People Who Come and Go in Clearfield This Week
Local notes from Clearfield periodical list residents and visitors. Names include Leitzinger, Sophie Deviney, Frank Vignny Masshaffey, Frederick Powell, Miss Leitzinger, Mary McGuey, J. Lanieh, Dr. L. R. Browne and others. Mentions travels to Clifton Springs, Philadelphia, DuBois, Greensburg, and Detroit with health visits, nursing work, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitzinger Iit
Teo Springs
N. Y
Myre
Laitzinger
Sophie Deviney
City
Fred
Cardon
W. D. Hoover
Wilburn
Clearfield
Frank Vignny
Masshaffey
Frederick Powell
Indiana
E. E. Jimeson
West Market
She
Mary O'Brien
Osceola
Mary McGuey
Mier
Margaret Smith
Sahala Lake
DuBois
Ralph J. Good
Patton
Dimeling
Frank Kepler
Jean
Jane
Kepler
Sinter
Mys
John Barrals
G. A. Goon
Mahaffey
RR. L. McDowell
Allonna
Quigley
Malioh Pierce
Greensburg
Borhett
Friendly Shore
Clive Stewart
Philadelphia
Walter Flegal
Viana
Colorado
He Cole
Buffalo
Chicago
Denver
Marc Leitzinger
Clifton Springs
N.Y
Barney Tramp
Jersey Shore
Rae
Clair Fister
N.Y. C
Birthday Anniversary Note From Park Avenue Family
Tuesday June 22 1015 records a birthday anniversary for Mr C F McPoreat of Park Avenue. The text mentions his sister, NeDowr of 1902 Derry Street and Mee ville, plus Miss Manghter of I Quincer. Dr Xia attended. Mrs A D Shaaffer and two sons are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. McPoreat
Park Avenee
Derry S
Ville
Local residents depart for trips and visits across states
Thursday entries list Mrs Murray and daughter Reno heading to Philadelphia for shopping, Mrs Schofield and Cecil returning home to Pittsburg, Squire Anderson transacting business in Grass Flat, A L Moore returning from a honeymoon, and several others visiting relatives or traveling to La Junta, Panama Pacific expo, and Kidgwar with plans for automotive tours. News notes health update on Clark Shipley and assorted family movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Murray
Miss Reno
Philadelphia
Fred Schofield
Cecil
L al Leavery's
Pittsburg
Squire Carley Anderson
Grass Flat
Court House
A. L. Moore
Dick Paterson
McKeesport
Clark Shipley
M. Wilson
C. G. Wilson
John C. Wilson
Clearfield
Silverton
Oregon
J. A. Milligan
Otis Kneap
Jessie Baumgardner
East End
New Millport
Leno W. Edwards
West Market Street
la Junta
Colorado
Dr. Edwards
Jane Edwards
Maud Latham
Mr. Edwards
Santa Fe
Canada
C. Si Morgan
Annie Merritt
Ed. Smith
G. W. Daugherty
Kidg'war
Osceola Mills Funeral Notices And Local Deaths
The Osceola Mills column notes the funeral of Mrs Anns Edina Fassett who died in Philadelphia and was buried at the Wright home in Osceola Mills. Rev S N Lewis led the service. Also reported is the death of William Wilkinson after a brief illness from a contracted void leading to pneumonia. He leaves a widow and six children. Dorothy Brown was taken to Clearfield hospital for surgery and additional hospital details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Millis
Anns Edina Fassett
Philadelphia
John Wright
Bethany Presbyteria Church
TN. Lewis
Wiliam Wilkinson
Dorothy Brown
Clearfield Hospital
Sieve
Hospi
Unclear Almanac Notes and Local Weather Mentions
Fragmentary notes mention summer time and frost on mornings, plus travel to Akron Ohio and a move to a house seen as Paradise. A water ditch in Para is cited with potential damages if not properly Allied. A damaged or missing detail references 12 Dey for two crippled horses or broken items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solt Geisewhite
Akron
Ohio
Paradise
Pizse
Para
al Walker
Paradise next on old mill road progress noted
Supervisors praised for road work on the old mill road with excellent drainage and a well graded road bed. News notes include Orvis Ogden moving into a new house near View Point, Reud Manahan finishing a cottage at the foot of Figal Hill, Fred I Ogden roofing a barn, and visits by Reverends Long and Gearhart to William Beaumont who remains ill. Children’s Day at Bit Zion drew 104 attendees. Two severe storms caused hail damage east of Clearfield, shredding young corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis Ogden
View Point
Reud Manahan
Fiegal’s Hill
Fred I. Ogden
Long
Gearhart
William Beaumont
Beaumont
J. H. Kline
Clearfeldt
Bit. Zion
Rev. J. ©. Gearhart
James Knight
Morta
Clearfield
Winburne Defeated at Home Despite Strong Play
Last Saturday June 19 at Winburne grounds Snow Shoe visited to face the locally regarded top Clearfield Centre county team. Winburne outplayed Snow Shoe but lost 11 to 10. Richard Henwood bought a car. Religious meetings are held in Avondale Park. The A B C band performed at Bowes theatre Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winburne
Snow Shoe
Clearfield
Centre Counties
I & & Richard Henwood
Avondale Park
A. B.C
Bowesox
Entertainment at the Wisors and weekend visits
Chase the musician gave an interesting entertainment at Orvis Wisor home last Thursday. Calls and visits spill over the weekend with Mrs. Albert Wisor, daughters Martha and Edith, and many local residents. a Children’s Service is planned for June 27 at 7 30 PM. A big Fourth of July celebration plans are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Orvis Wisor
Albert Wisor
Martha
Edith
Guard Butler
Davis Wisor
Harry Goss
Alice Haines
Osceola
Blueball
Willard
Ray Goss
Isaac Butterlor
Pearl Lamadue
Bigler
John Butler
Sheridan
Ord Davis
Lloyd Stone
Harry Butler
Violet Falkner
Woodland
Barton
Davis
Allen Lamadue
Clearfield
John Wisor
Sunday Socials and Local Updates From DuBois Area
DuBois residents visited relatives including Dr Vosburg and Mrs Thos Evens while others traveled to Clearfield on official business. A Presbyterian church class bonded for the new building, fall election interest rises as two allimeters and a larger count of positions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. McClarren
Clearfield
Coulton
Presbyterian Church
V. Wallace
King of Vary
James Reed
Hazel Cocker
Edgar Cae Spear
Sundar
Burnedsie
Harper
Tenis
John Pontious
Ridgway Hospital
Tyler Precinct Sees Multiple Candidates Declared
At least six from the Tyler precinct have announced candidacies. H. C. Fauzey, who has been limiting his daughter, is DuBois has returned home. J. C. Kerchner attended the Penfield festival on Saturday. P. W. Moyer of Penfield stopped by Monday. L. W. Thomas and family spent Sunday with his brother Dr. Thomas of Force. James McGrinder plans a repainted house. James Vetrone, who bought Frank Pepe's properties, has two new houses under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Spangter
Orin C. Frank
William Bates
Philipsburg
Ada Knight
Ruth McDowell
Curwensville
Don Allen
Walter Piter
PoBois
Clearfield
Leonard
Osceola
Lloyd Gelich
Butler
A. H. Gulich
Turnpike Avenue
Helen Wilson
E. C. Beezer
The
Philipsburg | Brewing Co
Chas. Wilkinson
Snowshoe
Robert G. Gilliland
Don Filmer
Ruth
Anonville
L. R. Browne
Express
Pennsylvania State Denial Society
Reading
J. C. Sheffler
M. B
Samuel Dixon
Winburne
East End
Dixon
M. Impsin
Karthans
Woodward Hall
Mahaffey
TL. Cole
Lock Haven
B. J. Moyer
Westport
Tyler
H.C. Fauzey
DuBois
J. C. Kerchner
Penfield
P. W. Moyer
L. W. Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Force
James McGrinder
James Vetrone
Frank Pepe
McGee’s Mills Community Notes June 1915
McGees Mills residents report visits from Henry Metzker and friends en route to Glen Campbell for a funeral. Paul McGee from Pittsburg spent Sunday at home. Local remarks urge Colts to keep at it. Shoppers from Punxsutawney visit. J W McGee and Paul travel to Clearfield. Strawberries picked. Grange meetings set for the second and fourth Fridays.
Ansonville Weekend Social Notes and Local Gleanings
Emma Johnston and a friend from Altoona visited, Fruit Hill hosted a large children’s day service directed by Rev. Troutman with five to six hundred attendees. Real estate transfer records note David Johnston selling a store building and lot to C. & Sawyer. Local residents enjoyed weekend gatherings with Curwensville guests and Sunday services in New Millport and Kerr Moor. Charles Sly, noted as champion fisherman, is busy collecting taxes while a new jitney bus is planned by Mr. Scheering. James Bratton introduces a new hay bailer for hire by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Johnston
Altoona
Fruit Hill
Troutman
David Johnston
C. &. Sawyer
William Caters
James Millison
Curwensville
Scheering
C. V. Strong
Charles Sly
Kerrmoor
James Bratton
Brother Bratton
Children Service
New Millport
Grampian Community Notes List Local Visits and School News
Grampian updates show Mr E Blair Rishel returning from George school for a two month vacation. Mrs Mary Gusher leaves Thursday to visit relatives in DuBois. Mrs W W Spencer of Wilkinsburg visits friends here the past weeks. Neva and Vinnie Spencer visit Katherine and Loraine Caldwell. Beeman and Harold Caldwell of Summer City visit Aunt Mrs Edward Wertz. Mr and Mrs H P Wriglesworth and children visit Beckton. D L Hollingworth and Mrs Wessler of Du Bois visit relatives here. Wava Brown of Clearfield visits relatives near Grampian. Percy Ellinger and two children help Jesse Ellinger and Mr Win Gardlock at John Heler's. Sara Bloom attends six weeks of school at Grove. Sara Spencer of Dives visits here. First Dren's Day exercises held at Heppurnia with a good program. In home of the bride, presence of immediate relatives. Warren G Cheigren second, Dieta Bonsall. Cheigren noted as a model young man and Miss Hon gal iz an accomplished young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Blair Rishel
George School
Mary Gusher
DuBois
W. W. Spencer
Wilkinsburg
Neva
Vinnie Spencer
Katherine
Loraine Caldwell
Beeman
Harold Caldwell
Summer City
Edward Wertz
H. P. Wriglesworth
Beckton
D. L. Hollingworth
Mapleton
Wessler
du Bois
Wava Brown
Clearfield
Grampian
Percy Ellinger
Jesse Ellinger
Win
Gardlock
Correntville
John Heler
Sara
Local Notes on Church, Postmistress, and Farm Life
The community records an organist at the M E church and an assistant postmistress role. M E S plans a children's day event for Sunday evening July 4. Frank Pifer begins haymaking while Miss Florence Harman visits Lutherstown relative. A C Wood harvests strawberries as several locals spent Sunday at Luthersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
ME. 3. S
Frank Pifer
Florence Harman
Luthersburg
D. J. Bonsall
A. C. Wood
Chinese Girl Assimilates American Habits in Denver
Mary Hung a seventeen year old daughter of a former Chinatown king at Manuel Training High School is valedictorian and hailed by Principal Charles A. Bradley as the most remarkable alien student assimilating American ideas. She adores football dances and American slang, wears American fashion, plans Wellesley college and med school, and aspires to be a doctor in government service in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Manuel Training High School
Hias
Charles A. Bradley
Mary Hung
Manual Training High School
Chinatown
Bradley
Greeley
Colo
Mary
Wellesley
China
Home Style Dishes From Frugal Meal Plan
A dated home menu outlines simple recipes to refresh meals. It lists Eggs With Piquante Sauce, String Beans and Tomatoes, Rice Celery and Veal Soup, Pineapple Fluff, Amie Marmalade, and related steps, including ingredients like peppers, capers, celery, pineapple, and marmalade preparation guidance.
Play On Af Fox Hills Fox Hills Golf Club Opener
The annual invitation tournament opened today at the Fox Hills Golf Club course in New York and will be completed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hills New York
Fox Hills Golf Club
Roots Garden Pests and Spray Solutions
Water passes around bug destroy and sprays on affected plants. Avoid mixing spray solutions. Eternal spraying is the way to make an impression on the horde of bugs and blights. Gardening requires standing guard over insects with powder guns and correct formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao
Aimas
Insecticide Cake Attachments for Hose Garden Use
An old garden pest solution attaches a cake shaped insecticide to the hose at the spigot. As water flows, the cake releases material to cover the yard killing insects and preventing pest spread. Replenishment is simple once the cake is consumed.
When to Prune the Grape Practical guidance from Hedrick
Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station guidance on grape pruning covers timing by season and sap flow, cautions against pruning when vines are frozen, notes reduced summer pruning, and advises removing surplus shoots and weak growth to protect fruiting canes and overall vine health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hedrick
Massachusettes Empariment Station
Keeping Improvement At Par In Cow Breeding Debate
A fragment debating dairy cow improvement argues over the value of selective breeding and maintaining quality. It questions whether all cows are equally good and if continued improvement aligns with progress and possible natural selection.
Germany Ready to Offer Concessions to Wilson
United Press dispatch from Berlin reports Germany willing to make important concessions in response to President Wilson and the second American note. A cautious forecast says the Kaiser's reply may outline signals for neutral vessels and cargo guards and could be sent to President Wilson soon. In Grassflat, A Peterson secured the contract to build a new brick schoolhouse after recent bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unifed Press
Spas
Berlin
Germany
Willson
America
German Chancellery
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gome
Teres
Btls
Progrea
Pine Glen
Ayers
Edgar Hig
David Metullough
Andrew Metginnis
Hele
Shaughuseney
Gertrude McDonald
H. M. Hughes
Oscedis
Elias
Baker
Philsselphia
D.C
Yesternayer Baumgardner
A. L. Pierce
Berwinsdale
Sinengz
H. E. Hess
James Mooney
John McGrath
Houtzdale
J. F. Semple
Glen Hope
Sheridan Gaulin
Harbison-Walker Brick Company
Saranat Lake
Alta Shirey
Bell Telephone
West Virginia
Stanley Chase
Ella Stewart
Crissie
Nichols Street
Clark
Utica
Washington, D. C
Alice Kramer
Grove City College
Elizabeth Fleming
Thomas Fleming
Royal Peas
Rickinsor Spyinary
Alexander Patterson, Jr
My. Teas
Long Island City
Emil F. Kupfer
New York
D. P. Johns
Kendals
Margaret
Council Bluff
Iowa
Tms. McMurray
le Just
Johns
Williamsport & Rober
Hugill
Biser
RB. Brown
G. Moris Kran
Clearfield S' Mes
Robert SM. Hugill
Hastings
Leah Price
G. Merzemary
S. Allen
L MM. Lawhead
Gorve
James Minds
Johny Gallagher
Ramey
W. S. Piper
Richard 5. Reed
A. M. Gorman
LaJose
Mondas
Bennie Brown
G. Morris Xuarr
Mr. Brown
Benjamin Crago
Morrisdate
George Bigler
Niagra Faille
Scranton
Williams
Orcutt and Buchanan
Osceola Mills
RFD
H. A. Vosburg
Dr. Vosburg
James Armstrong
Jessie Miller
Sagamore
Thos. Evens
McGee’s Mills
Ansonville
Eelestial
United Press
TV. A. Peterson
Grassfiat
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