Senior Class Exer cises Delight Big Audience
The high school senior class program at Keneher’s house featured songs, a mantle oration, and humorous sketches with gifts to merited members. Don Livingston staged a senior prophecy and mental telepathy acts, ending with the class song as the curtain closed. The junior class is set to perform tonight at the new opera house.
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Kenehers House
William Young
Paul Napoleon Bonaparte Watson
Mexico
Russell Flegai
John Chase
Donald Livingston
Will Consult Specialist for Campbell's Travel Aid
A. 0 Campbell of Turnpike Avenue who has been suffering stomach trouble has gone to Mane Wark ga conky sreeis son, Charles J, coming here to accompany his Saher fe the mermro lis.
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A. 0
Campbell
Turnpike Avenue
Mane Wark Ga Conky Sreeis
Charles J
Senate asks information on New York Central antitrust case
By a vote of 33 to 0 the senate Merday referred to the interstate commerce committee Norris res uluting asking the attorney general to state if the New York Central lines constitute a combination in violation of the Sherman antitrust, and if he intends to proceed against it. The action delays action as Norris objects and other senators object to forcing the attorney general to reveal his plan in a matter likely to involve litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Merday
Interstate Commerce Committee
Norris
New York
Memorial Day Address Praised in Philipsburg
Dr. H. R. Bender, pastor of Trinity M. E. Church in Clearfield, delivered a highly praised Memorial Day address in Philipsburg. The speech was described as historically grounded, thrillingly interesting, and deeply appreciated by old soldiers for its touching message.
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H. R. Bender
Trinity M. E. Church
Clearfield
Philipsburg
Jobs Will Be Secure for Railroad Workers in War Time
Pennsylvania tail road announces that employees who join the military or national guard will receive leave of absence without losing their jobs. Furloughs will extend as long as government service requires, with absent credits counted toward pension calculations. The old rule allowed only a nine month furlough, forcing many to resign during prior wars.
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Pennsylvania
National Guard
Religious Spirit Grips Citizens of Osceola
Special to the Progress reports a large evangelistic meeting led by Revert EL Johnson in Osceola Mills with a tabernacle to be completed by Saturday. Volunteers and churchwomen prepare refreshments after delays due to council denial of a public square grant. The tent rises on Geo W Maltern’s vacant lot behind Brews, Baird & Co. The first service is planned for Sunday at 10 30 with district prayer meetings intensifying as townspeople seek divine blessing.
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Geo. W. Maltern
Pruner
Brews, Baird & Co
Visit to the West Noted in Clearfield Dispatch
In a terse fragment, an official's itinerary hints at a visit to the West, with mentions of Clearfield and a brief nod to formal duties. The garbled text suggests a public or governmental context but lacks concrete details or identifiers.
Caro Testifies In Own Defense In Murders On West Side
Paul Caro, on trial for the April 18 killing of Antonio Matafiro, testified he fought in self defense after Lebro assaulted him then fired as three men shot. He described the sequence, denied sending Savasa Romeo to summon Matafiro, and said he fired when attacked. Court delays due to illness but trial proceeds with Mastrianna also on stand, with witnesses pointing to Tony the Shoemaker as a principal actor.
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Paul Caro
Antonio Matatiro
West Side
Caro
Matafiro
Peter Lebro
Lebro
Peter
Tony Matafiro
Tony the Shoemaker
Sava Sa Romeo
Matafire
Wate
William Wade, Sr
Dr. Stewart
Grand Jury
Mastrianna
Cave
Tony
Izarko
A Lucky Hiness
A physician subpoenaed as a witness in a murder case congratulates himself on a juror’s illness that day. He left for Deer creek to trout fish, hoping to miss testimony, narrowly escaping arrest as the attachment was not served. Cote Miller for the prisoners then Woodward for the commonwealth spoke, followed by Judge Bell’s charge as the jury began deliberations.
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Deer Creek
Messrs. Cote and Miller
A. H. Woodward
Commonwealth
Bell
Dedication of Colored Masons Hall in Franklin
West Branch lodge officials Banks Holmes Mason Russell and Moore traveled to Franklin to attend the dedication of a new hall built by the colored Masons. The event featured a 2:20 pm ceremony and a 6 pm dance with officials from the order in attendance, described as a major day for the local Masons. Franklin praised as pretty and orderly, with a playful note about sidewalk etiquette.
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W. Banks Holmes
William Holmes Mason Russell
Willard Moore
Franklin
West Branch Lodge
Tanks
Sister in Foutzdale Chronicle of Cherry Deaths
Samuel Calvin Cherry died in Altoona Saturday evening with his wife passing Sunday. A sister, Mrs Amanda Evans, resides in Foutzdale, tying the family to the local community.
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Foutzdale
Samuel Calvin Cherry
Altoona
Cherry
Amanda Evans
Mines Halt Full Time Operations Hit By Coal Demand
The Punxsutawney Spirit reports industrial cuts in the sector with mines and sections operating two to three days weekly. Curtailed output loads siding yards with coal as railcar traffic halves and crews on the B R and P railway are laid off. About 491 railway workers lose jobs amid weak orders, hoping for a brighter industrial outlook if the West Virginia strike action eases.
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BR. & Lp
Raliresd
DuEsis
B. R. & P. Railway
West Virginia
A Coming Leader at Memorial Day Services
James Weber, class of 14, spoke at Grambian Memorial Day services Saturday. He is praised as a hardworking student with vision and leadership potential for the future.
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James Weber
Grambian
James
Woman's Mother Dead on Mandar Friday
A woman reports the death of her mother on Mandar Friday in a brief notice. No further details available about location or circumstances.
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Mandar
Militants Whip and Jailed Doctor Attacked by Suffragists
London reports a violent suffragette assault as a militant woman attacked a gallery attendant and a Holloway jail doctor with horsewhips, then resisted police. The attack followed prior protests against forced feeding and arson actions by suffragettes in Belfast and beyond.
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London
Wade
Dore Willery
Fife
Wwinelis
New Bond Street
Lerdom
Lourtet
Fetaria
Lim
Holloway
Francis Edward Orward
Belfast
Ireland
Memorial Day Activities and Local Social Visit Highlights
Grampian notes Corliss Rishell visiting relatives in Weedland and Rev. John Fulton preaching at 11 a.m. at the M E church. Dowels quartet sang several pieces. Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver and Fred Freeman with Wm. Dicey visited Portage relatives. Mrs. Florence Hepburn and Olive Way in Berks county. G H James visiting Bellefonte. Vinne and Myrtle Spencer visited Miss Mary Guther at Curwensville. John Hellemether of Lumber City with friends attended the show in Clearfield. Dick Wright and family of Gurneysville spent Sunday with the Haleys. Stauffer girls from Gallitzin visited here. Carrs of Clearfield spent Memorial Day with relatives. Memorial services in the MFE church were well attended with fine addresses and music.
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John Fulton
M. E
Dowels
John Cleaver
Fred Freeman
Wm. Dicey
James Dickey
Portise
Florence Hepburn
Olive Way
Berks County
G. H. James
Bellefonte
Vinne
Myrtle Spencer
Mary Guther
Curwnesville
John Hellemether
Lumber City
Hepburnia
Cleartiell
Dick Wright
Gurneysville
John Haley
A. T. Stauffer
Gallitzin
Veterans who died in the past year in Clearfield
A memorial list notes Clearfield veterans who died since Memorial Day 1915. Names include Joseph H. Rowles and W. A. Nelson with unit designations, and Dr Ash D. Ponsett. Graves of one soldier and ten or twelve veterans were decorated in Catholic cemeteries on Saturday.
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Clearfield
Joseph H. Rowles
Co. B
Round Heads
Fragmentary pious reminiscence from Rev Johns dismissed
A fragmented OCR excerpt recalls a religious figure Rev Johns and a dismissal. The fragment hints at themes of danger truth and noble calling, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to establish a full report.
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Goa
Mr. Johns
Engagement of Miss Nixon Mentioned in Parker Mill Hall
Miss Nixon daughter of Mr E Nixon of Mill Hall Parker chief clerk in the department of the New teal at Clearfield has been engaged. The wedding will take place on November 5.
Marriage Licenses Report for Brady and Iyneh
Marriage licenses show Ernest G Brady of Bradford and Isabell Iyneh of DuBois listed together. report notes the couple obtained licenses.
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Ernest G., Brady
Bradford
Isabell Iyneh
DuBois
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Margaret Wrigley
Wrigley
Ruth Mapes
Edna Froyd
Mary Mann
Mantle
Etatta
Dlaite
Canceil
Wee
Gutay Galion
W. DL. Teil
Rosebud
Ary Tozer
Sila
da Wildam
Beccaria
Martha A. Norris
Robert M. Ads
Emun
Pike Township
Soseph Hisem
James Laing
Coalpor
Ira GY
Fherizs
Allport
Morris
Mary C. Hever
Annis Hughes
Roy Amna Gow Fend
Bighr
Baya
New York Central
DR. Bender
Osceola
Czeeola Mills
Busin
Lean Clearfield
Judge Bell
Lumbago
Judge Bell el
Lombago
Carol
Jery ¢ Aternson
Beil
Colored Masons
Grampian
Corliss Rishell
Mrs. Scott Carr
MFE
Clearfield County
J. G. Mae
R. F.D. NO
Louis. Dammers
Philadelphia
Dimeling
Tne
Montale
Mutual Life Building
Chestnut Sts
Philadelpha, Pa
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