich Greensburg spends holidays with parents on Williams street. George W Johnson and wife left for New York to spend holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Beltour
Clywer
Clesrfield
Mésere
Lana
Mary Selvers
Miss Ryers
E. Sutherland
Institute
G. E. Garman
DuBois
J. E. Sunderleng
Tiwreday
Lee Hills
Ater
Clearfield
William Broad
du Bois
T. F. Carey
William
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
J. B. Neviing
Clune
New York
Prof
Redding Heft
Franklin
Theodor
Mitchell
Kiskiminetas Academy
Lawshe Dorr
Conway Hall
Lynn Dor
Cherry Street
Barment McLaughtin
Cazecola
Heikey Lytie
Trown
W. C. Pents
W. D. O'Brien
Snow Shoe
W. H. Romberger
T. S. Allenbach
Lock Haven
Hazard Chase
Bucknell
de: Bois
George Asken
Blain City
J. M. Alexander
Madera
C. G. Weod
Curwensyile
Wali
J. H. McCulley
Osceola
Daisy Miles
Dotts
Irvona
Emmer Ellenberger
G. N. Ellenberger
West Clarket Street
Carlette Smith
Philadelphia
Allison 0. Smith
Berry Wilson
Columbus
Earnest Orcutt
Pine Street
D. W. Anderson
Florida
Gertrude Gulich
Greensburg
Williams Street
George W. Johnson
Edward White
Woodland
C. H. Bingman
Jersey
Shore
Joseph Pickering
H. H. Spencer
Banks Smith
Watsontown
W. C. Duglass
Clearfielt Bituminous Coal Company
Newton
N. J
Olive Shirey
Bigier
Clark Read
Dickinson College
Ellen Aberson
Dulitis
Russ Jenney Carlson
Daiss Street
McFadder
Selfto
C. P. Diet
L. EF. Boyer
BuBois
Josep N. Zeigler
Duby
Swift
John €. Arnold
J. S. McQuown
Lumber City
C. TR. Denning
Altdona
Nichols Street
John W. Norris
Grampian
Frank Flynn
Mahaffer
Charles Chirkson
Stoneboro
Charles Hile
Russell Flegal
Norae
Nora Kirk
Lynn Dorris
Ivo Bend
W. P. Hopkins
Leck Haven
Clara
Hannah Niedrick
Rochester
Grace Koch
Spitzinger
Reading
Charles Ross
Indiana Normal
Karthaus
John States
I. Clarksburg
W. Va
Sisley
John A. Stock
Second Street
Howard HE. Hartswick
Frederick Gregory Hartswick
Thomas Houston Hartswick
R. B. Thompson
Sere. Thomson
B. T. Dickinson
Steerton
Gregory Hartswick
Yate Law School
Howard B. Hartswick
Frances Rishell
Salome. Davis
York
William Davis
Gulich Avenue
A.D
Christmas in Clearfield Ends Week of Town News
A rundown of residents visiting and shopping in Clearfield notes Edward White from Woodland and many others spending holidays with relatives. Students return from Dickinson College and Indiana Normal while local business and social plans include a Christmas dance and invited gatherings.
Local Names and Travel Notes From Clearfield Visitors
Mrs. and Mrs. George Mr. Bilger of Market Street are mentioned as parents. Ulysses Ruth and Catherine Dempsy of Dubois were shoppers in Clearfield yesterday. Mrs. Clarence Markle of Aspinwall visits relatives here for the week. Miss Sarah Leavy, recently in Baltimore, returns home. Staymen Reed, Princeton student, spends holidays with his father on Front Street. C. S. King, after time in Lynchburg, Virginia, returns home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mr. Bilger
Market Street
Ulysses Ruth Ard
Catherine Dempsy
Dubois
Clearfield
Clarence Markle
Aspinwall
Sarah Leavy
Baltimore
Homemade Gifts for Men in Simple Home Crafts
Selecting gifts for menfolk can be challenging yet these home made novelties suit their comfort needs. Ideas include a versatile basket for ties and tools, a den box from leather or silk with braid trim, a collar box with cretonne and ribbon, and small sachets scented with lavender tied with ribbons.
Toys Made in the Home Workshop Pattern Toys for Children
A guide to durable home crafts lists teddy bears dogs elephants rabbits and kittens sewn from capton flannel and muslin, rag dolls, and tissue paper picture figures. Patterns from companies guide cutting, stuffing with sawdust, button eyes, and yarn details accompany step by step toy examples and simple pasted art activities.
Names of Jurors Drawn From Box
A long list of jurors drawn over three weeks, listing names with occupations and home towns across Clearfield and surrounding areas. Many entries show miners, farmers, laborers, merchants, and carpenters from DuBois, Beccaria, Curwensville, and other towns, with occupations and residences.
Not Guilty Verdict In Mason Murder Case
Indiana court yesterday returned a not guilty verdict in the puzzling murder case of Samuel Magon of Strangford charged with killing his brother in law. The body was said to have been placed on Pennsylvania railroad tracks and found mangled after a train passed over it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Indiana
Mvther
Samuel Magon
Strangford
Pennsylvania Railroad
WIFE MURDERER TO PAY THE DEATH PENALTY
Harrisburg December 22 Governor Tener signed the death warrant for John Karlap the husband convicted of murdering his wife Mary Karlap at their Kaiser home. He will be the first to face the death penalty at the western penitentiary. The report notes Karlap is the condemned man and the execution to be carried out under state law. The dispatch also mentions the Kaiser stopping at Cologne on his way to the World War zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisourg
John Karlap
Tener
Karlap
Mary Karlap
Kaiser
Cologne
United Press
Amsterdam
Christmas wind and pig on sled amuse readers
Local notes recount a windy day and a pig riding a sled with a dead frozen pig as company. A young Meader boy trips in a ditch, hats drift, and snow lingers on pines. The Opera House Christmas tree arrives for Captain Clark’s annual town celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Captain Clark
Obituary notices from Altcon and Eugene deaths
Obituaries report Mrs. I F Yeater of Altcon and Mrs. B H Ko of Eugene dying after long illness. Ko, born in Goshen Ohio, lived in Altoona, Oregon, with survivor Daniel H Key Newburg and sisters Mrs Read and Mrs LE Flegal. Interment in Oregon. Also noted are M A Buchannan's Baltimore death transported to his residence for funeral at 2 30 Thursday with Dr B C Reeve officiating at Hillcrest, and Mrs Annie Buhler and John Bloom death notices. The County National Bank offers decorated coin and currency envelopes for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Yeater
B. H. Ko
Eugene
Oregon
Kopp
Goshen
Clearfield
Altoona
Third Avenue
Tno
Presbyterian Church
W. C.T. G. Worker
Daniel H. Key Newburg
Read
LE. Flegal
M. A. Buchannan
Baltimore
Buchannan
Carm Third
Pine Streets
Volek
B.C. Reeve Wilh
Hilletest
the County National Bank of Cents
Flelt
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Oal Poares
Uurkeen
Brapehary
Cearfield
Trier
Jarkeess
Puperties
Pupslurg
Spord Sjuy Lindiidays
George Underscood
Cheresree
Henguteer
Howie
Joseph A. Morris Aid
Vrackville
Mearfeld
Breger
Pispébure
Georse
Giearfel
W. Harder
Bister
Switurdar
John Prethertin
Tevahoe
Mearfield
Fr Verdes
J. J. Brookham
Beiress ‘Ter Tome
Wilfard Moore
Dubs
William Reed
Clarence Asatio
Ted Wright
University of Pittebeerg
Linnie Dotts
Logan McGarvey
Paul Watson
University of Pittsburg
Russell Kramer
Eeq
Marysville
Tenn
A. G. Kramer
Earl Gulich
Turnpike Avenue
Margaret Kyper
Niel Kook
Lidz
Diana
Thomas
Karthens
David Ganran
Philipines
Catherine Ward
Ques
Nictiy Street
Inez McLaughlin
Oscecal Mistes
Genevieve McGarvey
Zelda Kilve
Will Clearfield Friends
EL Beauseigneur
Lecontes Milly
Intsi- CC. Mart
H. Wolf
Deli Telepehoe Company
Attocna
A. James
Berwinedale
Emily Wagner
Ella Urat
Eimore
Fourth Street
Inews
Yestering
J. F. Butterworth
Miner
Decath
Thomas H. Alexander
Merchant
du- Bois
Howard Burns
Carpenter
Milton Lawhead
Lawrence
L. W. Shaffer
Pancy- Jus
B. Fisher
Burnside
Edward Huff
John Gearhart
Beuly
G. W. Bollinger
Jordan
Wm. Schucker
Brady
Ben Hughes
Decatur
Frank Rey
Clark
J. M. Postlewait
Sandy
John Greenland
Woolward
R. W. Morton
Morris
M. &. Stiffler
Hay
Traverse Surors
Nathan Lyle
Béccaria
Frank Garfin$le
Cooper
J. W. Lyte
Beccaria
R. Eb, Read
Clarence Kephart
Francis 8. Hall
Cooner
Roy Smith
Chas. Woomer
Areman
David Millard
Guy Houser
Irvonaah
G. Bloom
G. W. Barr
E. Rater
H. L. Caldwell
Curwensville
G. B. Kephart
Barber
Bigler
John Buck
J. W. Moore
Jas, Tubbs
Farmer
Ferguson
WN. G. Steward
Bradford
Jas. Tyler
Houston
McGrath
Michael
Chest
Lewis Harris
Greenwood
George Schwein
Martin
Ducket
Carwensville
J. 4
Pensel
Jas
Heaketh
John Cranney
Foster Mann
Clark Teot
Knox
Yingling
Westover
Gen Heeman
E. B. Mahaffey
Dan Jobs
Irvann
Jesse Garrison
Pike
M. L. Melivaine
F. Kane
Harry Wiley
Earnest Riddle
C. C. Caldwell
Union
Jas. Stover
Gulich
Chas. Dillon
Beccarria
Frank Kettlebarger
Henry Evans
Farge
Alfred McCracken
Sinon Peck
Dess Boring
DuBsoey
John Bush
John Ditchburn
Cherchint
von der Goltz
Emperor William
J. W. Meader
Yetsa
Harry Schucken
Cole
Nisl
Kris Kringle
Annie Buhler
R. S. Invi
Efieel
Belmar
John Bloom
Fer
Torrence
Clearfield Co
C. L. Torrence
Clearfield, PA
Ross & Woods
Chinaware
Lowney
Blankets & Hapz
Hallmark
Market St
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