Evangelist Toy Delivers Sermons in Carbondale Churches
In bad weather Evan Toy spoke at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon urging men to turn toward God citing David. He warned against social evil and led several to seek prayer. At four he addressed a large youth gathering at the Methodist church with daily services planned at the Presbyterian church for the week.
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Evanlist Toy
Presbyterian Church
David
Adam
Hell
Toy
Evangelist
Methodist Church
Community Events Invite at Afternoon and Evening Services
An afternoon gathering at the Methodical church is noted with an evening service to follow. The notice invites all attendees to participate in both sessions and encourages broad attendance.
Hospital Board Reports Debt Amid Year End 1865
Carbondale hospital board presents year end figures showing indebt ness of 1838.04 after receipts of 9234.81 from state, donations, patient payments, and services. Expenditures include provisions 312, salaries 2475, repairs 1685, drugs 400, equipment 275. unpaid bills 1400. Patient total and deaths noted. debt raise expected.
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Walker
Norton
Carbondale Hospital Board of Directors
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Group Meeting Report
At their recent meeting in Father Mathew hall the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society discussed charitable plans, upcoming fundraising events, and community outreach. Members nominated officers and agreed to finalize schedules for the spring drive.
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Father Mathew Hall
Ben
Venerable association names officers for the year
The association announces new officers including President Miss Margaret Carroll and first vice president Miss Bridget McAndrew. Other roles list Mra Tillie Manian recorder Miss M M Kelly and treasurer Mrs Theresa Fox with several trustees named. Election required multiple ballots to choose four officers.
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Evolent Association
Margaret Carroll
Bridget McAndrew
Tillie Manian
M. M. Kelly
Mary BE. Brennan
Theresa Fox
Allda J. Neulon
Mary McLean
Mary Cweey
Kate McDonald
Isabelle Campbell
Indies Ald society plans Christmas market at church
The Indies of Ald society at the First Presbyterian church contribute to worship and plan a future carpet upgrade. They intend to hold a Christmas market in the lecture room, aiming to raise funds for church needs.
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Indies Ald Society
First Presbyterian Church
the Indies of Ald Society
Book Store News Offers Unusual Value with 600 Volumes
A reader oriented update highlights a complete department with competitive prices. Saturday saw more than six hundred volumes of one edition transferred to fortunate owners, underscoring the store's assertion of peerless bargains. Today features another unusually good value.
Bric-a-Brac and Holiday Goods Sale Listing
Our stock is complete with bisque figures Bohemian glassware and colorings at reasonable prices. Complete line albums shaving sets and boxes plus dolls and crochet silk sold at special prices. Embroidered doilies linens dresser sets and pin cushions offered from 5c to several dollars with special deals.
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Alesgeleasnacee
Gentlemen's furnishings sale with deep discounts
A local ad announces a large stock of men’s wear including tecks four in hand ties Imperial and putts, scarves, percale shirts, wool underwear, suspenders, white fur shirts, and fancy hose. Prices show specials from 40c to $1.25 with extensive selections and reduced lines.
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C&c
S. Eens
Church sale offers fancy articles and baked goods
Monday and Tuesday events feature Dee andi as organizers with home baked goods and other attractions advertised.
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Dee
Andi
Local Merchants Brace for Holiday Trade Volume
The survey shows merchants displaying ample holiday stock and optimism despite hard times. The Christmas business promises to exceed previous years, with high hopes for strong sales and robust customer turnout.
Preachers Alliance to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Preachers Alliance of this city and vicinity will meet this afternoon at 2:30 in the First Presbyterian church. Rev. T. B. Jep son will read a paper on Divorce. Mrs. William Hawkins and her son arrived Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Watt. Alisa Olina Herring leaves tomorrow for Washington DC to visit relatives for a month. Miss Grace Whitney of Honesdale visits Mrs. Harry Harrison in Wyoming street. Honesdale Transportation Company prepares to move freight and messengers between this city and Honesdale after December, whether they secure the mail route or not. Mrs. James Pidgeon visits friends in Dushore. D. Purdy of Purdy and Company was in Honesdale on business Saturday.
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First Presbyterian Church
T. B. Jepson
William Hawkins and
Ww. W. Watt
Alisa Olina Herring
Washington, D. C
Grace Whitney
Honesdale
Harry Harrison
Wyoming Street
Honesdale Transportation Company
James Pidgeon
Brooklyn Street
Dushore, Park
D. Purdy
Maldfeld, Purdy and Company
Jermyn and Mayfield Council Act on Health Penalty and Lights
The Jermyn Mayfield borough council met last Friday. A health penalty clause was approved to enforce the health ordinance. An arc light was ordered for Ridge road at the Powder Mill, and the police will focus on central town while a special officer handles local concerns. Fire alarm repairs progress with bids approved. Sidewalk work on Second and Hacon Streets cost 200.51 after penalties. The Methodist Episcopal Church heating project was installed, with continued services this week and growing meeting interest.
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D. Davis
Board of Health
A. F. Gebehart
Powder Mille
Ridge Road
Gebhart
Cone
Joseph Miarcone
Edwin Graves
Electric Light Company
Metilnley
Winter
Martin McAndrew
Courge Metloskes
George
Duan
Ecord
Staicker Brothers
Second
Hacon
Methodist Episcopal
Remarkable Dyspepsia Remedy Attracts Attention
Dr Wurth praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach remedy. The ad-style piece extols digestion as key to health and claims the tablets digest food, reduce gas, and protect nerves. Full details and price are given by the F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Wurth
Bright
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Deaths in Olyphant Willie Murton and Griffith Daniel
Willie Murton aged about twenty born in Wales died at his home on Madison Street Olyphant after two years of illness and no nourishment. Funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow at the Congregational church conducted by Rev Peter Roberts, burial in Union cemetery. Griffith Daniel died at his sister Mrs Gwennie Williams home in Olyphant Friday night after a long asthma illness aged around 70. Funeral is at 2 PM tomorrow with interment in Union cemetery.
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Willie Murton
William Murton
Madison Street
Wales
Congregational Church
Simfoxy School
Peter Roberts
Union Cemetery
Griffith Daniel
Gwennie Williame
Olyphant
Oregon
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Lyall
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Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N.Y
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Main Street
Mr. Webber
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Shine Brook Water Company
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South Malle Acreet
Andrew Nelson
Miller's Cirole
Pinghamton
Bow Wit
Mugh Jennings
Haltimere
William Dixon
Medieval College
Baltimore
Nellie Dougherty
Joseph Moorer
Pittston
St. Mary's Church
John Davis
West Ride
Fronde
Pss
Grand Clearing Sale
Sec Yard
Ole
O8&c
Great Store
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Bauer
Robert J. Bauer
John T. Watkins
Annals of Trade
Jonas Long
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka, Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Commonwealth Building
Mina
Ww. T. Smith
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Scranton and Wilkes- Herne
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