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Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1914

Page

3

Big Guns From Paris Forts Rush To Front

General von Kluck moves hundreds of guns to protect lines and prevent retreat as daybreak battles resume along the front. Paris forts rush heavy Paris guns to respond to German 16 inch howitzers while Allied pressure on the German right continues. The battle of two rivers progresses with French and Allied forces pushing toward the Oise and Aisne fronts amid lengthy bombardments and shifting positions across Lorraine and the central front.

Loraine Berlin Kaiser Millerand Two Rivers Oise Paris Tron von Kluck Craonne Offen Aisne Reims Soissan Lorraine Smade Dormestic Blamont Yronck

Remarkable Med Student Admiration for Professor Gabby

A fragment notes a student’s glowing admiration for Professor Gabby as a wonder and a distinguished figure. The piece mentions an associate professor and a spouse in Baltimore, hinting at a formal academic setting and personal ties.

Gabby Udryly Baltinore

Lyceum Course Strongest Ever Scheduled at Clearfield

The Yo M. Cc. A. Lyceum season in Clearfield boasts its strongest lineup yet with the burlesque and musical acts. Highlights include the Fifteen-piece Fillsbury Ladies Orchestra, Clifton Mallory and Garrick, The Potters in song and story, the Chicago Musical Club with six soloists, and Hon. J. Frank Hanly for governor. All events are in the opera house with season tickets at $2 for adults and $3 for those under sixteen, public solicitation on Wednesday and Thursday.

Yo M. Cc. A. Lyceum Clearfield Fillsburgh Ladies Eiher Clifton Mallory Garrick the Potters Chicago Sarah Ruth Bates J. Frank Hanly Indiana Opera

Three British Cruisers Sunk by Submarine Reported

SPYKIAL TO TH PROKR Santos Sept 22 1984 reports British cruisers Cres sy Hotaur and Abuatar sunk by a submarine. The dispatch notes U boat success and lists transfer details.

Prokr Santos Cressy Hotaur Abuatar Gethin

Evening of Music at Eleventh St Shargh

The Epworth Chorus of Eleventh Street M E church presents an entertainment and social this evening September 22 at 8 o'clock. Admission 14 cents for adults 10 cents for children. Program includes orchestra vocal solo Miss Mary McKelvy violin solo Miss Alma Litz male chorus popular selections vocal duet Alma and Dorris Litz cornet solo Wright Turner vocal duet Mrs R C Peters Mrs Roy Confer Part Two choir solo Mrs Roy Confer girls chorus musical specialty Alex Black solo Mrs RB Peters instrumental duet Miss Dorris Litz Miss Hannah Barton stunt Harry Evans

Epworth Chorus M. E. Church Mary McKelvy Alma Dorris Litz Wright Turner R. C. Peters Roy Confer Selo Roy Alex Black RB. C. Peters Dorris Lite Hannah Barton Harry Evans

Verdict for defendant in Marino Spingola case

Judge Hall presided as the jury found a verdict for the defendant in the case of Philip Marino versus Marina Spingola after adjournment Monday afternoon. The Krause versus E J Goodyear Son Co case was continued to noon adjournment. Judge Bellscourt had no cases ready and court was not in session.

Hall Philip Marino

Reckless motorists meet with accident at Reedsville road

Last evening about d o clock an accident occurred at the upper end of Reedsville where the detour around the new street makes the road. A car with a man and a woman, speeding, struck the bank, throwing the woman onto the bank. The occupants escaped serious injury. The car was demolished, wheels scattered, and the pair were from DuBois. They reached the city in three minutes and were later returned to DuBois by train.

Reedsville DuBois

Revenue bill sent to house after strict committee vote

Washington report notes the ways and means committee approved the emergency revenue bill by a strict party vote. A Republican member of the committee will file a minority report and oppose the measure in the house.

Washington Ways and Means Underwood House

John Henry Daman Memorial Cottage Arrives at Elizabethtown

Clearfield Odd Fellows report the hornes stone for the John Henry Daman Memorial cottage was delivered at Elizabethtown by Grand Master J Henry Williams. The cottage is to be a standout of the group and hundreds of state residents attended the event.

Clearfield Elizabethtown J. Henry Williams John Henry Daman

Lillian Russell Tader Knife of Surgeon Update

Lillian Russell Tader was operated on at West Pen hospital. Physicians report she is progressing favorably after the operation. The dispatch is from Pittsburgh via International News Service dated September 22.

Lillian Russell Tader Sergeon Uby International News Service Pittsburgh Lillian Russell West Pen Hospital

Louvain Destruction Hits Irish Learning Heritage

The invasion destruction of Louvain devastates the great University long a center for Irish education. Irish clergy trained there, including priests and bishops, formed links with Maynooth and Paris Irish Colleges. The library housed thousands of priceless manuscripts tied to Ireland and its scholarly tradition.

Louvain University of Ireland Salamaneg Spain Guimbra Portugal Gid Irish College Paris Inter Maynooth France Europe Louvain University Trish Times Annals of Ireland O'Clery Limerick Lanvin

Americans Shot at Pardus Mines in Dance Row

Two Americans were shot in Pardus near Reynoldsville on Monday night during a dance fight. Kellie Clontz was hit in the stomach and Harry Clontz in the side while Frank Ammon, an Italian, fled after opening fire. Kellie may not recover, and Harry was less seriously hurt.

PWO Pardus Reynoldsville Kellie Clontz Harry Clontz Frank Ammon Kellie Harry

Arbitration board hearings on coal cases in city offices

A joint arbitration board of United Mine Workers and Operators representatives met at Reed Street offices to hear miner disputes with Allegheny River Coal Co and BR and P Coal Co. Lawyers for operators and miners outlined cases including a discharge appeal by William Miller. Decisions postponed to Friday for final rulings.

United Mine Workers Union Operators Association Reed Street Allegheny River Coal Co Messrs Morgan Rittaning White Seminole Hirst Af Confer Tate St. Marys Messrs. Way Thomas and Ailen BR. & P. Coal Co Punxsutawney William Miller

Germans to Stay in Belgium War-time Occupation Extended

International News Service reports Berlin states Germans will remain in Belgium until war’s end. No evacuation of Brussels and Liege planned. Belgium, except Antwerp, remains under German administration with a quiet populace.

Berlin Brussels Liege Belgium Antwerp

Estey Organ Installed at Lutheran Church

The new Estey pipe organ is being installed this week as church remodeling nears completion. The building will be about half again as large, with minor tasks remaining. The eastern state synod meets here October 1 through 6.

Edison Telescribe Aims To Record Two Way Phone Chats

Edison announces a new device named the telescribe in Orange New Jersey that records both sides of telephone conversations on two phonographs. The item is pitched as a market-ready breakthrough from the electrical pioneer.

Thomas A. Edison Orange, N. J

British Cable Cut By German Cruiser Headlines From War News

A damaged wire service report from Wellington New Jersey states a German cruiser severed an undersea cable near a French territory. The disruption affects communications with Australia and is tied to enemy action.

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