Preservation of vigor in a public organization continues
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion on the need for insuring that a public organization remains respected by all segments of society. The text hints at a continuation on page four.
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Clearfield Weekly Progress in Clearfield, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
Coroner Reports Death by Self-inflicted Shot in Curwenaville
Coroner J L Pollum of DuBois traveled to Curwenaville to investigate the death of an unnamed man. The coroner ruled the death a self-inflicted gunshot, likely occurring at least twelve hours before discovery. Services are planned Friday at 2:00 PM at the Curwentville Presbyterian Church with Rev Samuel Barber officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollum
Than _ Hippo
J. L Pollum
DuBois
Curwenaville
Filippa
Jossue
Mr. Bipps
Ueniny
Clearfield
Samuel Barber
Curwentville Presbyter
Dam Church
Wood usage among industries and products described
The text outlines wood use across industries, noting laurel holly and yucca are minor. It lists fifty five principal industries relying on wood, with boxes, steam cores, and store supplies highlighted, then trails into frames gears and bodies. It mentions pumps, tools, handles and instruments, ending with a bottom list of products including planes and dry kilns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zornes
Progressive conference program at Fort Pitt details
Wireless dispatch states Colonel Roosevelt nearly recovered from fever and preparing a Pittsburgh speech on June 30. Conference events at Fort Pitt include an English room session at 8:30 AM, delegates luncheon, talks by Pinchot and Dreier Lewis, and a mass meeting with Colonel Roosevelt. Reserved seats via Allen Burns in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Steamship Company
Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt
Tenth Street
Penavence
Water Wreet
Eoosenet
Fort Pitt ‘Hotel
Allen T. Burns
Keystone Building
Progressives open Western campaign HQ in Chicago
The Progressive national and congressional committees plan to open a Western headquarters in Chicago around July 1 at 125 Jackson Boulevard. Congressman William H. Hinebaugh of Clingis will oversee Chicago operations, with O K E Davis in charge of national committee work. The building also houses the Progressive Club, and Illinois state committee offices may join. Campaign activity includes widespread ticketing, candidate nominations, a Speakers Bureau, and about 20 pamphlets for distribution from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Nations] Committee
Progressive Congressional Committees
Chicago
Jackson Boulevard
William H. Hinebaugh
Clingis
Congressiona Committee
Chitago
Congressional Committee
O. K E. Davis
National Committee
City Progressive Club
State Committee of Illinois
Progressive State
Eqcity
Feld Allhnough
Congress
United States Senate
the National Committee
Epworth League Event at Trinity Sunday Social
Busy people invited to attend the Epworth League of Trin snc sd event featuring ice cream cake sandwiches and home made candy. Prof Thayer's celebrated orchestra likely to perform despite weather. youth engagement urged and subscribers asked for the Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Sereo
Epworth League of Trinsnc Sd
Thayer
Acteol
Aigure
Philipsburg Couple Wed at Baptist Parsonage
Ordie Eboch of Philipsburg and Miss Jane M. Cook of Allport were married at the Baptist parsonage in Philipsburg on Tuesday evening by Rev. H. K Bower. They will reside in Philipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Ordie Eboch
Jane M. Cook
Allport
Baptist Parsonage
H. K Bower
Ice Cream Festival Hosted by Third Ward Hose Company
The Third ward Hose Company will host an ice cream festival on the lawn at the base on Friday evening June 26. Everyone is invited to attend this community event and enjoy treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Hose. Co
Hove Bease
For the Honor of Old Glory at the Opera House
A four reel feature titled For the Honor of Old Glory or Uncle in Mexico opens Monday night at the opera house. The patriotic entertainment runs with the regular service and depicts U S troops on the border alongside a love story amid battle scenes. The notice adds that the weather is beautiful for all and the crop grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Opera House
U. S
Roosevelt Inspecting Ship Imperator Aboard With Crew
Roosevelt visits the steamship Imperator and shakes hands with grimy firemen and engineers. He tours the vessel with the captain, greeted there as part of a general day’s itinerary aboard the Imperial liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperator
Wirelesai
New York
Roosevelt
Thao
Shipboard
West
Roose
Industrial parade judges seek three qualified festival judges
The parade committee calls for three unbiased, up-to-date judges to score floats on attractiveness first, advertisement second, and originality third. They will evaluate novelty and aesthetic appeal as crowds and judges view the float. The final criterion is how well the float represents the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Parade Committee
Wiewar
Xway
Meed's Retail Rush Driven by Papers Requiring Attention
RK M Meed faces urgent duties as papers arrive at his office. Reed the register and recorder plans a probable return home, with his Oregon visit ending soon. A telegram alerts him to necessary personal attention, hastening his homecoming from Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. M. Meed
Rum. Reed
Roe
Oregon
Local Obituary Fragment Mentions Rhodes and Gatersnek Relatives
A fragmentary notice names Mrs. Chester A Rhodes and Mr Thomas Test of East End, with references to Mize and other relatives. The unreadable OCR leaves missing details about the exact relationship and dates. Additional context would clarify the deceased or event referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Rhodes
Thomas
East End
Fragmented local notice on travel and groups
A garbled OCR fragment references a place called Clearfield and mentions movements of people or groups. It hints at a hike or travel between locations and possible community groups or scouts but the text is unclear and incomplete.
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