Knights of Columbus Brilliant Reception in Burke Hall
The Carbondale Knights of Columbus hosted a grand reception in Burke Hall last night. Decor, music, and a large, cordial gathering created a vibrant social highlight of the season with blue and white decor, portraits of Washington and Columbus, and a lively program led by Grand Knight M. Werwitt.
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Knights OF Columbus
Burke Hall
Scranton
Wade
Aity
Thomas Coughlin
Palma
Mozart
Davies Chambers
Washington
Columbus
Tribune
Grand Inight Sk. M. Werwitt
Miners Buried by Rock Fall on Pike Street
Henry Nelson a miner, buried under a four ton rock at No Joanine of the Dehichure qwul Hudson company on Pike street yesterday. His cousin Finnegan, nearby, escaped injury as the rock dislodged. Nelson suffered fatal injuries and was removed to his boarding house in a dying condition.
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Henry Nelson
Pike Street
Joanine
Dehichure Qwul Hudson Company
Yesterdas
Nelson
Dinnegan
Couypinhen
Finnegan
A Unique Recital At Congregational Church
Walter Bentley Ball of New York presented a Jewilver recital on Ye British Teles at the Congregational Church last evening. The program featured beloved folk songs and ballads with strong vocals, including Loch Lomond and All Through the Nights. Ball drew a fair audience and showed promising appeal for future performances.
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Walter Enthey Hall
New York
Congregational Church
Ban
Loch Lomond
Ball
Incomplete Chalk Talk Notes At Will Hall
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr Rosencrans and a chalk talk in Will's hall. References to a painted thread guide and an unnamed observer suggest an informal event. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts about date, participants, or outcome.
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Will's Hall
Rosencrans
Burning Blacksmith Finds Relief in Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food
Vilas Penn blacksmith Overdorf explains that two months ago a stomach illness nearly forced him to quit work. After switching from meat and potatoes to Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food at breakfast, his pain vanished and he recovered strength, returning to his business with improved health and vigor.
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Overdorf
Vilas
Penn
Ditchburn-Clifford Nuptials At Carbondale Home
Simple wedding of Jeanette Hitchburn and Maurice Clifford at the Ditchburn home on Cannan street. Ceremony held amid mournful occasion due to the death of the bride’s father Campbell Ditchburn. Reverend Charles Lee officiated as the bride wore white silk and carried bridal pose. Attendant was Agnes Ditchburn. Reception followed with modest decorations, then supper and social in the parlor. They depart for New York and later Hastings, returning to preside on John street after May 1.
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Carbondale
Cannan Street
Jeanette Hitchburn
Maurice Clifford
Ditehburn
Campbell Ditehburn
Servier
Charles Jr. Lee
Fiver Presbyterian Church
Agnes Ditchburn
Auie
Emma Kahl
Mrr
Mrs. Clifford
New York City
Heston
Carbonate
John Street
Clifford
Carbondile
Abr Tfford
Sittves
Bhick Dimond
Elielenes
Scott Man A Sprinter and the False Pretenses Charge
Scott Man A Sprinter is reported to have fled pursuit after a false pretenses charge arising from allegedly obtaining a suit of clothes on bogus representations. Constable Curden pursued. Scott eluded multiple chase attempts across streets and alleys, finally escaping near Seventh Avenue crossing.
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Javed Leom
Pike Street
Francis Buck
Rumnerville
Whit Alderimnen Morrison
Aldemnutt
Svoc
Scott
Caldren
D. Singer
Tram
Maartin Curden
Aderman
Mr. Singer
Allerman
Othe Tldevenan
Bird
Wiley
Hver Streat
Coaden
Ae Tap
Seventh Avenue
Delaware & Pidsen
Beott
Joslin oldest Carbondale citizen marks eighty-fifth birthday
Joslin, Carbondale’s oldest resident and a longtime printer at the Byvening Leader, observes his eighty-fifth birthday with his vigor noted. He remains active, visiting the Tribune office and tending a small spring garden on the eve of his milestone.
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Joslin
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Dr. Burr
Grove Street
Dr. Burr Is A Few Years Mr. Joslin
Carebondale
Tribune
Grairs
Burke
Mer
Carbondale’s oldest resident Joslin marked anniversary
Mr Joslin, Carbondale’s oldest resident since 1832, will celebrate another milestone with townsmen and his wife. He has lived in the Anthracite city nearly all his life, sharing vivid pioneer reminiscences through local columns. The Tribune joins in heartfelt congratulations and best wishes.
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Carbondale
Jonlin
Pioneer Carbondale
Mr. Joslin
Tribune
Fires Reported but No Major Damage in City
Two fires occurred yesterday but caused little or no harm. The first started at 46 Hospital and Fairbrook streets in Mollie Duffy’s house and was caused by no fault. A second blaze near the Carbondale Machine Company offices involved burning rubbish in the rear and prompted alarms but was kept from spreading.
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Box 46
Hospital
Fairbrook Streets
Mollie Duffy
Hospital Street
Colunkins and Mitchells
Carbondale Machine Company
Scranton offers Crescents star Kelleher for State league
The south-paw Kelleher, once famed at school in Philadelphia, has joined Scranton Manager Lawson of the State league club will soon appear after a first Tuesday game that shut out the opposing team. Carbondale Crescents have two other players with offers this season and a fourth now in Montreal. Local editors question regional talent from nearby towns and vent editorials about recent criticism from a Texas school minister.
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Kelleher
Crescents
Scranton
Lawson
Philadelphia
Forest City
Carbondale
Carborndale Crescents
Gonesdale
Archbald
Monesdale
Texas
Mann
Clonesdale
Honesdale Peace
Towesdale
Dogs Bite Two Persons in Quick Summer Outbreak
Sudden warm spell blamed for vicious dog attacks on two men, Daniel Peel of Wyoming Street and Charles Moyles of Dundalf Street. Peel was bitten Tuesday while in the business district. Moyles’s injuries followed soon after as the snarling canines struck again.
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Daniel Peel
Wyoming Street
Charles Moyles
Dundalf Street
Peel
Dr Pierce remedies praised by grateful patient letter
A woman praises Dr Pierce for his advice and Favorite Prescription and notes she became a well woman. The testimonial claims the medicine strengthens weak women and cures long standing disease. It mentions Dr Pierce’s private correspondence and his Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dog Attack Leaves Man With Severely Lacerated Finger
Chauncey Smith of Spring Street nursed a severely sore finger after a dog belonging to the Smith residence sank its teeth into Moyles in an incident yesterday forenoon. Moyles was distributing theatrical dodgers when he leaned over a fence to throw one in, the dog bit his right hand, tearing the finger. The wound swelled, was cauterized, and Moyles endured ongoing pain throughout the day.
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Moyles
Chauncey Smith
Spring Street
Smith
Inia
New Huminum Street Signs Put Up Across City
The first of the new Huminum street signs were tacked up yesterday and drew favorable comment. James Powderly of Wyoming Street, son of ex-Postmaster Powderly, is the agent for the signs made by a Buffalo firm. City Engineer Kupp completed the installation with speed, placing 70 street corners and 140 signs by nightfall.
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James Powderly
Wyomn
Ing Street
Powderly
Buffalo
Kupp
Death notices for Lerch and Fike in South Cannin and Clema
Word reached yesterday of the deaths of John Lerch proprietor of Lerch's hotel in South Cunmin and Jacob Fike who died at his home in Clema Wayne County. The Lerch funeral is this afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in South Cannan cemetery. The Pike funeral is also today with burial in Honesdale cemetery.
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John Lerch
Lerch
South Cunmin
Jacob Fike
Clema
Wayne County
Henry Fike
Cottage Sireet
Lerel
Oelock
South Cannan
Pike
Honesdale
Storm Passes Leave Lingering Hopes in Community
Fragments describe a stormy day and lingering mood as residents recall past events. The text likens the storm to a seasonal pose and hints at a petition style process shaping future actions.
Successful operation on Genevieve Lowe by Dr. Fletcher
The operation for mustled abscess recently performed on Genevieve Lowe of this place by Dr. W. W. Fletcher of Carbondale was successful and the patient is recovering.
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Genevieve Lowe
This Place
W. W. Fletcher
Carbondale
Wayne Independent
George Randolph camp leader in veterans group affiliations
George Randolph is identified with Camp Sons of Veterans Branch 30 and with M B A Carbondale canton in Patriarchs Militant circles, reflecting overlapping fraternal and veterans affiliations in mid 20th century civic groups.
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George Randolph Camp
Sons of Veterane Branch 30
Carbondale
Canton
Patriarchs
Militant
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
A historical ad style note promoting Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds. Claims refund if ineffective and features HE W Grove signature on each box for authenticity. Ends with the number 250 likely price or code.
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W. Grove
Jermyn and Mayfield Ministerial Posts Stabilized
The Methodit Episcopal church announces that Rev. M. B. Puller DD and Rev. Mir Lynas of Court Street church, Mianlo, will not see a change in their positions. The recent ministerial appointment changes have been canceled, preserving current assignments.
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M. BD. Puller
Mir. Lynas
Court Street
Mianlo
Pod
Faller to Remain In Jermyn for Another Year
Trustees prevailed on Dr Faller to stay in Jermyn for at least one more year with the support of Elder Warner. The decision brings relief to the congregation and local residents who favored the continuation of his tenure.
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Faller
Jermyn
Cmd
Sir Laman
Trestdlinge
Warner
Cinch
Amilis
Leine Jean
CS Holgar
First Baptist
G. A. Killa
South Scranton
Thomas Durfee
Alexander
Carbondale
Dom Gibbe
South Main Street
Scranton
Isdue Benjamin
Edward Stafford
Vaniling
T. BE. Orithms
Joe Laughney
Dois Miller
Reappointment of Mev. B. Henry Delights Conference Crowd
The reappointment of Mev. B. Henry as Taptor of the Methodist Episcopal church at the Waverly conference delighted attendees. Henry's term has been creditable and his sermons enjoyable, with a large circle of friends eager to welcome him back for another year. Also celebrated was the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mev. and Mrs. David P. Davis at their Union home, followed by a pleasant reception and hearty congratulations from family and friends.
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B. Henry
Kpivongal Elie
Waverly
Henry
Eamie
Hemey
David P. Davis
Phele
Hawi Podavis
Jaandiya
Ail Mes
Johnny Davie
Jame
Taylor Reds reorganization and community notices
Jones and family attend Taylor Reds reorganization meeting with all Sorter members invited. The Pyay wing suspended operations yesterday due to machinery breakdown. work to resume today. Anthracite Glow club delays shows to accommodate the Greenwood Nos and Delaware and Hadom company earnings events. The Taylor Oratorio Society held a full rehearsal at Calvary church for Monday’s performance. Various society and club notices follow including Young Men’s Christian Association rites and Lackawanna Valley council updates. Benjamin Llewellyn recovers at Storey street after illness. John G Owens and children visit relatives in St Clair. Tatund Roberts visits family in Scranton.
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Greenwood
Delaware and Hadeon Company
Ladhkawinna Gaming
Taylor Oratorio Society
Wis
Calvary Church
Dudas Mice
Olatera Society
Lew Sister
Archie Stettler
St. Clair
Lackawanna Valley Council
New York Performer Leads Evening Program at Ollyphant Church
A reading of a diverse musical program in Ollyphant features a New York born soprano Williby Bonny Ball bringing pieces including The Suns On Dee and Mohard of Taunton Deane. The lineup includes works by Melis W. Whittier and Daunte tao of Walon OM Krernisch with other local performers.
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Waly Bonty Ball
Larlietie
New York
Sullivane
Dee
Melis W. Whittier
Ted Cheatiire
Sibir 'Rid
Mohard
Taunton Deane
Ald Wots
Setlaned
Bopige
Cowart
Tao
Walon
Gil
Bhelanyi
Partite
Aldine
Meddevaire Ehrolk Wowie Goolie
Rebekah Lodge Members Attend Social in Great Bend
About twenty members of the Rebekah Lodge traveled to Great Bend for a social session. Hammond is in Kingston this week for Lackawanna Presbytery meetings. Streetcars resumed regular trips yesterday after a pause since October. Frank Evans resigns from the Record to take a senior post in Scranton. A group gathered large bouquets of arbutus in the woods yesterday, plentiful this season.
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Susquehanna Street
Rebekah Ilodge
Great Bend
Order
Hammond
Kingston
Lackawanna
Evana Lag
The
Recordoffee
Scranton
Peckville Notes and Local Marriages and Incidents
J G Bell and Miss Barney of Clifford wed at Rev J B Sweet's Oneonta home. The Bell couple plan to reside on Main Street after returning to Peckville. Maple Hill of Auburn visiting North Main Street relatives. Sterrick Creek colliery workers face Saturday pull. Temperance union to meet at Mrs Frank Hoyte's home Thursday with special business. Ilene Boummion Jr injured in collision at Dolp's Nine Tuesday. hip and body injuries reported. Funeral of Milton Taylor of Peckville set for Friday from residence in Lpty.
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J. G. Bell
Delaware and Hindon
Olyphant
Miss Barney
Clifford
J. B. Sweet
Oneonta
N. V
Ien
Mr. Bell
Main Abert
Maple Hell
Auburn
N. N
William Bell
North Main Street
Sterrick Creek
S. W. Arnold
PD. Peck
R. Bell
Thompesson
Chirtis Thin Temperance Union
Mie
Frank Uoyte
Ilene Boummion
Dolpl
Tucahiy
Livaumon
Milton Taylor
Peckville
Toaldence Priddy
Lpty
Allen's Foot Powder Promises Fast Comfort
An old style ad copy touts Allen's Foot Powder as the cure for sweaty feet and shoe discomfort. It claims quick relief, lasting freshness, and easy application, urging readers to try it today at a New York address.
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Allen
Lestev
N.Y
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Mr. Rosencrans
Ditchburn-Clifford
Ditchburn Home
Scott Man
Alderman Morrison
Main Street
Yin
Sumter Bros
Complete Outfitters
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
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