People Who Come and Go in Clearfield Field Week
Local notes recount a flurry of visitors and residents in Clearfield, with Dr S J Miller a Republican State senator candidate in town yesterday. Names include Mrs H E Clark of Glen Campbell dining at the Dimeling, Mrs John Stewart and Crivele returning from Punxsutawney, and George Miller visiting West Front street.
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S. J. Miller
H. E. Clark
Glen Campbell
Dimeling
John Stewart
Crivele
Punxsutawmey
George Miller
Pittsburg
West Front Street
A. W. Lee
Baltimore
Sanday
John W. Wrigley
Sohne Hopkins Hospital
John Lyons
Sandy Township
F. Bush
East End
Jersey Shore
Blake Norris
Charles Hoover
Jenete Carls
Grampian
Spnet Yesterdy
Fred Pent
Local visitors and residents cheerfully mingle in Clearfield
Wednesday notices show Miss Rachel Sanford from Tipton and many others from Lancaster, Woodland, Arcadia, Osceola, Curwensville, and beyond visiting Clearfield. Attends weddings, funerals, commencements, and a Sunday school convention. several trips to Dimeling and nearby towns noted.
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Rachel Sanford
T.ton
W. H. Lewis
Ide
DoDais
D. L. Taylor
Brookville
Clearfield
Sommerville
Arcadia
Archer Read
Rigler
Augusta
H. F. Ferguson
Earl Shery
Lancaster
Falkner
Baird
Barger
Woodland
Local Social Notes From South Second Street
Tuesday, June 2 Huston Hartswick spent Sunday with his parents on South Second St. Miss Julia Bell has returned home from the National seminary. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Thompson visited relatives in Harrisburg. Mrs. Sue Canfield Wilson left for Center county to engage in temperance work. Thomas Aughenbaugh moved into Mr. Hess's house on South Second Street. Miss Agness Fulford returns from Summit New Jersey where she taught. Howard Hartswick and Fred Betts visited Atlantic City for health. Betts suffers from rheumatism.
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John Gould
George Kephart
Benjamin Walker
Brishir
Rendecker
Richwood
Viraginia
Flannigan
Third Street
Davi Speck
West Third Street
Miss Frost
Zloenarison
Mrs. Walker
Woodland
Rev. Spetsard
Marvin Greatt
Grampisn
Clearfield
Earle Hershey
Lancaster
Oklahoma
Frank Hastings
Third St
R. EB. Anderson
Joe and
Chauncey Anderson
New Bethlehem
Dimeling
Thomas H. Alexander
DuBois
Elizabeth Fauntz
Laveyville
Verne Hills
South Second Street
Lee Hills
William Markle
Indiana Normal
LB. Norris
Curwensville
Clearfield Hospital
S. C. Watts
N. D
Donovan
Hetty Whiteman
Bellwood
Ruth Spackman
Nichols Street
Helen Biddle
Charles Airhart
New Midport
Ambrose Flannigan
Tyrone
Northe Hess
W. T. Crooks
James
Punxsutawney
J. W. Simmers
West Side
M. McGrath
H. McGrath
George McGrath
J. FP. Chuk
Hontzdale
Westerdayville
H. Fl! Bigler
Marian Amd H. F. Jr
George M. Irs. Singleton Bell
Huston Hartswick
South Second St
Julia Bell
National Seminary
R. B. Thompson
Agness Fulford
Summit
New Jersey
Howard Hartswick
Fred Betts
Atlantic City
Mr. Betts
Charles Cutler
Hartley- Robinson
Robinson Co- Store
Florida
Curwensville - Clearfield
Bone
Old Town Road
Walter Krebs
Betty
Fbensburg
D. L. Krebs
Front Street
Anna Norris
du Bois
Washington Party
Harrisburg
Emma Hinkle
Marthe Waite
State College
Jielen
Erab the Cross
Nor‘tis
South Secon Street
Helen Richards
Lettzingere
Pittsburg
Heading
Ethel Shaw
West Fifth Avenue
Windsor Hotel
W. E. Flyler
Rembrandt Peale
St. Benefiiet
J. E. Horne
William Bachelor
Philipsburg
George F
W. P. Wingert
Brady Township
Henry Wingert
J. Stanley
Frank Shipley
M. E. Hospital
Philadelphia
J. E. Harvey
East End
Williamsport
State College Supper at Ward House and Local Visits
State College hosted supper at the Ward house as Grover McCorkle and Earl Shaffer, back from three and a half years in the west, visit Clearfield. Locals and visitors include Miss Chamberlain of Clearfield High, Prof. Wallace Smith of Johnstown, and many townsfolk stopping by for summer plans and social visits. The article notes multiple residents traveling, social events, and an ongoing church addition excavation beginning Tuesday.
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Grover McCorkle
Earl Shaffer
West
Clearfield
Miss Chamberlain
Clearfield High School
Geneva
N. Y
Wallace Smith
Johnstown
Judge Smith
David Buck
Orchard Demonstration At County Home Orchard
A demonstration on fruit tree care was held at the county home orchard Wednesday by a representative from the state agricultural department. Also reported, the interior of the Dickey restaurant at Crimpton was gutted by fire early Monday morning. Notice is given of the dissolution of the partnership between James T. Meas and William T. Meas of Blue Ball in Berges township Chear field county Penns, under the name J Meas & Son, effective May 5 ALD. All demands and notices are to be presented to William T. Meas for payment.
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Orcharity 3
State Agricultural Department
Dickey
Crimpton
Eire
James T. Meas
William T. Mebe
Blue Ball
Berges
Chearfield
Penn's
J. Meas & Son
Wiliam T
A. Q. Norton
H. J. Flegal
Trinity Mla
Taras Sunday School
Clearfield County
Thos H. Murray, Esq
H.R. Benier
A. H. Woodwar
Harry Heiesbach
Carrier B. Smith
Boy Scout! Movement
A Profitable U S Convention Opens at Mt Joy
The Clearfield County Sabbath School convention met Tuesday June 2 at Mount Joy M E church. Officers were elected, a picnic lunch was served, and Hon Frank G Harris spoke on the Holy Land describing its people and customs. The gathering praised the program and planned the next district meeting for June 1, 1915.
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Clearfield County
Sabbath School Association
Mt. Joy M. E. Church
Frank G. Harris
Holy Land
District One
Public School Teacher Examinations Listed for County
County Superintendent C A Weisgerber announces professional examination for teachers. Applicants must be eighteen, exhibit good character, and present testimonial from their boards. Provisional certificated teachers with four terms of successful service and an average 90 percent are eligible.
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Lumber’ City
New Millport
Mahaffey
Sievona
Grampian
Clearfield
Commie
Mauise
C. A. Weisgerber
Coalport Man Killed by Train in Elk County
Coalport man identified as Emory Gates of this county was struck by a train at Johnsonburg Elk County on Saturday. He was taken to the hospital at Rigway and died there Monday night. Theodore Roosevelt to open Connecticut fight with address before Progressives conference in Hartford in July. No more murder trials in this county until fall at least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Gates
Johnsonburg
Elkequety
Rigway
T. RB
Connecticut
Theodore Roosevelt
Hertford
Army Button Recalled In Adjutant General Anecdote
An Army button linked to a past Adjutant General is noted in a brief reminiscence. The fragment hints at historical ties and ceremonial significance without detailing dates or locations. The item preserves a small archival thread from military tradition.
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