Medical Marvel In Carbondale Reveals Brain Surgery Success
Miss Ligoré Giles, of dermyn, discharged after Dr Wheeler’s hospital operation identified as “Kmart-Joy’s operation.” The skull opening at temple relieved years of pain with brain tissue repaired. Giles now sleeps and eats normally, with no opiate relief needed. The event drew local and Scranton physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligoré Giles
Dermyn
Heed Burns
Kmart- Joy
Scranton
Giles
Wedded at St Rose Church May Brennan and Robert Marsh
Miss May Brennan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brennan of Powderly street wed Robert Marsh of Jermyn last night at St Rose church. The ceremony drew many friends with bridegroom Jim Tier society set present. The couple will reside with bride's parents and Mr Marsh works in Scranton police circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Mary KK. Brennan
John Brennan
Powderly Street
Robert Marsh
Jermyn
Joleen
Jim Tier
Phew
MM. Jd. Dixon
Mise Caitherine
Voltage Hose company fair opens with parade in Burke's hall
The Voltage Hose company's anticipated fair at Burke's hall opens Monday evening with an impressive parade featuring the Columbus John Mitchell and Cottage Hose companies led by the Mozart band. The festive program includes popular music and a chance to win gold along with a china set drawing, aiming for broad public support and a successful week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltage Hose Company
Burke's Hall
Columbias
John Mitchell
Cottage
Mozart
Valuable contralto Myra Hills joins Wipsi Congregational Church
Miss Myra Hills of Jermyn, a contralto soloist, has joined the Wipsi Congregational church on Eighth avenue and Church street. Trained by Mrs. Tradey of Stroudsburg, she brings vigor and power to the church music alongside Miss Milty, Mrs. Bennett, and under Ma. Naylor's direction the choir is expected to gain extra charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wipsi Congregational Church
Eighth Avenue
Church Street
Myra Hills
Jermyn
Mise Hills
St. James Church
Tradey
Stroudsburg
Milty
Bennett
Congregational Church
Ma. Naylor
Battle Creek Makes Noted Sports Hub for Middle Class
Daniel J. Robin, formerly time clerk at Hotel Anthrue and the American House, was promoted to chief clerk at the Mammoth Post in Battle Creek Michigan. The city gains a recognized venue drawing middle class visitors and shaping local sports culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Robin
Hotel Anthrule
Hua
Battle Creek
Mich
Mother Grays Sweat Powders for Children
An ad promotes Mother Grays Sweat Powders for Children claiming gentle relief from constipation and headache. The text references a New York front and urges purchase at drug stores with a playful but outdated tone and unclear endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New Yorks
Dmg
Allen
Foundry of Lindsay Walsh Secures Dickson Order
The Lindsay and Walsh foundry on Seventh Avenue earned a sizeable order from Dickson Manufacturing of Serato for breaker machinery repairs. The project includes rollers and crushers parts along with stationary engine components, highlighting industrial ties between Scranton firms and local suppliers. Carbondale distribution benefits as Dickson expands heavy work outsourcing, with Lindsay & Walsh also winning external orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewline
Kdsagse & Walsh Foundry
Seventh Avenue
Ble Dickson Manufacturing Company
Serato
Op Nei
Dickson Company
Hae
Carbondale Hs
Fortumus
Dharing
Onore
Lindsay & Walsh
Scranton
Eagle hunter ends career of eight-foot wingspan bird
Charles McCannu of Lade Street shot a large Wiel family eagle in a swamp area yesterday. A first shot failed to stop the bird, a second charge felled it from its perch. The eagle, described as a fine specimen with a broad wingspan, eight feet from tip to tip, will be sold to a taxidermist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCannu
Lade Street
Othe
Dade
Wiel
Mr McCann
County Clan Convention Delegates Attend Scranton Meeting
Miss Deli Clhucard and Miss Agnes Mills attended the county clan Scranton Cte union as delegates from the Society of the First Mpesityy Presbyterian Church in Scranton yesterday. J. A. Welly, a gram trest ee of the Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association, is in Titusville attending a convention of that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deli Clhucard
Agnes Mills
Scranton
Cte
Unites of
Christian Madeaver
Society of the First
Terian Wharch
Scrantin
J. A. Welly
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Titusville
Local grocer to open large store at Simpson site
Mr. Cl McGee, long established on the South Side, plans a sizable general store at Simpson in the former Stimpson Watkins building. The new venture aims to expand his business footprint and he wishes success for the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl McGee
Simpson
Stimpson & Watkins
Motive
Mimer Williams Edwards Narrowly Escapes Death
Williams Edwards of the Northwest couliasy dodged a fatal rockfall when a large mass toppled. He leapt backward to survive. his leg was badly crushed and one bone broken, with medical aid provided to treat the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Couliasy
Broker
Tiv
Atalaun
Mourning for Green Street Girl Alice Walsh
Mrs Willi Walsh of Green Street mourns the death of their three month old daughter Alice who died early yesterday morning. The funeral is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Walsh
Green Street
Alice
Oelook
Internet
Rose Cemetery
Hospital Admission After Rock Collapse Injury
At the Glenwood colliery in Musfield Fedér Divanguck was admitted to Emergency hospital after being struck by a falling rock. The man’s back was badly injured and a potential operation on the vertebrae was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedér Divanguck
Glenwood
Musfield
Meetings Tonight At Rundelpl Camp For Veterans
Local notices announce gatherings in Rundelpl camp Iowa and in Carbondale Canton with participants including George B H Rundel and Paul M Lint noting veteran-related events and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BH
Rundelpl Camp
Vivaneha
Mlom
Paulbivedia
Passing Throng and Local Travel Notes
Mis 2% reports in New York City. W G Giles gave a business tip to Windsor New York on Wednesday. B Rodwinds of Scranton has returned home after a brief stay at her former home. Delaware and Hudson district official attended Scranton. William H Mulha assisted as general manager for Lake Ludego Improvement Company and traveled to Carbondale yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
New York City
W. G. Giles
Windsor
N. Y
Swaterdiay
Rodwinds
Scrantona
Wits
Ih. W
Post
Delaware
Scranton
Wasad Carbondale Visie
Yeaterday
Willian
HH. Mulba
Aasistigit Gempaal Muiigger
Lake Ludego Improvesment Company
Carbondale
G A R Post Smoker Features Doctor Talk on Wartime Wounds
The G A R Post held a regular meeting with Dir H C Wheeler and Commander McComb in charge. Dr Wheeler gave an informal talk on modern methods for treating wounds, outlining wartime care and paying tribute to soldiers and veterans with demonstrations and remarks. Burial details followed at St Patrick's Cemetery with a requiem at St Patrick's church and a ceremony led by Rev Father Mc Caughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wheeler
McComb
Divies
Ais Coord
Tine Priory
Kimball
Ecourt
Aoting Offeer
Das
Din
Conminver McComb
Dreion
Asa
Peecenpy Les Vel Unie
Freedon
Liberty
Metomb Mide
St. Pattlek'a
Father McCaughlin
St. Patrick
George Fivatis
Anthony Rogan
William Gilboy
John Pettigrew
John Moran
James Misset
James B. Wat
Resigned His Position at the American House
Jerry O Rourke has resigned from his role at the American House where he led the Wineroo. He was previously employed at the Hotel Anthraette and is now considering a different offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry O' Rourke
American House
Mr O'Rourke
Hotel Anthraette
Ble Ik
Mayfield Cilenwood Colliery Accident Prompts Rescue Efforts
An underground culm dump collapse at the Mayfield Cilenwood colliery buried two men, Henry Bowie and a Hungarian laborer, prompting a swift rescue as crowds gathered. Bowie was found two feet under the rubble and released after the trapped mass was cleared. neither man sustained serious injuries. Also noted is a sidewalk accident injuring Miss Loughney’s elbow and local residents visiting hospitalized relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilenwood
Mayfield
Enulmn
Henry Bowie
Ana
Browman Wis
Newis
Bowman Wis
Lin
Themis Loughney
Fils
Cork
B.D Thevis
Linsle Giles
Do. Wheelers Hospital
Carbondale
DreoUehe Ko
South Secenul
Elient Pred Badger
Binghamton
Vise Hines
Onitino
Badger
Cemetore Street
Local events and gatherings fill the town schedule
The Olyphant Miratrel companys hold a meeting at the vera house tonight. Tickets are ready for the fiction side of the event. A band led by Pann plays on principal streets before a parade. A meeting of the White Hen lodge is planned at Sweeney's this evening. Mulcher Necks baseball team hosts a game against Cubbourndale on the Mahon field tonight with Lawrence providing music. The James Ciads funeral proceeded from Seated Street yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uekets
Antony
Pann
Mulcher
Mahon
Lawrence Apehestya
Aico
James Ciads
Taylor community notes reflect social events and local notices
A series of local happenings includes a surprise party for Miss Marie Owens on Union street, new orchestra under violinist William Jenkins to meet weekly in Newles's hall, and a Lackawanna lodge meeting at Llewellyn's hall. Other items mention funeral services, a Decoration Day drum corps event, and various residents traveling or ill in the Taylor area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Owens
Union Street
Taylor, Pyne and Archbald
Lackawanna Company
Ciebt
William Jenkins
Newles's Hall
Lackawanna Lodge
Llewellyn's
Hal
Cclock
Worthy Moseter
Richards
Sue Wye
William 63
Trowells
Thoms M. Keme
Dh Meese
Thomas D. Moses
David Reese
Taylor Union
John
Mer
Patrick Walsh
Minooka
Calvary Theotist
Sarah Carroll
Charles Jurdett
Titerwent
Forest Hill
Duninoye
Davis
Stroudsburg
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Robert Elrond
Piltston
Arent Flt
Jenkins
Railroad Street
Brookville
Ohio
Julia Simons
Carbondale
Thomas
Grove Street
PD. O. Bilwards
Thdweards
Main Street
Peckville Church Rally and Fair Plans
Faster chorus members of the Methodist Episcopal church are urged to meet at the church on Bates evening next. The Twentieth Century society to host a three night exhibition in May with booths run by local girls and women, featuring flower, curio, cream, and sense booths. Admission five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Batendas
H. J. McCormick
Flower Booth
Myra Hoffecker
May Ingtish
Maggie Jones
Curio Ligath
Dessia Hoffecker
Louisa Hoenricks
Louw Hiughes
Gwen Griffiths
Loge Bray
Isabelle Gatzenmutler
Tiste Booth
Reed
Maud Treverton
Miss Curtis
Stella Windlemin
Dennivy Williams
Nellie Glanville
Accidents Reported In Priceburg Mines And Town
Wilhem Thomas 17 was crushed on a mine track while driving a horse car at Stores mine Newt. He was treated at home on Main street. Frank Smith 12, slate picker at Thyraun Wa, was injured by cog wheels and taken home for treatment. Miss Jule Weiland underwent appendicitis operation at Scranton Sviville Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Kiefer of Main street visited friends in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhem Thomas
Newt
Thoms
Berpoot
Thomas
Main Street
Frank Smith
Thyraun
Carmalt Street
Jule Weiland
Scranton Sviville Hospital
Clark's Green Church Holds Service Change
A note from Clark's Green announces a change in service plans for the church's upcoming Sabbath. The pastor of the chapel will lead arrangements and speakers are to confirm attendance at the church meeting.
Albert T. Patrick Indicted for Murder of William Rice
Indictment returns charges against Albert T. Patrick in the murder of William Maish Rice. The document claims Patrick killed Rice with chloroform and mercury in a planned act, with additional forgery charges arising in related proceedings. Proceedings reference Whibbie and Chaples IP, detailing court actions and next steps in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maish Rice
New York
Aguill Jo
T. Pertwiedk
Patrick
Fa Seganbe
Patrick Ba
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BURKE
Carbondale Department
Lizzie Giles
Miehiaan
Postim Cerew Company
Robinson
Miss May Brennan
Cottage Hose Company
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Charles McCann
New Business Enterprise
Mothers’ Meeting
Women's Christian Temperance Tinton
G. A. R. Post
Stallrond Atreet
Ren
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Himnuk Morris
North Taylor
Charles Peecham
Alain Street
Niwinthage
Peckville
Priceburg
Clark’s
Mhitk
Clark
Suuadt Methadet Ohne
Apiiet
Chawel
Jarguel
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Gammon Sense
Adedrass
Sire Fee Ve Pierce
Affaio
People's
Credit Clothing Company
Albert T. Patrick
Wee
Owe
oPie
da Tivtinett
Olivia Patel
Jong
Pee Vale
Wibie
Abe
Tibet
Myeva
Nimmo
Lackawanna
Wyoming Avenues
MOG Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
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