Carbondale School Board Deadlock Persists in Principal Vote
In Carbondale the school board split after a predicted deadlock. Moessie, Moon, Vannun and Hughes backed Prof. Hockenberry for principal, while Dimick, Hoylan and Kerwin opposed. Another vote is planned tonight as Mr. Vannan supports Hockenberry for constituents. Moon opposed Bryden and favored an outsider if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moessie
Moon
Vannun
Hughes
Hockenbertry
Messrs
Dimick
Hoylan
Kerwin
Vannan
Hockenberry
Bryden
Edward Marcy Promoted to Express Messenger Post
Edward Marcy longtime National Express employee in the city was yesterday promoted to express messenger on the Delaware and Hudson Pennsylvania division. John O Rourke, formerly of Adams Express, will succeed Marcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Marcy
National Express Company
Delaware and Hudson's Pennnsylvania
Ths
Maroy
John O'Rourke
Adams Express Company
Mer
Councils Set Joint Session on Bonds and Pavement Work
Councils will meet in a joint session this evening to hear the committee report on correcting errors preventing bond sales and to authorize Blair and Kennedy to proceed with the South Main Street pavement. The traction company's franchise will also be on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair & Kennedy
South Main Street
Traction Company
Funeral details for Quinn and McDonough announced
The funeral for James Quinn, murdered on Sunday, will be held at St Rose's Church at four in the morning. A requiem mass for Thomas McDonough is planned at St Reese's Church at one. Interment follows at St Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn
St. Rose's Church
St. Reese's Church
Thomas McDonough
St. Rose Comery
Local and Personal News From Nearby Towns
Misa Plotty Wilcox visits Teroblisville and Takes a sojourn with friends. Mise Dorphine of Scranton guests Carbondale friends. Mrs Mary Crane and Miss Jane return from Preston Park to Mre Eleanor Franklin heads to New York via Albany. Several others attend events and visit relatives in Boston Me thick s furniture store hires T. Morgan returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Plotty Wilcox
Teroblisville
Com
Tooker
Familly
Hamilton
Wasiecuits
Mise Dorphine
Scranton
Carbondale
Mary Crane
Miss Jane
Preston Park
Mre
Eleanor Franklin
Mra E
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD NEWS NOTES AND EVENTS
William Gibbs of Fifth Street Mayfield departs for New York to sail for England while friends host a bon voyage party. Hogwart's band performs, and Mayfield school approves September 5 start with salary cuts. Various social visits, local notices, and a Welsh Brothers circus slated for Friday amid a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibbs
Fifth Street
Mayfield
New York
England
Hogwarth
Mnterprize
Tlagarth
Valsette
Woodson
Jelka
Snowili
Amerca Book Company
Speller
Local church events and plans noted in brief
The Methodist Episcopal church group and friends planned an outing at the lake with positive reception. Hogerth band joined the farmers picnic at Crystal Lake yesterday. Sacred Heart church renews its annual pleate this afternoon and evening. AT Matthews and son George of Cemetery street consider a trip to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coly
Toiday
Hogerth
Farners
Crystal Lake Yesterdy
Sacred Heart Church
AT. Matthews and Son Ceorge
Cemetery Street
England
Local Stock Dealer Claims Cure With Remed y
John Mathias of Pulaski Kentucky reports recovering from a week of flu after using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says half a bottle cured him and that his physician failed to relieve him. For sale by all druggists. Muar thew Thvor Wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathias
Pulaski, Ky
Muarthews
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Towalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Tte
Wyoming County Republicans Hold Convention for McKinley Support
The Republican convention in Wyoming County convened at 2 p m with James Frear and W D Sturdevant presiding. Officers named, resolutions backed McKinley, and an amendment to restore electoral methods was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Conty
Moniday
James &. Frear
DD. W. Sturdevant
Laceyville
H. S Harding
Tunklenneck
H. W. Herdman
Monroe
Charlee Gardner
Factoryville
Dorough
H. D. Tittany
Nicholson
Charles Mussel
Washington
BK. French
Mehoopnay
United States
Republican Party
Wyoming County
McKinley
Tiffany
Nicholran
Borough Council Minutes Reflect Street Repairs Funding
Regular session notes all members present. July street work time of 112.14 discussed. motion to approve time failed 6 to 6. Bills approved include Electric Plant 8.50 and Fire Alarm 745, various individuals paid. Committee appointed to meet residents on Culm Street. tracks with Delaware and Hudson company threatened if not corrected within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wias
Ingemuch
Howard
John Murray
Caroline Smith
Syracuse
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Olyphant
Willian McDonald
William Reese
John Neston
William Cannon
Coun
P. J. McNulty
Bargees
M. P. Malley
J. A. Rowbling
Lone’ Co
S.J. Evans
Delaware and Hudson Company
ELA Berantay
O'Malley & O' Malley
M. BP. O' Malley
Germinia Insurances Company
Culm Street
Delaware and Boudsen Comepany
Messrs
O'Brien
Lawler
Silinwin
Beranton Railway Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Scranton Supply and Machinery Company
Hose Company
Cornell
Local board pools teachers and elects new staff
The board of wine grants vacation and, after meetings and heated debates, votes to reappoint teachers who applied. New leaders named include Mary Weavney Agnes Clifford and others with two vacancies filled by Celie McGiyan and Margaret Mealey. Community notices mention anniversaries, visits, and local events across Halistead Scranton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Wine
Webster
Cardoen
Gibbons
Darun R
Clifford
Anu
Hones
O'Malley
Dixon
Dawle
Reilly
Mary Weaveney
Agnes Clifford
BR. Teap
Murr Theap
Helen Dixon
Alice
Agnes Morahan
Vina Gibbons
Ell O' Malley
Thelje Beline
Margaret Aikman
Winifred King
Margaret Healey
Cola MacGhyny
Elizabeth Scahill
Celie McGiyan
Margaret Mealey
John Curran
Grove Street
Reva
J. J. Curran
M. F. Crane
T. F. Carmody
Thomas Curran
Scranton
James Minnick
Mra
T. J. O'Malley
John MekKeon
F. Hoban
W. B. Curran
Frank Ashworth
Joseph
James Maloney
Newport News
Local Notes and Obituaries From Avoca Area
Residents of Avoca marked thirty five years of town life as Hawley couple celebrate long union. Alice Dunnigan died after dysentery. funeral planned at St Marys. Sunday school groups enjoyed a Fall outing at the park with numerous local families named. Visitors from Delaware and Philadelphia noted visiting Dunmore and Company rows. Neitle Druffner hosted a gathering for Louis Drouffner of Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Falla
Annie
Jown
Jessie Cranston
Robert Bane
Mary
George MirArt
George Mare
Delaware
Nay Atg Park
Mieu Nettle Gibbons
Dunmore
Kern
Philadelphia
Arebony
William Morrison
New York City
Neitle Druffner
Hennor
Louis Drouffner
Willlanspert
Small Town Observations From Susquehanna Visitants
A series of brief social notes record visits and movements among residents: Chief of Palico McMahon of Susquehanna on business, Miss Pauline Lane in Fairdate, Mise Currie Kingsley of Elmira visiting Nellie Conklin, F. M. Gardner of Forest City in town, Miss Bessie Dean heading to Lake Windy for a house party hosted by Mrs. Fre Godfrey of Scranton, Clarence Tiaworth and wife of Susquehanna, Misenda Porter visiting relatives in Binghamton, FE. L. Beeler of Susquehanna in town for the week, Miss Katie Kenedy of Binghamton returning from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen, N. G. Ayers of New York visiting his parents, and the drowning of a nine month old daughter of Mrs. White, housekeeper for Horace Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Brown
Susquehanna
Thomas Adams
Republican
Enjos
William Kroeller
Donahue
New York Avenue
D. Arthur Forel
Miev Lyon
Binghamton
Heart Lake
Tda Carr
Afton
John A. Davie
Deores Lamb
Mra
Quiles Carpenter
Frank Kroapy
Jace Brown
K. Kine
Marenvette Wood
Washington
J. O
Tueson
Ralph Little
Montrose
Jobin Tas
Charlee Shelf
New Milford
Charles Mratt
Manstead
Hubert Fowler
Binghaimton
George Hatfield
Prohibition
Palico McMahon
Susquehannna
Pauline Lane
Fairdate
Mise Currie Kingsley
Elmira
Nellie Conklin
F. M. Gardner
Forest City
Bessie Dean
Lake Windy
Fre
Godfrey
Scranton
Clarence Tiaworth
Suasquehanna
Misend
Porter
FE. L. Beeler
Katie Kenedy
John Whalen
N. (. Ayers
New York
Ash Ayers
White
Horace Welch
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Deafness
An ad claims deafness stems from inflammation of the ear’s mucous lining and that Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing. It advertises a $100 reward for cases not cured and promotes Hall’s Family Pills as the best remedy, urging readers to bend for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Druggiate
Local jurors drawn by sheriff and commissioners
Sheriff Pryor and the jury commissioners drew 180 names for common pleas jurors. Only one Minkely borough resident was selected, Henry Kennelly. Elmer Swingle attended from Yatesville visiting his brother Florence Swingle. The M B church Piano Society will host a social and clam bake at EB Swingle’s home on Monday evening, August 21. William Banard of Philadelphia is visiting Mr and Mrs F H Chivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Sheriff Pryor
Minkely Borough
Henry Kennelly
Elmer Swingle
Yatesville
Florence Swingle
Piano Society
M. B. Church
EB. W. Swingle
William Banard
Philadelphia
F. H. Chivers
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Maran & CO
16Th Street
Walter Breothel
Honesdale
Peends
Mia
W. B. Stansbury
Crystal Like
Jermyn and Mayfield
Bleyele Ela
Katn Sourdon
John Lack
Anchbold
Joseph Jayst
Third
Baginaw
Mich
John Humphrey
North Main Street
Sole Watkin
Mary Ryton
Hyde Park
Humphrey
Louie Piser
James Maker
Mahalla
Penn Argyl
Wilix Nichol
Welsh Brothers’ Circus
You
Taylor News
Board of Health
Welsh Baptist Church
Oak Street
Third Street
Railroad Street
Crommond Street
Union Street
Washington Street
Neomn
Thomas Samuels
Steds
Glynn Brothers
Teds
Powell
Francis Gendall
Methonet Episcopal Church
Jermyn
Baker
Mountain Park
Strine
Willams
W W Watkins
Gertrude
Peckville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nebo Congregational Church
Rendham
William Herbert
Routh Scranton
Sadie Carter
Lake Windla
Varius
Tiret Ballet
O. E. Reynolda
Townehip
Wy N. A. McKown
Tunkhannock Borough
D. L. Howell
Factoryville Beroweh
First Ballet
John Oliver
Nicholwon Townehip
M. W. Courtright
Meshoppen Borough
C. Prevort
Tunkhannock Koronah
Oliver Kelme
Prevart
Courtright
Register and Recorder
W. J Shas Woe
MG. Moyer
Nobingon
Forkston
Chave
Pact
Supreme Court
Charles Gardner
A. J. Gardner
C. A. Lieh
H. D
PD. G. Black
Charles Russell
H. M. Harding
Northumberland
Henry Youngs
PD. W. Sturdevant
Ww. S Ford
Braintrim
DeWitt Smith
Agi MH. Frear
Overfield
Crawford County
Vlore
C.D
eRe Medical Co
Burra O, N.Y
Avoca
Hallstead
James T. du Bole
Lanesboro
Veterans' Re-Union
Galusha A. Grow
Halletead
Mica Overhizer
William Knoeker
F.J. Smith
Athens
Frank Lawrence
Campilla
First Presbyterian Church of
Halistead
John A. Davis
Northfyht
A. F. Werrill
Wind- Por
Pierce’s
Legion
Lavre
Dr BR
Ehtet
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Muffalo
Thomas G. Lever
Lever
Richmond Cou
Vou
Mide & Staement
Owis
Dr Pierce
Darius Reenine
Geome Keely Motor
Plevee
Gallen
Br Pierce
N. Y
Beechamn’s Pills
Oram Tract
North Main Avenue
West Park
Sumner
Lincoln Avenues
G. Reynolds, A Connell B
Chas, Schlager
Third National Bank
Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William WH. Peck
Holmes’ Electric
Tote
Ccat
Mall
Nervita Medical Co
Mediatiuh & Thom Drige Gists
Pire Rian Remedy CO
Ween Foreale
Matthews Bros
H. C. Sandoreen
Druggisia
Bee
Ibrar
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