Daily Roundup of Visitors and Local Notices in Clearfield
Weekly note card lists visitors from Philipsburg DuBois Altoona and Punxsutawney John Wenton Glenn Riches Hugh Mackle and many others in Clearfield area with stopovers at the Dimeling hotel. Mentions Roughly a dozen residents including Miss Ruth Maloney Cymil A Weisgerber and J N Schoonover and local officials like Squire J L Lightner and W Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wenton
Glenn Riches
Clearfield
Hugh Mackle
Altoona
Glen Richey
N. Schoonover
Philipsburg
John H. Fulford
DuBois
Court House
W. A. Devling
Woodland
Local visitors and residents noted in Clearfield area
Tuesday May 12 reports list Rev Dr Bell pastor visiting Clearfield yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Gensier of RMavaffer and Mr and Mrs R E Lynn on South Second Street are visiting. William Bigler travels to Philadelphia. County Treasurer Miles W Winsfey of Mehaffer was in town yesterday. Mrs Paul Eline formerly Rena Drew and her daughter are here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Rumberger
Houtzdale
Rumberger
Hila J. Mountz
F. G. Moungz
Smithmill
P. A. Lotrich
Philipsburg
Dimeling Yesteriday
Osceola
W. J. Taylor
Penfield
Robert Jackson
Dr. Bell
du Bois Presbyterian Church
Clearfield
William Gensier
Rmavaffer
R. E. Lynn
South Second Street
William Bigler
Philadelphia
Miles
Winsfey
Mehaffer
Paul Eline
Rena Drew
Visitors and residents gather in Clearfield area on May 14
Thursday May 14 sees Mrs Pam Kilve and daughter from Butler visit Mrs Kline's parents on West Pine street. Grant Thompson and wife return from Philadelphia. Miss Lucy Vincent of Karthens returns from Clearfield. Dr F B Read of Osceola attends vigil. Jesse Boges reports Boges Township. Charles Fiester, now in Wisconsin, visits Clearfield. A M Bloom attends Retail Liquor Association meeting. D J Downes and Harry Gunter of Philipsburg conduct town business. Mrs J Ellis Harvey of Orviston visits Dimeling. A S Hutchinson in town from Orhanta. M E Plyler of DuBois attends Favor men's meeting. Mrs George W Johnston and young son visit from Washington DC. Frank Mahaffey and W H Isenburg attend Clearfield conference with Mahaffey. Miss Louise Wright and Miss Mayme Owens teaching in Coalport visit home. William Dyer of Curwensville and A L Edwards of Osceola Mills in town for assembly race. Urges contributing to hospital debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Kilve
Butler
Mrs. Kline
Mrs. Drew
West Pine Street
F. B. Read
Osceola
Jesse Boges
Boges
Charles Fiester
Wisconsin
Clearfield
A. M. Bloom
Penfield
Retail Liquors Association
D. J. Downes
Harry Gunter
Philipsburg
Frank Mahaffey
W. H. Isenburg
Mahaffey
Louise Wright
Mayme Owens
Coalport
William Dyer
Curwensville
A. L. Edwards
Osceola Mills
Extraordinary effort to obtain license funds sparks mandamus case
Harrisburg May 11 Auditor General Powell questions raise by Attorney General Bell in a mandamus suit seeking to force payment of 1167 to Palmer and Snyder contractors for Route No 132 work in Delaware county from automobile license receipts. Powell argues the act of March 30 1811 requires audit and approval before any public funds move, notes missing engineers notes, and criticizes the方式 of a unit price contract. A curfew reform call and local notes follow in Clearfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Auditor General
Harrisburg
Powell
Bell
State Department
Palmer & Snyder
Sneilor
Attormey
Cunningham
Auditor General's Department
Watson & Freeman
Pittsburgh
Fend
Highway Department
Delaware County
Attorney General
Star
Bnit
Local residents share Sunday visits and moves in Curwensville area
Mrs J T Cleaver visited Mrs Wilam Woodaide at Curwensville on Thursday. Vera Senter sent Thursday evening with Mrs Frde Freeman. Mrs L Spencer spent Sunday with her brother William Gusher at Curwensville. John McDivett is reported quite poorly at this writing. Kathryn Wandling of Clearfield spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs John Krepps of Tob er City spent Sunday at Mrs Krepps home. Mrs H B Clary and daughter Jeane are visiting in Coalport this week. Mr and Mrs Ry Caldwell, Mr and Mrs H J Russell and Mrs M Dersick spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clair Moppture at Woodland. J H Carrys at Karthaus attended the yearly meeting of Friends of Philadelphia and visited Mr and Mrs R P Kester at Newton the past week. J Wes Carry and family moved to the Lane Block property. Clife Wriglesworth moved to Belt Stronach property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Tate
Curwensville
Lela Bloom
Mettie Smith
J. Wrigley
J. M. Read
Dr. Stewart
Edna Read
Luella Bloom
James Wrigley
Smith
Emma Schicking
Clearfield
Chloe Peoples
Alfred Aughenbaugh
5. C. Bradford
Odessa
Vern Caldwell
Hummel
Lee
Guy Mullen
Woodland
Catide
Merrit Mullen
Cecil Read
Grange
Kerrmoor
Pine Grove
Susquehanna Bridge
Edna
Eldo Read
C. Read
Goshen
Eldon
Wade Bickford
Ruth Ogden
Lucille Me‘Corklé
Ada Fulton
Marty
Pauline Schrot
Lock Haven
Harry Dougherty
Lawrence Grange
Rowles Sisters
Olen Dunlap
Grange Melodies
J. T. Cleaver
Wilam Woodaide
Vera Senter
Frde Freeman
L. Spencer
William Gusher
John McDivett
Kathryn Wandling
John Krepps
Tober City
R. P.kester
Newton
J. Wes Carry
Laae Block
Clyfe Wriglesworth
Belt Stronach
Circus Visit Set for Clearfield by Rit Carson and Buffalo Bill
Rit Carson's and Buffalo Bill's Wild West show is booked to visit Clearfield on Wednesday, June 3. Lost item noted as LOST-85 between Second Street S and Paradise. Finder asked to return to the Progress office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rit Carson
Buffalo Bill
Clearfield
Second Streets
Paradise
Roosevelt Denounces Canal Toll Repeal Policy
Roosevelt attacks the Wilson administration over plans to repeal canal toll exemptions and pay Colombia. He defends coastwise toll freedom, rejects foreign entanglements, and stresses American strength and justice in pursuing the Panama Canal. He argues a strong fleet and unilateral action safeguarded U.S. interests rather than arbitration appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Aidan
Barbados
Freas Hng
Wilson
Great Britain
Colombia
Blackmarl
Roosevelt
Senate
Columbia
Panama
Amele Sam
Bry- Jan
South
Notice saluo.givan with stray keys and quail raft
A fragmented notice mentions keys and quail raft in a terse line. It reads as a stray or garbled public notice with no clear action, date, or authoritative source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluo
Givan
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clear
E. Horn
F. T. Eastment
Wigton
Malcolm McFarlane
the Dimeding
C. D. VanDuzer
Virginia VanDneer
Chicago
Dimeling
Ruth Maloney
du Bois
John C. Foreythe
Punxsutawney
B.S. Boyle
H. P. Hipler
Fourth Street
Henry I. Wilson
Big Hun
Paul 8
Read
Harry Swartz
Squire J. L. Lightner
John M. Chase, Sr
Mt Clemen Midh
Tung
Alg. Graham
West Side
Lillie Lee
Asheville, N. C
Emma Minkle
State College
van Orr
William
Busines
Chearfield
Joan Fagte
Buller
Pearl Bloom
Arthur Payne
Mrs. Graham
Mrs
Carrie Bloom
Faton, Street
Helen Richards
Hovtzdale
Cymil A. Weisgerber
Winburne
George P. Welch
Carrie McGaughey
Lian Derr
M. B. Cunningham
Bemis, Minn
J. L. Cunningham
New York City
Bess Fairbank
Hartisburg
Ernest E. Fairbank
Des Moines
Harry A. Reed
Market Street
Generiave Straw
Jordan Township
Helen H. Straw
Frank Goss
Wallaceton
W.frey
Washington Party
George E. Princible
Patton
J. Munz
Norwich
Clearfield Textile Company
A. B. Bruddinmger
Snow Shoe
W. L. Cottrell
A. Johnson
J. E. Herdman
Mondas
J. N. Schoonover
W. L. Mason
Punxentawnheye
Clark McLaughlin
Punxsttawne
Grant Thompson
Phadelphia
Lucy Vincent
Karthens
A. S. Hutchinson
Orhanter
M. E. Plyler
Favor Men
George W. Johnston
Daisy Thorn
Washington, D. C
Ashley Thorn
Nichols St
Mostab Natiistes
Ita Legation A
Heria
Theel
Bork Weies
James Knox Polk Hall
Clearfita
Clover Hill
Eldon Read
J. H. Dorvit
De.Cowdrick
J. S. Wrigley
Wm. Schryver
M. V. Mapes
Frank Smith
Shets
Amos Read
Russel Peoples
Frank Farm
John Hauck
Les Irene
Milford
Curtis Read
Sarah Read
Edgar Read
Ollie Moort
Lee Mullen
Benjamin Long
Krebs
Grampian
Roosevelt- Deane
Dactares
Himmel
Tharry
Ameri
Roll B. Thompson
Sir Walter Raleigh
Nevling Bldg
Wille
Éotates
Curwensville, PA
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