Mail carrier bid sought from Clifford to Carbondale route
Local post office posts sealed bids to carry United States mails July 1, 1201 to June 36, 1005. Daily departures from Clifford at 7 4. a.m. arrive Carbondale 10 a.m. return at 7 p.m. with bond of 00. Present pay $229. Bids must reside on route, be enclosed in marked envelopes, and can be refused or canceled with misdemeanor penalties.
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United States
Clifford
Dan Robison
Carbondale
State of Pennsylvania
Bulletin Adv
Last Day for Vaccination Certificates Admitting Pupils
The city board of health sets today as the final deadline for pupil vaccination certificates. Tomorrow, unvaccinated children cannot enter public schools and must present a certificate signed by a city physician showing vaccination or smallpox recovery. Principals will enforce the law, and truancy officers may cite parents if a child is kept from school.
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Board of Health
Tax Board Chuckles At Raucous Ward Two Protest
Irate Second Ward citizen bursts before the board of revision of taxes and appeals waving papers and arguing a higher assessment. The clerk compares last year’s figures as the man remains incredulous, then leaves in a lighter mood after the assessor indicates this year’s tax is unchanged.
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Board of Revision of Taxes and Appeals
Dart
Avon
Strong Republican Convention Ticket Highlighted
The article praises a Republican convention ticket as strong from every view. It argues the candidates for school board and director roles will deliver businesslike administration and serve the public with honesty and dedication.
Local Republican Convention Chooses District Officers
Delegates at a Thursday night city Republican convention named district officers. First ward picks Pirat Alatriot as judge and others including George Hudson inspector and M. H. Tapan as register. Second district selects L. Monousio as judge Felix Paoni as inspector and Sam Purliano as register.
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Republcan
Pirat Alatriot
George Hudson
Finl MN. Jadwin
M. H. Tapan
L. Monousio
Felix Paoni
Sam Purliano
Marry Hall
Elisha Dike
J. PF. Rogers
Judicial officials listed by district and ward
A historical roster names judges register inspectors by district including Third district J Scott Er O Malley Anthony o Hara and others across Second, Fourth and Fifth wards with officials such as W A Hughes J Delavan and Edward Pethick noted among the list.
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Hy Blbracht
A. Roemmelmeyer
J. N. Gelder
J. Scott
Er. O'Malley
Anthony O' Hara
Oscar Morgan
W. B. Geary
James Powderly
J. T. Reese
B. Ly ‘Thomas
Ed W. Carr
Bee
T. F. Connell
William Parsamore
John Breese
W. A. Hughes
Thomas Flannery
A. Fluellen
M. Brown
Joseph Raynor
Frank Robbins
James Franeo
M. Harte
H. Cooke
George Collins
Fifth Ward
Alexander
A. D. Wyllie
C. FE. Dix
P. Harte
Frank Clune
Thomas Haley
Sixth Ward
John G. Brandon
D. Smith
Delavan
Edward Pethick
Church Workers Meet For Social At Misses Butlers
The First Methodist Episcopal ladies held a social afternoon at the Misses Butler on Canaan street with games testing scent guessing beans threading drawing and paper pinning. Mrs. W. F. Nye won a silver-handled hat brush as the prize. many ladies attended and refreshments followed.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Misses Butler
Canaan Street
W. F. Nye
Salem Avenue Disturbances Involving Police Constable
Constable Stephen Gilby with Ly main Baker and Winans Hall caused disturbances on Salem avenue yesterday afternoon. The trio were intoxicated and fought. Chief of Police McAndrew arrested Gilby and Baker for drunkenness and fighting while Hull escaped. Gilby was placed in a safe cell for sobriety and the others jailed to cool off.
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Stephen Gilby
Lymain Baker
Winans Hall
Salem Avenue
Epeak
McAndrew
Apt
Gilby
Baker
Hull
Jorge
Himer tenth anniversary celebrated with gifts and music
Mr and Mrs Frank Himer of Church street marked their tenth wedding anniversary with a pleasant gathering. Guests presented a china tea set a veal meerschaum pipe for Mr Elmer and a baby was remembered. The event featured dancing music and a late supper with many neighbors and friends in attendance.
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Frank Himer
Church Street
Elmer
Liggle Herd
Mary Collins
Mame Carney
Gertrude Tucker
Maud Roberts
Lagurus
Edith Williames
Mary Pengelly
Dugan
Mesdames Williame
Hughes
Tucker
Hunter
Messrs. Williams
John Weldmin
Charles Alexander
Frank Laysmin
James Courtney
Harry Kester
James Steel
Bucslein
Fox
Shearer
Kinhick
Bows and Plerec
Lidie Aid Society Elects Officers At Por ean Church
The Lidie Aid society of the Por ean Baptist church held a meeting yesterday afternoon and chose Mex. 8. 8. Shields as president Mrs. John Hooth first vice president Mrs. doinese Smith second vice president Mise Milo Gardner secretary and Mre A P Trautwein treasurer. The society’s income for the past year was about 400 despite no special object. The church annual supper was held last evening with a large turnout and the meal praised for quality and service.
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Lidie ® Aid Society
Porean Baptist Church
Mex
Shields
John Hooth
Mra
Doinese Smith
Mise
Milo Gardner
A. P. Trautwein
Pugliano Reappointed Notary Public and Shipping Agent
Gabriel Pugliano of Dundart Street has received a commission certifying his reappointment as notary public. He conducts extensive work in this role in connection with his business as a shipping agent.
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Gabriel Pugliano
Dundart Street
Mr. Pugliano
Berean Baptist Church Sunday Services
Berean Baptist church at 23 Lincoln Avenue and North Church Street announces Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with midweek service Thursday at 7 59 p m The Young People Society meets at 610 Sunday evening and Junior Society at 3 30 p m Sunday school is at noon The pastor will speak on The Privileges of Church Membership in the morning and Christ as a Preacher in the evening.
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Berean Baptist Church
Lincoln Avenue
North Church Street
N. J. Whalen
D. D
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Society of Christian Endeavor
Christ
First Congregational Church Announces Sabbath Services and Programs
The First Congregational Church at Eighth Avenue and South Church Street lists Sabbath services at 10:90 a m shorthand time and 7.90 p m with Sunday school at 2 p m and Young Men's Union at 45 p m. P 8 C EB at 645 p m prayer service Thursday 7.30. The pastor speaks at 10.30 a m on Love to the Uttermost. Evening service features a requested repeat of the sermon on Right and Wrong Thoughts with special music. All are welcome.
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First Congregational
Eighth Avenue
South Church Street
M.C. Fullctt
Young Men's Union
Two Ways Entering Matrimonial Life Sermon at St Pauls
On the Second Sunday after Epiphany Rev F Ehinger of St Pauls Lutheran Church on Church Street invites all to Sabbath school at 930 a m and services at 1030 p m. The sermon titled Two Ways Entering Matrimonial Life with or Without Christ follows the gospel of St John It. All are welcome to worship.
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St. Paul's
Church Street
F. Ehinger
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday services listed at 9 20 a m and 10 30 a m with preaching by Rev F Chaffee at 7 40 p m. Morning prayers, class meeting after the morning service, Sunday school at 12 m, Junior league at 3 p m and senior league at 6 90. Located on North Church street near Salem Avenue with residence at 74 Terrace Street.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
F. Chaffee
Terrace Street
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule
Rev. R. A. Sawyer rector presides at 10 80 oclock Holy Communion and sermon and 7 20 oclock evening prayer and sermon. Sunday school at 12 m. Teachers meeting Friday 7 90 oclock. Trinity guild Tuesday evening and Ladies guild Wednesday afternoon at the residence 62 River street.
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
River Street
R. A. Sawyer
Trinity Guild
Ladies’ Guild
Reverend Charles Lee Announces Church Services Schedule
North Church street near Salem avenue lists Rev. Charles Lee as pastor. Residence 66 North Church street. Sunday services at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm. Weekly prayer meeting Thursday at 7:20 pm.
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North Church Street
Salem Avenue
Charles Lee
South Charent Street Church Service Schedule
Sunday services at nine to thirteen? tw.50 am and 6 pm. Sunday school at 2 pm. Mid week services on Tuesday at 7 30 pm.
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South Charen Street
Ninth Avenue
Church Notices for St Rose de Lona and Mount Carmel
Church listings show Rev Thomas F Coffey at St Rose de Lona 6 North Church Street and Rev John Dixon and Rev Walter German at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Fallbrook Street. Services at 8 and 10 30 a m on Sunday given.
Obituary of Michael Langan of Fallbrook Street
Michael Langan of Fallbrook Street died of pneumonia in the early hours. He was born in the city and lived here all his life. He worked for the Kelaware and Hudson mite department and belonged to St. Rosa church. He leaves a widow and six children Edward Kate Joseph Francis James Wilfred, one brother Thomas Langan, and three half brothers James Anthony Manley and George Cuff. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Michael Langan
Fallbrook Street
Mr. Langan
Kelaware
Hudson
German in Singing Society and Local Unions
A fragment lists groups including German in Singing Society, Knights of Father Mathew I B E Hendrick lodge No 1, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Central Labor Union, Cigarmakers union No 439, Boltever lodge No 166, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Knights of Father Mathew
I. BE
Hendrick
Brotherhood of
Central Labor Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Boltever
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Matinee Tonight Shows and A Romance of Kots
A matinee titled A Romance of Kots voon features at dusk, followed by a showing of Human Wolves of New York. The listings highlight two separate screenings with venue notes and timing.
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Matinee Lahivy
Human Wolves of
New York
Polies Tatroman Will McAndrew Called to Olyphant
Special Po Heemin John Addley runs the Bel mont street beat in his absence after McAndrew travels to Olyphant due to a relative's death yesterday.
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Polies Tatroman
Will McAndrew
Olyphant
Po Heemin
John Addley
Belmont Street
Burke Vaudeville Company Members Split in New York
John Smith left the Burke Vaudeville company a month ago and is now in New York City where the group disbanded last week.
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John Smith
Burke Vaudeville Company
New York City
Carbondale Residents Attend Scranton Lyceum Performance
At a Scranton Play John J Simpson and wife and F Al Hubbard and wife were among Carbondale people who witnessed The Christian at the Lyceum on Thursday evening.
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John J. Simpson
F. al. Hubbard
Carbondale
Lyceum
Scranton
Addition of a Baby Brings Joy to Nicolayo Family
Mr and Myre Joseph Nicolayo announce the arrival of a baby as joy fills their home. No further details provided.
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Mr. and
Myre
Joseph Nicolayo Pe
Joling
Crete
Reverend Whalen to Preach in Forest City Tomorrow
Rev HH J Whalen of this city will preach at Forest City tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The announcement notes a city audience and a local venue without additional details.
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J. Whalen
Forest City
Special Meeting of Typographical Union Discusses City Craft
A special meeting of Typographical Union No. 230 was held last evening to discuss business of great importance to the craft in this city.
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Typographical Union
Delaware and Hudson Begins South Side Breakers Work
The Delaware and Hudson company has started on one of two proposed south side breakers. The mine department building crew has been on the site of the old No. 1 breaker for several days and has remodeled the old foundations.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Mine Department Building Gang
New Breakers to Ease Coalbrook Workload and Time
The new breaker structures will be smaller than existing Coalbrook equipment and only up to one coal will be prepared in them. This change aims to relieve Coalbrook and improve efficiency for both breaker hands and miners by reducing handling and processing time.
Lutheran Minister to Present Luther Lecture at Berean
Berean Baptist trustees announce a high quality three lecture series free of charge. Next Tuesday and Wednesday Rev Getty will present an illustrated Martin Luther lecture, the most costly entertainment yet, with limited seating to ensure comfort and adequate offerings. A few tickets remain at local businesses or by contacting the parsonage.
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Berean Baptist Church
Mr. Getty
Martin Luther
Arbiter Named in Silk Mill Strike Dispute
Workers and United Mine Workers committees submitted grievances to Father Coffey who is to decide the silk mill strike. Coffey has not disclosed information and will likely rule by late next week. Workers have returned to duty and city interest remains high.
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United Mine Workers
Tribune
Dime Entertainment by Ladies Home Missionary Society
The Ladies' Home Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a dime entertainment in the church lecture room Monday evening at o oclock. Part I features piano solo Miss Blackwell Wingston violin solo Miss Marie Craham reading Mrs. Joan Niles vocal solo Mrs. N J Whalen piano duet Misses Hall and Kahl. Part II includes cornet solo George Ackerman violin solo George R Creverling recitation Miss Watkins piano solo Miss Loja Smith ladies quartette Mrs Ackerman Misses Butler Miller and Kilpatrick piano trio Misses Frank Graham and Watt.
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Ladies’ Home Missionary Soviety
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Blackwell
Wingston
Marie Craham
Joan Niles
N. J. Whalen
Misses Hall
Kahl
Kahl. Part Ii.—Cornet Solo, George Ackerman; Violin Solo, George R. Creverling
Miss Watkins
Miss Loja Smith
Mrs. Ackerman
Missee Butler
Miller and Kilpatrick
Misses Frank
Graham and Watt
Kafka Family to Move from City to Troy
Mr and Mrs Charles A Kafka and son Charles are leaving for Troy New York in a short time. Kafka is a commercial traveler and his route covers that section, making it hard to remain here. The Kaffkas are highly esteemed residents and their departure will be deplored by all.
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Charles A. Kafka
Song
Charles and
Throoks
Troy
N. Y
Kafka
Attorney ONeill Charged Over Coal Payment Dispute
Attorney J J ONeill appeared before Alderman Tt Delevan representing J Carden in a dispute with Anthony Gilgalion over coal payments. Gilgalion claimed three tons were loaded for Carden at Wilson Creek nine, while Carden's group says fifteen tons were delivered and eighteen were due. The alderman reserved decision until Monday evening.
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J. J. O'Neill
J. Delevan
J. Carden
Anthony Gilgaiion
Gilgalion
Carden
Wilson Creek
Silderman
Funeral for William Scott Held at St Rose Church
The funeral for William Scott who was killed at Binghamton on Wednesday evening by falling from a freight train will be held at 9 30 this morning. A high mass will be celebrated at St Rose church with burial in St Rose cemetery.
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William Scott
Binghamton
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Meetings Tonight of Several Fraternal Bodies
Division No. 13 Ancient Order of Tribernians Court Lily Noah Foresters of America Diamond lodge No 246 Shield of Honor convene tonight in local meeting halls to discuss dues, chapters, and community service events.
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Division
Ancient Order of Tribernians
Court Lily
Noah
Foresters of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Local Social and Travel Notices From Olyphant and Nearby Towns
A stream of short notices lists Miss Gertrude Gallagher visiting friends in Olyphant and J B Kremer Jr visiting Honesdale. Prof J C Firth and wife were callers. many residents and visitors are noted in Beranton, Carbondale, Pittston, Jermyn, Scranton, and other towns. Mentions include grip illnesses and recoveries, new residences, work placements, and travel for business or leisure. The brief items reflect daily social movement and local commerce, with occasional professional notes.
Judge Durham of Greensboro Georgia Credited With Peruna Cure
A report in Greensboro Georgia recounts Judge Durham’s recovery from a severe lung catarrh after using Peruna. He states he suffered a cold that settled in his lungs, tried various remedies without relief, then used Peruna and felt no symptoms of catarrh thereafter.
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Durham
Greensboro
Georgia
Judea
Jude
Facta
Peruna
T Ten
Onn
Genuine testimonials guaranteed by market exchange bank
A reward of $10,000 is deposited in Market Exchange Bank, Columbus, Ohio to guarantee testimonials as genuine. The ad asserts that for many years no testimonial has been spurious and every endorsement is authentic and in the signer’s own words.
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Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Ohio
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD COMMUNITY NEWS
Norman Hattenbery has received a discharge after four years in the US infantry and returned home. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Kuwene Avery is critically ill with pneumonia inflammation. Silas BK Hille announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace, pending caucus. Mrs. Cook, wife of a Primitive Methodist preacher, is seriously ill amid grip season. Local cases include Joseph T. Roberts and others. Moosic Powder workers to start monthly pay. Several residents visit Myra Whit Wall on Cemetery street. Lilvie Miller returns from Green Ridge visit. Rev Thomas Cook to preach at Primitive Methodist on personal responsibility. Third Ward Democrats caucus tonight. Republican caucus for school director nominees in Second Ward. Philadelphia guest James Jones visiting brother Phyvid Jones. Mr Morton Harris of Hawley visiting town. Rev S C Simpkins returns to Hawley. Sack social at Presbyterian church Wednesday evening June 2. sock offerings invited. Ernest Edward concert plan with lessons from New England Conservatory. Peckville class fee is 25.00 for ten lessons. leave notices at Journal.
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Norman Hattenbery
Nho
United States Infantry
Kuwene Avery
Silas BK
Hille
Justice of the Peace
Democratic
Citizens
Cook
Joseph T. Roberts
Misa Laura Hill
W.I. Roberts
Moosic Powder Company
Famueel Matthews
Lafayette Matthews
David Orr
Myra
Harry Stevens
Mra
Whitelock
George Deltrich
Carbon Uals
Whit Wall
Cemetery Street
Lilvie Miller
Green Ridge
Primitive Methodist Church
Thomas Cook
Mary Kennedy
Thus Ride
Scranton
Grip
W. C. Nicholson
T .B. Crawford
Second Ward
James Jones
Philladelphia
Phyvid Jones
North Main Street
Talund
Morten Harris
Hawley
S.C. Simpkins
Bdvard
New England
Piano Pupils Taught by Scranton Professor Bovard
Prof Finest L Bovard of Scranton organizes a local piano class. He studied at New England Conservatory in Boston and University of Pennsylvania under H A Clark. Services at Presbyterian church listed with sermons and lectures by Rev Moon and Rev Willams.
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Finest L. Bovard
Scranton
Bovard Ia
Charles Dennes
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
H. A. Clark
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dolph Coal Company
Presbyterian Church
H. Moon
D. D
W. H. Willams
Anti-Saloon League
Delaware and Hudson
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E.L. Hatfield
Ele Sam
Behool
Mt Ncuit Tne
Ucket
the First M. E. Church
China
the Baptist Aid Society
Baptist
Lutheran
Methodist
Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Peoples
Father Coffey
A Dime Entertainment
Gertrude Gallagher
J. B. Kremer, Jr
Honesdale
J. C. Firth
Beranton
Ben F. Parry
Leader
Out
Anna Hagen
Mise Alice O'Malley
Pittston
Minn May Coyle
Jermyn
Joseph Utley
Mia
James Quinn
Upper Powderly Road
West Sand Street
Jame Murphy
Sand Street
Delaware and Hudson Road
Patrick McDonald
Delaware and Hudson Wrecking Crew
W. W. Fletcher
T. C. Moore
Wesenger
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Guerrin
Carbondale Gas Company
Baltimore
W. DD. Orr
Cullins
Wayne County
Mires Irene Daley
George W. Kear
Vanderveken
Joseph Powderly
Stephen Nealon
William Holtamaster
Ray Chris- Han
Eclipse Club
Porunn
Peerund
Willan Heliugle
Maet
Fulton Street
Perina
Mel
Eliza
Heinzle
Mise Leu Ware
Bryan
Texas
Pernina Medlicine Co
Dy. Hartman
W. G Durmann
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
John McAndrew
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Bryan Brennan
Bunker Hi
Dunmore
St. Mary's Church
Hurtat
Mt. Carmel
Cornell
Eangineer Dearie
Lectrician Dardis
Keuch
Michael Poles
Charles i. Griffin
Bett
Centurion
Bell
the Misses Bell
Fifth Avenue
Rec
Beau'i
Hioners
Pather Matthew
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