Busy Readers: Locals See Town in Quick Notes
A fragment from Clearfield Weekly Progrses dated Monday November 15 3914 lists locals visiting towns and events. Names include Robert Baker C E Martwell Calvin Witherow Miss Ethel Legee Harry Boulton Juliet Shpiro and many others with mentions of court house data arbitration meetings and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baker
Portaze
C. E. Martwell
Parxsutawney
Calvin Witherow
Ansonville
Crearfield
Ethel Legee
Lellefonte
Harry Boulton
Houtzdale
Juliet Shpiro
States College
Bepie
Uae
Hei
George Barger
Kress
Hovatedale
Astorneys
J.A. Gleason
D. P. McCui
DuBois
Lea Lnaingss
Coat House
George W. Gulick
Williams Street
J. W. Mooney
Degkre
William Lewis
Houtslate
FL ‘Thorn
Nichols Street
Charles J. Bangert
TuBois
Court House
F. E. Waite
Arbitration Board
United Mine Workers
George Scott
Philipsburg
Reed Street
Mapes
Jeanj and
Zula
Jersey Shore
Squire
W. T. Carley
Market Street
W. A Mchney
Kings
P. R. RR
Phburgh
Cincinnati
Akron
Ashta' Fla
Ohio
Clearfeld
Local Notes From Nov 17 1914 Community
Tuesday news from Ogden and wife in Buffalo and others visiting friends in Houtzdale Lewisburg and Philipsburg. Several locals traveled for visits and funerals while Dr Shivery returns from New York post graduate study.
Visitor Notes and Town Gossip in November 1914
Messrs J A Bock, Lat Schmidt of Philipstarg, and H Hudney of Alteone visit Woodland. Joseph Whitehear waits in Suenesse town. Names appear in a bustling day’s notices about business, trains, and travelers, with several misread spellings suggesting a fragmented town diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
J. A. Bock
Lat Schmidt
Philipstarg
Hudney
Alteone
Buboie
Jaenis
Ofer Densinr
Elettvcs
Local Market Report From Clearfield Route Five
In Clearfield RF D No. 5 Mikey Riehrer and others shopped yesterday driving two late hogs and a round of liverwurst. Raugh Miller operated two Sze fares markets while a grocer near Ogden interacted with the group. A wife’s notes and weathered entries tied the day to Ogden trips and domestic chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikey Riehrer
Raugh Miller
Merkets
Neetier
Hou
Local notes from Clearfield district visitors and residents
Thursday listing of residents and visitors including John Rich of Attoona, W C Pentz of DuBois, Derry Williams of Munson, Mrs Stoddard L Driggs in Johnstown, W Clark Miller from Harrisburg, Michael Lipman of Osceola, David Bryan of Grampian, Frances Toke recovering on Fourth street, and G W Ralston returning from Crooked Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rich
Attoona
Clearfield
W. C. Pentz
DuBois
Derry Williams
Munson
Stoddard L. Driggs
Johnstown
W. Clark Miller
Harrisburg
Michael Lipman
Osceola
Clearfield Friends
David Bryan
Grampian
Frances Toke
Fourth Street
G. W. Ralston
Crooked Run Caing
Paradise Found in R F D No 5 Implication
A fragmented local notice references Paradise ownership and a question about patronage to an office. It mentions Moose Creek Pleasant Taste farm and a Sunday incident with a brewery ambulance and an injured party. The legible fragments hint at postal routes and community roles amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Jess Green
Moose Creek
Property owners protest across streets over paving and sewer assessments
Borough council heard protests from Bigler avenue Ninth street and Ellen avenue Fourth street property owners over a 3100 crossing improvement by the B R B P railroad. They challenge a North Second street curb and gutter assessment and a Spruce street sewer levy, alleging benefit and payment issues and plan to pursue equity action. The sewer matter remains to be resolved at a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigler Avenue
Ninth
Ellen Avenue
Fourth Street
Nichols’ Street
Hannah Street
North Second Street
Bridge Street
Locust Street
Urey
Spruce Street
New Me Cabinet Named by Provisional President
New Mexican cabinet members named by provisional president Jose Vascanerlos include Nando Calderon as Foreign Affairs, Gen Antonio Robles as War, Gen Juvencio Blanco as Interior, Signor Sotopy Gama as Public Instruccions, Pastor Reaix as Progress, Felicitos Villareal as Treasury, Enrique C. Liorente as Washington representative, and Gen Joan Blanco as Justice. The lineup was announced under Gen. io Gutierrex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Vascanerlos
Io Gutierrex
Nando J. Calderon
Antonio ‘Ilareal
General Juvencio, Robles
Joan Blanco
Signor Sotopy Gama
Pastor Reaix
Felicitos Villareal
Treasury
Enrique C. Liorente
Washington
The
Constitutionalista
MABE INU. AJ' DESIGN MAY BECOME NATION'S COMMERCIAL EMBLEX
Oscar A. de Polo, a New York exporter and importer, conserved the concept at the In America conference. The design may become a national commercial emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Oscar A. de Polo
New York
Progressive Church Supper Plan for fund raising
A detailed outline for a four hour church supper fundraiser. Assign hosts and a chairman for each course served at hosts homes. Charge five cents to each course and a ten cent share from each house. Include courses: raw oysters or fruit, soup with olives and celery, meat with coffee or tea and bread, salad and wafers with nuts, dessert as fifth course. Arrange seating and staffing with ample waiters and tables. Adapt the program to individual needs and offer optional amusements.
Autumn Leaf Party At Inn Ends In Cozy Night
A countryside autumn gathering at a large inn featured an inventive hostess hosting six couples for an autumn leaf clearing event. Guests wore warm clothes, with a specimen from each leaf variety displayed inside after dusk, followed by a picnic luncheon, roasted apples and chestnuts, and stories by the fireplace as the fireplace glow lit the attic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counury
Ruken Thal
Children's Gift Bush Frosty Floral Party Idea
A historical note describes a children's party favors concept using a rosebud like gift hidden within foliage. Green tissue paper wraps and waxed paper hold small presents tied with green cord, with gifts revealed as favors are distributed from between leaves.
Decorative water garden centerpiece and porcelain desk set
A charming centerpiece arrangement with a clear glass circular dish housing water grasses and pebbles, two to three goldfish, and a balanced bed of roots and blossoms. Also described is a Fayence or royal Copenhagen desk set with ink well, stamp box, and penholder in ornate shapes, priced around 15 pounds but offered for 5 pennies. an advertisement notes opportunities for employment and supplies from Rawleigh Co. in Freeport, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoatesea
Fayence
Royal Copenhagen
Matrimonial Bernstein Robinson Wedding in Carwensville
A very pretty wedding took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Abe Robinson on State Street Carwensville. Miss Leah Lenore Robinson married Bernard I Bernstein of Pittsburgh at 4 30 o clock. Rev Liebeman from New York City performed the ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin lace and carried white roses. Attendants included Miss Esther Robinson and Miss Adeline Bernstein. Best man Morris Robinson. The reception featured laurel garlands and an orchestra. The couple later spent the night in Clearfield and planned a trip. Guests included Agron Bernstein and many Robinsons from New York Philadelphia and Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates Mills
Towm
Taylor Mahlon
Anns
Hepburnia
Clearfield
James Dollard
Pittsburg
Clearfield Hunters
Rafferty Camp
Curtis M. Bloom
Donensville
Margaret Thorn
Ogden Avenue
EW. Hess
Harrisburg
Grace McClure
Grampian
Tilden McClure
Fifth Street
Ellen Hoyt
Josephine
Philipsburg
Abe Robinson
State Street
Carwensville
Leah Lenore Robinson
Bernard I. © Bernstein
Pittsburgh
Liebeman
New York City
Esther Robinson
Palz
Adeline Bernsi
Morris Robinson
Lohengrin
Nell Paterson
Michell Robinson
Agron Bernstein
Adeline Bernstein
Louis H. Robinson
Jacob Brook
Clarence
P. B. Robinson
Philadelphia
Waldron Walton union marks local wedding in Punxsutawney
Walter Waldron announces the marriage of I Rey Walton son of John Walton and Elizabeth Waldron of Osceola to Miss Elizabeth Waldron of Punxsutawney in Buffalo on Monday evening. They plan a New York City stay before settling in Punxsutawney. Walton is a blacksmith with John Walton & Sons. the bride is a nurse graduate from Adrian hospital training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Rey Walton
John Walton
Funxsutesvney
Elizabeth Waldron
Oscenla
Bufalo
New York City
Lawney
Walton
John Walton & Sons, Black,sniths
Punx
Sufoavrney Tisbride
Adrian Hospital
Obituary of Alexander Shields A Longtime Clearfield Resident
Alexander Shields died at his home near Alpers aged about 79 to 80. Born in County Derry he came to Clearfield in 1868 and worked in lumbering for Samuel F Burge in Mart township. Survived by his wife Susan Dale and children Samuel Richard Carnie Eame Borha Artorns. Funeral at 1 o clock Saturday from the home with burial in Kylertown cemetery. Also Mary Ursula Manahan funeral held Sunday at daughter’s home on Dorsey street aged 67 years 2 months and 19 days. Surviving: two sons Joseph Reader and five daughters Mrs George Pelton Altoona Mrs Victor Coudrich Ridge Mrs Daniel Litten Lits Miz Lillian Graf Star and Mrs Richardson. Real Estate Transfers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Shields
Alpers
Mr. Shields
Susan Dale
Samuel
Altoona
Richard
Grammer
Morrsdale
Carnie
Geo. Beer
Kylertown
Eame
Pilkington
Curwentville
Borha
Perkiome
Mary Ursula Manahan
Ray Litz
Dorsey Street
Joseph
Reader
Clearfield
George Pelton
Victor Coudrich
Ridge
Daniel Litten
Lillian Graf
Stara. 2
Ts. Richardson
Lime Application Timing in Agricultural Practice
The text argues lime effectiveness unfolds over months after application, suggesting autumn or winter application to seize farm work opportunities. It notes mixing lime with soil may help, but emphasizes convenience often guides when to apply rather than the precise timing.
Winter Storage Advice For Apples Potatoes And Root Crops
Instruction from D E Lewis of Kina State Agricultural College on storing produce in caves or pits. Emphasizes avoiding mixing apples with root crops, ventilating through tile openings, maintaining about 33 degrees F, proper drainage and pit placement, and using straw or grass cover with a shallow earth layer. Includes details on pit construction, drainage trenches, and a simple ventilator pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Lewis
Kina State Agricultural College
Corn Handling and Storage Techniques in Early Farm Pubs
The excerpt describes practical methods for managing corn in the field and at home. It notes opening the lower corner of the trough, protecting feed from rain, husking corn, curing and storing grains, and preparing fodder for winter. It emphasizes proper sheller use and cribs for preserving quality seed and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Agents Wanted for Business Opportunities
In this city a firm seeks a representative to handle guaranteed business duties. A strong proposition is offered for the right party. Contact Perfection Knutting Mille. Willard and Jazper, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knutting Mille
Willard
Warning to Citizens From Board of Health
The Board of Health warns of a diphtheria epidemic affecting nearby towns Glen Richy Allport and Bl ington. Citizens are urged to take precautions, treat symptoms early, and follow medical advice to prevent rapid spread. Public vigilance and school health measures are requested to arrest any outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Glen Richy
Allport
Blington
Board of Health of
Clearfield- Boroue
Wood and Metal and Music The Patter of the Raindrops
The article discusses wood’s enduring role in instrument making from Mittelburger to American pipes. It explains spruce as ideal for sounding boards because of long straight fibers, microscopic cell structure, and resonance. It contrasts wood’s warmth with metal’s harsher tone, likening it to a singing wire heard through wood, as noted in Hardwoods Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittelburger
Philadelphia
Telburger
America
Annual Donation Day at Clearfield Hospital
The Woman Auxiliary of Clearfield Hospital requests public donations during Donation Week starting November 22. Since debt relief success, house to house calls are omitted. jars for jelly canned fruit groceries soap and kindling welcome. Donations may be left at the hospital or with listed local residents and business offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womana
Clearfield Hospital
Frank Fielding
Front St
W. L Swoope
Sesd
Pine Sts
H. EB. Powell
Second St
S. J. Waterworth
Cherry
J.P. O’loughtin
Ale A. Woodward
Locust St
Grute Moora
Hillsdale
John Barratt
East End
Ezra Brown
Weaver St
Alfred Granam
West Market St
Frank G. Harris
West Fourtuay
Pyeeigeat Womans Auxiliary
Blanche Biddle
Oliver Typewriter Ricers on Market at Clearfield
Fragmentary notice describes typewriter parts and ribbons for sale at Clearfield. Buyer pays 65 cents, sends mail remittance, ribbons and items to be shipped promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Typewriter Ricers
Clearfield Progresa
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