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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

5

People Who Come and Go in Clearfield Area

A bustling round of visitors and locals marks the day in Clearfield and surrounding towns. Residents visit Philipsburg and DuBois, attend picnics and Y M C A conventions, and travel to and from Harris, Portland, and Philadelphia as part of summer excursions and family visits.

Stewart and visitors from Pittsburgh town report

Monday visits include Mr and Mrs Clarence Stewart of Pittsburgh and Miss Kathey Stewart in town. Miss Jane McGaughey visited Glen Richey. C F Bush of East End left for Buffalo on business and Frank Cardon of Charleroi visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Roy Frank of Phil—

Maud Rankin Moshannon Alick Black East End Mary Connelly Gussie Thorn Reynoldsville Clair Ross Third Ward Mahaffey Kester Kestes Market Street Helen Dufton West Market Street Heilwood Ambrose Flannigan Bride Norine Hess Tyrone Alvin Colter Jimmie Florence Markle Fourth Street Mary Hoover Tacomsa Washington Richard Kennard South Second Street Blakely Curwensville W. C. Graham Northeast Enos Bloom New Millport Margaret Wilt J. A. List Mosbarger Loudsville Dr. Currie Pearl Bell Grampian Frank Chorpening Indiana Gertrude Bell Rebecca Smith Kiskiminetas Allen Sommerville Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company Preston Knight Donald Livingston Carn’s Fred Betts Walters Park Joseph Kelley Reedsville H. A. Boyer Denver Colorado R. C. Peters Eleventh Street Elsie Rosebery Pennsylvania Oregon William McCauley Jack Lovett Frederick Music Store Johnstown L. C. Norris DuBois Curry Run A. T. Brown Osceola William Wingert Brady Township William H. Sanford Patton Lynn Stewart Hazara Chase Houtzdale H. J. Horn L W. Croft Harbison-Walker Refracting Co Pittsburgh Clearfield George Newhall Hyde City Philadelphia Sybil Janeway Catherin Emerick Byrd McGarvey Pine St Harvey Owens Leominster Mass Wade Stewart Fifth Street S. Wilson Harold Cornell University Augusta Harwick East Locust Street Atlantic City Arthur Ronk Jee Carl Whiteman Frederick Wright Pete Brown William A. Guthrie John Gregory du Bois Clyde Staver J. H. Townsend Bradford Charles Toot Mr. Toot Frank Smith Pine Street West Edna Kepler West Point John W. Barratt Bert Hoffman Reynoldsvile Harry Boag Boardman Clarence Stewart Kathey Stewart Pittsburg Jane McGaughey Glen Richey C. F. Bush Buffalo Frank Cardon Charleroi Roy Frank Phil

Local residents listed with visits and travel notes

Tuesday June 16 residents are noted visiting Philipsburg Johnstown Philadelphia and Altoona. Names include A Haris Marian Rook Claude Bonsali Mrs John Bloom T M Reidy M J Bowes Bud Patterson Clara Leavy Nellie Twitmere Lillian Moore Cora Wrigley and others. Some traveled to Washington Des Moines Philadelphia Chester County and New York for visits and business.

A. Haris Philipsburg Marian Rook Claude Bonsali Punsutawney John Bloom New Millport T. M. Reidy Wallaceton M. J. Bowes Washington Lindemuth Bud Johnstown William Patterson Juniata Clearfield Glen Richey David McGarvey Pine Street DuBois Luther Mills Don Swisher George Gearhart Joseph Ryan Lillian Moore South Second Street Frank Mullen Ramey Cora Wrigley Philadelphia Chester County Frank Bilger Des Moines David Speck Altoona Karl Drage Napleville Ill Earl Getz East End New York George M. Ferguson

Local notices of visits and travels around Clearfield

Thursday reports show numerous residents on business trips to Philadelphia Pittsburgh and DuBois. visitors include Mrs. Blake of Curwensville and Miss Muriel Spencer from Akron. Lucille Love serial shown at New Opera House draws praise from Clearfield patrons.

Julia Barclay DuBois Minnie Snake Third Street Harry Bigler Philadelphia John Blake Curwensville A. H. Woodward James McCorkle Karthaus Clearfield Horace Flegal Elmer Kurtz Pete Brown E. F. Kester Market Street Mabel Brown Bucknell College Joshua Davis Madera Copenhauver West Pine Street Abe Robinson Curwens Ville Cecil Wilson Muriel Spencer Philipsburg Thomas Lewis Akron Ohio Charles LaBarr Pine Street A. P. Walker New Opera House Lucille Love Lucille San Francisco

Theft charge filed against Floyd Fullerton in Madera jail

Floyd Fullerton was brought from Madera and jailed on a charge of stealing brass from Swoope's mill. The case centers on alleged thefts connected to Fullerton's recent activities and prior appearances.

Floyd Fullerton Isourt Madera Swoope

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