Our Pets take two from Scranton lads in Carbondale games
Our pets defeated Johnnie Gordon's Scranton youths in morning and afternoon games at Duffy's field, extending their winning streak and tightening their hold on the Crescent league standings. Fleming pitched superbly for Archbald, with strong support from Loftus and the field as Scranton struggled to hit.
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Johnnie Gordon
Crescenta
Scranton
Duffy's Field
Johnnie
Crescents
Carbondale
Slocum Flats
Silverhill
Minooka
Notch
Gilroy
Lawson
Duffy
Richard Fleming
Archbald Borough
Owney
McAndrew
Killarney
Chuck” Connors
Honesdale
Carker
Murray
Monaghan
Cuff
Emmett
O Ilarte
Gallaghy
Loftus
Rosseler
E Gordon
Phidin
Ceesasses
Devine
Simpson
Mangan
Voneel
Connery
McManamy
Hannon
Hull
Fleming
Ty Mangan
Gordon
Philin
Scientific Feeding and Exercise for Health
Dr H L Warner cites New York World claims that digestion and assimilation depend on proper food and exercise. Grape Nuts is described as highly nutritive, predigested to ease stomach work, and available ready to serve with cream, promoting vitality.
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H.L. Warner
The
New York World
Dillon
Crescents Rally In Close 6-4 Victory Over Gor Don Juniors
In the afternoon game the Crescents offense shone with fourteen hits led by Cuff and Emmett while McAndrew held Gordon to seven hits. Despite smart baserunning mistakes the Crescents edged the Gor Don Juniors 6 to 4 as the earlier contest showed similar strong hitting.
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Crescents
Cuff
Emmett
McAndrew
Gordon
McManamy
Scranton
Crescent
Gilhool Heads to Philadelphia for International Correspondence Work
Joseph Gilhool, a prominent local figure, has joined the International Correspondence schools. He will relocate to Philadelphia to work in the district, replacing Captain Thomas Murphy and John Brown who moved from Carbondale and the local supervisor role. Gilhool, son of hardware merchant J. B. Gilhool, brings business training from his father's store to the new position.
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Joseph Gilhool
Mp. Gilhool
Philadelphia
Thomas Murphy
Carbondile
John Brown
Memorial Park Blooms Amid Independence Day Beauty
Memorial Park reached peak beauty yesterday with sunshine after rain. The eastern circular bed and surrounding plant life presented a vivid display of care and effort by those tending the park, reflecting a community effort on Independence Day.
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Memorial Park
Park Scene Atop the Hill Reveals Flag Waving
Parkkeeper Richard Udy oversees a high vantage point as the park displays a grand American flag. The day passes with many visitors including strangers enjoying strolls and benches while children romp about the grounds.
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Richard Udy
Park Department
Quiet Fourth in Carbondale Quiet Day Amid Sparse Festivities
The Fourth of July in Carbondale endured an unusually somber, quiet day with streets nearly deserted. Excursions to Lake Lodore Crystal Lake and Poyntelle drew crowds, while a large ball game at Duffy's field attracted thousands. An ice cream social at John Moon's home, hosted by the Berean Baptist church, was the day’s sole social event.
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Carbondale
Lake Lodore
Crystal Lake
Poyntelle
Forest City
Duffy's Field
John Moon
South Church Street
Co.rld Society of the
Berean Baptist Church
Highway Robberies Prompt More Holdups in Region
Reports indicate additional men were stopped by the same or similar parties after Monday and Wednesday night incidents. Hosie and McDonald resisted, the robbers demanding tobacco or money but leaving with little. Victims offer scant descriptions hindering police. public unease grows.
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Ben Fancher
Hosie
Dundalé
Fred Miller
Cured by Williams Pink Pills A Groton Woman Testifies
Mrs Edith Benedict of Groton Massachusetts credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing her chronic constipation after twelve years. She describes gradual improvement following use and urges readers to request the booklet What to Eat and How to Eat for guidance on stomach disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williama Medicine Co
Schénectady
Edith Benedict
Groton
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Men on strike posters name local coal workers in Carbondale
Posters labeled To the Public accuse 87 local coal workers of stealing bread from miners families during the strike. The list details occupations from foremen to clerks and includes four engineers among those named, with only a few circulars posted around town.
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United Mine Workers
Dramatic Season Opens at the Grand with Howard Kyle
Manager PD P Byrne returned from New York where he secured top attractions for the coming season. The Grand opens Labor Day September 1 with Nathan Hale starring Howard Kyle, plus The Chaperones featuring Walter Jones and a Julia Marlowe production, among other high quality repertoires.
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PD. P. Byrne
the Grand
New York City
Byrne
New York
Metropolis
Walter Jones
Which Was Right Weather Vane Versus Flag Debate
An elderly Carbondallan questioned The Tribune, noting the city weather vane points north while the American flag shows southeast wind. He argued the vane appears misaligned with the flag, sparking a brief debate at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondallan
Tribune
His Last Hope Realized in Oklahoma Diary Tale
An 1889 mining journey in Oklahoma turns desperate when diarrhoea strikes the editor of the Sentinel Geho Montana. A single bottle of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieves his agony within hours and secures sleep, a tale urged for bowel disorder season. available from all driggists.
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the Sentinel
Geho, Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Choir to be assisted by Fred Widmayer at services
Next Sunday the choir will be assisted at both Morning and Evening service by Fred Widmayer, violinist, of Scranton. Special music in the evening includes organ solo Offertory in D Tours, violin solo Audanche Herbert, organ solo Evening Buck, violin solo Kathleen Greig, and a male quartet My Heavenly Home Cowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Widmayer
Scranton
Tours
Evans Recovers From Severe Grip at Home
W D Evans deputy revenue collector had been confined to his home at Seventh Avenue and Church Street by a severe grip but was now so improved he could be about the house.
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W. D. Evans
Seventh Avenue
Church Street
Passing Throng Visitors Schedule Scranton Trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph Cannon visited in Scranton yesterday. P A Kennedy of Scranton spent yesterday in Carbondale. Michael Manley of the West Side spent the Fourth in Scranton. Miss Eleanor Birs spent Thursday with friends in Wilkes Barre and Scranton. Mr and Mrs 8 C Guerin were in Scranton last evening visiting at the Country club.
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Joseph Cannon
Scranton
P. A. Kennedy
Carbondale
Michael Manley
West Side
Eleanor Birs
Wilkes-Barre
8. C. Guerin
Country Club
Jermyn and Mayfield Fourth Celebrations Report
The Fourth passed quietly with excursions to Lake Ariel Lake Lodore and Crystal Lake. An accident involved Roland Day burning his forehead but injuries were not serious. Mrs Elisabeth Davis celebrated her seventieth birthday with many friends on Second Street. Peter Rolla died at his daughter's home on Cemetery Street, aged 70, after a year of declining health and recent bed rest. He lived seven years in the borough and had Civil War service. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
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Lake Ariel
Lake Lodore
Lake Chaplin
Crystal Lake
Roland
Conductor Day
Cemetery Street
Elisabeth Davis
Second Street
Mrs. Davis
Jermyn
Mesdames
B. Jones
Davis
J. Thomas
H. Moon
G. Byansg
R. Edwards
M. Hughes
T. Reese
M. Davis
M. Roberts
T. Roberts
Williams
A Jones
Thomas FT
Griffiths
FE. L. Davies
M. Griffiths
J. Wheeler
Peter G. Rolla
Helms
O Salsiere
Virginia
Gwilym Jones
Tredegar
Wales
Electric City
Ab Dewl
Mr. Jones
Ming
Wig
Jones
Gwylym Jones
Republiawa
Funeral arrangements for resident of Peckville
Ward of Jermyn and Colvin of Peckville are named among relatives of the deceased. Remains were taken to Peckville last evening for funeral services at the Peckville Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday. A surprise party at George Harvey's home on Third street featured ice cream cake lemonade and dancing with guests including Beatrice Dawe Lizzie Harvey Lizzie Dinner Rose Weston Mary McKercher Mamie Seymour and several Harveys.
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William Harvey
Harry Crossin
Beatrice Dawe
de Ha Bound
Lizzie Harvey
Lizzie Dinner
Rose Weston
Mary McKercher
Scranton
Lizzie McKercher
Mamio Seymour
Thomas Buckingham
Samuel Harvey
Thomas Seymour
George Reeves
John Dinner
James Harvey
Harold
Robert
Lisle Harvey
Death in Greensburg claims John Morgun
Mrs. J Davis of the Eagle hotel received a telegram announcing the death of her brother John Morgun in Greensburg Pa. He was 33, killed by a passenger train while likely returning home from Coaldale where he was employed seven weeks ago. He leaves a mother two brothers and two sisters. Davis travels to Greensburg and will arrange burial in Coaldale. Other local items note church pulpits exchanges and visits by residents to and from Blakely Carbondale Lackawanna street and Lake Winola with various relatives and friends.
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Dr. J. Davis
Eagle Hotel
John Morgun
Greensburg
Coaldale
Davis
R. E. Hughes
Wales
Congregational Church
Spencer
Blakely
Dr. Whalen
Carbondale
D. D. Hopkins
West Scranton
Benjamin Richards
New York
Michael Kilewlen
Philadelphia
Dunmore Street
L. Kelly
Mt. Cobb
Moosle Lake
Julia McCarthy
Pittsburg
P. F. McHale
Mamie Richards
Orange, N. J
Avoca School Board Regular Session Monday Evening
Repairing the community notice lists a Monday regular session of the Avoca school board. Also noted are local social items: Nellie Moore and Charles Holleran marriage announcement, Besvie Sheppard returning from Dunmore, Prof Hoban relocating family to Dunmore, Primitive Methodist church gathering in Lincoln Park with Rev James Moore speaking, Julia McCarthy returning from Pittsburg, and High School mentions.
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Nellie
John Moore
Grove Street
Charles Holleran
Besvie Sheppard
Dunmore
Jean Cranston
C. BP. Hoban
Primitive Methodist Church
Lincoln Park
James Moore
Julia McCarthy
Pittsburg
Boothing Syrup for Children by Mrs Winblow
An old and trusted remedy for teething children Dr Winblow’s Boothing Syrup has been used for sixty years by millions of mothers. It relieves teething pain cures diarrhoea grips wind and colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price twenty five cents per bottle.
Alumni Social and Hospital Update in Local Notes
Alumni held a social in Sursfield hall on Wednesday evening. An appendicitis operation was performed on Miss Nellie Dougherty at Lackawanna hospital yesterday morning. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Langcliffe church meets at Mrs Thomas Borthwick's home next Thursday afternoon. Aire Meekhan and daughter, Mrs James Faulds, of Sayre, visited Mrs Rose Newlin yesterday. Miss Margaret O Malley returned home after two years in Newport News.
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Sursfield Hall
Nellie Dougherty
Lackawanna Hospital
Langcliffe Church
Thomas Borthwick
Aire
Meekhan
James Faulds
Sayre
Rose Newlin
Margaret O'Malley
Newport News
Ice Cream Social Delights Dalton Friends
The ice cream social at Old Baptist Church on Wednesday July 2 drew strong crowds and exceeded expectations. Vocal selections entertained attendees including Misses Robinson and Iva Capwell and others.
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Old Baptist Chute
Misses Robinson
Iva Capwell
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Theme
Rev. H Moon D D pastor leads services at 10:90 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Morning communion observed. Evening sermon topic "Our National Glory and Reproach." Bible study on questions to be discussed. All welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
H. Moon
D. D
Shrewabury Reply Provokes Question on Residence
A terse exchange questions whether they would live in what appears to be a misquoted remark. The fragment hints at social or domestic tension surrounding a place or people named Shrewabury and Little Blue-point.
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the News of Carbondale
Archhbald
White Oak
Squire Gildea
Fleming—Fleming
Archibald
Archbald
Sarbondale
Cranks
Leggett Creek
Serantoh
Kansas
Sir Richard
Elx
Rock of Gibraltar
Monahan
Hart
Roessler
Gordonlites
Gordonites
Mangan Connery
Gallagher
Connolly & Wallace S Shopping Cen
Carbondale United Mine Workers
Dan Byrne
Grand
Trinity Church
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace
AVOCA
Gwilym Iaes
Lacksawanna County
Thome
Serar
Dalton
Lilian Howe
Moon
Mr T. W
Francis Robinson
Pechville
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