Mrs Huff Dies of Wounds After Penfield Shooting
The Penfield shooting victim Mrs. Huff died at DuBois hospital Friday evening at 2 20 from two bullet wounds and a head wound. Frank Hut faces a murder trial. if convicted of first degree murder he would be the first to die in the Bellefonte electric chair under a recent law.
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Huff
Frank Hut
Penfield East Tuesdey
Manner
Wom
Lfe
Huty
Clearfield County
Bellefonte
Pen Theta
Haffon
Albert Smith Dies After Brief Illness
Albert Smith, 62, died at his South Second Street home Sunday at 2:30 PM after a brief illness from Bright’s disease. He was a son of George W. Smith, single, with one brother John and two sisters Nas Oscar Mitchell and Mrs. W. Clark Miller surviving. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the residence with Dr. Bender in charge. he was a longtime Trinity N. E. church member and a partner in Smith Brothers miller.
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Albert Smith
Mr. Smith
South Second St
George W. Smith
John
Nas
Oscar Mitchell
W. Clark Miller
Bender
Churse
Albert Smiths Funeral Remains of Young Man Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Albert Smith were held at 3 o clock on South Second Street with Dr Bender of Trinity Church officiating. Pallbearers included Elil Levin Dr Davis Harri B Powell Andrew Harwick John Buchenan and John L Thotopson of Curwensville. Interment followed at Hilcrex cemetery. Mrs R M Reed spent Tuesday with friends of CoewennrTla.
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Iran
South Second Street
Dr. Bender
Trinity Church
Elil Levin
Davis
Harri B Powell
Andrew Harwick
John Buchenan
John L Thotopson
Curwensyville
Loterpent Ir Hilcrex Cemetery
Municipal Plane Powers Fort Wayne City Revenue
The municipally owned light plant in Fort Wayne Indiana, established at a cost of 205 600 dollars, now yields about 3000 dollars monthly profit for the city. It provides lighting for the street and water works, and when supplying commercial lighting it cut current costs to consumers by four cents per 100 kilowatts while the traction company matched the lower price.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Font Wayne
Oscar Mitchell Denies Withdrawal For Judge Nomination
The false claim that Oscar Mitchell withdrew in favor of W Clark Miller is circulated by political enemies. Mitchell states he has not withdrawn and remains hopeful to gain the nomination as his chances improve daily.
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Oscar Mitchell
W. Clark Miller
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Evangelistic Meet In Glen Richey To Draw Area Workers
Glen Richey to host a large evangelistic campaign organized by the Union Evangelical Association chaired by James Rowles. A tabernacle will be erected and meetings led by pastors from several churches with visiting workers from Kansas and Tinots assisting.
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Glen. Richey
Union Evangelical Association
James Rowles
Glen Richey
Curwensville
W. Walters
P.m.church
Coach Kase Leads Ambitious Clearfield Football Team
HGH school football opens season with a large squad at Driving Park practice. Competition for starting spots is lively as games are arranged against top state rivals. Support from fans will boost the program’s finances and vigor.
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Kase Prodece
Clearfield
Dr Stewart III Stricken. Quietly Confined at Home
Prominent physician Dr Stewart III is confined to his Second Street residence after falling ill yesterday. Friends were worried but today he is reported to be much improved.
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Second Street
On the Gridiron High School Eleven in Hard Training
The Olf High school team is practicing at Driving park heavy for the season. Bill Reed last year’s quarterback is returning to form and working hard. Fulfoni Mitchell and Stewart shine in the backfield while the line remains large and strong. Watch for the first game date and more sporting news in the Progress.
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Meany
Bill" Reed
Fulfoni
Mitchell
Stewart
Sporting News
Prothonotary Moore Nursed After Neck Injury
Prothonotary John Moore is tenderly cared for after two large dolls appeared on the back of his neck this week. He receives condolences from his Ertenda as he recovers from the discomfort.
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John Moore
Getting Ballots in Readiness for Primary Election
Voters will receive two ballots in the upcoming primaries the nonpartisan and party ballots. Election staff process registry lists and ballots at the courthouse arbitration room with 112 districts in Clearfield county. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM next Tuesday. corrected ballot prints due before shipment to precincts. Officers earn five dollars per election. ballots rejected only if the voter's intent cannot be determined.
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Court House
Dredneth
Clearfield County
Ball
Rich Cut Glass Made in Clearfield
Clearfield industry report highlights Emil Kupfer Cut Glass Works on Market Street near the bridge. The factory with about 10 workers crafts rich cut glass from strapware, featuring the patented Horseshoe pattern, with a payroll over a thousand dollars weekly and growing demand requiring fast production.
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Ona
Clearfield
Emil Kupfer
Market Street
Painting Lutheran Church Work Begins at Speck's Parish
Speck's painters are at work giving the Lutheran church a fresh coat of paint. The parsonage has already been painted and clean up will follow once the brushwork is complete.
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Lutheran Church
Weir held on manslaughter charge after fatal crash
John B. Weir of Ball County faced a manslaughter charge and $1000 bail after allegedly driving recklessly and striking a woman in an automobile accident. The court reported the incident yesterday.
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John B. Wier
Ball
Fleming Broadens Attack on Judge Question in Grampian
Fleming of Grampian writes to The Progress defending his integrity while challenging Judge Smith. He vows $100 to any local business man who can refute his claims, including names Snow Shoe Karthaus Morrisdale Storrisdale Grampian. He accuses Mr Short of corrupt writing that led to a Post Office Department action to end his paper. He urges Clearfield County residents to judge the case on the judge.
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Fleming
Progress
Short
Jodze Smith
Snow Shoe Earthaus
Morrisdale Mines
Grar Dian
Lam Pot
Clearfield County
Mackrel
John Short
Post Office Department
Impressive Trinity M E Church Membership Rise
At Trinity M E church a Sunday service welcomed 112 new members into full membership with an evening addition bringing total new members to 121 after proba tion and 5 by letters. Since April 1 a total of 163 congregants have united, reflecting strong church growth. Dr. Bender, the pastor, is credited with leadership excellence. Harry Kennard, a mining engineer with Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal and Tron company, spent a day in Clearfield visiting friends, noted as a local achiever from Clearfield.
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Trinity M. E
Probaion
Trinity
Bender
Harry Keanard
Rochster & Pittsburgh Coal and’ Tron Company
Iselin
Armstrong County
Clearfield
Mr. Kennard
Marriage Licenses and Land Transfers Ledger Entries
A list of marriage licenses and real estate transfers across multiple townships including Juniata Clearfield DuBois and DuBois Borough. Notable items include licenses for Roy Boyles and Francis Heberling, Clarence Keasier and Sarah Groves, and many property deeds with varied sums up to 8,000 dollars, spanning Bigler Blueroom Decatur Morris and surrounding areas.
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Howard L. Dennison
Dorothy L. Milliren
Fails Creek
Clarence Alfred Keasier
Sarah Jane Groves
DuBois
Samuel BE. Reiter
Sykesville
Susanna Wise
Troutville
Ysaac H. Scofield
Leonz M.boyer
Winwenty Vaewicz
Clearfield
Franciska Bills
Sandy Two
Claire Bailey
Fema L. Bliss
Reynoldersle
Archie Bathgate
Lottie Matthew
Coalport
Louia F. McFadden
Pittsburgh
Susquehanna R. R. Co
Osecnols
Ruel P. Root
J. J. Heller
Lawrence Two
George W. Allen
Anthony Pluta
Samuel J. McCarroll
Teceiver
James Bundy
Bigler Two
Sudden Death of Manager Ends Theatrical Career
Edward J. McCullough owner and manager of the Common Law company died after cerebral hemorrhages at Windsor hotel and then at Cleanfield hospital. He was 52, popular with staff and actors, as the company resumes performances with a new manager soon. The Miller Line rowed to Stockton, California. details awaited.
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Opera House
Edward J. McCullough
Com- Damy
McCullough
Stockton
California
MecCulloughs
Theody
Edward McCullough
Br,& P
Tain
Brown the Tailor Moves to Speck Building
Brown the tailor has moved from the Beausigner building on Second street to the Speck building on Mark street. The room vacated by Mr Brown will be occupied by Stern Brothers clothiers of Altoona.
Heavy frost visits Glearfield County
One of the heaviest frosts of this section settled on the county Tuesday night. Ground was covered with frost, damaging corn, tomatoes, and other farm produce. The frost followed Sunday’s heat, catching many unprepared. Light overcoats and fires in stoves were common that evening.
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Hame
Sundey
Forest notes on Swiss cooperatives and U S forestry efforts
The article notes Switzerland has four cooperative associations for growing and marketing forest products and that the U S forest service is issuing protective measures like railroad engineer sparks control. It mentions telescope limits for fire lookout, atmospheric heat vibrations, and a National Conservation Congress in Washington on forestry topics. Howard Thompson of Philipsburg was a town visitor yesterday.
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Switzerland
U.S. Forest Service
National Conservation Congress
Washington
Howard Thompson
Philipsburg
Society Leader in Chicago Drowning Mystery Reported
Sept 10 Chicago Society notes Lake Forest's wealthiest arb sought in vain for the mysterious drowning of a Lake Michigan figure. A coroner's jury convened as theories floated of death by own action or other cause, involving prominent city and railroad figures.
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Ake
Chicago
Lake Forest
German Aviator Killed in Falls at 600 Feet
Berlin reports Dr. Ringer, a German aviator, died after his plane failed to complete a distance prize flight. He ascended from Johannisthal airfield and plunged about 600 feet to the ground, the impact fatal instantly. A subscription drive is underway for the national air forces fund.
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Berlin
Berl
Ringer
Air Mar
Johannisthal
Democratic tariff passes in Senate amid revenue figure
Washington reports the tariff bill advancing with a stated annual revenue of 44 million dollars. The tally paused after lengthy debate, with the final vote delayed four months and two days. Other items include stove listings and room heaters mentioned in the text.
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Washington
August Chaplin Charged In Cumbria Jail Theft Case
August Chaplin of the Cumbria county jail faces charges tied to a theft involving Canreltown coalport and a automobile seized by Constable Gil of Patton. Arrest occurred at Lewistown as the Lewistown groundhog club held its annual hunt. The event drew male participants enjoying the festivities, with only select members knowing the full details.
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August Chaplin
Cumbria County
Imother Sean
Canreltown
Coalport
Gil
Patton
Lewistown
Civil Court Work Moves Along Quietly
In Roach v Smiles Judge Searle halted jury deliberations to approve a settlement after the contractor claimed extra work. The court ordered the defendant to pay 50 dollars plus half the costs, the plaintiff to pay the remaining costs. Hughes v Osceola Coal Company was continued at noon.
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Charles EB. Roach
Jacob Smiles
Searle
Richards
Hughea
Osceole Coal, Company
Fall Arbor Day Observed by State Officials in October
On Friday October 24 fall Arbor Day was designated by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Schaffer Tenchern and pupils were invited to observe the day. Misses Helen and Miriam Wrigley of Mahaffey dined at the Windsor tendency.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Schaffer, Tenchern
Pupileans
Helen
Miriam Wrigley
Mahaffey
Windeor
Tendey
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Miller
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Rev. T. §. Berry
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J. H. Cook
Baptist Church
O. B. Poulson
Methodist Church
W. Diamston
Sabetha
Kansas
J. Leona
HGH School
Kase Wih
Besson
DR. Stewart III
Kupfer Company
MR Short
Grampian
Roy Irwin Boyles
Juniata
Aow
Francis Heberling
Clearfeld
J. A. Frank
John Ballute
Curwenusville
Omer Hanmeuss
Alex Slater
Jan i Jin Morris
Henrietta Foster
Decatur
Joseph Bernes
Harry Barnes
Mary Ride
Chester Hall
Mable Risher
James A
Jeans
M. E. Church
Philipsburg Coal and Sand Co
E Strohn
Storms
Reading Richey & Wallace
W. A Mays
Bigler
D. HL Passmore
Samuel Dorman
Knox
Hiram Sheifer
John Cale
Boggs
Frank Garner
Lawahe Baird
Lewis Waroquor
Frank Gillen
Ian
Jordan Township
Mr. McCullough
Cleanfield Hospital
Bailey
Tallor Brown
Glearfield County
Senate
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