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Newspaper
Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2009
Page
1
Suriella Leamer won the July birthday bonus of 50 dollars from The Progress. She ranked 334th of 614 birthdays submitted, with a July 17 birthday. She can pick up the check at the Clearfield Progress office Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. identification with birthdate is required.
The Progress News lists offices in Clearfield Philipsburg and Curwensville with street addresses phone numbers and hours. Locations include Clearfield 206 E Locust St 765 7813 hours 7 to 4 Monday through Friday Philipsburg 109 N Front St 342 4763 hours 7 to 2 Curwensville 460 State St 236 3468 hours 7 30 to 3 30 Online presence at www theprogressnews com.
The Clearfield Firemen's Parade lineup is released with a 6 pm start on Monday on Market Street. The procession crosses the Market Street Bridge and ends at the Clearfield County Fair where grand-stand seating is set for judging and a fireworks display follows.
State Rep Camille Bud George and Clearfield County Commissioners joined BioEnergy officials and BioEnergy partner Pigsecey toeena abanal LLC to outline the hiring process for about 60 full time positions at the BioEnergy biorefinery under construction on U S Route 322. The first 15 jobs were posted on the Pennsylvania CareerLink site yesterday as Rudy Fogleman thanked lawmakers and Gov Rendell for support.
The 21st annual Clearfield County Fair Queen contest takes place Sunday at 3 p.m. on the grandstand stage at Clearfield Driving Park with 10 entrants. Leah Carr will crown the new queen, with a first runner-up and three court members also named. The event supports the Children's Miracle Network through fair activities and a display near Expo II.
Annie Lynn narrates Charlotte Clark's lifelong resilience from Oak Ridge, where she grew up in a large family, endured poverty, and found strength through faith, books, and community. She married Gilbert McLaughlin, raised two boys via adoption, battled breast cancer, and later moved from New York to Indiana before returning toward Pennsylvania roots.
Charlotte Litzinger McLaughlin Clark a 65 year old resident of Progressland shares a large blended family including husband Roy, sons David and John, daughter-in-law Nicki, stepsons Adam Roy Jr and Steve, stepdaughters Robin and Teresa, 13 step grandchildren and two foster step-grandchildren. She lists chicken as a favorite food and notes life milestones around the day she married. Her bedside reads include Angels by Billy Graham and the Bible alongside other books.
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