Improvements at First Presbyterian church in Carbondale
The contractor Edgett has finished the steel ceiling and decorators near completion. The auditorium will gain a colored ceiling and green gold walls, with oiling and varnishing soon. A new carpet arrives Monday and ceiling lights will be installed. Smaller rooms receive green wall paper and new carpet. Work in other areas will follow. A message from Ingala in Carbondale passes before traveling to Buffalo for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Edgett
The People’s Exchange Ad Offers Property Deals
A local clearinghouse page lists ads for renting and selling real estate and exchanges. It notes low rates and free situations wanted, with a bakery callout at Kimera Bakery and a sale notice for a “pharton pons” in Thiner Hons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimera Bakery
Lincoln Avenue
Ro Shields
Church Stort
Carbondale
Capitol of Waymart Falls Capitol of Waymart Raided by Neary and the Keeper
Wayne County constable Edward Neary acting county detective and Lafayette Smith raided the so called Capitol of Waymart a one story saloon near Lake Lodore. They seized the illicit property and confiscated contents with plans to indict owners Tim Brady and associates in Howesdale grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Edward Neary
Tim Brady
Waymart
Eaawin Fehoonover
Les Revere
Hdward Neary
Wayne County
Wayman
Iicit
Brady
Chuck” Connors
Lafayette Smith
Lafayette
Lay—Lafyfayette Smith
Oupyiel
Neary
Waremart
Lafeverte Ais
bin Ood
Capitel
Neoone
Capitol
United States
Beranten
Honesdale
Atkinson
Howesdale
Smith
Church Improvements Progress on First Presbyterian Edifice
Progress of work on the First Presbyterian Church building shows splendid advancement. Workers report steady gains in exterior masonry and interior fixtures as plans for the edifice progress toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Congregation
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
A historical notice promoting Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a safe, pleasant remedy for teething pains stomach troubles and restlessness. It claims the product aids teeth disorders and simple child ailments and notes its availability in New York drug stores via Alles & Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itey
Sears
New York
Alles & Olmsted
le. N.Y
Regulars to Face Crescents After Honesdale Echoes
A Wayne County Herald verse by a self styled Base Ball Crank discusses a Crescents win over a Honesdale team and warns Carbondale supporters that the Maple City nine will be ready to play. The piece claims Carbondale beat a team from Honesdale and mocks their claim. It promises lessons in baseball “as it ought to be played.”
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Honesdale
Crescents
Wayne County Herald
Crescent
Maple City
Carbondale
Honesdale Gore
Wayne
Carbonedale
Littl
Funeral of Thomas Bevan Held in Trinity Church
The funeral of the late Thomas Bevan occurred yesterday afternoon with services at Trinity church conducted by the rector Rev. R. A. Sawyer. Burial followed in Brookside cemetery with pallbearers B. & Clark, Charles Perkins, Reese Hughes, Hk. W. Reynolds, Richard Udy and KE. A. Bronson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bevan
Trinity Church
R. A. Sawyer
Brookside Cemetery
B. &. Clark
Charles Perkins
Reese Hughes
Hk. W. Reynolds
Richard Udy
KE. A. Bronson
Meetings Tonight Across Palestine Commandery and LO
Local notices announce gatherings Tonight for Palestine Commandery Knights Templar and Lackawanna Encampment LO. The schedule lists a combined event for members with brief agendas and republican era style fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Commandery
Knights Templar
Junior Order American Mechanics
Lackawanna
LO. O
Passing Throng Records Scranton Area Attendances
Funeral notices and social notes from Archbald Scranton and surrounding towns recount visitors and guests at Crystal Lake excursions, nurses training companions, and outings. Names include H A Purple H B Jadwin Miss May Albra Miss Susie Jadwin Mrs Tthey Hadcock Mrs Margaret Morsa and Kendall Morss among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Purple
Archbald
H. B. Jadwin
Scranton
Misa May Albra
Susie Jadwin
Miss Dougher
Emma Swigert
Tthey Hadcock
Margaret Morsa
Kendall Morss
Erie
Cherry Ridge
James Arthur
Binghamton
John Maxwell
Park Street
Crystal Lake
Misa Colla Moses
Soranton
St. Singer
South Main Street
Minnie Bowen
W. G. Scurry & Company
Williamsport
Drugelet
Howard Griffin
Providence
Firetide
Carbondale
James Stott
Pigeon Cove
Muse
Lulu
Stella Carter
Richmond Street
Wiskee-Barre
Pittston
Louis Grammer
Destructive West Side Fire Destroys Hennessy Home
An early morning blaze on Scott Street gutted the Hennessy residence after a closet fire spread through the rooms. Neighbors alerted by alarms from box 42, as Chief McNulty and the Columbias fought the flames. John Devine woke to the fire and saved his family from near danger. Mrs. Hennessy sustained minor burns while evacuating possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hennessy
Scott Street
Hennessy
Michael Hen- Hees
Henneesy
John Devine
Devine
Mr. Devine
Carrier on Wheeling Tour to Buffalo and Expo
George A. Davis of Local Force and Carrier John H. Kelly of Beranton began a cycling tour. They plan to ride through New York routes to Buffalo for vacation sights, then return, with Mr Davis leading and Mr Kelly accompanying for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Davis
Buffalo
Carrier Kelly
Beranton
George Davis
Lon
Mr. Davis
John H. Kelly
Scranton
Porteitios
New York
Mr. Kelly
Willine
Far
de Butil
Pastor Ehringer Leaves for Vacation in Buffalo
Rev. F. Ehringer, pastor of the Lutheran church, departed today for a vacation in Buffalo. He had previously visited the Carbondale office of The Tribune as a caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ehringer
Lutheran Church
Buffalo
Mr. Ehringer
Carbondale
The
Tribune
Jer myn High School Alumni Banquet Opens Year
Jermyns first annual Jer wy High screo alumni banquet last evening featured a reception in assembly hall with ushers Will Kennedy Arthur Winter presenting guests. Attendees included Superintendent Hegard Prof W L Mogers and absent principal Prof Bar rett. A St George hotel dinner followed with a lengthy menu and toasts to The Ladies The Young Men Reminiscences and Genius of Ruthin. The event concluded with hopes for an annual gathering and noted local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Hotel
Assemt Hly Hall
Will Kennedy
Arthur Winter
Allie Henwood
Nellie Boundy
Merten Wheeler
Hegard
Dugmore
W. L. Mogers
Scranton
Barrett
D. Cwres
Mme
George Warrin
Merton Wheeler
Ruthin
Doe O
Hannah Murphy
Millie Osborne
Mixes B. Marsh
Celia Mullally
Alice Henwood
Mamie Roberts
Sumner Davis
Mary Jenkin
Ida Gijles
Mise
Lover Moon
Mike Hilda Swick
John F. Nicholson
Harold
Grace
Scran
Allorney
Mrs. Battenburg
Khutlo
Thomas I Martin
Second Street
Funeral Arrangements for Michael Len
Funeral plans announced for Michael Len to be held from the family home on Grassy Street in the morning, with service details forthcoming. The notice notes a private family gathering and asks for flowers or condolences to be directed to the residence.
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Michael Lennon
Grassy Street
Stomach Strength Worthy of Strong Health Claims
Henry L. French of Concord New Hampshire and Mattie Hendrick of Madisonville Texas credit Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with alleviating stomach weakness lung symptoms and other ailments. The ad emphasizes digestion as the source of vitality and promotes free consultation by mail with Dr. Pierce.
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Mattie Hendrick
Madisonville
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Discovery cures stomach and kidney trouble claim
Mrs. Sophia A. Slemp of Sugargrove Smyth County Virginia describes years of weakness hot flushes back pain and insomnia. After doctor treatments failed she attributes his recovery to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets completing a four bottle course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia A. Slemp
Sugargrove, Smyth Co
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser offered free by Dr. Pierce
Thousands lack health guidance and seek happiness. The 1008 page manual answers vital health questions and acts as a complete medical guide. It is sent free with cloth cover or cheaper paper binding on payment of postage stamps to Dr. A V Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
A. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Quiem High Mass at St Patrick’s Church Develock
A high mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's church in Develock with interment at West Side cemetery. Suequehanna Fireet Baptist Sunday school held a large outdoor gathering on the East Side yesterday afternoon with hearty enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Develock
West Side
Suequehanna Fireet Baptist Sunday School
Lillian Matthews
Philadelphia
Cape May
James Carbine
M. J. McAndrew
Paterson, N. J
Margaret Carbine
New York
Peck Lumber Company
First Ward
Dunmore Lumber Company
Crystal Lake
Miseee
Mary Connor
Mary J. Hughes
Wolurn
Atlantic City
Mise
Mainie Padden
Filadelphia
Mikes Nellie Cawley
Winsted
Ionn
P. J. Murphy
Dunmore Street
A. L. Peck
Green Ridge
L. Kelly
Lackawanna Street
Jennie Cole
Vis
Local families travel and town prepares for fire alarm system
Mr and Mrs J D Peck with George Peck and Miss Jessie Hoffecker depart for camping on Lake Sheridan Nevada. Others return from Lake Poyntelle and visit relatives. Town plans a first class fire alarm system as Monday holiday marked by church excursions and clam bake with games. Funeral and local notices follow with arrivals, births, and relocations among residents.
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J. DD. Peck
George Peck
Jessie Hoffecker
Lake Sheridan
Nev
F. Grendall
Lake Poyntelle
A. Ayers
Hankin
Kyrooklyn
William Shaffer
William Gayne
Delaware River
Hanotick
Peok- Ville
Thie Place
Dn Linde
Lake Lodove
Parkville
Ay & Eelock
Eiveryone
Old Forge Notes of Local Guests and Events
Local items include Joseph Grenson visiting his niece Mrs. A J Cooper in New Tark. Mrs Charles Randall recovering. John W Thornton family vacationing at Elk Jake. Mrs M T Peed and son William attending the Pan American. Miusette Eisall spending a week at Like Winola. Mr and Mrs John Carey visiting Meade at Dunn. T J Stewart attending Nichol N J on his mother’s death. two Edwards children ill with diphtheria. William Fowen erecting a new dwelling. and a Methodist Episcopal Sunday school gathering at Feedendam grove Friday evening.
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Joseph Grenson
New Tark
A. J. Cooper
Charles Randall
John W. Thornton
Elk Jake
MT ¢S
William
Mise Miusette Eisall
Winola
John Carey
Meade
Dunit
Stewart
Nichol
Edwards
Willam Fowen
Methodiat Eipiscopel Church
Missionary Meeting and church services announced
The Ladies Missionary section of the Presbyterian church will meet in Navy Park this afternoon. All men visitors are requested to attend. A Delaware and Hudson crossing trip departs at 2 oclock. Rev Floyd Leech of Wesleyan University will preach at the Methodist church Sunday.
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Pageor
Avoca
Presbyterian Church
Navy Aus Park
Delaware and Hudson Crossing
E'Vlack
North Malin Atpeet
Mehoonany
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Carbondale Department
the People's Exchange
Mother Gray
Crank
Crescenta
Carrier
Jermyn
Olyphant
Henry L. French
Turnpike St
Concord
N. H
Doctor Pierce
E. H. McLain
Meredosia, Morgan Co
Ill
Tam
Mia
Nora Willis
Wheatfield
Jasper Co
Ind
Piecce
Peckville
Taylor
Spring Brook Water Company
Ross
John Evans
North Haylor
Forveman Phillips
Myde Park Ming
H. EL Wares
Baptist Young People’s Unions
Pennsyylvenia
Chentyjoko
Vickers Are
Jeave CY RR
N.wat TS
Atlantic Cy
Harker George Thomas
Daniels
Main’ Street
Lyden
Bertha
Gertrude Teese
Heve Etteat
Joxsie
Cordelia Owens
Oak Street
Kale
Nima Obert
Main Street
Bundutt
Margaret Marini
Milwardedale
Myre
Righard Cummings
Malinect
Athantic
Tis
Malin Street
My. Clale
SN. J. Mra
James Gileuwllon
Arehhal
David Williams
Edith
Washington Atrest
Atlantic Opupu
FoveReh
B. Hatela
Henry Mowelle
Ralph
Mary Daniels
South Gibson
Busquehanna County
Washington
P.O. 6
A. Wi
Moses Taylor Hospital
Flouence Sullivan
Archebald
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