County Seeks Licenses After Uncease Applications Filed
A single hunting license and three liquor license applications are filed with the Clearfield county clerk and will be acted upon at the next license court. Names include Callahan, Burns, Reed, McCracken, Wood, Scollins, Dorsey Griffith, Mahaffey, Foley, Rokoski, DuBois Hotel Co, and many others across Clearfield, Beccaria, Curwensville, and surrounding townships. Reviews proceed pending court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grethonotary of
Clearfield County
Callahan
Clearfield
Cooper
Brady
Joseph Pickering
Earfield Hotel Co
Wm. McKenzie
Houtzdale
Wm. P. McGowan
Genlywood
Morris
Soseph Burnovisky
Ramey
Chas. Boone
Bigler
Edward Viebahn
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Mhonas Johnson
Brizhin
Robt
Mahafey
DuBois
Geo
A. Sloppey
Dublin
Joe Bensinger
Veltois
Cias
A. Diety
M.T. Bowmen
D. Mary A. Leipolit Rfeld
E. T. Bird
Cleartie
Otto T. Adamitz
George P. Laver
Cossport
Lg. Strickland
Heard Neuman
Gaeper
Martin Rusnuk
Nelson King
W. Ross
Jeane E. Ricketts
Beccaria
Smith
Grampian
A. B. Manes
Karthaus
Huston
Martin Dugan
Osceola
James F. Dugan
Oxcreta
Shad Slinger
Houtzdaie
John F. Groff
Chas
J. Bierlair
John A. McCrossin
Irvona
Samuel W. Ricketts
Gulich
Mary J. McCrossin
Biglor
Wm. Hilling
Bigher
President Wilson Birthday Remembrance Amid Mourning
Washington dec 25 President Wilson marked his fifty eighth birthday receiving greetings as he and his family remain in mourning A congressman Charles E Patton visited to discuss good roads and likely talk with Governor elect Brom Sangh about reorganizing the state highways department for better roads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
Wilson
Fon
Charles E. Patton
Patton
Brom- Sangh
State Highways Department
Christmas Correspondence and Local Notices From Johnstown Area
Christmas greetings and holiday visits fill the community as families from Johnstown and nearby towns spend time with relatives in Mexico Pennsylvania Tyrone Harrisburg Philadelphia and Decatur. The piece notes travel homescomings illness and a memorial service for Joy Meyre with local affection and community ties highlighted.
Ployment for Strangers in Florida
Secretary Kester of the local branch receives a Jacksonville Florida letter urging to warn young men coming to Florida for winter work of high unemployment. The letter explains many job seekers will face hardship and asks to discourage those lacking sufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kester
M. C. Ay
Jacksonville
Florida
C. A
Iiz
W. A. Lloyd
State College Basketball At Home Tomorrow Night
The State College game will be played tomorrow evening in the Y M C A Gym. This is the second home game of the season with strong expectations for solid crowd support and a competitive showing from the team.
California Grape Protective Association presses reform plan
San Francisco December 29 The California Grape Protective Association via Attorney Theodore Bell outlines a legislative program to control liquor distribution after voters rejected a prohibition amendment. Proposals include county option with city limits, separate malt liquor licenses, prohibitions on saloon ownership by producers, midnight Sunday closing, and strict age and welfare restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Prem
San Francisco
California
Theodore Bell
Workmen's compensation discussions open in Philadelphia
A two day session of the American Association for Labor Legislation and the National Conference on Unemployment opened in Philadelphia with social workers and students in attendance. Prominent speakers including Dr. A R Seager Gov elect Brumbaugh and J S Paone discussed workmen's compensation and unemployment, with panels from Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. Also noted is the death of Henry S Melsel Sr at 88, survived by seven children, a brother and 48 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Association For Labor Legislation
National Conference On Unemployement
Organization For Advancement of Labor
A. R. Seager
Columbia University
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Joan Cell
New York
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago
Mayer Blankenburg
St. G. Valentine
Massachusetts
A. A M. Huddell
Boston
Merer Lonion
J. P. Jackson
The Law of Chance Kissam Unaired Scene at Club
A dialogue excerpt shows Jack Willing reporting his father’s state after leaving a club and May Kissam fearing a scene at home, while Temperament notes a daughter’s irascibility and potential for grand opera, with Mr Cumrow questioning her vocal talent.
Isaacs Quips On Russian Names At Sidney Bulletin
A humorous exchange notes how Russian surnames like Michalovitch Andravitch Jackovitch Stephanovitch and vitch end with a distinct sound, prompting amusement at the Sidney Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Isaacs
Michalovitch
Andravitch
Jackovitch
Stephanovitch
Vitch
Sidney Bulletin
Not an Admirer in After-Hours Horse Talk
A Washington Star snippet notes Sirs. Torkins respond to a question about a husband who loves horses. The remark implies the husband’s racehorse interest persists at home, with a line about talking of horses afterward described as dreadful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Torkins
Buteie
Washington
Star
Historic Precedent Turned On Kitchen Woes
A Washington Star quip recalls Nero and Rome to comment on a modern mishap. Mr Growcher notes the parallel as a cook plays the piano while the turkey scorches, highlighting a humorous misstep in a kitchen scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Rome
Local Laconics and Community Notes
Local column highlights rising living costs and tax woes as Dr. Dustin Star comments on paying two accountants and an attorney. Trinity M. E. church plans a banquet, a formal college-age dance is set, obituaries for John N Moore and Mrs. James Matthews, funeral for Jacob D Snake, a sleighing party for guests at Asbury Lee, revival services at Wallaceton M E church, a new initial glass at Progress, and rain affecting pedestrian safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Star
Washington Star
Jacob
Third
Pine Streets
H. Rbender
Trinity M. HE. Church
Odd Fellows
Hillcrési Cemetery
Clearti
Asbury Lee
Iler
Wallaceton M. E
Wrisher
Reynoldsville Physician Dr John W Foust Dies at Home
Dr John Wesley Foust a leading Jefferson county physician in Reynoldsville died at his home Saturday night at 9 o clock after a paralysis stroke in June. His death concludes a long career in medicine and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynoldsville
John Wesley Foust
Jefferson County
Du Bois merchant nearly killed by gasoline fumes
J A Slaugenhoupt a well known Du Bois merchant was overcome by gasoline fumes inhaled from a car engine in a garage behind Day's store on South Brady street. He collapsed and was taken to his store then home, narrowly escaping serious harm as medical help arrived and he slowly recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Slaugenhoupt
DuBois
Slaugenhoupt
South Brady Street
South Main Street
Protests Against British Action Prompt U S Note
Washington dispatches a long note to Great Britain demanding an early improvement in the treatment of American commerce by the British fleet. The message, strongest by the United States to belligerents since the war began, asks for definite information on Britain's attitude to protect American rights and deter interference with neutral trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Page
Sir Edward Grey
France
Britain
Obituary notices for Warren Emerick and Mrs Stauffer
Warren W. Emerick died in DuBois hospital Monday evening at 6 after a period of illness. He was born in Mercer county in 1872 and lived in Clearfield county for many years, survived by his wife and four children. Mrs Stauffer died at her Clear Run home Monday evening at 5:26 after years of poor health and a paralytic stroke. She was 65. Mrs Josep Lewis, sister of airs Mrs Jacob Truby, died at the Truby home in Clarion Monday morning. former DuBois resident, her husband died in 186%. Remains will be taken to DuBois on Wednesday for interment at Rumbarger Cemetery beside her husband Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treath
Joy Meyre
D. T. Meyer
Decatur Tewnship
Jim Town
Ore
Ownelip
Meadville College
Dear
Wether
Fred
Decatur Town
Ray. C
Epra
Warren W. Emerick
DuBois Hospital
Mercer County
Clearfield County
Mary
Stauffer
Clear Run
Josep Lewis
Airs
Jacob Truby
Truby
Clarion
DuBois
Rumbarger
Kansas Farmers in Annual Meeting at State Institute
Hundreds of Kansas farmers and sons gathered in Manhattan for the annual Farmers Institute at the Agricultural College. Lectures and demonstrations by authorities accompany meetings of Hog Breeders Crop Improvement Poultry Dairy Horse Breeders Horticulturists and Sheep Breeders with prizes to be awarded during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
State Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural College
Hog Breeders’ Association
Crop Improvement Association
Poultry Federation
Diary Producers Association
Street Car Company Treats 2500 Children At Christmas Festival
By United Press Washington Dec 29. Twenty five hundred children of employees of a local street railway will be guests tonight of the company at a Christmas festival. The company will provide free transportation and a Christmas tree with gifts for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morey Begets Money for Agricultural Work
State College reports the Smith Lever act will demand at least 105000 dollars from the next Pennsylvania assembly to fund agricultural extension. The act allocates federal funds to land grant colleges for extension work. current year state allotments are 10000 dollars each, with gradual increases to 4100000 dollars and beyond. The Pennsylvania rural population justifies the large share, as officials outline the program and future funding trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania
M. §. McDowell
Pennsylvania State College of Agriculture
Filipino Uprising Prat Soon Embed at Mara
Manila reports 29 Filipinos arrested on sedition charges after an abortive uprising in Manila and surrounding areas on Thursday night. Army sources say a general warning warned officers of about 10,000 Filipinos in Manila prepared for attacks on Fort Santiago Cuartel Espana Cuartel Infanteria and the medical department. Police and constabulary dispersed gatherings in Bagumbayan Paco Navotas Malabon. In Caloocan American sailors seized chairs amid a gathering, using them as weapons, injuring several Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cers
Fort Santiago
Cuartel Espana
Cuartel Infanteria
Constabulary
Bagumbayan
Paco
Navotas
Malabon
Caloocan
Consul Silliman Accused of Bribery in Mexico
Washington reports Villa Zapata faction in Mexico City charged Consul Silliman with taking a 500000 peso bribe to influence releases linked to Gen Iturbide. Silliman, Wilson’s representative, calls the accusation unworthy of denial and says he notified the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Villa Zapata
Mexico
Zapata
Mexico City
Palafox
Consul Silliman
Silliman
Wilson
Paroled Girls Make 6000 Wives
Sauk Center Minnesota December 29 United Press report quotes Ralph W Wheelock of the state board of control noting marriages deplete the Sauk Center home school. He says the home paroled girls are placed in good homes become good housekeepers and after marriage these former state charges make good wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sauk
Minn
Sauk Center
Ralph W. Wheelock
State Board of Control
Real Estate Transfers in Curwensville and Nearby
Transfers include S Dorsey Griffith to J P Irwin for land in Curwensville at 1 dollar, J P Irwin to Frank B Sarvey for Curwensville land at 700 dollars, Adivin S Watson to H F Cowder for Clearfeld land at 350 dollars, James Rowbottom to Catherine Pentz for Sandy land at 1 dollar, Robert Jackson to Chest Doer for Decatur land at 85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dorsey Griffith
P. Irwin
Curwensville
John P. Irwin
Frank B. Sarvey
Adivin S. Watson
H. F. Cowder
Clearfeld
James Rowbottom
Cathering Pentz
Sandy
Robert Jackson
Chest Doer
Decatur
Also Mentioned on This Page
This County
Edward and Frank Koessner
John W. White
T. S. Gleason
McCarthy and McCann
Oserola
Weaver
Test
Benj. Alexander
John McDowell
A. J. Harbor
J. E. Daily
D. E. Chaplin
E. L. Rea
Knox
John
Joseph Curier
Oscrola
Patrick Egan
James F. Dunn
Fox and Shuttleworth
Meal
Steteler
Carson
Dailey
Boyle
D. Schwein Co
Emil Alson
H. Shakespere
Coalport
Daniel A. Little
Hill and
Parama
Crago
Walsh
Patrick McCartney
James Guffey
Brown and Kenney
Woodland
Frank Flynn
Mahaffey
Barry Vincenti
Johnstown
C. A. Rickenbuugh
Eld
Alice Buffington
Harrisburg
Loke
Tyrone
Harry Brown
Lillian, Mills
Son Theodore of
Braddock
J E. Kolbueschirg
Thos. Russell
Altoona
Elbridge Brown
Pittsburg University
Paul Edwards
Conway Hall
Raymond Witchey
Burkosll
William McLarren
New York City
Chas. Hexter
George Shaffer
Hoa
E. A. Hall
Greece
Italy
Illyrian
Alice Meynell
Harry
Citron
Tad
Maive
Mou
KCK
Workwen
Portage
H. J. Belsel
Bellman
Henry S. Melsel
Mr. Helsel
Payton
Parker
Trinity M. H. Churching
Dimeling
John N. Moore
Chester Hill
Bor
England
James Matthews
Hawk Ran
Kansas Farmers IN Annual Meeting
United Pro
Street Car Company
Good TO Children
United Precey
Morey
Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Alice
Betty
Boston Transcript
Helen
Homoristicke
Listy
Prague
Prat
Mara
Utah
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!