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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

8

Scarcity of Crabs and a Grizzled Scout on the CH house Beach

An aged man Granser and two youths Edwin and Hare-Lip trek along a ruined embankment. They forage mussels and crabs, reminisce about San Francisco before the Scarlet Death, and confront a living bear. The trio debates education, scarlet red, and the plague while uncovering plague victims buried near the beach.

Tev Newtrain Iesramway Grizely Granger Edwin San Frantisco Sioner Granser Morgan United States Yither Board Shagmafes- Aepanat Jastootns San Jose HooHoo Hut Edwin Millon San Francisco Golden Gate New York San Francisco Limited Brest Chkotse Beach David Goliath RareLip Sam Hare- Lip Red Granier Lake Temestal Hare-Lip Santa Hoonn Till Vas Warden Board of Industrial Magnates America Bill CH House Locke HaréLip Grammageal Sen Riddle Harelin

The Beginning of the End Chapter Excerpt

An elder explains numbers to youths using sand grains teeth and shells as scales. He recalls San Francisco’s population and a plague era memory, detailing how large populations were once imagined while the boys struggle to grasp vast counts and historic life.

Osceola High School Class of 1915 Graduation Night

Osceola parents and friends attended the graduation as the high school hall packed beyond capacity. Rev C N Smith opened with prayer, students delivered orations on topics from women’s rights to world peace, and the county superintendent awarded diplomas. The class celebrated with a portrait session and a Friday reception and banquet at the high school.

Osceola High School C. N. Smith Florence Keller Edward Minas Tyra Olson Lydia Morris Samuel Lewis Agnes Reid Mary Biddle Mary Pruella Moore H. H. Crossley Philips Vclass

Local visitors and gatherings fill town week

Mahaffey residents hosted and visited relatives from Pittsburg Ebensburg and Birmingham. Clergy from Southfork and Irvona called on Friday. Turkingtons evangelistic meetings draw growing attendance. Mrs Davidson hosted Sunday school. Mrs Wrigley attended Birmingham commencement. Mrs Frank and son Albert visiting Fulton. Mrs Isenberg and daughter Helen visiting Gipsey.

Aaron Stahl Pittsburg W. T. Stahl J. Gilpatrick Murray Gilpatrick J. Fousts Helen Katherine Bollis Ebensburg Andrew McQuown Rev. McGarvey Southfork Rev Wyre Irvona Hla. Reed W. B. Clark Burnside Turkingtons T. M. Davidson Helen Wrigley Birmingham Frank Albert Fulton Fred Isenberg Gipsey

Deserted Garden Remembrance by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

A nostalgic poem recalling a childhood hideaway once bright with paths, beds, and trees now vanished. The speaker recalls wandering under interwoven boughs, the mossy circle, rose beds, and the solitude of a secret garden sheltered by a poplar, where sheep once looked in and joy thrived unseen.

Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Italian Reservists All Called Home

Italian reservists born between 1876 and 1895 have been called up with colors in Italy and are expected to return to their nearest Italian company.

Italy

Sense of humor quote from Washington Star

A Washington Star quote defines sense of humor as the ability to laugh when others would cringe if the situation happened to them. Mir. Growcher asserts humor arises from relating events to oneself and seeing levity in misfortune.

Mir. Growcher Washington Star

Ordinance Levying 1915 Taxes for Cearfield Borough

The town council enacts 1915 borough taxes at county valuations with four and a half mills for general and bond taxes and sets collector commission. A five percent abatement applies to late payments and a two percent commission on collected taxes. Passed May 5 1913? 1915. Frederick B Kerr pres. J D Connelly clerk. Hobart A Cablaran chief burgess.

Cearfield Frederick B&b. Kerr Counci J.D. Connelly A. D Hobart A. Cablaran

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