People Who Come and Go in the Weekly Progress
A terse society note lists visits and returns across towns including Misa Ella Smith in Tyrone Tryona Porter Zenurger in Tyrone Scott Norris in Cuny and Utawney Mrs 0 M Teed from Pittsburgh Stanley Woolridge from Juniata Clearfield Miss Elsie Wilt from Mt Joy Ralph Spangier from Kurtz Stationery store visiting Philadelphia and New York the Tollins from Cleveland and honors for Mies Woods and Mrs Gertler in Lewistown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ella Smith
Tryona
Porter Zenurger
Tyrone
Scott Norris
Cuny
0. M. Teed
Pitteburgh
Stanley Woolridge
Juninia
Clearfield
Elsie Wilt
Mt. Joy
Ralph Spangier
Kurtz! Stationery Store
Philadelphia
New York
Punxutawney and Clearfield Town Visitors in Late September 1914
On September 28 1914 BG M Fast conducted business in Punxutawney and A W Leonardson returned from Warren. A L Moore visited Punxutawney last week. Ren A B Moulthrop of DuBois was in town. A O Campbell and B C Schrecongost of Dubois were in Punxutawney for business. D E Hibner of DuBois attended to business in Clearfield. S W Allison of St Louis Missouri visited the courthouse. J C Smith of Woutadale stayed in Clearfield for important business. William Bates James Bates Ferry Walters and Arthur Parker from Philipsburg traveled with friends. Mr and Mrs Sam West and grandson Merle visited Mrs F S Newling and returned to Apollo. James Lafferty was called to Hancock Maryland due to the death of Eli Lafferty born Jan 22 1627. After weeks with her parents Miss She Wrigley left for New Haven. The report ends abruptly with unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BG. M. Fast
Punx
Utawney
A. W. Leonardson
Warren
A. L. Moore
Punx-j
Ren
Moulthrop
DuBois
Campbell
Punx Butawney
B.C. Schrecongost
D. E
Sam West
Merle
Newiing
Apollo
James Lafferty
Hantock
Maryland
Eli Lafferty
Prank Wrigley
Weslarker Street
She Wrigley
Saday
New Hovey
aOlda
Wrigley
Martin Fullington
Bubins Isle
John Cornell
Sanborn
Zoe Whitmeran
Dolly Snake
Harry Gates
Curwensville
F. H. McCurley
Osceola
W. Toziex
Clearfield
Arch Davidson
Register and Recorder
Geo
W. Gulich
New Millport
A. L. Bouton
Locust Street
Frank Kennard
Roanoke
Austin Moore
H. J. Flegal
Olean
N. Y
Geason
F. K. White
Philipsburg
Centre County
Opera House
September 29 1914 Local Notes and Social Fragments
A scattered item list from Clearfield and nearby towns recounts visits and greetings. Julius Viebahn of Homasin starts the day open and early in Cleartict. J Murphy returns in Trenton. NeGarvey hosted by DuBois friends. Esther Layn of Juniata sues. Various residents including Amos Rambaiger and Grant Wows visit Clearfield and nearby. Social chatter, visitors, and minor events fill the brief fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Viebahn
Homasin
Cleartict
T. J. Murphy Ite
Trenton
David NeGarvey
DuBois Friends
Esther Layn
Juniata
Clearfiehl
Ssi SB. Welty
Local residents travel and visit in Clearfield area
Mrs Carrie Smith returns from Spring Mills where she visited friends. Miss Olive Shirey from Bigler motored to Clearfield for shopping. Mrs 3 T Wiltsie of Economy Pa visits at Market Street. Miss Lydia Walker from Grampian returns home. Miss Effie Shirey of Philadelphia visits West Market Street with Mrs Alfred Graham. Jord Lindemuth of Johnstown spends Sunday with E F Lindemuth on Second Street. Samuel R Hamilton joins Clearfielders in DuBois for Republican meeting. Joe James Agnes Dugan and Gertrude Pie of Osceola motor to Clearfield to spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Smith
Spring Mills
Olive Shirey
Bigler
Clearfield
3. T. Wiltsie
Economy
W. J. Curley
Market Street
Lydia Walker
Grampian
Effie Shirey
Philadelphia
Alfred Graham
West Market Street
Jord Lindemuth
Johnstown
E. Fe, Lindemuth
Second Street
Samuel R. Hamilton
Visitors and residents noted in Clearfield area
September 30 1914 entries record Mrs Martin Fullington visiting Bubins isle and many locals from Sanborn Dubois Curwensville Osceola Karthaus and Greenwood townships transacting business or visiting friends in Clearfield. Funeral attendance and medical events linked to residents in DuBois Roanoke and Olean also noted.
DuBois Fair Attendees Tour Local Meetings and Visits
October 1 1914 notes show Alex Hell and Andrew Harvick visiting DuBois for the fair while Grace Gale and J S Anghenbeugh attend with local friends. Others from Clearfield Morrisdale and Karthaus make business or social trips, including residents of Philipsburg Urceoig Madera and Weet Deestus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hell
DuBois
Charles Bailey
Grace Gale
Austin Kline
Loest Street
Andrew Harvick
W. T. Potter
Rkarthaus
Mourfield
Frank Hutton
W. T. Gair
Philipsburg Dour- Wal
Wisivings Eriends
Millaghis
Urceoig
Iawn Inday
Wisi
David Bailey
Morrisdale
Clearfield
Mlepal
Karthaus
Robert Lyman
Nazal
Anghenbeugh
Walter Barret
Boyne Stoddard
Madera
Sig
Thomas Be Musrou
Weet Deestus
Nesters
Earle Shirley
London Charities Income and City Demographics
London charities report estimated income and expenditures while census notes show Londoners by age and gender. The piece highlights widows and bachelors, meals to children, public library lending, and entertainment venues, plus transport and bridge vehicle counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landoe
London
Cineme
Metropolis
East Heures
Wesermingter
Noted English Actress Joins British Expeditionary Force
Mrs Patrick Campbell, the famed English actress, along with her husband Geo Cornwallis-West and their son Allan Campbell and son-in-law Mervyn Beauchamp have enlisted in the British expeditionary force. The news outlines the notable family’s wartime service amid growing public support for volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Geo.’ Cornwallis-West
Allan: Campbell
Mervyn Be
Local society notes report visits travels and events
A stitched local notes list visits and movements across towns. Snyder and Mary Sayles toured Pete Brown’s home for a family supper while Miss Alice Smith returned to Philadelphia from summering with Mrs. E. E. Jameson. Rev J D Kelly and family moved to Calport. Harry McHenry visited the county seat from Grass Flat. Mary Pooley traveled from Decatur to DuBois to visit relatives. William Kennard returned with his grandmother from Chestfield to Punxsulawney. Mrs Myrtie Mayes Scott of Bradford attended to family matters after Frank Meyes’s death. Notable weddings, dances, and business trips adjust the social calendar as residents plan events and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Mary Sayles
Pete Brown
Alice Smith
E. E. Jameson
Philadelphia
J. D. Kelly
U. B
Caalport
Kelly
Harry McHenry
McHenry
Grass Flat
Mary Pooley
Decatur
Wists
DuBe
Harry Pooley
William Kennard
Kennard
Chesti Field
Punxsulawney
Myrtie Mayes Scott
Bradford
Clearfield
Frank Meyes
W. P. Sheeder
Joseph Knipp
DuBois
Bergenfield
N. 4
Nyli G. Heller
Ay I. Hetler
Clearfita
Richard Thompson
Jersey City
Opera House Hall
Wallace J
Hoover
Jos
Curwensville Subury Sale Notice
Curwensville area sale listing records a Tuesday event in the afternoon involving a couple of cows or cattle priced at four dollars, with payment to be sent. The legible fragment notes a small livestock transaction and a mailing or delivery context indicated by the phrase avetiog.
Pennsylvania Lags Behind on Child Labor Laws
An editorial argues that child labor damages youths and hampers national progress. It cites Pennsylvania as notably negligent, compares hours and statute gaps with New York Illinois and Ohio, and critiques a 14 year old work allowance enabling around the clock shifts in glass industries. It cites census data and industry growth to challenge claims that restrictions hinder industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Agvne
New York
Ohio
Choee Qi Pennsyltenia
Childres
Wien
Illinois
West Virginia
Penrose Republicans
House
Ilinois
Massachusetts
United States
Clean cut fight urged as Pinchot backs reform forces
A Harrisburg temperance conference of 300 endorses Gifford Pinchot, while Penrose allies and liquor interests rally. The reform vote risk splits between Pinchot and Palmer, with pro liquor Democrats likely backing Penrose. Pinchot is praised as a better Republican than Penrose for state reform aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Senator Penrose
Pinchot
Palmer
Penrose
Washington Party
Uquor
Peanriivarta
Butler
Ownership Statement for Clearfield Progress None 1912
The statement lists editor John R. Bixler, business manager R E Johneor, publisher Progressive Publishing Co Inc. Stockholders holding 2 percent or more include Robert H Sommerville Winburne James H Minds Ramey Harry A Reed Clearfield E W Hesx Clearfield John W Barratt Clearfield James Mitchell Clearfield Fred Fenton Clearfield Aaron Peters Clearfield A S Moulthrop Dubois W G Robison Dubois James Gray New Millport Albert E Hess Winburne Dr Harry W H Fairhams Des Moines Daniel Alsop Harshey FL B Johnston Currs Run F Kraarp Ramey and others. Subscriptions greatly affected by stated-mm note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E Johneor
Clearfield, Pa
Progressive Publishing, Co., Inc
Robert H. Sommerville
Winburne
James H. Minds
Ramey
Harry A. Reed
Clearfield
E. W. Hesx
John W. Barratt
James Mitchell
Fred Fenton
Aaron Peters
A. S. Moulthrop
DuBois
W. G. Robison
James Gray
New Millport
Albert E. Hess
Harry WH. Fairhams
Des Moines
Daniel Alsop
Harsiey
FL B. Johnston
Currs
Po F. F. Krarap
R. BE. Johnson
Eral Manardy
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S. Wdey
Sen
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Ten Mit
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Tomobiles
Jess Green
Whi ‘Mer Steel Co
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John W Cams
Manalan
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Wm. Butler
Jack Tixmpson
Irene Ketter
Woodland
Wm. H. Freeman
EF. J. Leswerd
Annie Moore
J. W Segar
Streauch
Brumbaugh
Helen
Dean
Fit
G. F. Kittleberger, Jr
I. A
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EM Taccen
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Paruw
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Irvin Park
Tressulin Ketly
Siu Thompson
OL Beasipe
Toa
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Clearfiel
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