Grampian licenses granted after court decision
Judge Bell grants licenses to Mullen and Smith for Grampian hotels with conditions after lengthy petitions pro and con. Court to show cause why licenses should not be revoked and indictments for sales to known intemperate individuals to be filed at September sessions if remonstrants request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
George Mullen
E. 4. Smith
Grampian
Messrs. Mullen
Smith
Prothonotary
Callihan Organizes A O U W Branch In Clearfield
Deputy grand organizer F H Callihan visits Clearfield to establish a local branch of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. Meadville Grand Lodge governs with Ed E Hohmann of Johnstown as grand master workman. Charter closing around July 1, with 18 members to date. Local officers include Master Workman Charles H Halford and Treasurer E M Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Callihan
Clearfield
Order of United Workmen
Meadville
Ed. E. Hohmann
Johnstown
Clearfeld Lodge
Clearfield Lodge
Charles H. Halford
E. M. Brown
John H. Martin
Arthur Cowdrick
Married at Parsonage in Clearfield
David L. Miller and Miss Sarah Schnarrs of Karthaus wed at the English Lutheran parsonage in Clearfield at 4 PM with Rev. C R Allenbach officiating. The ring ceremony was used and Mrs W P Hooven attended the couple. A lightning strike near Mt Joy damaged the Livingston farm house slightly but caused little harm to the Bowles family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Miller
Sarah Schnarrs
Karthaus
Clearfield
C. R. Allenbach
Bir
W. P. Hooven
Livingston Farm
Mt. Joy
Bowles
Marriage Licenses Issued for Philipsburg and Tyler Pairings
Raymond Maurer and Orie Simler of Philipsburg obtain a marriage license. Frederick Lind of Kittanning and Dor othy Wilson of DuBois also listed. Tisbel Grzywinski and Stanertau ver Sulkawrka, both of Tyler, appear in the license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Maurer
Orie Simler
Philipsburg
Frederick Lind
Kittanning
Dorothy Wilson
DuBois
Tisbel Grzywinski
Stanertauver Sulkawrka
Tyler
DuBois Chosen For Next Independent Order of Red Men Convention
The Independent Order of Red Men names DuBois as host for the next state convention. The decision was made at the Philadelphia convention held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
The
Independent Order of Red Men
Philadelphia
Teeth in anti trust bill gain more power
Washington June 11 President Wilson approved a proposed amendment to the Covington Interstate Trade Commission bill to give the agency more teeth. The move would add powers to rule on corporate practices and make the commission an intermediary between complainants and courts in enforcing law. The aim is to speed adjournment by moving toward a compromise on the trust bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Congress
Wilson
Covington Intertate Trade Commission
Stevens
Lemuar Hollis
New Hampshire
Louis Brindeis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ant George Roble
New York
Covington
J Stevens
White House
Knots in the Peace Plans at Niagara Falls
At Niagara Falls Ont June 11 mediators and American delegates debated how to transfer Mexico City’s provisional presidency from Victoriano Huerta. Disagreement arose over using Huerta’s minister of foreign affairs as the next president, seen by the Americans as recognizing Huerta’s constitutional powers, a stance rejected by the United States and the Constitutionalist side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Rafael Zubaren
Constitutionalist
Washington
Carrmioza
Niagara Falls
Horta
Huerta
Ont
Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Gret
Penfield Man Hospitalized With Broken Hip After Fall
J W Pray of Penfield was taken to Clearfield hospital today with a broken hip from a fall on Wednesday evening. He is father of Mrs G N Elsenerger of Clearfield, a longtime visitor to his daughter, and a member of the Clearfield Masons lodge. Wild turkey costs $100. E A Hilliard E J Smith Wiliam Mille Floyd Kunes, all of Renovo, pleaded guilty to out of season turkey theft and each paid a $25 fine plus costs. Masons begin laying brick on the Leitzinger building top-floor addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pray
Penfield
Clearfield Hospital
Pray
G .N. Elsenerger
Clearfeld
Clearfield
E. A. Hilliard
E J. Smith
Wiliam Mille
Floyd Kunes
Renovo
Leitzinger
Mahaffey Revival Committee Invites Turkingtons
A Mahaffey church committee met at Ma haffey Lutheran to invite Captain and Mrs Turkington and Captain Turkington's brother to conduct a fall religious campaign. The Turkingtons, formerly with the Salvation Army, have led successful revivals in Coalport and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaffey
Mahaffey Lutheran Church
Turkingtons
Coalport
Salvation Army
Turkington
Homer Crock in Critical Condition After Surgery
Mr and Mrs Thomas Crock at Locust street home of Mrs Harwick following serious illness of their son Homer who had adenoids removed and appendicitis surgery. Homer, visiting grandparents from Pittsburgh since January, remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crock
J Frank Snyder Visits Town Amid Alumni Banquet Wishes
J Frank Snyder Esq of New York city shakes hands with many friends in town this week. He leads the Alumni Society of the GH S, and graduates wish he had arrived in time to host a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Snyder
New York City
Snyder
The
GH. S
Paving Advances on South Second Street Project
Work on the paving of South Second street under Contractor G. I. Thompson is progressing rapidly. Forms for the cement curing bed are being installed and the stone laid in the mud bed last year has been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Second Street
G. I .Thompson
Odd Fellows Rediscovery Union Train Car Loads for Picnic
A special eight car train carried many Clearfield residents to the Odd Fellows picnic and reunion at Mahaffey. Speakers were chosen for the literary program and a bountiful picnic dinner was prepared. Several Clearfield people joined a New York Central excursion this morning, including Charles McLoughlin and James Graham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Odd Fellows
Mahaffey
New York Central
Charles McLoughlin
James Graham
C. J. Bloom
Fannie McBride
William McBride
Johnson
Frank Cole
Westley Lansberry
A.E. Blackley
Andy, Carleson
John Bartlett
David Jacobson
Nathan Jacobson
Fras Flat
Luther Habler
William Snyder
James Blythe
Fred Patterson
J. B. Hoyt
O. T. Tobias
H.W. Shaves
F. W. Rook
Marian
Robert
Picklea
J. 8
Hoyt
W.V. Sharp
Tolls Repealer Amended in Senate Vote
Washington June 11 The senate adopted the Simmons Norris amendment to qualify the canal tolls exemption repeal by a 50 to 24 vote It was the first test vote after six weeks of debate on the repeal bill The Simmons Norris amendment would state that passage of repeal shall not be deemed a waiver of any U S rights under the Hay Pauncefate treaty with Great Britain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Wilson Hands Off In Prohibition Fight
Washington June 11 President Wilson will keep hands off in the prohibition fight in the house of representatives. He informed congressmen he would not interfere or participate in the Hobson constitutional amendment clash. Democrats from the orth and middle west fear the liquor issue when facing voters next fall, while opponents worry about a two thirds vote and avoiding public party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wison
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
Capitol
Hobson
House
Senate
Orth
Middle West
Hobrson
le Ptt
Children’s Day Observed At United Brethren East End
Sunday evening will be observed as Children s day in the United Brethren church in the East End. A fine program has been arranged by the children of the Sunday school. Everyone is cordially invited to be present. Real Estate transfers listed include Mary E Michaels to Jacop L Maurer land in Philipsburg 259 dollars Michael Finigan to Mary Castello land in Chester Hill 3400 dollars W G Bell to Harry M Phillips land in DuBois 100 dollars Theodore Blair Patton to Joseph H Speice land in Ramey 100 dollars Henry Trumper to Joseph H Speice land in Ramey 500 dollars George End to George Crawford land in Sandy township 2400 dollars George Minns Jr to Blanche H Spay land in Sandy township. Fair and warmer with moderate vir ant winds mostly southerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
East End
Mary E. Michaels
Jacop L. Maurer
Philipsburg
Michael Finigan
Mary Castello
Chester Hill
W. G Bell
Harry M. Phillips
DuBois
Theodore Blair Patton
Joseph H. Speice
Ramey
Henry Trumper
George End
George Crawford
Sandy Township
George Minns, Jr
Blanche
Hspay
Borough Council Plans Second Street Bridge Work
Borough council authorized work on Second Street bridge and ordered plans for a sanitary project on Stinky Run East End. A cement floor was approved for the engine house and storage area at the borough building. The Fifth Regiment band will give four open air concerts in four wards this summer with $9 allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Picnic at the Park by St Francis School Seniors
The St Francis parochial school senior class held a picnic at Clearfield driving park with Father Ryan Sisters Frances Marie Agnes Beat rice Mercedes Boniface Rosari Ephriam and post graduates as guests of honor. Reception committee included De Sales Ryan Esher McCallister lie Thorn Katie Raessner Eva Mc Gowan and Celestia Bonner. Amusements such as racing dancing and ball games added to the enjoyable event with all students, parents, and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Franci
Clearfield Driving Park
Father Ryan
Frances Marie
Agnes
Beatrice
Mercedes
Boniface
Rosari
Ephriam
de Sales Ryan
Esher McCallister
Lie Thorn
Katie’ Raessner
Eva: McGowan
Celestia Bonner
Young man takes senator's car on joy ride to Osceola
A youth known around town borrowed Senator Mr Quown's automobile on Wednesday night and drove to Osceola to visit friends. The senator and Policeman Ridey followed to Osceola, recovered the car, and escorted the driver back to Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Quown
Osceola
Ridey
Clearfield
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Judge Bell
Mallen and Smith
Mullen
E. J. Smith
T. E. Moore
H. B.bachlier
Penn Township
Aberdeen
Grampian House
William Batlet
Clarence Warden
Dan Nolan
al McDonald
McDonald
Clarence War
Den
McDonald and
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Villa
Tampico
Garranza
Niagara Power
A. B.C
Sdm
Galveston
Arcadia
Baltimore
Hamburg
Trade Commission
Senatora
KNOTS
W. Pray
REU
Siland
I. Thompson
the. Contraeto
Pittsburg
Wark
Emi Joy
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