People Who Come and Go in the Weekly Progress
AL Lee Edwards admitted as 84 law student. Margaret Canavan confined at home with quinsy. Miss Alice Bane of Dubois visited with friends. Mrs H B McGees Mills hosted by Miss EYa Shave. Bre Nicholson and Mins Cleaver of Grampian shopped in town. Daisy Hagerty of Madtra visiting Pearl Moore on Second street. Annie Turner slowly recovering from stomach catarrh. Mr and Mrs Ed Henry and M V Mapes and son John Yuneveut visit at Gallege and Belle fonte. Harder Mrs Hattie Wallace and Shaw entertain friends at dinner last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Lee Edwards
Margaret Canavan
Quinsy
Alice Bane
DuBois
H. B. MeGer
McGees’ Mills
Eya Shave
T Bre
Nicholson
Mins Sa! Cleaver
Grampian
Daisy Hagerty
Madtra
Pearl Moore
D.C
Frask Rew
Second Street
Roxy
Alice Orcutt
James Knight
Fourth Street
Salter
Jody H. Moore
Hunturden
Huung Biggama
Davidsus
Marion Center
Reed Street
Matt LaBarr
Tunkhannock
George Carden
Pisburg
Geathart
Niccels Street
James Berehan
PitcLuigh
Thompson
B. J. Wis
Caynonsburs
Buffa
Michely
Frert
Town Guests and Meetings Reported on October 26 1914
A wide range of local residents and visitors are noted in Clearfield and nearby towns. Jean Arnold of Dubois visits. Dr. Merrill from Philipsburg spends Sunday with friends. Rev. Altenbach attends synod at Williamsburg. J P O Laughlin spoke to St Francis High about Banking. Miss Wakefield travels to Buffalo for millinery openings. Frederick Burchfield from Osceola in town seeking game returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean C. Arnold
DuBoix
Dr. Merrill
Philipsburg
Clearfield
Walker
Woodland
Spene
A G. Woodward
Carsonsville
R. G. Ross
Baltimore
Burkett
Currensville
Albert Wright, Jr
Cumberland
Charles Bailey
DuBois
Court House
Father Ryan
Houtzdale
Florence Hartsvelt
Williamaport
Misa Odessa Sliger
R. Altenbach
English Lutheran Church
Williamsburg
Ben, Daugherty
Harvey
Harte Mann
Pittsburgh
Rose Long
Donovan
Third Street
Curwensville
Lena Port
Elmira
N. Y
A. T. Hoover
Cherry Street
T. F. Shugegarts
Wm. Shuggarts
Troutville
Klinefelter
Sykesville
J.P. O'Laughlin
St Francis High School
Miss Wakefield
Hahn Millinery
Buffalo
Frederick Burchfield
Western Union Telegraph Office
Osceola
Town Gossip From October 27 1914 Social Notes
October 27 1914 highlights include William Hamker of Alvors visiting town and spending the day with Mr and Mrs Warren Pamridge. Reed registers records attended to business affairs in Montdale. Samuel M. Irwin of Osetein handled morning business and guests visited on Gust Street. Mrs Ginir and Mr and Mrs E i ci plas hosted relatives. John Kissex family returned from a brief trip. Mrs W Paterson and Katherine Dubeis were guests of Mr and Mrs Krighe on Gust Street. Carle McGaugney and Mrs Lya Dorr hosted Beajad We Carteri guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamker
Alvors
Warren Pamridge
New York
Village Notes and Town Visits in Clearfield County
October 28, 1914 in Clearfield area shows Hugh MecGirter of Osceola and Edna Albert of DuBois visiting town. Dozens of residents from DuBois, Woodland, Philadelphia, St. Marys, Panzeutawney, New Millport and nearby towns transact business, visit, or stay for winter. Names include Miss Laraine Johnson of Beloit, Patrick Gilday, Jody H. Moore, Mrs. Frask Rew, Mrs. James Knight, and many others with lengthy local social and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh MecGirter
Osceola
Edna Albert
DuBois
Sam Swift
Woodland
Spen
P. E. Weight
DuBoi
Clearfield
F. J. Patten
Phiadelphia
Heigh Reisser
St. Marys
Vielung
Q. Bruce Porter
Panxeutawney
Residents and visitors listed in DuBois area notes
October 29 1914 local gossip item lists residents and visitors: Hagerty in DuBois Die Dubois Foldarson Shimel Linquist Rollin Synder returning from Atlantic City Wuetlyant heading to Houtzdale Woodward moving for postgrad study Shivery in New York Mumyer family moving Punxsutawney to Johnstown and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synder
Atlantic City
A. M. Wuetlyant
Houtzdale
Woodward
G. 13. Iver
New York City
G. B. Shivery
Ni York School For Physicians
Mumyer
Family Ster
George Ev Street
Punxsatacaey
Johnstown
Manner
Last Stand by Two Rishmen and Hospital Heroism
A Royal Army Medical Corps member recounts battlefield grit and cheerful resilience among wounded soldiers. Two riflemen face danger, accepting death to protect others, while a hospital scene shows injured men urging each other to endure and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Red Cross
Royal Army Medical Corps
Pennsylvania Day at State College observance described
The article details Pennsylvania Day at Penn State with the governor elect address, cadet review, flag staffs presented by the Pennsylvania State Corp P. O. S. of A., a glee club concert, a football game against Michigan Agricultural College, and the dedication of four new buildings. The event includes a stock exhibition and dairy barn dedication, drawing hundreds of visitors for a weekend of events at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet State Colege
Poemn State Las Evre A
Heuze
Senate
Star College
Penn State
Mehigan Agricultural College
School of Agriculure
Bern
Codified Rorach Laws Ready for Distribution
Codified tax and borough laws prepared by the legislative reference bureau for free distribution. The 151st Legislature directs completion of all species of laws and provisions for presentation to the legislature. Three volumes will be printed with the taxation code and a general borough statute set to be ready for quick adoption by November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Organ Recitals at Presbyterian Church Begin Nov 1
Six organ recitals by Xie Horton will open Sunday services at Clearfield Presbyterian Church starting November 1 for six weeks, followed by preaching each week. The series promises a major musical treat with high quality performances inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Xie
Horton
Pui
Witone
Clearfield
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples
Ered Surder and Nina Mak of Cola receive a marriage license along with George Mede and Mary Deko Mak of Cola. Joseth Burga and Natalia Battu Mak of Deboiz also issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ered Surder Ane Nina
George Mede
Mary Deko
Mak
Cola
Joseth Burga
Natalia Battu
Deboiz
Temperance Tidings Rev Robert C Peters
Prohibition shows mixed effects in Willamette valley cities Albany and Corvallis. Dry status improved paving and sidewalks while business claims prohibition harms sales. A speaker cites drastic laws suppress saloons and crime, urging state protection of property and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregon
Engene
Albany
Corvalis
Ciites
Willamette Valley
Uley
Witlawneile Vailey
Penrose 18 Attacked by Secretary Wilson at Washington rally
The Washington Pa meeting featured Secretary Wilson of the Wilson cabinet, who spoke against Penrose and his supporters from the labor ranks. The event, introduced by Rev George B Irwin, drew a large crowd as part of campaign efforts. The piece notes local reactions and references to broader political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Wilson
Washington
Willam B. Wilson
George B. Irwin
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Col Roosevelt Ends Tour of the State
The event featured Roosevelt denouncing intemperance and corruption, with 15,000 in attendance singing the Billy Sunday hymn against rum. He ridiculed Boies Penrose and Penroseism while praising Brumbaugh and Penrose’s protection, signaling a political clash during the governor’s tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Penrose
Goford Pinchot
Boies Penrose
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh rails inspect main line weekly
William S. Noonan president and the railroad board start a semi annual inspection tour of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh main line from Rochester and Buffalo to Pittsburgh and New Castle including branches. They will also visit company hospitals and M C G A buildings as part of welfare work. The aim is high efficiency and readiness for traffic growth. The Pittsburgh division shows 18 percent injury reduction year over year while New Castle leads with 49 percent drop. Santa Fe De Luxe winter schedule between Chicago and Los Angeles starts January 5 with limited sixty passengers and new all steel equipment on a 63 hour trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
S. Nenan
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway
Rochester
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New Castle
M. CG
Noonan
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Obituaries of Flynn and Wingert in Grampian and Brady
Flynn of Grampian a pioneer lumber man and raftsman dies at 72 in Grampian hotel where he lived with burial planned in Catholic cemetery. He served as constable and was a Democratic sheriff candidate in 1888. Wingert, Brady township resident, dies at home near Luthersburg after a long life with nine children and K of P ties. funeral held from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M. Flynn
Grampian
Clearfield County
Samuel Wingert
Brady Township
Luthersburg
Mr. Wingert
Jefferson County
Sarah Buehier
June Hummel
Carwensville
Mary
Clarence Beish
Florence
Janes
Curwensville
Charles
Bradford
Hervey
Washington
Silas
Glen
Brady Fudge
K. of P
Salem
The Patience of Man and a Patchwork of Clerkly Quips
A collage of courtroom dialogue and agglomerated humor from early 20th century columns. It cites a magistrate and witness exchange, sharp clubroom opinions, marital strains, a census clerk anecdote, and a political advertisement railing against liquor endorsements in Clearfield County.
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Clear- Cield Weekly
John Kisse x
Kells Wal
Mes. W
Paterson
Katherie
Dubeis
Krighe
Legust Street
Nys
Carle McGaugney
Mes
Lya
Dorr
Beajad
Carteri
Carlitle
Patrick Gilday
The
E.mos. Cof A
David Wilson
W. A. Hagerty
John Die Dubois
John Foldarson
Wordland
Philip Shimel
Merriedale Mines
John Linquist
Jersey Shore
Oscar Mitchell
Snyder Bidg
Clearfield, Pa
Willis
Ntiimes
Pennsylvania
State College
Temperance
Rev
Robert C. Peters
West Virginia
Fred C. Bluz
Fn Memorial Hall
Cohert Vs. Chie
Bite
Wheelin
Charleston
Drewery
Derregs
Sneranrding
Elmer Zitmerman
Jay Herdvaarger
Westen
W.a
Tom Mullen
Belgium
Flynn
Wingere
Gertie
mama _Chices
Wink
Edwin Carman
Elizabeth Carman
Ci Ina
Hessie
Mineola
Carman
Florence Carman
L. 1
Louise Bailey
National Monthly
Puck
Liquor League
WH. Patterson
Gee
Berns
Che Hon
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