Burglar Shot by Policeman in Jewelry Thefts
Two men robbed two stores in DuBois overnight. One, Peck Haney of Clearfield, was shot in the leg by Officer Jeffrey while fleeing after a second break in at the Hoy Jewelry store. The other robber escaped. a suspect named Gallagher is believed involved. Haney is hospitalized and to be jailed after recovery. Also notes a synagogue fund drive in Philipsburg and a poor deer season with low venison take.
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Peck Wancy
McHenry
Clear‘Mek
DuBois
Mr. Guth
Peace
Jeffrey
Hoy
Guth
Thia
Gallagher
Haney
Clearfield
West
Public Service Purchases Morfiedale Electric Grant
The Penn Public Service Company has bought the Morfiedale electric light grant and will upgrade the service to improve reliability and coverage for local residents and businesses.
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Morfiedale
Penn Public Service Company
Hunters Track Wounded Deer Across Miles Then Slay It
Horace Worrall of Springfield Road Darby Frank Bickle of Philadelphia and three guides trailed a wounded two year old deer for 418 miles through Clinton County in heavy snow. A bullet from Worrall's wife ended the chase at Worth. The deer was a magnificent trophy.
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Horace Worrall
Springfield Road
Darby
Torgether
Frank Bickle
Sixty- Fourth Street
Woodland Avenue
Philadelphia
Clinto County
Worth
Worall
New Dry Cleaning Firm Debuts in Clearfield Building
Two Clearfield youths open a dry-cleaning establishment in the former Speck's wallpaper building opposite the post office on Wednesday. Epa Toom has been repapered and remodeled. the store will feature palms and cut flowers, unusual window displays, and a commemorative souvenir for each adult visitor. Everyone is invited to attend and meet the new firm.
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Clearfield
Speck
Epa | Toom
Attena
Matthew Dunw Dies in Altoona After Long Merchants Career
Matthew Dunn, age 83 or 86, longtime Altoona merchant, died Sunday night at his home after a illness. Born in County Meath Ireland in 1837 he began business in 1866 in Altoona and remained there after moving from Housedale to the city.
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Altoona
Matthew Dunn
Elty
Mr. Dunn
County Meath
Ireland
Housedale
Woman Charged With Larceny Over Wallet Mystery
Mrs. Mary EB. Roan of Sunbook faces larceny charges after a wallet found on a road near Coalport yielded 23 cents and later 29 in bills. Blake Campbell claims the purse’s total was 129.23 dollars when lost. Roan, denying the accusation, posted bail for a Coalport hearing set for next Monday at 3 PM before Alderman Crampsey.
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Mary EB. Roan
Sear Sunbook
C. O. Baker
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Laing
Coalport
Blake Campbell
Roan
Campbell
Sunbrook
Camy Obell
Aldreman W. B. Crampsey
Squire Raugh Potterdale Citizen Expires in Seventieth Year
I. W. Raugh, a justice of the peace in Karihaug township, died suddenly at his Pottersdale home on Monday in his seventieth year. He was well known in the downriver section of the country.
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Potterdale
I. W. Raugh
Karihaug
Pottersdales
Squire Raugh
West Side School Girls Set Attendance Record
Twenty five seventh grade girls in Third ward Cleraftele town district achieved 997 days of attendance over the last two months, totaling 11 days per girl and 99.7 percent. County death notices list Cor, Davis, and other locals. Hunters report 113 pheasants killed in the county. Edward Berger and Clare Beatrice Edmundson wed in Blair County. Fresh eggs scarce. cold storage eggs available but disliked by housewives.
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West Side School
Cleraftele Town
Blair County
Edward Berger
Clare Beatrice Edmundson
Coalport
Good Roads Exhibition At Philadelphia December Event
The fifth annual Good Roads Exhibition, part of the American Good Roads movement, will be held December 9 to 12 at the First Armory in Philadelphia in connection with the fourth annual convention. The event showcases road machinery and features talks by national and international leaders, with public addresses planned and demonstrations of highway improvements and machinery exhibits organized by state governments and engineering colleges. Samuel Hill of Seattle, president of the congress, will chair the convention committee.
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America
Pris
Firet ‘Pent Armory
Philadelphia
United States
Machinnry
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Congress
Commissioners save on bridge work in Clearfield Osceola
The Clearfield county commissioners repaired and refloored the Market street bridge and are completing similar work on the Curtin street bridge over the Moshannon in Osceola, in conjunction with Centre county. Old iron bridges rebuilt to carry modern loads. A wine locomotive on a wagon over eight tons and six horses recently crossed the Osceola bridge. four ton coal wagons pass Market Street daily. Bridges rebuilt at lowest bid price and plans probated Daley Will. Registrar Reed went to DuBois to probate J. I. Daley's last will and testament.
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Clearfield County
Market Street
Moshannon
Curtin Street
Osceola
Centre County
Market Atreat
Five Deer Reported After Saturday Banter Event
Five deer were spotted after a Saturday gathering described as a party offices tweet banter posted by Mehaffey. The incident notes a casual outdoor scene with wildlife near the event site.
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Mehaffey
Cleveland's Way Cigar Stands Must Close Sunday Saloon Rule
Cleveland police ordered strict liquor law enforcement on Sunday. All saloons and connected cigar stands must close from midnight Saturday to Monday opening. Saloonkeepers must not run Sunday evening activities. blinds must stay up until opening hour. Downtown cafes losing Sunday restaurant privileges will not resume trade. A separate note mentions large trout caught west of Clevefield on Thursday, promising good spring fishing.
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Cleveland
Farewell Party Held At Clearfield High School
An evening farewell gathering was held at the Clearfield high school building in Doser for Harold Gilliland as he prepares to leave Monday for a new opportunity. The event included music and dancing.
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Eermer Clase
Clearfield Fe
Doser
Harold Gilliland
Elk mistaken for deer shot near Orviston Clinton County
A large female elk was shot by mistake for a deer near Orviston in Clinton County. The carcass was transported to Lock Haven where the meat was sent to the hospital for disposal or treatment.
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Orviston
Clinton County
Lock Haven
Willam Patterson Jr elected to Mask and Whig Club
Willam H Patterson Jr is elected a member of the Mask and Whig club at the University of Pennsylvania and chosen as leader of the male chorus in the same organization.
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Willam H. Patterson, Jr
The
Mask
Whig Club
University of Pennsylvania
Betts Reports No Contributions in Recent Campaign
W L Betts treasurer of the Clear field county Democratic committee states no contributions were received and campaign outlay did not exceed $50.
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Clearfield County
Democratic Committee
United States
Canada
Oliver
Mad dog bites two children and a man shoots it
Excitement on the West Side over a reported mad dog attack leaves two local boys bitten and a man killed the animal. Constable Moore tracks the dog to Center where Gearhart shoots it. The dog’s fate and the victims’ condition spark townwide chatter as real estate transfers appear in the same column.
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Mog
H. A. Kennedy
Harry Conklin
Tne
Caida
Waa
Conklin
Aho
T. W. Moore
King
Hyde City
Constable Moore
Center
Jongsan
Gearhart
Young
Conklin, Home
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Uiearfield
Daley
Uo DuBois
J. I. Daley
Cleveland's Way
Atreama
Clenfield
Thura
Seniee Class Party
Mad Dog
Animal Fens
Amuk
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Wes Laut
Tony Lemme
Tony
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Jenne
Bs Gees
Lawrence
Elsie Gillathy
D. B.” Williams
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Mahaffey
Walter” C.' Stephens
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Morrie Two
George H. Hall
Ml A
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Oliver Typewriter
Oliver School of
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