Local People Come and Go in Clearfield Week
The week in Clearfield is filled with visits and fleeting trips as residents and visitors move through nearby towns. John DeLancey spent the past week in Mahaffey, while Thomas McNeal of DuBois stopped by Clearfield. Mr and Mrs J D Snake visited friends in Philipsburg Thursday. Mrs H W Brown of Philipsburg visits friends in Clearfield. Mrs Curtis Bloom of Curwensville shopped in Clearfield. Mayme Sanford visits Mrs Butler on Pine Street. Charles E Strong of Ansonville attended to courthouse business. Mrs Frances White of Burnside visited Clearfield guesting with Mrs Clyde Staver. Rev and Mr E J Radcliffe of Westover visit Dr J M Quigley’s family in East End. Mrs Herbert Senser visited her parents in Philipsburg. Mrs Edith Hippe attended Sunday as guest of the Hood Cost Co. man Mr Ws Heed of Seneca Falls, NY, is in Clearfield on mime work. Mrs Edith Hippe and William Orr Sr of Glen Richey depart for Carlisle to enter Dickinson College. Mr and Mrs George Whitehill and son Charles with Misses Mary and Sophie Whitehill motored to Philipsburg. Mrs John McGaughey and daughter Jane returned from Erie after ten days with Mrs McGaughey’s sister. Mrs Francis Duncan, Mrs Bridgel Smith and daughter Mildred of New York City have been visiting at the Leonard house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeLancey
Mahaffey
Thomas McNeal
DuBois
Clearfield
J. D. Snake
Philipsburg
H. W. Brown
Curtis Bloom
Curwensville
Clearfeld
Hy Mayme Sanford
Butler
Pine Atrect
Charles £. Strong
Ansonville
Court House
Frances White
Burnside
Clyde Staver
E. J. Radcliffe
Westover
J. M. Quigley
East End
Herbert Senser
Sammes Goss
Ws. Heed
The
Hood Cost Co
Seneca Falls
New York
William Orr, Sr
Glen Richey
Carlisle
Dickinson College
George Whitehill
Charles
Mary
Sophie Whitehill
John McGaughey
Jane
Erie
William Straver
Pittsburgh
W. C. Helmbold
C. A Holes
Irvona
Vincent Cooper
Glen Hope
Gus Gleason
Houtzdale
John Carlin
Houladale
James Drenning
Altoona
Gertrude Daugherty
George Berg
C. &. Russ
Ruth Clark
A. W. Leonardson
Warren
Mary Irwin
W. C. Stevens
Alexander Mullen
Madera
Harry Barton
Houtsdele
Clear Sela
Thomas Hagerty
Rossiter
Mias Pearl Moore
Second Sreet
Klemis
Houtsdale
Ramer
W. E. Phillips
Samuel Shaffer
Luthersburg
Albert Shaffer
Annie Ray
A. E. Patton
Francea Sneke
Milo Lawhead
Pleasant Grove
Lewis Johnson
Grampian
Koch
Leitsinger
Reading
B. F. Kerns
Jersey Shore
James Adams
Cherry Street
Tozer
Layoze
Paul Kine
E. E. Jameson
West Market Street
Rachel Powell William Wingert
Lilie Wrigley
Frank Wrisky
Wes Market Street
Mary Sayles
Vineland
David McCurdy
Marion Underwood
Clearfield Hospital
Nellie Bilger
Margaret Kyper
Edna Freya
Lida
Indiana
Leo Lehnlen
Pruden & Winslow
New York City
Lawrence Schillen
W. B. Gennett
George
Clifford
Grace
Paradise
L. H. Smith
Kerrmoor
Roy Harvey
Joseph
Wiiliasport
Bir
J. E. Harvey
Fifth Street
H. G. Tiames
Aliss Myrtle
Margaret Tiames
James Ruight
Fourth Street
J. Kay Wrigley
Hollidaysburg
Juniata
Episcopal Church
Stanley Hudkinski
Blossburg
Grant Knyder
Rebecca Ernest
Bertha Jones
H. Graham
Mary Foroey
James M. Davidson
New Galilee
Howard Wriglesworth
Mise Salome Hastings
Tillsburg
J. M. Hastings
James Purcail
Wellsboro
TM. W. of A
Lysle Cooper
Mary Hastin
Zole Bell
Atlantic City
Matt LaBare
Irene
Pine Street
Rock Springs
Jane Hoover
John James
Cayton Falls
Ohio
Yesteyday
Annie Taylor
J. W. Marsden
Barnesboro
D. L. Fleck
A. J. Fleck
W. J. Leeds
A. B. Toppin
W. Shaffer
San Francisco
Edgar Johnie
George W. Johnson
Second Street
John McCorkle
John
Dorothy
Emily Marsden
Barnes
Merrill Street
Estella Bork
Mary Moore
Helen
Daugherty
Phili
Grace Moore
W. J. Usher
Eleanor
Philadelphia
Mr. Usher
Alice Usher
Usher
Edith
WY. P. Davis
Jon McCaon
J. Lansverry
T. E. Watts
Alice Gifford
W. &. Derrick
Canta
September Visitors and Local Travels in Clearfield
Local residents and visitors frequent Clearfield and Philipsburg, with many noted spending time in town from Irvona Glen Hope Altoona Madera and other nearby towns. Names include Miss Mary Gance Miss Ruth Clark and Miss Frances Sneke among others, plus moves to Warren Carlisle Reading and Lincolnville.
Town visitors and residents seen in Clearfield area
The item lists numerous residents and visitors in Clearfield and surrounding towns on September 10 1914. Names include F B Reed Osceola Mills G C Fifer DuBois Mrs Falkner Woodland Mrs Baird Woodland Miss Roxy Orcutt Grampian wd A Johnson Dr G E Mauk Woodland Mrs Lansberry Woodland Mrs Will Butler Philipsburg Mrs George Keyser DuBois George B Kirk Kylertown Mrs Lawhead Pleasant Grove Richard C Lawhead Dubois Johanna Loretta Sullivan Du Bois Mr and Mrs Joseph Stewart Glen Hope visiting Mrs Barnl Boyce James W Rafner Madera E F McKibben Bellefonte and Mary Helem Morgan Clearfield Stanley Hudkinski Blossburg Mrs Grant Snyder Rebecca Ernest Philipsburg Miss Bertha Jones S H Graham Philipsburg Miss Mary Forooey Philipsburg James M Davidson New Galle The Philipsburg and Clearfield connections recur with various relatives and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F B. Reed
Osceola Mills
G. C. Fifer
DuBois
Falkner
Woodland
Baird
Roxy Orcutt
Grampiar
Wd. A. Johnson
G.E. Mauk
Lansberry
Clearfield
Will Butler
Pine Street
Philipsburg
George Keyser
George B. Kirk
Kylertown
Lawhead
Pleasant Grove
Richard C. Lawhead
Johanna Loretta Sullivan
du Bois
Residents and visitors flock through Philipsburg area on Labor Day
A collection of short notices lists residents and visitors in Clearfield Philipsburg and nearby towns on Labor Day weekend. Names include Fred May, Ganege Ross, Mrs Glee Schnare, Mrs David Speck, Mer Lillis Fallon, Jamis W Ruffner, Mine Rath Seekers, Jon Aleander, Miss Mary Kelly, Mies Helen Maris, Schoonever, DeLene and Lynn Stewart, B Poglsen, John Pipher, Vderd Owens, Mrs Reams, Truman Nezrig, Miss Jennie Carson, Miss Linnie Swarm, William Reed, J M Bryan, J D Haines, C Baker, John Wrights worth, John Wrigiesworth, John B McGrath, Mr and Mrs Mock and Marian, Daniel A Moyer, Miss Gertrude and Marke Daugherty, James T Mackey, Mrs R M Reed, George Rumbarger, Exther Heahian, Mary and Eltzstein Turner, L Pancoxst family, Elizabeth Kennard, Miss Grace Steffer, Mr and Mrs Remning, and Mrs Bean noted in local travels and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred May
Philipearg
Ganege Ross
Phipelarg
Glee Schnare
PaRipsbore
David Speck
Philipebare
Mise Mary Kelly
Brentwood
Mies Helen Maris
DuBois
Clearfield
Schoonever
Philipsburg
Errs DeLene
Lynn Stewart
Philipsberg
B. Poglsen
New Millpert
Cleartich
John Pipher
Cooper Township
Owens and
Reams
Plymptonville
Truman Nezrig
Jennie Carson
East End
Linnie Swarm Hee
Adrian
William Reed
West Market
J. M. Bryan
Court House
J. D. Haines
C. 3. Baker
Curesnsville
John Wrigiesworth
Grampian
John B. McGrath
Ray
Houtz- Aaie
Mock
Daugster Marian
Daniel A. Moyer
Kylertown
Misser Gertrude
Marke Daugherty
Pompsburg
James T. Mackey
Osceola
R. M. Reed
Northen
Michigan
George Rumbarger
Houtzdale
West Market Street
Migses Exther Heahian
Mary
Eltzstein
Turner
Alva McGoey
L. & Pancoxst
New Jersey
Elizsbeth Kennard
Grace Steffer
H. A. Reed
Market Street
War Talk on Broadway Dims War Themed Films
Broadway theatres curb war talk as audiences grow tired of war depictions. Film reels show varied war dramas from The Battle of Waterloo to The Three Allies while audiences seek escape. Producers anticipate a surge of legitimate war drama as playwrights rush new material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
England
Mexico
Shiloh
Dan
New York
Broadway
America
London
Paris
Berlin
Petrograd
Popular OT Managers in Early Film Studio Talk
The article depicts Mr. Johnson as a tall neat middle aged camera man described as unassuming and good natured. It notes his film background with Miss Leonard and Miss Lierrence at Biograph, later joining Lubin where he directs and acts in light comedy roles such as Lord Algy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Algy
Johnson
Miss Leonard
Miss Lierrence
Biograph Company
Ni People
Lubin Forces
Aryl
F. Jogenson
Daily Freught Jibe Unclear Excerpt From 3rd Georgia Els
Fragmentary OCR style note reads quirky questions and numbers. It mentions Georgia and possible names or initials. Content is unreadable and lacks a cohesive news event or identifiable subjects.
Dog Attack At Friendship School Injures Boy
A large farm dog entered Friendship school in Ferguson township and attacked 12 or 13 year old Philip Watts, biting both legs and one arm before being subdued. He received surgical care from Dr. Woodside and was being cared for at home, doing as well as could be expected. Additional notes cover road neglect on state routes, a new coal drift by James Wise, buckwheat crop prospects, Lee L. Powell expanding auto service, a fire destroying Walter Norris barn with substantial losses, and a list of local notable moves and people over Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship School
Ferguson Township
Philip Watts
D. HR. Watts
Woodside
Walter Norris
Robert, Patchet
Norris
Curwensville
Elizabeth Cornealy
Corwemnsville
Eagles Picnic At Sanborn Features Games And Band
Correspondence reports a Sanborn picnic with three ball games and music by the Sheepskin band. Many locals and out of town visitors attended, including Wiliam Barger, Eddie Turner, Alfred Wisor, and the Wisor family, with social calls across Curwensville and Morrisdale. Labor Day crowds featured travel to Mount Union for tabernacle services and a notable 19 to 1 game between married and single men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Sanborn
Sheepskin
Wiliam Barger
Eddie Turner
Alfed Wisor
Lewis Wisor
Jess Wisor
Jukegraser
Alfred Wisor
San
Wm. Rowles
Rowles
Lottie Wi
Ber Knepp
Tursie Parks
John Haney
John A. Wisor
Harry Banes
The One Use for Water in a Rest Day Room
Fragmentary dialogue references water requests, Sunday rest, and a humorous dispute among patrons and staff. Mentions Kentucky Colonel, Jonn Bull, and a chaotic breakfast scene. Notable lines include “ring for water” and “this room isn’t on fire” amid restaurant chatter and misheard headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jonn Bull
Germans Fall Back as Allied Pressure Grows
Reported from Bordea ux on September 10 describes heavy German casualties and retreat after repeated British artillery and bayonet actions. It notes German leaders urging renewed assaults, with thousands dead and morale collapsing as Delcassé cites Germany's serious internal situation despite government efforts to rally. The French war office confirms continued Allied gains as German efforts to pierce the French center fail amid strong French artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles
von Kirk
Bordleaux
Delcasse
Germany
Bordeaux
French War Office
Twin candidates on one platform shared backing
The passage argues both Penrose and Brumbaugh align with the same influences, labeling Brumbaugh as backed by liquor interests. It asserts these machine and liquor factions would not betray local options or anti Grundy laws and insist candidates would "deliver the goods" if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose Maschine
Fenrose
Brumbaugh
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Booze
Russian March Breakthrough Along the Vistula
Reported German reinforcements halted on the left bank of the Vistula as Austrian forces retreat. Lemberg is occupied with 240 guns and transport captured. Miss Hileen Morgan and E. F. McKibben wed at St Francis, Bellefonte. court cases, rentals, and light local humor fill pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vistula
Lemberg
Galicia
Hileen Morgan
Mloremee Morgan
Walnut Street
E. F. Mckibben
Los Bellefonte
St. Francs
Teside
Bellefonte
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James W. Rafner
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L. A. Conrad
Haleys Mill
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J. P. Irvin
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Lee L. Powell
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Ment
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A. G. Woodward
A. Z Woll, Jr
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William McFeeters
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H. M. Hughes
Faughter
Zula
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