Borough Council Reports Big Savings on Repaving Project
The borough saved $3355.25 by doing the repaving of Bigler Avenue with on hand materials. The street commissioner was tasked to finish sidewalks and prepare for winter. Total cost cited at $2146.71 for labor materials and engineering services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rell
Abeant
Fred Kerr
Ale
Hunting
John M. Urey
Ace
Ted
Penn Public Service Company
Bigler Avenue Paving
Graham Re
Gale
E -Councsl
Bigler Avenue
Funeral for Frank Elmer Reiley at St Francis Church
The funeral for Frank Elmer Reiley was held this morning at St Francis Catholic Church with Rev Father Ryan officiating. Interment followed in St Francis cemetery. He died Saturday after several months illness and was son of Thomas and Sarah Reiley. Survived by sisters Mary Relley Ridgway Annie Lytle Clearfield Bertha at home and brothers Antoine Blairville Harry Sheridan and Shamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Frank Elmer Reiley
St. Francis Catholic
Father Ryan
St. Francis
Reilly
Thomas
Sarah Relley
Mary Relley
Ridgway
Lytle
Antoinette
Blaireville
Harry
Sheridan
Shamas
Bertha
Donation Day for Clearfield Hospital Noted in Borough Events
The seventh annual donation drive for Clearfield Hospital is planned for November 20 to 26 with four days of school and community contributions. Businesses offer delivery of purchased goods to the hospital as wives auxiliary leaders urge pupils to participate. The notice appears amid other local items including a railway earnings report and a death in Morrisdale Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weblic
Clearfeld Hospital
Clearfield Hospital
Tee Hospital
Deserving of Sympathy Rev Salter and Family Afflicted
Rev B A Salter pastor of the West Side M E L church is urged to receive community sympathy as his family remains isolated due to diphtheria in their children. The Pastors association adopted a minute expressing deep regret and extended sincere sympathy and the blessing of Christian people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Salter
B. A. Salter
West Side
M. EL
Jersey Shore Terminal Rumor Impacts Beech Creek Route
The Williamsport Gasette reports a rumor that after next Monday the Beech Creek division of the New York Central may end passenger service into Williamsport. Trains would terminate at Jersey Shore with passengers to the Fell Brook division needing car changes. crews may need to relocate to Jersey Shore to meet schedules, causing anxiety among railroad staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Newberry
Jersey Shore
Central Railroad
Clara J Boyle dies at home of daughter on Water Street
Mrs Clara J Boyle widow died Friday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Edith Woodell on Water Street aged 3 years and 22 days. Survived by Loren Boyle in Pittsburgh and several daughters including Mrs Mary Fulton of Clearfield and Mrs Hattie Lewis of Fairfield Alabama. Charles L Boyle of Pittsburgh also among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Boyle
Edith Woodell
Water Street
Clearfield
Mabel Guiley
Stella Bergquist
Pittsburgh
Estimable Woman Mrs McMasters Dies at 47
Mrs. McMasters wife of V Mc Masters died last evening at 9 o clock at her Park avenue home from Brights disease aged 47. She is survived by her husband and brother D D Guppy of Clearfield. Burial plans to Lumber City to be announced. Daughter of Mr and Mrs LD Guppy of Lumber City. A most estimable woman whose death brings sorrow to many friends. The husband has the communitys sympathy in this irreparable loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMasters
V. McMasters
Park Avenue
Prisoners Paroled in Western Penitentiary Batch
A second group of inmates has been recommended for parole after serving one third of their sentences. Named are Lester Balind from Clearfield, a second degree nunier serving 10 years and Anteoni Shenni, also of Clearfield, for second degree murder with a 12 year term. Evangelistic services are held by W. J. Armstrong of Hartford and G. B. Waemiller of Harrisburg at Mechanics Hall West Side, started Sunday Nov 16 and run nightly at 7:30.
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Western Penitentiary
Lester Balind
Clearfield
Anteoni Shenni
W. J. Armstrrg
Hartford
Conn
G. B. Waemiller
Harrisburg
Mechanics Hall
West Side
Friends Meeting at Grampian Emphasizes Peace and Education
The Grampian Friends quarterly meeting opened with the First Day School. music, recitations, and an essay sparked talks on education as a religious life. Louisa Hall Harrisburg spoke for suffrage, while Sabbath worship urged service over drudgery and urged nonresistance. Delegates from Center and Bedford counties attended a concluding, hopeful report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Grampian
Ethel
Vera Spencer
Corliss Rishell
Eva Thorp
Esay
Roy Caldwell
C. M. Davis
J. D
Wall
Arthur Dewees
C. A. Wood
Daniel Bachellor
Philadelphia
Ann Moore
Felby
Many Friends
Friends Philanthropic Labor Union
Daniel Bachjeller
M. Davis
Roll of Honor shows hospital auxiliary donations
The Clearfield hospital Woman's Auxiliary reports total contributions to date from numerous donors including Mrs H W Croft of Pittsburgh two 50 dollars and 25 dollar gifts from A E Leitainger and Ed W Roessner plus many others in Clearfield Curwensville Houtzdale and nearby towns ranging from 1 to 50 dollars with names such as Paterson Clay Product Co and S L Driggs among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Hospital
H. W. Croft
Pittsburgh
Paterson Clay Product Co
Clearfield
A. E. Leitainger
A. H. Irwin
Curwensville
H. B. Powell
W. Roessner
Clearfield Clay Working Co
W. H. Patterson
S. L. Driggs
J. Hinterleitner
Paul S. Reed
Osceola
Franklin Tannery
Mahaffey
Soun B
McGrath
Honey Heist: Bee Trees Cut and Honey Stolen in County
A county report details honey thefts from wild bee trees across the region. Several trees were felled and honey stores removed, with one man cutting a rock-hard tree hoping for a hundred pounds of honey before finding nothing but empty interiors and laughed at by onlookers, including Clerk Rals ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trout Run
Savera
Rae
Ralston
Prothonotary
LaFollette to Speak in DuBois Tomorrow Evening
United States Senator Robert M LaPollette will deliver an address at DuBois tomorrow evening briefing readers on public affairs and policy matters in the local area.
Masonic Special Meeting Held in Clearfield
A Tuesday evening Masonic event in Clearfield included two special meetings of the fraternity. The third degree was conferred on several candidates with the Philipsburg floor team performing the ceremony. After business, a banquet followed, with Masons from Philipsburg Winburn and other areas attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Ciearfiela
Philipsburg
Winburn
Children’s Home Work Highlighted in Clearfield County
Representative Rev Benj from the Society of Pennsylvania has been at work in Clearfield County presenting the missions of the Children’s Home Society. Details indicate ongoing outreach and support efforts among local families.
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Clearfield County
Clearfield
Rev
Benj
Porter White and the Pennsylvania Children’s Home Society
Porter White speaks for a local Pennsylvania organization that aids adopted children, outlining its private adoption focus and long running work. Officers include President Dr. Thomas, Honorary John DuBois, and board members from Emporium, DuBois, Tyrone, and Pittsburgh areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter White
Childer
White
Sue Bomen
Hos
Society of Pennsylvania
Indhoate
Clearfield
Actheing
Dr. Thomas
John DuBois
Josiah Howard
Emporium
Russel
Conwell
D. D
Phi
Board of Rey
B. Evans
Tyrone
Bell Neff
DuBoister White
Pittabarga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank & Reilley
Frank Fielding
Woman's Auxiliary
Blanche Biddle
B. R. & P. Millread
Francis Murphy
Thomas Murphy
Morrigdale
Mines
Arthur P. Rapley
Congress
Cumberland County
Jersey Shore Terminal
Ing
Mars
Miss Wall
Dr Bachellor
George W. Underwood
Louisa Hall
Women’s Suffrage Association of
Pennsylvania
Miss Hall
United States
Wyoming
Finois
West
Arthur M Dewees
Baltimore
Committee For Advancing Friends
Center
Bedford Counties
Children's Home ‘Society
Clearfield Trust Company
Clearfield National Bank
U. S. Depository
the County National Bank
Clearfield, PA
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