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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1913

Page

5

Busy readers' notes and Hal lowe'en plans in Clearfield weekly

Frank Reese of Punxsutawney and Miss Ida Robinson of Carwensville are visitors and shoppers in town. The Felix club plans a Halloween dance. Lynn Stewart expected home from Bellefonte. Mr and Mrs A. Murray returned from Philadelphia. Mitchell Chase from Williamsport to spend Sunday. Will of William Parmer probated by Heed in Moshannon. J K Horton hosted a progressive bridge party on Front Street. Mrs Beile Zeigler leaves for Williamsport and Williamsport. Mrs McCord hosts Sunday School class Halloween party at Second Street home. Union from Clearfield at Harrisburg for Industrial Welfare Convention includes Richard Gilbert and Mr O Neill to resume work at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. Glasgow Troxell home from Saltsburg. Mrs W L Betts home from Philadelphia. Miss Alice Dill hosts card party at Second Street. Hogel? Fi gal from Indiana, Pa. James Mitchell Jr from Philadelphia. Wallace Smith from Johnstown visiting parents Judge and Mrs A O Smith. Mrs J K Mahaffey hosts bridge at A R Powell home. Mrs G H Thompson to Philadelphia for two weeks. Miss Gertrude Bell and Miss Helen Dutton home from DuBois. Miss Adelaide Kratzer heads home to Cheatertown. J E Mahaffey spending date with wife visiting mother. Lawahe Dorr home from Saltsburg attending Kisku methyl tas Springa school.

Felix Club Hallowe'en Lynn Stewart Bellefonte A. Murray Philadelphia Mitchell Chase Dickfewvn Seminary Williamsport Register and Recorder Moshannon William Par Mer Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Glasgow Troxell Saltsburg W. L Betts Alice Dill Second Street H. J. Fiégal Indiana James Mitchell, Jr Wallace Smith Johnstown A. 0. Smith J. K. Mahaffey Bridge A. R.powell G.H. Thompson Menehone Gertrude Bell Helen Dutton DuBais Adelaide Kratzer Cheatertown J. E. Mahaffey A.R. Powell Lawahe Dorr Kiskiminetas Springa School Lyne Dorr

DuBois Visitors and Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend

People from DuBois Westover Bond Grampton Gratham and nearby towns attended events in Clearfield and Curwansville. Guests include Miss Kathryn Bloom and Mrs Dean Bloom at Dimeling, the Norrises at a card party, a Hallowe en party in Dubois, and an oyster supper hosted by Miss Hanna Hughes. Mrs Piper, Miss Woodward, and others traveled for visits and social engagements across the region.

Isaac Straw Westover Clearfield Dean Bloom Bond Md Firs Boyd Williams Grampton JL M. Hughes Greeol Mills County Geal

Town Visits and Prepares for Travels Across States

Wednesday in Kerr Moore sees Mr and Mrs Vern Bell visiting, Miss Marthe Galligh and Ide Galligh visiting Pittsburgh, James Mitchell Jr leaving for Philadelphia after a home visit, Mrs Bloom and daughter Edna from Curwensville shopping, Mrs Lester Smeal off to New York City and Worcester, Lynn Stewart returning to Belleforte, Mitchell Chase returning to Carlisle for Dickinson Law School, John K Alahaffey back to Pittsburgh visiting wife’s mother Mrs A R Powell, Miss Adelaide Kratzer returning home to Chesterton Md after month in town, S Vo Uorfer former Clearfield Herald publisher visiting, Mr and Mrs Border now residing in Vineland N J after buying a small farm.

Vern Bell Kerr- Moore Marthe Ide Galligh Pittsburgh James Mitchell, Jr Philadelphia Bloom Edna Curwensville Lester Smeal New York City Worcester Mars Lynn Stewart Belleforte Mitchell Chase Toj Qarlisle Dickinson Law School John K. Alahaffey A. R. Powell Adelaide Kratzer Chesterton Md S. Vo Uorfer The Clearfield Herald Mrs. Border Vineland N. J

Local residents and visitors gather across towns

Thursday and Friday reports list Dr. Byers of Oscneola visiting town, Cat Travis revisiting Dubois, and HS Whitemac's trip to State College. Mrs. Percy Smith and Mrs. Shaw visit, Lois Snake and Miss Goldie Horning are noted, while several residents travel to Penn State and Pittsburgh institutions for study, surgery, and social events.

Dr. Byers Oscenla Cat Travis Dubois HS. Whitemac State College Percy Smith Cutwensville Shaw Hyde City Lois Snake Philipsburg Albert Kester Grampian Mra al Mitchell W. A

Week of News from Grampian Towns and Surroundings

Rom Orcutt lies ill as local notes from Grampian and Curwensville readers recount visits, social calls, school events, temperance program plans, and a flood of names from Hagg, Mapes, Underwood, Root, Lippart, McCracken, and others. House repairs, travels to Clearfield and Washington, and a mass masquerade highlight community life.

Telegraphic Ticks in Swope Park Tragedy and Miscellany

A Dunter in Swope park Kansas City was shot and killed by Frank Robinson Ernest G McCoy of Nashua NH killed his wife then died by suicide Nearly 90 delegates attend New Orleans laundromat workers convention John Tumnet of Great Po Kan is dying after a hammer attack Burglaries strike Venice Illinois and Charlestown West Virginia official bribery warrant arrest John H Kervonen editor convicted for carrying red flag at Socialist parade Appleton’s Union, WV death claim. Amsterdam pistol car accident. prison escape crocodile lore and Papuan prison escape tale from New York Sun

Swope Park Kansas City Frank Robinson

Woman Suffrage Peril Warns Senator Tillman

Senator Ben Tillman warns that rapid women suffrage will corrupt politics and degrade the republic. He argues conservatism in the South and New England blocks reform but fears ultimate political ruin as women's participation grows.

South New England Republic Ben Tillman

Fragmented Quote on Love and Loyalty

A clipped excerpt mockingly highlights gender roles and marriage ideals. It contrasts a map lover and a wage writer with imagined durations of love. The fragment critiques conventional views, suggesting belief in lasting affection after marriage.

Rev George Adams Joplin Announces Daughter’s Wedding

Invitations issued for the marriage of Jane Joplin to Asbury Wright Lee Jr on Saturday evening November 22 1913 at six o'clock at 1507 Ashland Avenue Louisville Kentucky with the Rev George Adams Joplin officiating.

George Adams Joplin Jane Asbury Wright Lee, Jr

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