France Leads With Just Cause, LaFayette Kin Says
Marquis de Carambrun, LaFayette’s great grandson, writes United Press that France relies on justice and American sympathy rather than propaganda. He recalls France’s support for American independence and argues Americans favor liberty, law, and right over brutal warfare.
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United Press
America
United States
France
la Fayette
Ernest
Aries
Rhrode A Dante
Neighbors Blue Ball Shower Honors Ammermans
A reception and miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wester D. Little in Blue Ball honored Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ammerman whose marriage was noted last week. Over seventy guests attended bringing many gifts and a late night lunch was served. Out of town guests included Mrs. Chas. Housted Ruth Spencer May Spencer Edna and Alma McCracken and Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Poulson. Woodland's Lois Goss is ill. A visiting sermon is expected at Spring Gailey church by Rev. J. G. Maines Wednesday evening.
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Wester D. Little
Blue Ball
Frank Ammerman
Chas. Housted
Ruth
Mansfield, O
May Spencer
Mt. Pleasant
Edna
Alma McCracken
Pine Grove
C. B. Poulson
Wallaceton
Woodland
John Lumadue
Iittle
Lois Goss
Hye Goss
Wells
Spring Gailey
J. G. Maines
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
A series of land transfers are recorded including Mary M Ridgeon to Michael Antel in Woodward two for 150 dollars and Mahoning Coal Co to Frank G St Clair in Brady for 1.0. The listings name numerous grantors and grantees such as Knepp to Clyde EB Shirl ey Conklin in Bradford township and James W Spangler to Beccaria Inp for school board land in Beccaria with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Ridgeon
Michael Antel
Woodward Two
Jeptha V. Knepp
Clyde
EB. Shirley
Bradford
R. E. Shaw
Sarah
Conklin
Lawrence
Susan Couley
A. I. Neff
Caroline C. Fryhercer
Emma Wolfe
Guelich
J. J. McNerney
Jand I DuBoisbero
James W. Spangler
Beccaria
Ritanning Cas! Co
Ether Stock
Guelich Township
Lagra Hununel
Horatio Woodside
Ted Lownshin
Hovis Martin Kaposta
Catherine Kaposta
Rameyboro
Anita McNaims
Charles McNulty
Mefiris
George
Colley
Fred & Rowe
DuBois
D. & Krebs
Guy E. Conrath
Ms. SG
Henry B. Denny
Houtz
Hoynaes
Charles Mattson Wr. Lovell
Winburne Stan
James Rowley
J. M. Davie
Sandy Township
Mahoning Coal Co
Frank G. St. Clair
Brady
George John Kolher
John Papy
Becearia Township
Cake and Food Sale By Lutheran Class No 4
The young ladies of Class No 4 of the Lutheran Sunday school will hold a cake and food sale in the rooms of the Penn Public Service Company on Saturday afternoon July 2 beginning at 2 20 p m. A D Gosid’s names appear in the notice.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Holt
Penn Public Service Company
Community notes from Tyler and nearby towns
A Sunday ball game drew many spectators at St Marys including Dr. Vosburg R Mc Laughlin and B J Browell with friends Mrs G H Langster and Mrs Thos Browell from near Scranton visiting B J Browell. W H Rhine did business in DuBois. Mrs David Thomas’s children in Weedville celebrated her 52nd birthday with a woodland dinner. Irvin L Neff’s summer school closed James Flynn rented the Hollabaugh farm near Penfield. Wm Benton plans an addition and hardware stock for his candy store. Dr H A Vosburg drove to DuBois Monday. The DuBois Salvation Army held service at the schoolhouse Saturday to a large crowd. Frank Gilliland of Cl earfield a county commissioner candidate visited voters Monday. Joe Spotts of Penfield joined the Tyler store staff. The tenure club claims a top court in the state. Many teachers prepare for Penfield exam. Houston township school board plans a new Laurel Street schoolhouse and expanding Mountain Run classrooms to stop students walking to Penfield. Mrs H B Lowell of Penfield visited Mrs Sam Moorhouse Sunday. Miss May Harper visited A J McLeod early week. Huston auditors meet Monday at the election house and will adjourn due to holiday. Mrs Margaret Corle, long employed in DuBois, spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys
Dr. Vosburg
R. McLaughlin
B. J. Browell
G. H.langster
Thos. Browell
Scranton
B. J.browell’s
W. H. Rhine
DuBois
David Thomas
Weedville
Irvin L. Neff
James Flynn
Hollabaugh
Penfield
Wm. Benton
H. A. Vosburg
Salvation Anny of
Huston Township
Margaret Corle
Salem Young People and Strawberry Festival Report
Long fragmentary notes recount John Butler Isaac Butler Willard Ray Sheridan Pearl Lumuaduc and Violet Falkner at Salem Young People meeting last Thursday. Attendees at Strawberry festival include Harry Goss Lizzie Ailee Haines Burton and John Davis families. several others traveled to Stoneville Clearfield Woodland and Lowadu e.
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John Butler
Isaac Butler
Salem
Willard Goss
Ray Goss
Sheridan Wisor
Pearl Lumuaduc
John Falkner
John McNulty
Fly
Violet Falkner
Harry Goss
Lizzie
Ailee Haines
Burton Davis
Woodland
Clearfield
Harry Butler
Carl
Mary
Samuel Butler
Eva Dixon
Stoneville
Isaae Butler
Gilbert Butler
Jeanette
Lena Wisor
Guard
Fred Butler
Ord Dixon
Pearl Parks
Frank Stone
Margaret
John Lowadue
Wis
Mt Zion services note attendance and local events
Olanta residents report a well attended Mt Zion Sunday night service. A new daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Chas Norman Saturday morning. Mt Zion Indians lost two games at home on Saturday. Local mines and Moshannon Colliery remain shut. Festival on planta grounds Wednesday evening June 89th will host a benefit for the ball team. Notable visits include Miss Woods and OW Stott with Clifford Bach on a motor trip through Beever Valley and Sandy Ridge. Ray Klinger visited Ansonville. J Ewing returned from Janesville. Mr and Mrs Platt of Philadelphia visited Mrs W B Dunlap near Olanta.
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Mt. Zion
Chas
Norman
C. T. Tobias
Clearfield
Mt- Zion
AL Stott
Clifford Bach
Beever Valley
Sandy Ridge
Ray Klinger
Ansonville
J Senday
Jas. Ewing
Janesville
Funeral services held for Mrs Agnes Rhodes in Osceola Mills
Funeral services for Agnes Rhodes wife of Samuel I. Rhodes were conducted at her residence by Rev S T Lewis who praised her devotion to her husband and Christian character. Surviving siblings include J R Dewitt Lock Haven Levi P Dewitt Cleveland and Mrs Samuel Stonebreaker Philipsburg. Open-air Y M C A devotional meetings continued in the public square drawing large crowds as summer attendance grows.
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Agnes Rhodes
Samuel I. Rhodes
S. T. Lewis
J. R. Dewitt
Lock Haven
Levi P. Dewitt
Cleveland
Samuel Stonebreaker
Philipsburg
C. B. Poulson
Wallaceton
Prof. Nelson
Williamsport
Michigan
W. V. Cowfer
Clearfield Hospital
W. P. Whitney
House Foundation Laid at Plymptonville by Clearfield RFD No 2
Elmer Zimmerman has laid foundations for a handsome comilla d house in Plymptonville. The crop report notes hail last Tuesday and a need for rain. Street Supervisor Graham scoffs at Stinky run's odor. A woman’s sex was mocked as revealed by two boys cherry picking. Farmers busy sowing buck Wheat, berries, clover and corn plowing. Preaching at Montgomery schoolhouse by Rev E V Brown every other Sunday at 10 a.m. James Knight and Dave Mann attended. Mrs J E Gearhart of Hel s Street broke an arm while tending two bird cages, falling to the floor. Subscribe for the Progress.
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Elmer Zimmerman
Plymptonville
Graham
Stinky
Burrough
Mortgomery School House
E. V. Brown
James Knight
Dave Mann
Safe and sane Fourth of July urged to curb fires
July Fourth S2e and Sane Eke Fourth of July is a day of patriotic rejoicing turned into fear due to fireworks. Urges moderation, safety, and public displays under control, warning of severe fire and injury risks and advising emergency readiness and adult supervision.
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Portland
Maine
Pittsburg
United States
Daniels Seeks Self Supporting Navy and New Battleships
Secretary Daniels envisions a self supporting navy capable of building its own battleships torpedo boats submarines and armor and powder supplies. He argues this would cut private price pressures reduce congressional appropriations and reveal true costs. He plans to expand powder and projectile plants and build a new dreadnought at League Navy Yard Philadelphia.
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Bond P. Geddes
United Press
Washington, D.C
Daniels
Heelieves
Congress
Navy
Ney
Indian Head
Potomac River
Washington
Newport
League Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
Texas
Arizona
California
Brooklyn Yard
Navy Yards
President Wilson Narrow Escape In Automobile
Windsor Vermont June 20 President Wilson had a narrow escape when his car turned a sharp bend and skidded into a ditch to avoid two heavily loaded lumber wagons. The mishap occurred without injury or serious damage to the presidential vehicle.
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Windsor
Vermont
Wilson
Rex
Rowland Leads White Sox With Tact and Speed
A Chicago press feature portrays Clarence Rowland as a tactful leader guiding the American League White Sox. It notes his skill in handling players, blending tough discipline with diplomatic motivation to spark rivalries and performance, likening his impact to Stallings’ Braves success and praising his eye for the right man to bluff or bolster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Yoder
Chicago
Lil
Clarence Row
Rowland
Speed
White Sox
Chicago American
Jimmy Gullahan
George Stallings
Braves
Stallings
Heavy Entries for Big July Third Celebration
Track events fill the July 3 celebration with eighty entries to date across seven events and as many as nine entrants per event. Four out-of-town contestants travel from Coalport Oshanter Fulton tunnels, two of them. The two-mile race is canceled and entries may shift to remaining events. Intermissions occur between events as Asbury Lee Sr. starts all dashes and Clarke Boyer handles meet management. no judges chosen yet.
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Coalport
Oshanter
Fultons' Tunnel
Asbury Lee, Sr
Clarke Boyer
Exposition Trip by Shivery and Young Across the Continent
Kenneth Shivery and William Young depart by Big and Penns railroad for a continental tour to attend the American Exposition and a six week government training camp in San Francisco starting July 15. They travel via New Orleans El Paso and plan to visit Victoriano Huerta. They return via Salt Lake City and Denver with Shivery hoping to see his visiting parents.
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Kenneth Shivery
William Young
Big, & P
America
Government
San Francisco
Shivery
University of Pennsylvania
Young
Bee
State College
New Orleans
el Paso
Victoriano Huerta
Salt Lake City
Denver
West
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Germany
LaFayette
Marquis
William Philip Simms
Paris
Marquis de Carambrum
Committee of Foreign Affairs
General LaFayette
George Washington
Atlantic
the Marquis
Margaret Rives Nichols
Bellamy Storer
Cincinnati
SY the Marquis DE Cham
Brun
Abraham Lincoln
Tyler
Olanta
Platt
Osceola Mills
Clearfield Rfd
J. E. Gearhart
Hels Street
Make
Sane
Bene
Clarence Rowland
Jian
Pacific Coast
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