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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

6

United States May Sever Relations With Germany Rumors

Washington May 31 news notes Germany’s reply to the Lusitania sinking note, President Wilson and Secretary Bryan delaying comments, and a possible severance of diplomatic relations. German ambassador conference with Bryan indicated grave strain, with aims for an early American reply and potential separation if demands aren’t met.

Washington Wilton Bryan White House Howre Poutanie Nove Uut Hernsferll Germany Lusitania United States Versons Wilson Sa Mely Aimdasasdor Gerard Berlin United Stases

Real estate transfers list with unsigned details

Property transfers recorded for Westover Clearfield DuBois Morris and Ty areas show multiple deeds between private individuals and entities with varied prices including S200 S1 S500 S400 HG S700 and 200. Names include Emanuel Oaks Guy Oxnks Weir Oaks Sophia T Shenpara Benjamin Shephert James Liverti Sarah Samuels Marjorie McDeenell Mary Mc Dermott George Arick BORG PL Rey Co Shugart W H Denshaw Jegn CL Shp Lewis Frown Alley Millsion Mary Tischards Morr ia and others.

Emanuel Oaks Guy Oxnks Weir Oaks Westover Sophia T. Shenpara Benjamin Shephert James Liverti Sarah Samuels Wredward Marjorie McDeenell Mary McDermott Clearfield George Arick Borg PL Rey Co DuBois HG. Shugart W. H. Denshaw Morris Jegn Lewis Frown Alley Millsion Mary Tischards

Decided Improvement in Coal and Brick Trade

A desiged and brick jackets nite HOE EE NS Pyetea vr. di neetasi spews te bon te anes uguesd:by the war 2.

Memorial Day Spirit in New York Amid War Time Pride

In New York on May 31 the city marks Memorial Day with patriotic displays as crowds fill decorated streets. Residents including immigrants from European battlegrounds honor those lost at sea and in war as the nation faces ongoing global crisis and calls for unity.

A. NL Plums United Press New York Savade Rotary Band Europe Hell

Day of Memory Poem for Veterans Remembrance

Flower offerings mark a veterans day procession honoring fallen comrades. A chaplain leads prayers and readings as the crowd reflects on sacrifice and memory, with a formal rifle volley and solemn remarks guiding the rite.

Veterans Line Near Soldiers With Echoes Of War

A fragmented recollection describes veterans marching past the soldiers with echoes of the old battles. The scene evokes tattered memories carried through decades as carriages and crowds line the path in a solemn procession.

Completing Geological Survey Work Here

George H. Ashley of the United States Geological Survey spends a short time in the Crearfield region working on iggy and alan bowe sear H. Hunca with special reference to the fire clays of the area.

George H. Ashley United States Geological Survey Crearfield Th ‘Iggy Alan Some Bowe Sear H. Hunca The

Germany replies to Wilson on submarine warfare and incidents

Germany offers excuses rather than blame, denies responsibility for American casualties, and shifts blame to Britain for disguising ships. It calls the Lusitania sinking a just self defense and urges an international Hague commission to review disputed points, while declining to halt submarine warfare.

Germany Great Britain United States International Commission of Inquiry

Falls Creek Child Run Down by Auto

A six year old girl, Mildred Walton, was struck by a car driven by Miss Ruth Osborn on Saturday. The wheels passed over her stomach but medical examination found no serious injuries.

Sykesville Woman Hit By Coal Train Amputation At DuBois

Shevine Dela of Sykesville was struck by a coal train while driving a cow from railroad tracks Sunday morning. Her leg was badly injured and had to be amputated at DuBois hospital later that day.

Shevine Dela Sykesville DuBois

Valuable Mothers Exhibit Teaches Health and Hygiene

Valuable exhibit this week at MLCG auditorium shows mothers how to protect infants, prevent tuberculosis, and avoid contamination by flies. Do and don't guidance appears in graphic pictures with Crosby illustrations and pamphlets from the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. The three section display covers disease breeding grounds, home and store sanitation, and infant care, urging mothers to inspect and apply simple sanitary rules.

Womans Club Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis

Westover visitors and local notes from Punxsutawney area

Mahaffey N T Yingling and family of Westover motored to town. Katherine Lind spent a few days in Altoona. Harry Gaylor lost the end of a finger at the tannery Wednesday afternoon. C Fugate, I Markie, and N T Yingling went mountain camping for fishing. Mrs Paul Pantill and children left for Punxsutawney to visit relatives. Miss Josephine Krall left for Altoona to visit grandparents. Morris Strauss and wife of New York visiting M S Strands parents. Mrs M Davidson, Mrs James Fry, Miss Elsie Foust, and Guy Davidson shopped in Punxsutawney. Mrs E Widdowson spent days in Punxsutawney for commencement. Olivia, her daughter, graduated high school there. Eldon Gregr and Ross Wetzel of Burnside in town Thursday. Mr and Mrs E Britzer called to Burnside Wednesday night for their son. Saturday grounds wet, baseball game Jer sey Shore versus Third Ward Hose ended after five innings with the hose company winning 7 to 2.

N. T. Yingling Westover Katherine Lind Altoona Harry Gaylor C. Fugate I. Markie Paul Pantill Punxsatawey Pantall Rev. Krall Josephine Morris Strauss New York M. S. Stranss M. Davidson James Fryv Elsie Foust Guy Davidson Punxsutawney E. Widdowson Olivia Eldon Gregr Ross Wetzel Burnside Burnside, Were In Town Thursday Evening. Mr Mrs. E. Britzer

Baccalaureate Sermon Opens High School Graduation

The graduating class commenced with the Baccalaureate sermon delivered last evening by Dr. H. R. Bender in Trinity 3. E. church to a large audience as part of the commencement exercises.

H. R. Bender Trinity 3. E. Church

Memorial Day Exercises Impress in Clearfield Parade

Memorial day observances in Clearfield drew a bright crowd as sports and patriotic services saluted Civil War and Spanish American War dead. A 1:38 start formed the parade through town led by Chief Marshal Lt. J. Freat Weaver Jr. with J Ward Logan and J D Connnelly, ending at the cemetery for invocation by Dr. H R Bender, Lincoln Gettysburg excerpt by Col. J P Laughlin, and oration by J D Hicks of Altoona.

Imling Court House J. Freat Weaver, Jr Bam Fire Co Second Ward Third Ward Fire Co Fourth Ward P.O. S. of American Mechanics H.R. Bender Lincoln Gettysburg J. P. of. Laughlin A. H. Woodward Fies J. D. Hicks Altoona Hicka Fifth Regiment P. OS. of A

Harry J. Nice Dies in Philadelphia Home

Harry J. Nice, once a prescription clerk in Sid Warl Graham’s Clearfield drug store and later a druggist in Lock Haven, died at his Philadelphia residence last Thursday. He was known for his courtesy and genial manner during his Clearfield years.

Harry J. Nice Philadelphia Sidwarl Graham Clearfield Lock Haven Mr. Nice

District Sunday School Convention at Biger Camp Grounds

A district Sunday school convention will be held June 10 at Biger camp meeting grounds. The district includes Stad ford, Graham, and Girard townships.

At Biger Stadford, Graham and Girard

Austrians Evacuate Former Stronghold in Trentino

Austrian troops have evacuated a former strategic position as Italian forces push toward Rovereto. Reports from Serra Valle indicate lines hold in the Caria area while fighting looms near Asiago. Our artillery reportedly destroyed Luzerna’s armored forts after they surrendered and Austrian fire retaliated at Belvedere. Elsewhere, Paul Ferguson advances a concrete base for a new fire-arm system in the court basement.

Serra Valle Trentino Abine Caria Apsaz Roverto Tyrol Chaea Rome Gimaspezza Stora Asiago Luzerna Belvedere Paul Ferguson

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