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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1915

Page

5

Injunction Refused in Second Street Case

Judge Bell refuses to grant the injunction in the equity case by property owners against the borough of Clearfield over paving costs for concrete curbs and gutters on North Second Street. The court orders the plaintiffs to bear the costs, cites prior notice and timely action failures, and schedules a final decree.

Bell Moore North Second Street Borough of Clearfield Dupe Deil Thase Lie Town Eel Tn Tonyso

Russians Beat Back Germans on Multiple Fronts

Allied offensives resume on Asiatic and European fronts. Russian forces push Germans from the Vistula to Proancaz, seize many prisoners, while Germans fall back toward Litno and Mavla regions. Von Hindenburg’s army falters in Brodne swamps as Russians mass. Minor rear-guard actions occur near Roz and Lemburg amid broader pressure.

Aly United D'reas London Nave Shanak Kilid Bakray Dardianelles Athens Vistula Proancaz Litno Mavla Saidsu Thorn von Hindenburg Brodne Roz Lemburg

Philipsburg Man Dies Suddenly In Church Service

William Miller of Philipsburg died suddenly Sunday evening at the Philipsburg Lutheran church during Christian Endeavor services. Born November 20, 1857 in Fulton County, he married Mary May 11, 1880. Survived by sons William Hobert Mahion and daughters Ruth Ann and Ann, with more relatives. formerly a tailor by trade after moving to Philipsburg in 1882.

Willian Miller Philipsburg Oviook Christian Endeavor Fulton County Mary Mt.ee Springs Hbr William and Hobert Philatelphia Mahion Gettysburg Albert Charles Indiana Daoaphbeth Anns Miller Philipshire

Two Tacoma Lads Have Ten Living Grandparents

In Tacoma, Washington, Robert and John Fremont Annis, aged nine months and twenty nine months, are said to have ten living grandparents all residing in Washington. They are sons of J. C. Annis, with ages and details partially unclear due to OCR.

Tacoma Washton Washington Robert Jokn Fremont Annis J. C. Annis Tange Fran

Billion Dollars Worth of Munitions of War

A New York report notes the Allies have spent about 412 million dollars on arms and war supplies in the United States through February, with Canada and Britain handling much of the shipping. It details the vast scale of U S production, including 75 firearms factories employing up to 50,000, and 108 explosives establishments expanding output to meet wartime needs.

New York Europe United States Germany Department of Commerce Wfashington Department Canada England France Russia Shipwell Tron and Steel Abies Unites] States

Puny Girl Who Returned From the Fang Line

Miss Weleska Sadler, a Red Cross nurse, recounts her wartime service from Charleroi to Ghent and Paris. She helped organize Belgian hospitals, endured Charleroi’s fall, and later served near Compiègne before typhoid sidelined her for seven weeks in Paris.

Miss Weleska Sadler Red Cross Ant! Gennan Armes Tunxsutayney Dessium Charleroi Paris Belgium Bermuda Anothey Chai Army Churchep Wwe Mittas Feld Ambulance Corps William Hartje

Dangers of Springtime Noted by Dr Dixon Health Talk

In his Little Talks on Health and Hygiene Sammel G Dixon M D notes spring signals a shift from winter lethargy and urges caution. He warns of higher death rates from pneumonia and tuberculosis, especially for city dwellers and the elderly, and advises moderation in diet ventilation exercise temperature control and adequate sleep to resist spring ailments.

Sammel G. Dixon M.D. L. Bb Commissioner of Health

Houser Opens Clearfield Undertaking Business

L F Houser located his undertaking business in Clearfield and is licensed by the state board of embalming to practice anywhere in the state. He attended both Pennsylvania College of Embalming and Pittsburgh school of mortuary science. Calls answered day or night. residence 209 Bridge Street.

Clearfield Houzer Pennsylvania College of Ermbalming Pittsburg School of Anateray State Board of Undertaker Bridge Street

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