Poor Board Meeting Delays Relief and Farm Decisions
The Carbondale Poor Board met in the city building with full attendance. They discussed Mrs Bevan, the Bevan furniture, homestead rights, farm management, and unpaid taxes. Debates over relief for Mr and Mrs Postuk, salaries, and a doctor’s appointment ended without a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
McMillan
Tie
Bevan
Morgans
Hultameister
Hermestead
Tmhtameister
McCrouc
de, & Wiliams
Williams
Passmore
Sholom Tt Hultanelster Estate
Bute
Ftewart Clune
Anh McCabe
Uraet
FS Jones
Merv Lynch
Walliams
Pewaia
Acwie
Thomas Leeter
FMA
Warrensville
State Hospital
Danville
McCabe
Or Dcard
Direeton
Todd
Faunt
Aly. McMillan
Otherhoard
Postuk
Post Office Receipts Rise in Most Quarters
Postmaster Johnny Thomas reports a substantial increase in receipts for the fiscal year ending March 31. Only the third quarter shows a decrease of about 807.07 from the same period last year. The table details proceeds from stamps money orders and related items for four quarters across two local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Johnny Thomas
Aso
Phaacot Department
Iie
Minehol
Pleasant home reception with music and games
A very pleasant home reception was given at the house of Mr and Mrs John Hinfstead on South Chiaveh street Wednesday evening. Games and instrumental music were enjoyed, and prizes were won by M. A. Ford and Frank Burt of Pittston, while Misses Ant Cavanuueh and Nellie Gordon of this vicinity received honors. Retirements were at midnight. Guests from out of town included Boe Bochtold, Frank Battle, A. Bord, Thomas English of Pittston, M. J. Burrison, Miss Maude Depue, Miss Dolly Jones, Miss Potter, and others from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hinfstead
South Chiaveh Street
M.A. Ford
Frank Burt
Pltitstan
Anti Cavanuueh
Nellie Gordon
Ensoy
Boe
Bochtold
A. Bord
Thomas English
Pittston
M. J. Burrison
HoTells
PLP
Riley
Maude Depue
Dolly Jones
Mine Potter
Mf Scranton
Charles Naples
A. Donno
Wilkhese Tiurty
Local Newsnote on Odd Scarecrow and Park Work
An agent for a motorcycle company named Wits in this city had a new scarecrow placed in front of a butter shop yesterday morning. The only locomobile in town, DWOME Dt, has been out for several months. Dick Udy has been inspecting Memo vil Park with such care that the grass gleams emeraldly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesternhay
Zephey Lee
Dick Udy
Memovil Park
Olver Named New Leader at St Louis Commercial College
Bidney LT Olver former principal of the St Louis Commercial College steps into a new business venture. He is a nephew of Mrs T J Pentecost of Forest City and has long been regarded as one of the college’s most efficient instructors. Friends here wish him success as he moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidney LT. Olver
St. Louis Commercial College
Mr. Olver
T. J. Pentecost
Forest City
Wedd
Friday Night Social Club Holds Elaborate Burke Building Social
The Friday Night Social club held their second seasonal event in the Burke building last evening. The hall was prettily decorated and the full Mowart orchestra furnished the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Building
Mowart
Tonight When We Were Twenty ene
Tonight the program lists "When We Were Twenty" and continues with Wednesday Lyman Howe's Moving Pictures. Thursday presents Vogel and Pennming's Min strela as part of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Howe
Moving Pictures
Vogel & Bpenming
Court Lily No 50 Fores America Details
Fragmentary OCR indicates a court order or notice involving Diamond lodge No 24 and terms like Honor. Readable bits suggest a fraternal lodge matter with identifiers Lily and no. 50. Further specifics are unclear from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Lily
America
Sae
Diamond Lodge
Honor
Meetings Tomorrow Pioneer Father Mathew and St Joseph Cadets
The Draymen association plans a Sunday afternoon gathering with Pioneer Father Mathew surlery and St Joseph's Cadets noted among attendees. The meeting is set for a single afternoon session at an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew Surlery
St. Joseph's Cadets
Man in North Malin restaurant causes domestic scene
A poker player, flushed from a night of luck, is confronted by his angry wife at a North Malin Avenue restaurant. She drags him into the street, striking him and vowing to curb his wandering finances as onlookers witness the public domestic disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin Avenue
Frank
Machme
Main Street
Ever
Anon
Husbund
Sear Street
Musical Programme At First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church presents a musical programme for tomorrow with Myr, Nas tor director, and the quartet, accompanied by the chorus. Selections include Roly Test and other pieces with Mr Jones leading the chorus and Miss Len Sey among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Noastor
Chieriya
Speneck
Tuck
Mr Jones
Chuck
Len- Sey
Resignation of Carbondale Machine Company worker
Miles T. Thind resigns from his draughtsman post at Carbondale Machine Company after months of service. He accepts a managerial position at a large Buffalo tool works. Thind is leaving many friends in the city, and his departure will be regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles T. Thind
Carbondale Machine Company
Sn Ginplay
Buffalo
Miles
Hand
Tantiwin HH. Vrews Presents New Moving Pictures at Opera House
The exhibitor will show moving pictures at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday night under the Berean Baptist church Ladies Aid Society. The program aims to surpass prior efforts and a full house is anticipated. advance seat purchases are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantiwin HH. Vrews
Howie
Ladies’ Aid Society
Berean Baptist Church
Nothing New Under the Sun Except at Congregational Church
At the First Congregational Church the pastor will speak on Nothing New Under the Sun Except during the morning service. The evening theme focuses on The Power of Christianity to the Affairs of Nations. A welcoming note invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Young Man Arraigned on Betrayal Charge in Local Court
A resident of Dundaff street was arraigned before Alderman Atkinson on a warrant accusing him of betraying a young city woman. He pleaded not guilty. after a hearing the alderman set bail at $300 in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundaff Street
Atkinson
Bevean Baptist Preacher Schedules Morning and Evening
Pastor WIM delivers both morning and evening sermons at Bevean Baptist Church. The augmented diary of last Sunday will provide the mousie. Communion services, omitted on the first Sundays, will resume in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevean Baptist Church
Wim
Pneumonia Strikes Repeatedly at Hollenbuck Mill
Mathew McNally of Hollenbuck’s mill is very ill with pneumonia. This marks the third serious illness from the disease at the mill in the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew McNally
Hollenbuck's Mill
Miss Gertrude Tucker Joins Forestity Millinery Firm
Miss Gertrude Tucker of this city accepts a position in Mrs. Knupp's millinery establishment at Forestity, marking a new chapter in her local career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgertrude Tucker
Birth of a Son Reported in City
Word from Joplin Missouri announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Maxwell, formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Mire
J. Stanley Maxwell
A Great Musical Treat Mme Schunmin Heink Returns
A Great Musical Treat presents Mme Schunmin Heink in a performance described as a favorite of local audiences. The article highlights the singer s return to the stage with a selection of operatic arias and popular ballads, promising an evening of refined vocal artistry.
Contralto Ffrancon Davies at Lyceum Scranton Monday
The Metropolitan Grand Opera contralto Ffrancon Davies, hailed as the world’s greatest oratorio baritone Mate Powell, violinist, appears at the Lyceum Theater Scranton on Monday evening May 27. W D Boane and H F Clarke secure seats, with part of the house reserved for Carbondale and nearby. Diagrams to open soon at HM FP Clark's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Ffrancon Davies
Mate Powell
Lyceum Theater
Scranton
W. D. Boane
H. F. Clarke
Carbondale
Clark's Due
Machinists Reach Albany Talks Endorsement
A Carbondale committee of machinists led by Messie Brodie Neu ser and Sullivan secured a pending settlement after talks with Superintendent John Slack in Albany. Slack inspected the dispute, promised adjustments, and the forty two discharged workers are expected to be reinstated Monday with time and a quarter for overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tribune
Messie
Brodie
Neuser
Sullivan
Empire State
John BR. Slack
Mr. Slack
Carbondale
Slack
Rennie
Watt
Locomotive Shop Workers Refuse to Clear Pits
Six handy men employed at the locomotive shops were discharged after refusing to remove ashes from pits. Under George McMinn’s foremanship the men, part of “McMinn's gang,” balked at a task they claimed as “Hungarian's job.” Three returned to work. three stayed off, and were laid off. They expect the rest to join them soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svimin
McMinn
George McMinn
Vestry Reorganizes at Trinity Episcopal Church
The vestry met Thursday to reorganize with the rector naming C. R. Manville as senior Warden. W. R. Morss was elected junior warden and treasurer. A. McMullen and Johan Orchard became property committee. Delegates to the diocesan convention in Pottsville May 21 were Morss Manville Hubbard and Tingley, with Watrous Mccullen Reynolds and Hiller as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
C. R. Manville
W. R. Murss
A. McMullen
Johan Orchard
Messrs
Morss. Manville
Hubbard
Danbury Opera House Praise for William Morris Cast
DP D. P. Byrne of the Grand Opera House received a telegram from the Danbury Conn. manager praising William Morris in When We Were Twenty-one. The note reports a star company and play to capacity, calling it the best ever in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Byrne
Grand Opera House
Danbury, Conn
William Morris
Star Company
Neary Wins Reward in Stolen Horse Case
Albertan SS Jones delivered an opinion on the assumpsit case of Constable E. Z. Neary against LR Benjamin of Simon. The alderman rules Neary entitled to the full reward of $25 for returning the stolen horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. Jones
E. Z. Neary
LR. Benjamin
Simon
Benjamin
Neary
Marston Receives Bloodhound During City Stay
Actor Marston guest of the Misses Packard received a large bloodhound by express yesterday. He plans to form a theatrical company here with a number of loyal actors and stage performances in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston
Packard
Express
Mission at St Rose de Lima Begins Tomorrow
Redemptorist Fathers start a two week mission at the Church of St Rose de Lima tomorrow with 10 30 mass. The first week focuses on women and the second week on men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. Rose de Lima
No Services at First Methodist Episcopal Church Tomorrow
Owing to the absence of Rev. A. F. Chaffee at the Wyoming conference, there will be no services at the First Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow. Sunday school will be held at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Chaffee
Wyoming
First Methodist Episcopal Church
DeLaney To Lecture On Patrons Duties At Mayfield
John V. DeLaney of this city will speak at Mayfield tomorrow afternoon on duties of patrons. The program includes an afternoon and an evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. DeLaney
Mayfield
Local residents visit Society Page notes
Miss Annie Killeen visits Borane from Scranton Miss Whara Doyle visits from Scranton Miss Kruth Rivenbure returns from Oliford Mrs Mary Healey keeps house for William Robbins at the Pulls W Manners of the Peoples Shoe Save is home from Buffalo N Y Miss Cecella Barry of Seventh avenue visits Scranton Miss Mamie Foote of Archball calls on friends in this city Miss and Mrs George M Lanbshire depart for Port Ole Mrs H J Hockenberry returns from Pittsburg Mrs Jaimes Manderville of Honesdale visits daughter Mrs Charles Barhisht Miss Elizabeth Griffiths of Scranton returns home after several days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Killeen
Borane Fon
Whara Doyle
Scranton
Kruth Rivenbure
Oliford
Mary Healey
William Robbins
Pulls
W. (. Manners
The
People's Shoe Save
Buffalo
Cecella Barry
Seventh Avennue
Mamie Foote
Archball
George M. Lanbshire
Port
H. J. Hockenberry
Pittsburg
Jaimes Manderville
Honesduls
Charles Barhisht
Ebseabeth Griffiths
Elsie Love and Robert Cramer Return From Brooklyn Visit
Miss Elsie Love and Robert Cramer returned Thursday from a week in Brooklyn New York visiting at the home of John Brink on Parte avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daye' Vielt
John Brink
Parte Avenue
Elsie Love
Robert Cramer
Brooklyn
Jermyn and Mayfield News Summary of Local Notes
A theft at A T Matthews and son home in Jermyn Mayfield involved clothing, a gold watch and chain, and seventeen dollars. Rev M E Lynott has recovered and returned to Sacred Heart Church after six weeks at Atlantic City. Funeral for Willan Rensing from Archbald the next afternoon. Rose Davidson dies of pneumonia in Third Street. Streetcar company pays 857 to borough for polls. Fred Badger visits Conklin relative. Local services planned with Rev M D Fuller away. Miss Rose Butler returns home from Pleasant Mount. Andrew Whitlock injured building porch when a scaffold plank broke. Initiating team of James Stuart council honors three Clover council candidates in Archbald. J D Wall Frank Bell Andrew Whitlock and son Fred plan Cranford N J work for Peck Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Matthews and Son
Mr. Matthews
M. E. Lynott
Sacred Heart Church
Atlantic City
Willan Rensing
Archbald
Rose
James Davidson
Third Street
Poletas
Fred Badger
Conklin
N. Y
Couuncilman Badger
Cemetery Street
Primitive Methodist Church
Thomas Cook
Rose Butler
Pleasant Mount
Jermyn
Andrew Whitlock
James Stuart Counell
United American Mechanics
Cuothe Mosher
Clover Counell
J. D. Wall
Frank Bell
Fred
Cranford
N. J
Peck Lumber Company
Home Forum Celebrates First Anniversary in Father Mathew Hall
Olyphant notes mark the Home Forum’s first anniversary with an art evening in Father Mathew hall. J J Coolican of Archbald gave the excellent address. performances by Nellie Gallagher Sadie Rogan James Loftus I A O Malley and Thomas Murphy followed. Refreshments and dancing ended the program as Archbald Dunmore and local residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Forum
Father Mathew Hall
J. J. Coolican
Archbald
Nellie Gallagher
Sadie Rogan
James Loftus
I. A. O Malley
Thomas Murphy
Archbald and
Dunmore
P. J. Murphy
Father Murphy
George
Pittston
Congregational Church
Stsavehanna Street
George Hogue
Cornelius Gallagher
Ilen Lyon
Reap
Helene Kennedy
Green Ridge
John Carroll
Carbondale
Nellie Metcart
Scranton
Anna Kelly
New York
Susi O'Malley
Louise Brown
Albany
Leo Lynch
Johns Hopkins University
Marty Bradley
Williamsport
Grace Lynch
Delaware Street
A Kerry
Sona
Peckville Churches and Community Notices
Peckville residents plan a lodge organization for the Sons of St George at Ledyard's hall next Wednesday evening. The Baptist church discusses building a new church while Mumford of West Peckville remains ill with grim recovery prospects. Services are listed for the Peckville Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist churches with specific times and program notes for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Broad
Winfield
Wells Bridge
N. Y
Mumford
West Peckville
Joseph Robinswn
Scranton
Levi
Ledyard's Hall
Presbyterian Church
Nev
S. H. Moon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
Christ the Lord
Mrs. Roberts
Howard Brundage
H. W
Peruna touted by U S Senators and others in cure claims
A collection of letters and testimonials from public figures and citizens praising Peruna as a catarrh remedy. W V Sullivan and Philip J Thompson Jr among those quoted, describing relief and tonic benefits. Additional anecdotes from Mrs Grissom and Harry M Stevens support Peruna's curative claims and urge use during catarrh symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. Sullivan
United States
Mississippi
Hartman
Oxford
Miss
Peruna
W. V. Sullivan
Philip J. Thompson, Jr
Congress
Kerntuely
Washington, T. C
Philip B. Thompson
William Pfeiffer
Bank Street
Cincinnati
Harta
Columas
Sir
Widain Pinitter, Jr
W. Lea Grissom
Dlenes
Texas
Peron
W. L Grissom
Peruia
Harry M. Stevens
Midland Beach
L. J. New York
Richmond Hotel
Peck Offertory Anthem and Benediction Service Notes
A church offertory includes a male quartet performing Come See the Place Where Jesus Lays with remarks by the pastor Sulin and a duet by Mrs Van Doran and Mr Peck. The service features anthem and benediction with Luddy noted.
Primitive Methodist Preachers Visit Priceburg
Rev Wilson Bentley will preach in Philadelphia on Sunday and Mrrant Simms will preach at the church in the morning. Greatrix to preach in the evening. Open air mission at Geelock. Evershady invited to attend. Miss Rosanna Bentley and Massie Hall visited Lackawanna hospital in Scranton yesterday afternoon. Mathew Herricks family moved to the Bawards homestead on Main Street. Thentus Miles moved to Peckville. Mrs Fred Bailey visited Scranton yesterday morning. Mrs Chargy Ley and Dantitey Alive visited Henniks at Scranton yesterday. Miss Mollie Solumidt visited relatives at Pade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Fred Bailey Cane
Margateon Visiinct Fries
Scranton
Mollie Solumidt
Pade Park
Taylor Event Delights with Music and Local Vendors
Last night featured a lively gathering by the Taylor Silver Cornet Band with attendance from Avoca and nearby towns. Lawrence House Company of Dahkawanne and Scranton firms presented, while domestic booths and local ladies offered various items as contests close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Taylor Sliver
Scranton
Pirces Ong
Gullpesten
Phouias Eyais
Tenry Howells
Charge Thomas
Fairy Bouth
Mes
Junios Ey
Temple of Love lodge session and fair booths begin evening
An important session of the Temple of Love lodge No 7 and several booth setups are listed for this evening. The text notes candy booths and grocers booths with participants such as Mrs Lirgit Jones Mrs Richard Howells and Miss Rosetta Francis. Auditors have finished reviewing the accounts and the results are ready for print.
Lichta Celery Nerve Compound Adverts
An old classified style advertisement promotes Lichta's Celery Nerve Compound by Matthews Brothers. It claims to improve concentration appetite energy and mood and urges purchase from the listed sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miatthews Brothers
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Hubbod at Justus
The funeral of Mrs. hairence Hub bod, who died Wednesday, was held at her late home in Justus Yes Howls StewHabert Ff Tihanapateey Comguo. The services and the funeral were at Shoemaker oenebhery. Miss Ida Winters of Morty Port was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bam wel dies. Theodore Miller is visiting relatives in Bingham fied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hairence Hubbod
Justus
Habert
Oenebhery
Ida Winters
Morty Port
Tt. Bamwel
Vtheodore Miller
Binghamfied
To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip Losalive Bromedinine Followed
A brief note describes the use of Losalive Bromedinine as a preventive measure against pneumonia and grip, though the source text is unclear on dosage or official medical approval. The fragment hints at a medical recommendation or advertisement from an older publication.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale Department
Robbins
James Fpurke
Hourke
McMiilhin
Lynch
Hurke
Sheriiian
Hiestécherd
naDbuabe
Sgt Tat
Weneene
Ed Baeals
Tlanalee Whee
Opera
Draymen's Association
O'Clook
Mme, Schunmin-Heink
Favou
Delaware and Hudson Company
Fred Shear
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Elth
Hilo, Daves
MM. Stevens
Martina
Th. Hartman
Horton Sanitarium
Columbus
Priceburg
Taylor
Dalton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!