Local Gleanings Showings and Social Happenings
A jumble of community notes recounts talks and events in and about the Clts, including church activities at St. Johns Alumni gathering for Sunday, fairs at Our Lady of Mount and St. Mary’s, and a Memorial hall program. Details of meetings, hunting, and social visits mix with a horse missing from Avoca and a Masons banquet in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Winston
Pantonan
Bateaayen
Viel
Ransom
St John's
Sir Aloysius Hall
Hammars
St. Mary's
Our Lady
James A. Lew
Tts Ely Clase
le Hae
Bath
Hew. C. Sweet
Duryea
Paul F. Pook
Department of History
Bloomsburg Late Normal School
Follese
Des Moines
Tow
Joe
Wasner
Tevet
Mies Mac’ Maclachlan
Oregon
Mle Mac-Latehlan
Gvenig
Dobbie
Trainmen to Lake Carey Outing Promised by Rail Unions
Local unions from Pittston and Wilkes Barre plan a Lake Carey excursion for railway workers aboard two Lehigh Valley trains. The event features music, games, and refreshments, with tickets available at Water Street station. Departures at 8:00 and 8:20. Adults seventy cents. children forty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Main Street
Water Street
Lake Carey
Brotherhood of Railway
Pittston and
Wilkesbarre
Lake Tommorrow
Lehigh Valley
Pittston
Howe
Airat
Banking By Mail Savings Interest and Convenience Appeal
A promotional note encourages customers to conduct all banking by mail through a local institution. It promises security and convenience, inviting patrons to use the Savings Department where money earns 3 percent interest. The message appeals to residents living at a distance and stresses the safety of mailed banking.
Union Savings & Trust Co and St Peter's Cathedral Trip Mentioned
The item notes Union Savings & Trust Co at 12 North Main St Pittston Pa and St Peter's Cathedral in Scranton with references to Father Loughney. It mentions Theo Zuber and Fred Burkhardt leaving for Lancaster for the 168th annual Lutheran ministers convention and cites Electric Bitters as a health remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter's Cathedral
Scranton
Father Loughney
Hey
Theo. Zuber
Fred. Burkhardt
Lancaster
The
Lutheran Ministerian
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Tor
Wi. G. Waters
D. Stroh
West Pittston
Personal visits and medical notes about local families
A fragmented notice lists visits among residents from Los Angeles to Montrose and Betheweng er Jersey, plus medical consultations with Dr. Prapold and Dr. Jennings. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and endorses I. P. Brodhead for county commissioner, with druggists selling remedies and KC endorsements.
Obituary for Mrs William Clare ntes inker man memories
Mrs William Clare ntes once of Inker man's town died at 5 45 am at her home. Survived by husband and children Patsick Thomas Wi John Joseph one sister Boyle of Branton. Funeral Monday 8 15 am from family home with Mass at St Mark's and burial at Market Street cemetery Money Cloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clarentes
William Clark
Inkerman
St Mark's Church
Market Street
Money Cloan
Armory
WANTED AND FOR SALE ITEMS IN Gazette Page
A cluttered block shows small ads and notices from the Gazette page including WANTED posts for a job and secondhand items, FOR SALE listings for horses and bases and household goods, plus local services and an offer to buy old newspapers. Names like Jo Dennison Oscar Houck and places such as West Pittston and Lambert are present along with dates and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Dennison
West Pittston
Harter's
Marter’s
Harters
Gazette Office
Spalding
Armory
Unclear Text Noted From Local Page
Fragments mention a store and items with prices and week dates unclear. Names and places are unreadable, making precise summary impossible. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed for a factual card.
Quotation Wit and Gossip in Ragtime Snippets
A collage of light snippets from late 19th and early 20th century papers features quips on work and appetite, a stenographer's flirtation, a breach of promise demand, neighborly chatter, stables versus hoarding, and a jest about the grim reaper. Notable lines include a surgeon remark, a judge’s satire, and playful banter on phonographs at Garrison's.
Fashionably Cheap Suits Offer Drawn to Shoppers
A local clothing store proclaims a hard bargain sale inviting men to bring ten dollars to trade for a suit. The playful pitch promises savings of five to ten dollars on summer sets, urging value-minded customers to visit for a long lasting, well-made garment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tca
Houge
Men’s Furnisher
Studebaker
Shepherd & Rust
Market St
Elite Millinery
Main
Wm.Welch
Oda Fellows’ Natt
Brothers
Wang
AR Jordan
Lurker Street
Patrik Cateye
Patrick L ¥Don Patrick
Gallas
Coe Lng
Bestineecy
Nowleet
T. A. Grace
Main St
North Main St
A.B. Apple
J. J
Los Angeles
A. B.’ Harrington
Montrose
Kate Burnet
Par’sonage
John’ Connors
Hay Bee
Prapold
Jennings
Ure K. Carling
Betewenger
Jersey
Am Jones
West Sequests
8. M. Field
North Verday
Iward
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Kinnan & Marvin
Ake Hall
I. P. Brodhead
Eation
Lewis Smith
Williams & Proumonia Houck Drug Store
H. Tinker
Moon
South Main Street
Pat
Frank J. McCanna
Chicago
Mos
Ecome
Atlanta Constitution
ET Caelera
Asis
Dr. Armory
Omic
People’s
Anata
People’s Store
South Main ST
Philadelphia Press
Mewitt
Jewett
Ington Star
Nordy
Butte
Pittsburg
Death
Grim Reaper
Garrison's
the House OF
Main St. Pittston, Ra
Bute
Phi Hy
Stromh's Phar
Pennsylvania
Alainistine
C. Morgan’s Sons
Seaton
Harry Oppenheimer
N. Main St
Oppsite Eagle Hotel
Piston, Pa
Robert P. Brodhead
Maine
Publican County Convensa
T. M. Powell
Antrim @ Co
Cash Dry Goods Store
B. F. Antrim & CO
Broad St
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