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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1914

Page

5

Busy readers note on shuttling visitors in Clearfield town

A column lists residents and guests visiting Clearfield and nearby towns. Names include A L Cole DuBois Margarite Butler Lathershore Mrs Blake Fulton Clearfield Ky Ashley McDowell Carwens Miss Caroline Stott Philipsburg Frank Bilgr Albert Hinkle Mrs James McBlane State College Charles Strong Ansonville Edgar Long Curwenaville Miss Emma Braucker Curwensville Miss Zoe Bell Florida Miss Lysle Cooper Fifth Street etc. The item tracks social calls, visits, shopping trips, and travel between Clearfield and surrounding communities.

Ansonville Edgar Long Curwenaville Clearfield Emma Braucker Curwensville Mary Zelda Hautch Cherry Tree Zoe Bell Florida Lysle Cooper Fifth Street Lillian Evans H. A. Reed DuBois Lewis Bailey Ralph Hess Fourth Street Eloise Buck Unionville Nancy Miller West Front Street Myre George R. Bigher H. A. Moore Sara Eckley Bellefonte Liddie Rhodes Helen Bailey Zoe Whitmarsh

Local Social Notes From Du Bois and Nearby

Saturday July 18 1914 report from Du Bois mentions I V Hepburn visiting res tanday and Mrs Fred Reed hosting a luncheon. Miss Jean Cole visits Du Bois friends as Jack Lovett of Altoons previously noted in the same column.

Jean Cole DuBois Jack Lovett Altoons

Local residents visit friends across Clearfield area

July 20 1914 notes list numerous visits and hosting across Tyrone Grampian Philipsburg Clearfield Olanta Curwensville Du Bois Altoona Indiana New Castle Trenton and other nearby towns. Names include Eleanor Lewis Vera Spencer Caroline Stott Margaret Row Gladys Eckley Mabel Shoff Olive Beers Catherine Berry Eva Ward Laura Bailey Edna Daugherty and others with movements to Butler Ridgway McGees Mills and Roanoke.

Eleanor Lewis Tyrone Vera Spencer Grampian Clearfield Caroline Stott Philipsburg Margaret Row South Second Street Gladys Eckley Stanley Chase Jersey Shore Oran Frank Harry Clarey Mabel Shoff Ogden Avenue Olanta Olive Beers West Third’ Street LE. Weber and Daughters du Bois Gillingham Frank Mosebarger Fourth Street Carrie Hampton Johnstown Laura Bailey West Fifth Street R. M. Reed West Market Street Butler Maud Steward Ben Sykes Blair Sykes Ridgway William Leech Frederick Clark Curwensville D. W. Boyer Raymill Martin Fulington Rex Montgomery Leitzinger New Decorator DuBois George Peed New Castle Ind Clair Davis Gulich Avenue Margaret Virginia Flegal Indiana H. J. Flegal

Local visitors share time in Clearfield area

Amara Neyhart and daughter Miss Mabel of Burlington Kansas toured the eastern states and visited Clearfield today as guests of Alva Neyhart and Mrs J R Bixler on Pine street. R E Johnson manager of the Clearfield Progressive Publishing Co spent weekend in Paottsville Reading and Harrisburg handling company business. The woman is visiting her mother and will stay two weeks.

R. E. Johnson Clearfield

Local social notices from Clearfield vicinity dated July 21 1914

Names of residents visiting relatives, traveling between towns, and attending events around Clearfield. Mentions include Lela Bloom Catherine Davis J. T. Lucas W. B. Potter and many others from Curwensville Philipsburg DuBois Gulich Avenue Grampian Altoona Williamsport and Pittsburgh with notes on visits dinners reunions and travels and a Bell Telephone manager’s vacation return.

J.T. Lucas Moshannon Lela Bloom Curwensyville B. M. Sutton DuBois Catherine Davis Gulich Avenue Woodland W. B. Potter Karthaus Court House W. J. Hines DuBois Journal Clearfield E. CG. Davis Davis Grampian Albert Bigler William Bigler Philipsburg Helen Johnson Third St W. H. Williams Pittsburgh Leslie Shaw Goshen Levis Read West Front Street Harry Shafer Orvis Johnson William Gailey Tack Lovitt Altoona C. E. Boover Catherine Locust Street Olanta H. A Reed Clearfield County

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notices From Clearfield Area

Wednesday July 22 1914 reports Mrs B E Clerk spending the day in Wallaceton Dan Irwin of Curwensville was in Clearfield yesterday J J Horton visited Philipsburg Monday evening Joseph Poggianna of Indianapolis Ind is in Clearfield this week Malcolm McFarland of Philipsburg had business in town yesterday Edgar Stage returned from the hospital much improved Mrs Logan Pierce of Greensburg is visiting relatives here this week Mr and Mrs R E Sands of

B. E. Clerk Wallaceton Dan Irwin Curwensville Clearfield J. J. Horton Philipsburg Joseph Poggianna Indianapolis Ind Malcom McFarland Edgar Stage Logan Pierce Greensburg R. E. Sands Cherry ‘Street Sands Honesdale Charles Pentz Grampian Ruth McDowell Anna Duke Third Street Mineral Springs William Evans Bigler Avenue Ramey Gertrude Conklin Kenosha Wis Phyliss Lewis Panxsutawney Ee Sam Bickford, Sr Lock Haven Mineral Spring Scott McKelvy Fifth Street Baltimore Elizabeth McBlaine Market Street Maud Pletcher South Second Street Brady F. D. VanOradale DuBois Rowland Merrel Jeannette E. E. Orentz Pine Street Pittsburgh Ellen Ward Shannon Frank Mosebarger Turnpike Avenue Edgar Bumgardner Russel Glen Richey Lasie Spencer Ralph Scott

Vacation Guests and Local Visits Create Busy Clearfield Day

A flurry of visitors and day trips fills Clearfield with social activity. Miss Ruth McDowell visits from Curwensville as Charles Pentz and others stop by. many residents travel to Philipsburg, Curwensville, and Pittsburgh for relatives, reunions, and conventions, while local hosts welcome guests from Butler, Jersey Shore, and beyond.

Community notices from Curwensville area dated July 23 1914

Thursday July 23 1914 items list guests and visits across nearby towns. Miss Gene Cole guests Jersey Shore Miss Lillian Lee guests Philipsburg Ada Senser Reed Street Curwensville visitors Miss Clara Miller Grampian Clearfield Mrs Frank Smith Clearfield guests Curwenaville Mrs Dickinson visiting with daughter at her home.

Gene Cole du Bois Fred Young Jersey Shore H. C. Schilten Punxsutawney Lillian Lee Philipsburg Isa Elizabeth Toot Reed Street Curvensville A. I. Colé Ben Hess Williansport Clearfield Suss Ada Senser Fritz Clark William Leech Curvensvillé Clara Miller Grampian

Inspectors Planned Tour of Cambria County Lines

Tomorrow at 9 o clock two gentlemen leave Clearfield for a two day tour to inspect the Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone company lines and property in Cambria county. They will visit all local towns served by the H and C company and later attend a gathering at St Benedict hosted by Rembrandt Peale with guests from Ebensburg Patton Johnstown Cresson and other towns.

Clearfield Cambria County Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company Cambria H. & C. Company Ebensburo Patton Johnstown Cresson Rembrandt Peale St. Benedict Ot Benedict T. J. Lee Philipsburg James H. Allport Banesboro

Mrs Troutman Of Clearfield Aged Resident Passes Away

Mrs Margaret Troutman Clearfield's oldest resident dies after years of illness at her Cherry Street home She was born January 5 1831 and married John Troutman Funeral held Monday at her residence with interment in the old cemetery at Bellefont The Trinity church Dre H R Bender oversaw the services and friends remember her patient Christian fortitude

Margaret Old Dre H. R. Bender Trinity Church Troutman Clearfield Womi

Marriage Licenses Issued At Niagara Falls

Special to the Progress Buffalo July 22 license issued to William E Heverling and Ada V Young both of Clearfield. Also license to Alpha Gar of Big Run Jefferson county. Both couples on their wedding trip.

Buffalo Niagara Falls William E. Heverling Clearfield Thomas St .Clearfield Miss Alpha Gar Big Run Jefferson County

Wisor Family News and Local Happenings

Mrs Lottie Wisor remains on the sick list while Jess Wisor greeted friends at a Saturday gathering. John Wisor boasts about the best corn field. Frank Dixon smiles at news of his grandpa. Miss Vada Shovestul visits sister Lottie Wisor for a few weeks. Ray and Joe Wisor take pride in rising rabbit numbers. John Stone visited George Wisor last week.

Lottie Wisor Jess Wisor John Wisor Frank Dixon Vada Shovestul Ray and Joe’ Wisor John Stone George Wisor

Arrest in DuBois Highlights Robbery Case

Lester Andrews a colored man was arrested in DuBois Tuesday evening on the charge of entering a house for robbery. Two Clearfield colored men were picked up on suspicion but released after proving they were not involved.

DuBois Lester Andrews Clearfield Andrews

No Street Cars In Clearfield Surprises Rider

A woman de train at Market Street asked directions to street cars to reach Dimeling. She was surprised that the up to date town has no street cars and must walk one square to Dimeling.

Tyrone & Clearfield Market Street Clearfield

They Return Thanks After Waordland Fire Losses

Alexander Dugan and James Pals mer thank field partners who sued them for removing part of their personal property from burning Waordland buildings after a Saturday night fire.

Alexander Dugan James Palsmer Waordland

Pittsburg and Susquehanna to Add Chester Hill Repair Shops

Rumor says the Pittsburg and Susquehanna railroad will build extra repair shops at the terminal in Chester Hill this summer. The company recently added several steel coal cars to its rolling stock. Washington Party Committee will meet in Clearfield Friday at 2 PM. Committee names appear in another column. Mrs Wesley Norris Improving after illness. she was able to take nourishment this morning after a restless night.

Pittsburg & Susquehanna Railroad Chester Hill Washington Party Committee Washington Party Clearfield Wesley Norris Wesley P. Norris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clear‘Field Weekly Charles Barrett Forest Livingston Gazzam William Boyce Barnett Cleveland Violet Jessie Flegal West Side G. B. Meyers George Rosser Beulah Smith Byrone Fred Vosburg Vosburg Recorder's Office Betty Allen New York Nan Miller Leis Fagley J. L. Mapes Jean and Zula Marian Lundy D.C Burkett Ashley Furlington Elsie Bratton Margaret Tiames Blairsville Ruth Barnett Robert Ohio Charles Stoller Frederick Piano Hazard Chase Clearfield Street F. P. Bannan Ruth Smyers Ethel Homer Blake Elene Carwensville William Reed Boyd McCullough Clarence Austin Shawsville E. A. Brown Jean Smith Joseph Aughenbaugh Elisha Davis Mrs. Hines Philadelphia Frank Harris West 4Th Avenue Dorothy Postelwaits Huntington Elizabeth Toot Margaret Canavan Pinestreet Parkwood Fred Canavan I. V. Hepburn DuBois Restanday Mrs Fred Reed Auncheon T. J. Murphy Trenton New Jersey Reuben Kester Black Albert Arthur Row Olie Mahaffey WY. MC. A McGees Mills Edna Daugherty West Chester Hugh Daugherty Park Avenue Lloyd Bechtel Daisy Street Chestertown Henry Cratter Margaret Hoover Harrisburg Hospital W. LE. Fullington Wava Louise Mr. Fullington Mrs Martin Fullington George Aughenbaugh E. E. Orcutt Ingrim Wiliams Ninth Street Paradise Frank Ketzer William Spackman Ruth Nichols Street J. H. Buck John Tithers East End J. L. Stole J. E. Provost Elizabeth Dufton Heilwood William Davis Salaam Hoyt Ira Smeal George Tullington Frank Smith Hugh McKendrie Charles Mawrey Earle Orwig Philipsburg High School Grove City College Beechwood High School Yarnell Bedford Blue Ball Rev Emenhizer EE Thompson Seco Steelto George B. Simber Anter Alissa Thurston Clearfield Hospital J. S. Gillman Bir Nin McQnuillen Francis Butler Thornton Hile Catherine Waple D.W. Speck W . BR. B. Thompson Second Street Marjorie McCoy W. K. Beatty Rose Roth Nin McQuillen Florence Rother West Market St Tda Bailey Burnside Mary Murray Jarvis Murray R. C. Peters Xenia Elizabeth Peale Margaret Paterson Scryver’s Edward Bartow John and Wallace Swathmore John Watts Kerrmoor H. M. Hughes Zula Rev. Baker Harry Northup State College G. F. Flegal New York City J.H. Mapes Jean Miriam Lundy Ammerman Lloyd McDowel Pleasant Gap Chester Ruger Dickinson Clara DeBuane Gramley John Loyd W. G. Caldwell N. J. Pletcher Stamford, Conn BOGGS
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