Carbondale Rally for Pennant in Open Rallying spirit
The Carbondale team voices a fierce rivalry with Hazleton and Readings as they seek the pennant. George Staltz and new star John Pinerty lead the charge with Jack Luby pitching well and McQuade Meriting a key home run. Discussions follow tax collection bids and school reopens, with Bid readvertisement set for Aug 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Carbondale
George Staltz
Papa Eddie
George
Jack Luby
National League
Scranton
Jack
John Pinerty
Dunmore
McQuade
Mac
Fiddie Sales
Cy Circus
John Fee
Drowning Accident Claims Fifteen-Year-Old Harold McMinn
Harold McMinn dies after drowning at a pond near South Canaan while swimming with Rockwell. His uncle W H Moore and Rockwell attempted rescue. the body was brought to Maplewood cemetery after funeral services arranged by Rev. Charles Lee of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinn
Rockwell
South Canaan
Charles Lee
Presbyterian Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Bates Resignation as Tax Collector Accepted at Board Meeting
The school board met at the high school on Wednesday night for a lively session. William Bates, previously tax collector, resigned and his action was accepted by the board amid discussion and expectations for future appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robinson
Oismen
William Bates
Death of Mrs Samuel Roadknight at Canaan Street Home
At her sister Mrs C P Kimble home on Canaan Street Mrs Samuel Roadknight died after long cancer. She moved five months ago from Honesdale for care, leaving a hopeful outlook despite the end. Survived by son William Roadknight of Honesdale and sister Mrs Kimble of Carbondale. Remains to be taken to Honesdale for interment at 9:50 this morning. Pallbearers named Andrew Mitchell J R Vanderford Joseph Wilcox Pierce Butler and Wallace Yatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Kimble
Samuel Roadknight
Carbondale
Messrs
Andrew Mitchell
J. R. Vanderford
Joseph Wilcox
Pierce Sated
Charles Butler
Wallace Yatt
AT HYMEN'S SHRINE
Misa Florence Hubbard and Frederick Mitchell both of the city left on the 3 o'clock train for Windsor where they will be married. The affair was a surprise to their friends and few expected the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Florence Hubbard
Frederick Mitchell
Windsor
Visiting Friends and Broad Social Round in City
Local residents and visitors mingle in the city with Miss Grace Humphrey and her brother Charles among those seen calling on friends. Numerous out of town guests arrive or depart while Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Nealon, and others enjoy extended stays at healthful resorts and visits across nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Humphrey
Charles
Binghamton
Hakey M. Lathrope
Peckville
Thomas Nealon
Archbald
Thomas Boland
Washington Street
William Bingham
Gwen Sound
Canada
Enoch Cardnes
Tenth Avenue
Bradford County
W. T. Chandler
Q. F. Lingfelter
Newton Lake
Histed and Skeels
Delaware and Hudson
J. P. H. Raynor
Ocean Grove
8. E. Raynor
Misa Lizzie Healey
Goldsmith's Bazaar
Scranton
Dundaff Street
W. Dimock
Maple Avenue
George Deltrick
Wilkes-Barre
G. Kerr
Kerr, Slebecker & Company
Misa Nora Morney
Brooklyn Street
L. M. Brundage
Wyoming Street
Thompson
Misa Eugenie Eckman
Thomas Jordan
South Church Street
James O'Brien
Oneonta
N. Y
8. K. McMullen
A. McMullen
Garfield Avenue
A. F. Gillis
Park Place
Fernhall
Crystall Lake
Teresa Durkin
Cecelle Coleman
Lizale Healey
James Snell
Simpson
Aline Herbert
Jersey City
R. W. Brady
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson Company
L. Loveland
Canaan Street
Ed. Robbing
Belmont Street
Agnes Lyons
North Main Street
Uniondale
Vacary Coor
Pleasant Unt
Pleasant Unt, Is Ly Ent Oe O'Rourke
James Gillespie
Rochester
Carbondale
Gillespie
BE. P. Burke
Annie
Agnes
Sharon Springs
Gely
North Church Street
Margaret White
Smith
Nees
Maggie Mortimer
Pittston
Misa Mary Filanney Oe Navera
Nam Frey
New York City
Clare Saroney
Suequen
Ing Y Slater
F. Momitt
Alice Connor
Misa Alica Morrison
Oneonta, N. Y
Social Notes From Philadelphia to Clinton N Y
Mrs Hurlburt of Philadelphia visits sister Mrs W A Gayard Miss Emma Brown returns to Park Street after visiting Scott township Misa Schoonover of New York visits Mine Minnie Brady Misa Ida Barnes departs for Port Jervis and Middletown Misa Bentley of Williamsport Miss Emma Ken of Clinton N Y Miss Stanton Kate Stanton and Mien Vinnie Rose guest at Hope Wi ni Charlie Weston Gearns x d
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlburt
Philadelphia
W. A. Gayard
Emma Brown
Park Street
Scott Township
Misa Schoonover
New York
Minnie Brady
Ida Barnes
Port Jervis
Middletown
Misa Bentley
Williamsport
Emma Ken
Clinton
N. Y
Miss Stanton
Kate Stanton
Mien
Vinnie Rose
Hope Wi
Charlie Weston
Gearns
Charles Bentley Heads Out for Weekend at Upper Woods Club
A large crowd joined the Liederkranz excursion to Scranton and the Methodist picnic at Farview yesterday. A morning parade of two bands made Honesdale feel like a holiday as Charles Bentley departed today for a few days’ outing at the Upper Woods club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bentley
Upper Woods Club
Scranton
Farview
Poison in cake sickens Pine street family
The Kearney family of Pine street were briefly poisoned Tuesday evening after a small amount of a poison called Rough on Rais fell into sugar and was used in cake. Five members became ill but recovered within hours under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kearney
Pine Street
Bridget Kearney
James J. Mullarkey
Salem Street
Thomas Law
Main Street
Avoca
William
Europe
John A.moyles
Jessup
Moyles
Winton
Avoca Notes Roundup of Local Events and Visits
Avoca reports include Misa Anna McDonald visiting Miss Anna Deeble in KE with KE W Preston from Chicago presenting relief maps for the board of education. Various locals attend meetings, athletic events, and social visits. St Mary's Lake Ariel excursion planned. weather brings brief rain then sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Anna McDonald
Philadelphia
Anna Deeble
KE. W. Preston
Central School Supply House
Chicago
Board of Education
John Garvey
Avoca School Board
J. R. Wagner
Lawrence Morahan
Montreal
Boston
Albany
Hillside
Pennsylvania Coal Companies
Moosie
Shamrocks
South Scranton
William Burke
Anna
J. J. Walsh
Scranton
Madeline ‘Hamilton
Baltimore
P. J. O'Malley
St. Aloysius
James ‘Murphy
Mahanoy City
Michael Whalen
Charles Reiley
Colorado
James J. Walsh
Grand Oepra
Wilkes Barre
Thomas Morahan
Peter Q. Curley
Ancient Order of Oe
Mountain Park
James Coleman
Lincoln Hill
St. Mary's
Lake Ariel
J. J. Morahan
Bicycle boat draws guests to Heart Lake resort
Heart Lake in Susquehanna county thrives with visitors enjoying scenery and clean air. Crofut the Spring House owner offers a new bicycle boat causing daily spins on the lake water wheel. Noted Scranton visitors H Watts C H Allen and W H Peck stayed at the Spring House this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
Susquehanna County
Crofut
Spring House
H. Watts
C. H.allen
W. H. Peck
Now Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Relief
New remedy claims rapid relief for kidney and bladder pain in men and women. It supposedly eases urinary discomfort, reduces water retention, and relieves back pain within hours. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Pennsylvania Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
C. M. Harris
Pennavonue
Scranton
Miss Pearl Courtright Guests In Factoryville
Local notes from Factoryville list visitors and events including Miss Pearl Courtright of Philadelphia staying with Miss Jessie Kemmer for a week. Mrs. Sarah Simrell hosts Baptist Ladies afternoon gathering and Mrs. James Smalley returns from visits in Courtland and Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Courtright
Philadelphia
Jessie Kemmer
Sarah Simrell
James Smalley
Mildred
Courtland
Binghamton
N. Y
Horace Seamans
Canada
James Lewis
Ithaca
N.Y
Lulu Cramer
Amasa
Lyman Chase
Windfall Lake
Henry Browning
Ara Browning
Scranton
Willie Tascott
Washington,d. C
Orin Browning
Benton Street
Godfrey Schmidt
J. C. Reynold
Mia
Otis Stark
East Lemon
Allie Lee
Ohio
Chicago
Honvadale
Don Capwell
York State
Community Notes and Court Proceedings Highlight Local Life
Edward Stoddard handles mail after a visit to Syra cust Fannie Lathrop calls on friends at Birchardville. Captain Beardsley oversees the Veteran association encampment planning. Arthur Clemons visits Montrose at A H Patrick’s invitation. Methodist Sunday school picnic at Elk Lake refreshes attendees. Presbyterian Endeavor lawn festival succeeds socially and financially. Court notes report James Fitzpatrick found guilty on one charge after jury deliberations. Commonwealth v Healey ongoing with multiple indictments. jury may stay out all night. Commonwealth v Abraham du Hoss concerns land dispute in Hallstead by the Susquehanna river. John Douglas prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stoddard
Post
Syracust
Fannie Lathrop
Birchardville
Captain Beardsley
Veteran Association
Arthur Clemons
Helmeta
N. J
Montrose
A. H. Patrick
Methodist
Elk Lake
Mr. Beach
Presbyterian Endeavor Society
James Fitzpatrick
Kelley
Alney
Commonwealth
James Healey
Abraham du Hoss
Hallstead
Susquehanna River
John Douglass
Magnetic physicians offer cures for chronic illness
Dr Smith and staff advertise magnetism as a path to cures for various chronic diseases. They claim many patients from across the country have been cured after other doctors failed. They urge suffering individuals to consult, promising relief or honesty if not curable.
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Carbondale News
Carbonda Vo Ale Staltz
Luby
Mayer
Patchen
Shields
Convoy
Larkin
Balle
Harold McMinn
J. Scott Inglis
Canaan
Hymen’s
Hood
M. E. Hoskins
Manard
Virginia
Hood’s Pills
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming
Lackawanna Ave
Clothing House
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Stultz & Bauer
Vsical
Ras
Vale
WM. T. Smith
ODD Fellows
F. B. Smt
Empire Dry Goods CO
Avery
Goodman's Gut Prige
Leckawanne
Washburn-Crosby Co
Sailias
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Watt
Ing
Church Street
Carbondale, Pa
Dickson
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