Progressive Publishing moves to Opera House block in Clearfield
The Progressive Publishing Company announces relocation of the Clearfield Daily and Weekly Progress to the Opera House block formerly McGrory's Five and Ten. A modern press, folding machine, wire stitcher, and Sinotype added. West Side Printery acquired. Subscriptions grow as job printing expands, with aims for a larger, up-to-date paper serving Clearfield and surrounding counties.
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Clearfield
Commodiouy
Opera House
McGrory Company
Mike Best
Onmelver
Opera Howes
Busietmen
Progressive Publishing Company
Clearfield Herald
Times-Monitor
Wtect
Ust
West Side Printery
J. Fred Fenton
Fenton
Phat Clearfield
Clearfield Vocal Society Prepares Tale of O Kimi San
The Clearfield society, long known for high quality music under Prof H Clark Thayer, rehearses orders of Oderlige Taylor for a November 25 Opera House performance. The group works on choruses and solos to present a moving Japanese tale, O Kimi San, in a distinguished annual festival setting.
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Clearfield Society
H. Clark ‘Thayer
College of Music
Japan
Opera House
Pises
Oderlige-Taylore
Emma Louise Stoner Dies in Tyrone Home
Emma Louise Stoner died at the Tyrone home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stoner, on Thursday afternoon. The obituary notes the family and location in Tyrone.
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Tyrone
Emma Louise Stoner
C. A. Stoner
Tyrane
Thursby
Oer
Death of Joseph Peck in Ospeola Mills area
Joseph Peck, brother of Simon Peck of Ospeola Mills, died at his home in Puncamike Saturday evening in his 79th year.
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Joseph Peck
Simon Peck
Ospeola Mills
Iis
Puncamike
Strike at Tyler Coal Mines By United Mine Workers
Seven hundred workers at Tyler in this county walk out as the United Mine Workers of America press for mine unionization. The Tyler mines are owned by Cascade Coal and Coke company. A satisfactory agreement between union and company is expected soon.
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United Mine Workers
Tyler
United Mine Workers of America
Tyler Wines
Cascade Coal and Coke Company
Two Important Cases for December Term Court
The December term will hear Lukens versus Waterworth over alleged improper treatment of Mrs. Lukens and Annie Keeler v county of Clearfield regarding the reward for her husband the condemned murderer. Asbury W. Chase returns home after weeks in hospital following an operation to the delight of friends.
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W. C. Lukens
J. S. Waterworth
Annie Keeler
Clearfield
Lukens
Dr. Waterworth
Keeler
John QO. Keeler
Asbury W
Expense accounts come in slowly in Clearfield county
Candidates for important offices in Clearfield county are slow to file their expense accounts. Only Boose and Dr Pollum presented papers to the prothonotary. Hoose paid out 61.18 with 55.20 still owed. Boose’s costs covered printing hack hire railroad fare and meals. Slaughnephoupt for tax collector spent 65.70, exceeding Boose by nearly five dollars. Pollum for coroner and Chor pening for justice of the peace in Clearfield paid under 50 each. A large batch of returns from minor offices. no judge candidates filed expenses.
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Hia County
G. Boose
Dr.Pollum
Mrr. Hoose
Washington
J. A. Slaughephoupt
DuBois
Mr. Boose
Dr. Pollum
F. P. Chorpening
Justice of the Peace
Clearfield
Paroled Candidates from Clearfield County Prison
The Clearfield county court has recommended parole for Miles McIntosh Dominico Marbito and Harry Koughner under the new law. McIntosh and Koughner each face one to two years for larceny, Marbito for aggravated assault. A separate note says parole was refused for one unnamed prisoner.
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Clearfield County
Western Penitentiary
Miles McIntosh
Dominico Marbito
Saasault
Harry Koughner
Company Guests Correct Lusitania Fare Report
In Clearfield November 15, reports misstated Gen Bramwell Booth’s ocean voyage costs. The Lusitania’s best accommodations were offered by Cunard Co to the general and his secretary and chief secretary Colonel William Pesrt of New York without charge.
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Bramwell Booth
Wiliam Pesrt
New York
Senera
Gues S
Cunard Co
Lusitania
Clearfield
A. Clearfield
Bonds Not Necessary Says State Treasurer Young
Harrisburg Nov 17 Robert XK Young state treasurer and former auditor general declared that despite a defeat in the constitutional amendment to permit $50 million in highway bonds, Pennsylvania can build good roads by judicious annual appropriations. He argues $5 million yearly is enough and says he remains enthusiastic for road improvement without bonds.
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Mr. Young
Harrisburg
Robert XK. Young
Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Good Roads Associations
Automobile Clubs
Highway Department
Union Services by Women’s Societies at First Presbyterian
A district meeting of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies will be held at the First Presbyterian church on Thursday November 20 starting at 10 30 A M and continuing through the day. A quarterly luncheon will be served at 12 30 P M with the afternoon session beginning at 2 o’clock. The Presbyterian committee promises strong program talent and the event will be entertaining and instructive with an offering taken to cover expenses. Local society members will note the annual bank offering and mite boxes to be received.
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If. M
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Committee
Not Many Present Women Suffrage Talk Draws Few
A small group gathered at Miss Alice Mossop's home to hear Mim Louise Hall of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association explain the aims and need for women's voting rights. Hall urged Cleared women to join, presenting clear reasons for granting the franchise and stressing the movement's urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mossop
Mim Louise Hall
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association
Miss Hall
Two Men Die in B R P Freight Wreck near Cherry Springs
In Potter County on Tuesday, William Weed and J Maxwell, both of Galeton, were instantly killed when a freight train derailed on the B R P road near Cherry Springs. Weed was the nephew of Mrs. W F Kelley of DuBois and son of Mr. and Mrs. C M Weed of Penfield.
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Potter County
Cherry Springs
William Weed
J. Maxwell
Galeton
Weed
W. F. Kelley
DuBois
C. M. Weed
Penfield
Reverend Salter Reports Big Temperance Convention
Rev B A Salter of West Side M E Church gave a succinct account of the National Anti Saloon League convention held in Columbus Ohio last week. He quoted speakers and shared his views, delivering a highly praised sermon that reflected a historic temperance gathering with plans to strengthen the movement nationwide.
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B. A. Salter
West Side
M. E
Columbus
Ohio
Salter
Salters
Temperance Workers
Tearing Up the Streets and River Pollution Crackdown
The Steam Heating Company tears up streets on Second Street between Market and Cherry for work. Authorities threaten arrest of twenty mill owners and others along the Sinnemahoning branch of the Susquehanna for pollution. Fish commissioner Buller vows river cleanup to protect fishermen from poisoned waters.
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Second Street
Market and
Cherry
Sinnemahoning
Susquehanna River
Buller
Prospecting Firm Plans Another Oil Drill Hole
A report from near Rockton states the company prospecting for oil is preparing to drill another hole as part of ongoing exploration in the area.
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Rockton
Celahborhang
Must Have Been Funny In Bigler Township Tale
Residents of Bigler township discuss a remarkable shot by Dime manager Sheldon who killed three rabbits with a fragment of shot and his errant aim.
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Bigler
Sheldon
Penroseism the Leading Issue at Scranton Progressives
Scranton reports a Progressive gathering where Pinchot and other leaders condemned Penrose, vowing to defeat him in Pennsylvania and national races. The speech emphasized veteran steadiness, anti magnate influence, and unity against Penrose and allied elites amid local marriages, support disputes, and evangelistic services in Mechanics Hall.
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Party of the People
Bom
Gifford Pinchot
Scranton
Scranton Daily News
Penrose
William Wilhelm
Pottsville
State Progressive League
A. Nevin Dettrich
Chambersburg
Pinchot
Chicago
Massachusetts
Democrata
Pennsylvania
Pen- Toke
United
Senate
A Turkey Supper in Stewart Building Tomorrow
The Willing Workers of the Me church host a turkey supper in the Stewart building at 210 Reed Street tomorrow evening.
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Stewart Building
Reed Street
Funeral for George Fulford Held at Pine Street Residence
The funeral of George Fulford occurred this afternoon from his mother's Pine Street home. Rev Dr E Reeve of the First Presbyterian Church led the service. Interment followed at Hillcrest Cemetery with pallbearers Singleton, Ball, William Hagserty, Hasard Murray, George R. Bigg er, Richard Kennard, and W I Batts assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulford
Pine -Streat
E . Reeve
First Presbyterian Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Singleton
Ball
William Hagserty
Hasard Murray
George R. Bigg
Richard Kennard
W. I Batts
Bounty Provisions Alarm State Game Officials
A mood of probates is reserved at the commissioners office calling for payment of bounty for nuisance animals including foxes and owls under the new act. Certificates request payments on goshawks, claimed by a naturalist to be nonresident to Pennsylvania except at intervals. Dr Kalbfus, secretary of the state game commission, warns officials about paying bounty on birds for insectivores, fearing hunters destroy beneficial birds for the reward.
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Pennsylvania
Kalbfus
State Game Commission
Keeler Death Warrant Pending After Court Action
The superior court's ruling on a single trial for John Kesler, murderer of Joseph Roessner, was received by Prothonotary Moore Fe day and mailed to Governor Tener. Execution timing remains uncertain with possible January or February dates to allow Keeler time to prepare.
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Keeler
John Kesler
Joseph Roessner
Moore Feday
Tener
Keelers
Real estate transfers list from local deed records
A. L. Gearhart transfers land in Boggs two to Williard Gearhart for 75 dollars. Jacob Goss transfers land in Cooper two to Mortis Garfinkel for 2500 dollars. Wayne Robinson transfers land in Curwenaville to William Mey Clore for 1045 dollars. Martin Kaarr transfers land in Troutville to Charles Kaerr for 1600 dollars. Theodore Blain Patton transfers land in Beccaria two to Joseph Verenhak for 16 dollars. William Mayensky transfers land in Cooper two to Ignat Hunedi for 240 dollars. Barbe Hovaia transfers land in Cooper two to Adam Chrintick for 250 dollars. L. Dorcey Griffith transfers land in Curwenaville to A. G. Ammen man for 200 dollars. Hannah M. Hoopengardner transfers land in Clearfield to William A. Snyder for 500 dollars. John Delia transfers land in Buston two to Frank Famage for 130 dollars. Frank Famage transfers land in Huston twp to Dongto De Salva for 135 dollars.
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A. L. Gearhart
Williard Gearhart
Boggs Two
Jacob Goss
Mortis Garfinkel
Cooper Two
Wayne Robinson
William 8
Mey Clore
Curwenaville
Martin Kaarr
Charles Kaerr
Troutville
Theodore Blain Patton
Joseph Verenhak
Beccaria
William Mayensky
Ignat Hunedi
Barbe Hovaia
Adam Chrintick
L. Dorcey Griffith
A. G. Ammenman
Hannah M. Hoopengardner
William A. Snyder
Clearfield
John Delia
Frank Famage
Buston Two
Rails Rolled At The Bag Mall Plant Opening
This week rolling at Hyde City began for the bag mall plant with rails nearly complete and machinery running. A motor issue hampered one machine but is being repaired. General Manager Baumgerte expresses confidence operations will proceed smoothly after start. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Aster Cowdrick of Reid Street Pridey on November 14.
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Hyde City
Baumgerte
Weung Escalapine
Mr. Aster Cowdrick
Reid Street
Pridey
Marriage in St Trinois Catholic Church
Cornellia Barron and Mrs. Kate Smith wed Tuesday evening at 7:20 in St Trinois Catholic Church officiated by Father Roan. Witnesses were William Strayer and Air Nora McDonald. Cheer up a possible war with Mexico in ’32 may affect the draft.
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Cornellia Barron
Kate Smith
St Trinois Catholic
Roan
William Strayer
Air Nora McDonald
Mexico
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Mtegerr
Ftecat
Down
Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Merrell Street
B. F. Kneeland
Coudersport
Kneeland
Hay Drug Company
State Department
Dr Bole
L. S. Hay
C. L Bay
A. 3. Hay
JL A. Simmonds
Senator Perose
Unnion Services
Rev. Salter
Anti-Saloon League
United State Senate
Blisht
Naltion
Hin
Ayater
Sam Carter
Blair County
Ralph Shaw
Utahville
Lyia Rosella Johnson
Filnton
Cambria County
Mechanics Hal Ves Side
Armstrong
Conz
Winemiller
Has
BAG Mall
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