Commencement Exercises for Class of 1914 Held at Opera House
The High school class of 1914 held its commencement Wednesday night with caps and gowns, American Beauty rose decorations, and Rev. J. F. Johns giving the invocation. Tracher Lee Pall spoke on the History of Music, Paul Watson on the Need of an American Merchant Marine, and James Weber carried the first honor with The Science of Agriculture. President Thomas H. Smith spoke on practical knowledge and work, urging perseverance as graduates step into the broader world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
J. F. Johns
Tracher Lee Pall
Mandnd
Darwin
Spencer
Wallaschek
Rome
Netherlands
Europe
U Awork
Paul Watson
Watson
United States
Oasor
United States Marine
Department of Navigation
Sciece of Agriculture
Smith
Thomas H. Smith
State Normal School
Clanton
Expense accounts filed after May primaries show few surpassing $50
Wednesday marked the deadline for candidates to file campaign expense accounts. Several notable totals include H A Landis 36.53 spent after 37 received, W A Haggerty 180 spent from 125 received, Leslie Stewart - 1.52 left from 125 received, with other figures: W E Tobias 582.60, Edward R Benson about 1006, W H R Patterson 340.80, S I Miller 350 after 188 from John C Forsythe. Legislature candidates Bowles 83.56, Phillips 95, Edwards 140, Atcorn 100. many others spent under 50 or have not filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Landis
Washington Party
W. A. Haggerty
Democratic Party County Committee
Senator Dimeling
Leslie Stewart
Republican County Committee
Charles Roland
ML E. McCreight
W. E. Tobias
Congress
Edward R. Benson
W. HR. Patterson
S. I. Miller
John C. Forsythe
James M. Bowles
Joe FE. Phillips
Ajl
Edwards
C. M. Atcorn
New Machinery Installs At Spackman Sake Shop
P B Spackman of the West Side bakery has installed new machinery including a sanitary breed mixer. He invites the public to inspect his bakery, claiming it is worthy of commendation. Sheriff Mahaffey’s condition is greatly improved with strong signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.B. Spackman
West Side
Two Prisoners Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Jurors found Paul Caro and Raphael Mastrianna guilty of murder in the second degree in the killing of Antonio Malafiro after a three hour deliberation. The verdict, rendered by Judge Bell in the evening, reversed an initial expectation of first degree murder for Caro and ensured both men share the same degree of crime.
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Paul Caro
Raphael Mastrianna
Antonio Malafiro
Court House
Bell
Moore
Cave
Mastrianna
W. C. Miller
Caro
Mastriari
Bicycle Trip Set To Start Monday Morning
A six day bicycle trip will begin Monday morning with all participants eager for a great excursion. Members urged to sign up immediately as expenses are capped at five dollars. Necessary gear includes two blankets and a spare puncture kit. The group plans to depart at six o clock from Indiana for the first day.
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Everrore
Bond measures pass council as talks on street surfacing proceed
Borough council met Wednesday night with bond discussions key. Topics included street paving by Barrett Manufacturing on South Second street, Daisy street sewer enforcement, and widening Front street by trimming J Boynton Neving property. Councilman Tate resigned to focus on his quarry. a special session is set for next week to address summer improvements and other business.
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Pittsburgh
Tate
Burgess Callahan
Daisy Street
Boakd of Health
Corey Street
Dr. Newling
Want Street
Front Street
J. Boynton
Fourth Ward
Rosebery
Bigter Avenue
Council
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
South Second Street
Spruce Street
Latimer Street
Horolph
Abe Tate
Corneil
Fate
Mothers Pension Conference Opens in Pittsburgh
Women from across Pennsylvania assemble for the first amnesty conference of the mothers pension boards. Mayor Armstrong delivers welcome, delegates hear reports, and four days of sessions follow in the chamber of commerce building. Clearfield county trustees have not met to organize the pension fund awaiting board action.
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Pittsburgh
Mothers” Bension Boards
Pennsylvania
Joseph Ge Arinstrong
Alter
House of Representatives
Rabbi Coffee
Thomas Devlin
Powell
Chamber of Commerce
Clearfield County
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Freshmen Picnic Ends With Relay Games And Lunch
About 50 freshmen enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Gold en Rad camp near Clearfield creek. A girls vs boys baseball game ended with the boys losing to pitcher Mary Liveright, followed by relay races and other games. A sumptuous lunch was served. Chaperons were Miss Jane Edwards and George Algier. The Senior class of 1914 faces dissolution as Time issues an injunction. accounts should be presented to receiver Geo E Zerfoss.
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Golden Rad Camp
Clearfield Creek
Mary Liveright
Elizabeth Reed
Jane Edwards
George’ Algier
Geo. E. Zerfoss
Clearfield County Students Listed at State Normal School
A roster of Clearfield county students attending the State Normal School in Lock Haven is printed, noting Clearfield as the county with the largest enrollment. Names include Mabel Albert, Blaude Graham, Ellze Alexander, Edwin Bloom, and many others from towns such as Curwensville, Clearfield, and DuBois, among. The list reflects local educational participation and county representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfiel County
State Normal School
Lock Haven
Clearfield County
Mabel Albert
Blaude Graham
Woodland
Niagara Conference Aims to Press Carranza on Huerta Abdication
A draft statement from the Niagara conference in Ontario outlines western powers urging President Wilson and others to pressure Mexico’s Carranza to force Huerta's abdication. It notes orderly return of troops, cessation of hostilities, and acceptance of mediator terms while signaling U S involvement in resolving both internal and international questions.
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Niagara Pati
Sudieate Ial
Wilson van Bryan
Hinerta
Mexico
Carranza
Huerta
Huerts Bis
United States
Uist
Rafael Zabaran
Carranzista
Washington
Olverstood
Honored Guest Miss Clara Leonard At Indiana Graduation
Miss Clara E Leonard sister of Jane Leonard preceptress visits Mrs Wrigley 411 East Market Street. She was the guest the Senior class president William Young at commencement last night. Leonard has three sons and two brothers who were teachers. Jane Leonard was the first teacher on the ground at Indiana for thirty five years. She now serves as preceptress of the school and idol of all Indiana graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Leonard
Jane Leonard
State Ormal School of
Indiana
Wrigley
East Miket Street
Glass
Wiliam Young
Misa Leonard
Clara Leonard
New Millport Wedding Unites Charles Erhard and Helen Bidde
Charles Merritt Erhard and Mrs Helen Biddle, both of New Millport, wed at midday Wednesday in the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. Cue Al Biddle officiated with Rev. B. Poulson assisting. The couple, after the ceremony, departed for Toronto, Canada aboard the NC. Erhard serves as tower operator for the NC in Cherry Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Erhard
Helen Bidde
Charles “Merritt Erhard
Helen Biddle
New Millport
Cue AL Biddle
Biddle
B. Poulson
Clearfield
West Side
M. E
Erhard
Toronto
Canada
Cherry Tree
Real Estate Transfers List From Bell and DuBois Townships
Real estate transfers involve Catherine McClinsey to James Mc Clinsey for land in Bell township at 160 dollars, Grace Williams to William Aslaiee for land in DuBois at 1000 dollars, William Menzie to Carl A Bergman for land in DuBois at 200 dollars, George B Surgmons to John T Simmons for land in DuBois at 1 dollar, John T Simmons to John Stacrokas for land in DuBois at 250 dollars, Grace Eagin to Lenard Herzens for wether land in DuBois at 2200 dollars.
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Catherine McClinsey
James McClinsey
Bell Township
Grace Williams
William Aslaiee
DuBois
Wiliam Menzie
Carl A. Bergman
George B. Surgmons
John T.simmons
John T. Simmons
John Stacrokas
Grace Eagin
Lenard Herzens
Wether
Dubos
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Commonwealth
Gell
Matafiro
Cara
America
Rim
Pittsberg
Xalter
Board of Trustees
State Normal
Ellze Alexander
Madera
Edwin C. Bloom
Marle Farran
New N Millpert
Lawsor Bloom
Hobart
Mery E. Gallagher
Dianeke Graham
Curwensville
Rachale Green
Caaipor
Marion Harper
Pauline Sanders
Tryona
Edith Harriger
Mildred Riordan
John Wilklem
Beatrice Weod
Pen- Held
Frances P. Hill
Hontdale
Curry AL
Hurd
Brenica Johnason
Mary Joteson
Maria. Frey
Idlea Korma Allemans
Mary Kuteboek
Zita” McGill
Ramsay
Florence Maurer
West Devatur
Patrica Murphy
Crystal Schindley
DeBois
Broyd’ D. Root
Beccarin Eugete J. Sullivan
Pacific
Carrable
Niagara Conference
New Milport
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