Busy readers note Jun 4 gatherings and visits in Clearfield
Since Our Last issue lists Miss Jean Cole as a guest of Du Bois friends Miss Elizabeth Dutton visiting Philipsburg friends and numerous social visits around Clearfield including J Waugh planning a new house Mrs Harry Clarey and Dr H W Buckingham among attendees Miss Maud McDevitt visiting Miss Lula McDevitt and many arrivals and departures across Grampian Mahaffey DuBois Philipsburg and surrounding towns with dances picnics and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cole
du Bois Friends
Elizabeth Dutton
Philipsburg
J. Waugh
Clearfield
Harry Clarey
Grampian
Chantanous
H. W. Buckingham
Mahaffey
Cora Walker
Chautanqua
J. Currier
J. A. Miller
Closrfield
Maud McDevitt
Grarr
Lula McDevitt
Linden Street
Local visitors and residents tally in Clearfield area
Saturday July 11 1914 reports many individuals conducting business or visiting in Clearfield and nearby towns. Names include Bob Moore Eli Bile Hattie Shope Forrest Hatfield Howard Hale J N McCord William Rumbarger Mrs J M Weaver W H Cored Vera Ogden Grace Connelly Ross Bagatel and others with travel and local calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Moore
Philipsburg
Eli Bile
Clearfield
Miss Hattie Shope
Odessa
Forrest Hatfield
Warsaw
N. Y
Howard H. Hale
Osceola
J.N. McCord
Berwinsdale
William E. Rumbarger
Small Town Notes From Clearfield Area Busy with Visits
Monday, July 13, 1914 reports Cyrus Wilson of Woodland in Clearfield, several guests and visitors at local homes. Miss Gussie Craft spent Sunday with friends at Boardman, Miss Elizabeth Bowman from DuBois visited Miss Helen Ogden, and John Pentz of DuBois socialized in Clearfield. Visitors include Miss Margarite Viames from Pittsburgh, E. E. Hooven and wife from Holloway Ohio, and Miss Wava Kiare from Clarion. Mrs Ed Ross of Mahaffey underwent an operation at Clearfield hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Smith and son Charles drove to Grampian for a day trip. Allen Pentz of Grampian visited Truman Kester. Miss Roth Clark returned from Philipsburg. Frank Kennard of Roanoke Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kennard. Frank Kittleberger was taken to hospital with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bock and Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sparl
Third Street
Brockville
Mary Elizabeth Etzweiler
Harrisburg
E. E. Lindamuth
Old Town Road
W. J. Bentz
Boston
Mass
West Side
J. S. Kelso
Jean
John
R. G. Ross
West Market Street
George Snoke
Philadelphia
Lemel Snoke
Locust Street
Helen Fisher
Clearfield Hospital
Frances
Susan Porter
Richmond
Clearfield
Elizabeth Reed
Cyrus Wilson
Woodland
Gussie Craft
Boardman
Elizabeth Bowman
DuBois
Helen Ogden
E. E. Hooven
Holloway
Ohio
Wava Kiare
Clarion
Ed. Ross
Mahaffey
Earle Smith
Charles
Grampian
Allen Pentz
Truman Kester
Miss Roth Clark
Nichols Street
Philipsburg
Frank Kennard
Roanoke
John B. Kennard
Walnut Street
Frank Kittleberger
Richard Barrett
Bloomsburg
Thomas A. Pride
Smithmill
C. F. Flegal
Goshen
George McCullough
Boyd
Oregon
R. M. Reed
Register and Recorder
John Hazel
Priscilla
Morrisdale
Charles Bangert
Court House
David Bailey
William Vipond
Montana
Vipond
Jennie Carlson
Daisy Street
S. V. Wilson
Harold Wilson
Elfen Bow
Louise Wright
Agnes Weaver
Levis
Gertrude
Aloysius Beauseigneur
Lecontes Mills
Bertha Foster
Streator
Selvy Hoover
Hyde City
S. A. Croyle
Rev
MC. Kintenflegal
Lumber City
C. J. Butler
W. A. Butler
Pine Street
Cherry Tree
Dallas Guppy
Clearfield Memorial Hospital
Local Briefs From Clearfield Area Observed Week of July 14 1914
Tuesday notes list residents visiting relatives and others traveling through or staying in nearby towns including Bloomsburg Smithmill DuBois Morrisdale Lecontes Mills and Goshen. Scheduled activities mention hospital admissions road calls and trips to Oregon Montana and Colorado with several motor visits and family gatherings.
Visiting kin and friends in Clearfield area
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Eckbert are visiting relatives in DuBois. M. E. Ranet, editor of the Barnesboro Star, and his wife are guests at the home of Mrs. Eunice Kline on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leipold
Sexonville
B. KE. Léiepold
Market Birect
Charles R. Eckbert
DuBois
M. E. Ranet
Barnesboro Star
Eunice Kline
Fifth Street
Woodland and nearby residents visit town on July 15 1914
On Wednesday July 15 1914 local residents visit relatives in Phillipsburg Arch Springs Reedsville and Osceola with many guests and callers from DuBois Philipsburg Jersey Shore and Philadelphia Mrs Falconer Mrs Fast Miss Ruth Clark Miss Elizabeth Bowman Miss Florence Beckley Abe Harrison Miss Fay Dillon Abe Jacobson and others are noted attending to social and official duties in Sandy Osceola and Clearfield areas along with trips to Hyde City Asbury Park and Pennsylvanian towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falconer
Woodland
John J. Kassonf
DuBois
C. Fast
LeContes Mills
Ruth Clark
Philipsburg
Julia Test
Elizabeth Bowman
Helen Ogden
Mary Cram
Jane Hagerty
Arch Springs
Florence Beckley
Salladasburg
Clearfield
Nora Shade
Nel Ryan
Jersey Shore
Arthur Littler
Philadelphia
E. C. Belcher
Barnesboro
Dimeling
Margaret Henderson
Harry Scholl
Fay Dillon
Chicago
Sandy Township
Alice Truby
Brookville
A. L. Cole
Grace
DuBsis
Local residents noted in Clearfield region social and business activity
On Thursday July 16 1914 ill James Young at West Side. Frank and Mrs Harris in Philipsburg. H G Gates Curwensville on town business. Miss Rebecca Glacier Baltimore visiting Clearfield relatives. James Walch Morrisdale in town for business. Mr and Mrs H H Flagg Du Bois guests at the Dimeling. Mrs Joseph Hummel Woodland spending day at the state dispensary. Mrs S M M Bickford Curwenville shopping in Clearfield. W R Wilthide Johnstown attended to business in Clearfield. Miss Elizabeth Stage Market Street returned from Pittsburgh. Miss Flora Cathcart Ogden Avenue vacationing in Wilkinsburg. Mrs E W Lawson and Mrs A Gardiner Buffalo guests at the Dimeling. James M Davidson Lincoln Place Allegheny county visiting this week. Misser Stock Second Street returned from two weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Shore
William M. Cook
Crumplen
W. Va
Richard Cook
Cherry Street
Irene Beauseigner
Lecond Mills
Catherine Rammery
Glen Hope
Cooper
Reedsville
Robert J. Maxwell
Pine Street
Helen and
Mary Stevenson
Yonkers, N. H
Hiram Souders
Mineral Springs
Anna Demmitt
Milwaukee
Robert Derrick
Ella
Bradford
Mary Rogers
Gertrude Bill
West Front Street
Danville
Will L. Cardon
Boston
Mass
W. C. Cardon
A. B. Harvey
Williamsport
J. E.harvey
Fifth Street
Grace Metcalf
Park Avenue
Denver
Col
James Young
Frank Harris
Philipsburg
H. G. Gates
Curwensville
Rebecca Glacier
Baltimore
Clearfield
James Walch
Morrisdale
H. H. Flagg
du Bois
Joseph Hummel
Woodland
S. MM. Bickford
Curwena~ville
W. R. Wilthide
Johnstown
Elizabeth Stage
Market Street
Pittsburgh
Flora Cathcart
Ogden Avenue
Wilkinsburg
E. W Lawson
Mra A. Gardiner
Buffalo
James M. Davidson
Lincoln Place
Allegheny County
Misser Stock
Second Street
Clarksburg
Gertrude Daugherty
Fourth Street
Luthersburg
Ella Drew
Butler
Paul Kline
Count Bloom
Edna
Bridget O’ Boyle
Dixonville
Altoona
George G. Michaels
Larose
Court House
Carrie McGaughey
Second St
New York
Chautauqua
Ruth McDowell
Add
Knight
Florence Wilson
Anna Bell
Blanche
Rochester
N. J. Mecklem
Notable Local Moves And Visits Across Town
Clarksburg residents attend racing events and depart for vacations in Luthersburg Butler Dixonville Altoona Curwensville and Coudersport. Mrs McGaughey plans a New York motor trip with Chautauqua stay. Several visitors from DuBois Rochester and Williamsport stay with local hosts and family relatives.
Local visitors and guests from numerous towns include Wail and Wall
Grampian and Curwenville residents plus guests from Bellefonte Salem Windser Kane and New York visited Clearfield area. Several locals and relatives hosted or visited over the weekend including Misses Hoover Raferty Rishel Averill and McGarvey with social calls in DuBois St Marys and Curry Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilwyn Wail
Cur
Wensville
John Cleavers
Ads Wall
Bellefonte
R. F.D. Carrier Spencer
Roy Spencer
Warner Chelgren
Ernestine
Mabel Rafferty
Windser
Fred Spencer
DuBois
Kathleen Maurey
Woodland
Frances Rishel
Railroad
C. N. Wiglesworth
Leroy Hoover
Curwenavill
Illinois
James Curry
Well Curry
Curry Ray
Alice
Florence Averill
H. J. Russell
Clearfield
Margaret McGarvey
New York
Frank Reed
Kane
C. R. Freeman
Dean
G. W. Wood
J. W. Scearman
Sarah Catherine
Ramey
Their Short Liberty Turned to Capture in Centre County
Pasquale Cammilio aged 23 of McKean county and John Barr aged 23 of Bradford escaped from a Center county penitentiary camp Sunday night. Regulators chased them about sixteen miles from Bellefonte and jailed them at the Bellefonte lockup. Cammilio had been sentenced October 6, 1911 to four to seven years for assault with intent to kill. Barr was sentenced October 16, 1913 to two to three years for entering a building to commit a felony in Allegheny county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Cam- Mille
McKean County
John Barr
Brad Flock
State
Center County
Bellefonte
Cammilio
Blair
Allegheny County
Candidate unclear on liquor question faces defeat
A political race ends with the candidate failing to articulate a clear stance on liquor policy. Voters respond by backing the opponent, signaling a rejection of indecision and prompting defeat at the polls.
Roosevelt Strengthens Pennsylvania Push Against Penrose
Excerpts from Theodore Roosevelt’s Pittsburgh speech praise the Pennsylvania campaign and denounce Senator Penrose. The Pittsburgh Leader lauds Roosevelt’s health and resolve, censors Penrose as corrupt, and argues Western Pennsylvania and the state unite to remove Penrose’s influence and restore progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgtrand
Ria
Penrose
Chicago
Pearcee
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Judag Keariet
Oliver
Leader
Standard Oil
Pennsylvania
Penrcesiem
Progressive Party
Pennsylvenia
Barnes
Roamene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearfield Weekly Progress
J. W. Reese
Karthaus
Marie Fleisher
Lock Haven
Bartley
Floyd G. Patterson
Dimerling
Guppy
Dallis Supps
Ruth Wrigley
George Dimeling
Ada Gearhart
Blue Ball
Oscar Gearhart
West Fifth Avenue
Frank Snowden
Beaver Falls
H. G. McGonigal
Mrs. Boalich
Thomas
Harold
Donald
Alta McCracken
Mrs. Spackman
Ming Betty Walden
New York City
Nancy Miller
West Front Streel
A. ©. Patton
Edith Patton
Alexander Patton
Terrace Villa
Harry Bock
Estellan Bock
Anna Shoff
Roxzs Edgate
Philipsburgh
Anna Wrigley
West Clearfield
Miss Cassel
Cornell University
Ben Sykes
Mary Turner
Tyrone
Sykes
Mabel Sylcox
St. Clair
Thomas Johnson
Brisbin
Samuel Golby
Frances Johnson
Harriet Weaver
Minnie Snake
Loretta
William Reiley
Milo Lawhead
Pleasant Grove
Salome Davis
York
Davis
Gulich Avenue
Walter Welch
Madeline
Albert
Alex. Bailey
James Redding
M. J. Kelly
Jean Smith
Katherine Fannin
F. D. Leipold
Blue Juniata
Miflin
Catherine Berry
Sara Ward
Barnett
Leonardson's
Pat Murphy
Allen Hile
Lee Sunderland
Bilger’s Rocks
John Pentz
W. C. Pentz
Frank Shaw
Carol
Mrs. Beaver
Inez McLaughlin
Ira McCloskey
Sadie Belle
Bertie Harrison
L. Shapiro
Grace Phelan
Ponxsuta
L. H. Smith
Kerrmoor
Doris Hammel
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