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We are glad to note that Keily's nines which have been idle for about, de year, have started work again, ‘ Phi communi sustained a predt loss last week through the death, Tuesday afternoon of Lars E Laxson- Dahlquist. H was favorably known to a wide circle of friends,having fol lowed his trade of coal mining here for thirty years. He was born in Sweden six years ago. His wife died two years ago and he leaves a family of ten sons and daughters also three brothers and three sisters to mourn his demise. Funeral ser vices were held in the Swedish Luth. weran church Friday afternoon, with interment at Grass Flat. Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Dudley, of New ark, N. J., who were called home by the illness and death of the latter's’ mother, Mrs. A. Muirhead, Sr., are iting relatives here. The Windore Fire Company has installed an electric‘ alarm’ whistle which has been placed on top of the Sommerville store, being connected’ something. that “has been badly something that has been eadly netted and the members of the Fira’ Company are to be congratulated on their public spirit in raising the money for this purpose. There is great rejoicing in the home of Gust Jacobson, of Lanse, fever the arrival Wednesday of their seventh daughter. This’ makes ten fine healthy children’ and this new lit tle lady is as welcome as the first. The Sunday School classes of Mrs. Thomas and Miss Sommerville en joyed a sled ride to Philipsburg Mon day afternoon. While in town they took in a very goo picture. Weath er conditions were delightful and all reported . Wonderfully happy time. Mrs. A. Kish, of West Virginia, with her two small sons and a dar ing new baby daughter are guests for her mother, Mrs. Lenger. Miss! mma Clark, who j has spent the win ter months .In the South accom panied them home.
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Clearfield Progress
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Feb 07, 1922
Page 5
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Isaiah L.
