Carbondale Sends Fans to Honesdale for Big Game
Carbondale prepares for a prominent visit by Maple City representatives with plans for a large turnout to Honesdale. Local teams Crescents and Our Pets aim to display fair play, while managers Tappan and Dittrich discuss rosters and professional imports to ensure Carbondale fielding. The DFC youth group met at Miss May Little’s home with refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapean
Crescents
Honesdale
Port Jervis
Miller
Tappan
Dittrich
Honesdile
Scranton
Observatory
Farview
Giants
Harlem
Carbondale
McAndrew
Avera
Grip Sufferer Recovers and Others Improve in Town
James Gleason of Belmont street, once reported with small pox scare after a grip episode, has rallied and went out. Ange Bikkinbeth Kane of Seventh Avenue is now fully recovered from a grip attack that threatened pneumonia. James Carden of Fallbrook, a Carbondale pioneer, left his home for the first time in weeks after severe illness. Miss Gabriella Coleman of Vine Street, a No public school teacher, returns home after a grip illness recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gleason
Belmont Street
Ange Bikkinbeth Kane
Seventh Avenue
Fallbrook
Carbondale
Gabriella Coleman
Vine Street
Mathers
Evening at Miss Gubert's South Main piano recital
Miss May Gubert entertained guests at her home on South Main Street on Tuesday evening. She played several brilliant piano selections. Light refreshments were served. Attendees included Misses Margaret McDonald Louise Bishop Katherine Little Dora Early Madge Byrne and Celia Early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F.C
May Little
Pike Street
Emma Murrin
Florence McDonald
May Brennan
Alice Trobbing
Louise Jordan
Mary Monaghan
Alice Burr
Peoghamaton
N. Y
May Gubert
South Main Street
Old Remedies Highlight Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claim
An aged advertisement extols Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething aid used by millions of mothers. It claims to ease pain, calm crying, and relieve fits with a bottle priced at six cents, touting its universal safety for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Councils Agree to Split City Lighting Contract
A joint light and water committee decided to divide the city building and hose-house lighting contracts between the Carbon- Haste Gas company and Lackawanna Valley Electric Light and Power, selecting gas for the city building and incandescent lights for the hose houses. Bids were debated amid expectations of a repeat of last year’s sharp competition, with Postmaster Thomas favoring gas. The committee’s report, to be presented at Monday’s council meeting, outlines terms for one to five year contracts and the candle power targets for various locations.
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Light Fire
Witter
Dis
Lackawanna
Lockawanna Valley
Wlecite Light and Power Supply Company
Iweluding Awn
SUP Corol
TIOSE
AO Condmel
Wold Alge Reewire Wheerty
Carbomide Gas Company
Pond horticulture charms Brakeman near Carbondale
The Wilkes-Barre News reports Brakeman Clift of the Delaware and Hudson, a hobbyist of pond Illes, cultivates them on Lis farm near Carbondale. Water and care items were sent to Harry Bisher by Pop Skeets, disturbing few pond lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Talgerne County
Braikeman City
Hubtrd
Honesdale
Clift
Delaware and Hudson
Lis
Harry Bisher
Pop Skeets
Memorial services for William Morrison Dion at Knigins Club
Memorial services in honor of the late William Morrison Dion at the Knigins of Columbus club house on South Main Street. The oration will be delivered by Tlon M T Burke with a programme including voluntaries, Miserere, Messe, roll call, and several solos and readings by Ghaul Kolehts, TM Boylan, and Fran M Burtse, ending with a prayer by the chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion
William Morrison
Knigins of Columbus Club
South Main Street
Tlon
M. T. Burke
Prof
Stockman
O'Rourke
Kerwin
Kirkwood
Boylan
Roll Call
Ghaul Kolehts
Ermin
Injury Hamps Aged Pike Street Resident
John Murrell of Pike street suffered a deep leg gash yesterday morning while near his home. While hearing a carpenter's tool, a sharp edge struck his leg. blood flowed freely and Dr A Oils sewed several stitches. Murrell will be laid up for some time.
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John Murrell
Pike Street
A. Oils
Parrell
Miss Gertrude and Marie Crulum Engaged for Kern Hall Concerts
Miss Gertrude and Miss Marie Crulum of this city have been engaged to provide music at Kern Hall this summer. Gertrude is a talented pianist and Marie a skilled violinist. The Vernhill management praises the Misses Graham as a strong selection.
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Gertrude
Marie Crulum
Kern Hall
Marie
Vernhill
Graham
Fell Township Varic Disease Update
Mrs Vans in Fell township remains at risk from smallpox despite no virulent attack yet. Officials say crisis has not arrived and expect safety within days, though several complications persist.
Broken Cable Delays Traffic At Millin Street Corner
A broken trolley cable at the corner of Millin street and Salem avenue delayed traffic last night. It drew an interested crowd as crews worked for about an hour to restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millin Street
Salem Avenue
Reverend Burke Departs for Hazleton After Ordination
Leaves for Hazleton today as Rev. Edward Burke, recently ordained, travels to Hazleton where he served yesterday. He is from this city and is advancing to assume duties there after his ordination last week.
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Hazleton
Edward Burke
Hasleton
Assignment of a Priest in Carbondale Sparks Prayers
Rev Father Burke departs Carbondale to assume sacred duties as a priest under Bishop Hoban. Friends send prayers and gout wishes as he takes up his ecclesiastical calling in the new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hoban
Father Burke
Carbondale
Vacation Notes From Thigley's Prescription Clerk
Donnelly, an efficient prescription clerk at Thigley’s pharmacy, is on annual vacation. Mise Rowe Mullady, a stenographer at International Correspondence Schools in Beranton, enjoys two weeks’ vacation with relatives in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo . Donnelly
Thigley
Highoon
Mise Rowe Mullady
South Main
Poor tind Junior Under American Mechaniles
A fragment listing fraternal and veterans groups including American Legion of Honor Mine Workers Royal Circle Crystal Camp Woodmen of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
Uited
the Royal Circle
Crystal Camp
Woodmen of the World
Revenue Collector Evans Returns After Illness
Deputy Revenue Collector Wy De Evans is able to return to work following a severe grip that kept him home for several weeks. He resumes duties with the Revenue Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy de Evans
Jermyn High School Alumni Banquet Recalls Guests and Toasts
The second annual Alumni banquet at Windsor hall featured a reception in Assembly high with fern decorations. George Harris presided as toastmaster as alumni and guests toasted themes like Alumni Dreams and The Age of Men. Music by Prof. Firth accompanied the festive event with out of town guests including former school principals. Mrs. Patrick Bloomer of the Mast Side died after brief illness, survived by her husband and three grown children, funeral Saturday at 1 4 o'clock. Interment at Milgfield Geometers. Louis, daughter of Mr and Mrs A I A Battenberg, of Main Street, Issleds, Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs William Taylor, Fourth Street, appendicitis attack noted.
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Jermyn High School
Windsor Hall
Assembly High
Hovelock
Edmunds
George Harris
William Nennedy
Joseph O'Brien
Arthur Winter
Lloyd Thinter
Merton Wheeler
Assembly Wall
Prof. Firth
Carbondalé
Patrick Bloomer
Mast Side
Jermen
Husharie
John Murtha
Rosa
John Matley
Fairmount, Inc
Milgfield Geometers
Louis
Itte
A. I. A. Battenberg
Main Street
Issleds
Ralph
William Taylor
Fourth Street
Local Notices and Social Visits Across Susquehanna County
Archbal d Mrs and son Russell visit relatives in Olyphant Mrs Lindermin and children return from Honesdale Miss Annie Pforr returns from Honesdale visit Mrs Nicol leaves for extended Philadelphia visit O'Malley and Wilkins of Olyphant callers in town Cummings clerks in Scranton Miss Rashleigh of Carbondale visits town P H Clark visiting Moscow area Sam Mendelsohn of Mayfield calls in town District convention of the Order of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinds
Russell
Olyphant
HL Parry
Pete O'Malley
Abr. Wilkins
Dowh Weddowday
Yo. Cummings
Scranton
Annie Pforr
Honesdale
P. H. Clark
Moscow
Sam Mendelsohn
Mayfield
Alice Rashleigh
Carbondale
The
Order of
Do You Know Your Neighbors Refers To Neighborly Help
In country districts neighbors know each other deeply. H H Seal of Portner Tennessee helped a neighbor by fetching Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and giving three doses that he believes saved the woman's life. The remedy is sold by druggists and should be kept at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterloyce
London
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Boston
Heighbor
H. H. Seal
Portner
Tenn
Colle
Daughters of Rebekah Hold Meeting and Benefit Night
Daughters of Rebekah gathered at Od Pellows hall for an afternoon and evening session. They adjourned to a supper prepared by the town talent and were entertained by local performers. The school board met to elect teachers and finalize contracts, reappointing last year’s staff aside from a replacement for a deceased teacher. The new school building contract was awarded to Propst Brothers, undercutting Henry Revels by 183 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Od Pellows
Mere
William van Doren
Mir
Heath
Kimmin Oleg
Dora Linderman
Allee Boek
Doris
Ruth Bishop
Misa Tile Klelity
Miss Mary
Propst Brothers
Henry Revels
Visiting Miss Williams Guests in Peckville
Miss Edna Johnson of Scranton and Miss Bertha Rogers of Williamsport visit Miss Mabel Williams on Main street. Mrs. John Leighe of Priceburg and Mrs. James Brink of Green Ridge call on Mrs. Thompson of South Main. Numerous locals hostels, callers, and travelers are listed with several to Brundage’s grave and other local spots. The WCTU met at Mrs. John Williams’s home with no business due to the secretary’s absence. next meeting at Mrs. George Brevens’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Johnson
Scranton
Bertha Rogers
Williamsport
Mabel Williams
Main Street
John Leighe
Priceburg
James Brink
Green Ridge
Thompson
South Main Street
Maude Bell
Pittston
Ernest Wescott
Carbondale
Frank Chivers
Prospect Hill
Jane Williams
Heart Lake
William FP. Wilbour
Philadelphia
Willhour
William Bell
Bell Place
A. I. Kiger
Brundage
Chad Clark
Hestleman
Walter Walker
Mickery Street
Mildred Howe
Kenyon
Carson
Cunningham
Bell Plies
Agnes Hell
George Clark
Brook Street
Jermyn
I. F. Hoyt
E. J. Barthold
Lake Poyntette
Womans Christian Termperance Union
John F. Williaams
Bock
George Brevens
Olyphant School Board Holds Brief Session
A brief Olyphant school board meeting adjourned after about three minutes with multiple absentees noted. Lenahan chosen to preside, McCunin as secretary, O Malley named attorney, and voting completed despite limited discussion. The report also records a Dunmore vs Olyphant game outcome and player abbreviations.
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Syn
Mears
Latheswells
Norton
Symons
Uhiinmnan Wolly
Mew Lenahan
McCunin
Lanse
Jaime J. O'Malley
Nother Budinessa
Dunmore
Jordan
Mahon
McLaughish
Payton
O' Hora
Local Notables In Transit From Town To Town
Pathrick Langan of yvde Park visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Patriek Coleman of hired street. Rev Father Walsh returns from retreat. Michiel White leaves Tuesday evening for New York where he has secured employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathrick Langan
Yvde Park
Merry
Myre
Patriek Coleman
Father Walsh
Hla
Michiel White
New York
Avoca Briefs: marriage, deaths, and travels in region
Mire Kate Loughrey and Patrick McKeon wed at Rev M F Crane's ceremony. A York Avenue child died after eating green apples. funeral planned tomorrow. Prof C P Hoban moved family to Dunmore. Clergy of St Michael's Toronto hosted guests. Mrs Snyder and daughter Madge plus Miss Anderson visiting Pracksville. William Gay heads to Wyoming County for a few weeks. A local party visited Siebel's Grove and hosted Ransome household guests including Aikman, Whyte, Cranston, Graham, Anderson, Jonow, Lagan, and Hastie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Loughrey
Grove Kect
Pattick McKeon
Winestret
M. F. Crane
Archibald Tinklepatgh
York Avenue
Hoban
Dunmore
Rey
Father Peeeley
St. Michael's
Toronto
M. P Crane
John Bodey
Elizabeth Bontock
New York City
Snyder
Madge
Mary Anderson
Pracksville
William Gay
Wyoming County
Siebel's Grove
Ransome Home
Margaret
Anna Aikman
Grace
Anna Whyte
Jean Cranston
Mary Graham
Margaret Anderson
Stella Jonow
Edna Lagan
Moosic
Anna Hastie
Men’s socks neckwear and skirts highlight sale items
Open work cotton socks in tan blue and cardinal reduced from 25 cents. Washable ties in madras stripes and checks with bat wing ends now 12 1/2 cents. Summer shirts madras fabric offered at 50 cents, Lion Brand shirts are the regular dollar.
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Madras
Fashionable bathing suits and summer ribbons on sale
women's bathing suits range from 2.00 to 16.00 made of mohair and silk with fashion driven styles and Russian blouses. white ribbons dominate June and July and are stocked in three boxes to one color, with items like Latin taffeta ribbons and white moire ribbons offered at cut prices.
Local Families Arrive at Harvey's Lake This Week
Mr and Mrs Muir and Jean Newlin join the families of Rachiel and Elizabeth Davie and others as Seward Button’s family moves to Harvey's Lake this week. The group includes Messrs James Cranston Frank Alerholt William Davis Thomas Morton Robert Webber George Newlin William Oliver and James and Maurice Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir
Jean Newlin
Rachiel
Elizabeth Davie
James Cranston
Frank Alerholt
William Davis
Thomas Morton
Robert Webber
George Newlin
William Oliver
James
Maurice Johnson
Seward Button
Harvey's Lake
Local Baseball Scores and Social News from Old Forge
The home team fell 1 to 7 at Old Forge. Batteries Reds Reed and Stone for Old Forge. Garvin and Phillips for the opponents. Umpire McHiugh. The Microdorn Stars vs Young Co hen Giants set for River side grounds. Meyers Harris and Thoma Jones back from Philsboro. Dunmorean club beat Taylor Close Co 12 to 1 at Riverside. visitors hosted at So, 1 nose Hertinde and others. George Tlood of North Taylor visited Parkton. Draiglat W. OW. Watkins of Pockville hosted relatives in the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Reds
Reed and
Riverside
Wis
Dunmoreans
Nose Hertinde
John Steeele
Parkton
Draiglat W. OW. Watkins
Pockville
Community notices and local mishaps in Clark's Summit area
A note of church event at Methodsat Episcopal church with a small admission and post performance refreshments. Local obituaries, family visits, births, and several minor injuries are reported including a Fourth of July accident where a boy shot near his eye and a man breaking a limb again, plus a self-inflicted finger wound and other travel and visiting family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Colvin
Hineema
Susan Pinter
Myre
Millom Rhodes
Sovran Fon
R. Kime
Mra
Smith
Delight Park
Monty Jim
Pred Smitth
Local Social Notes Sketch Visitors and Travel
Moosic resident Mooss Caryl of Scranton visits grandfather on Wiles place. Mrs John Roberts returns from New York. Miss Mable Singer spent a month in New York. Mrs Winghey of Wyoming visits daughter in New Jersey. Miss Daisy Copp recovering from illness. Miss Stella Wiltz spends the summer in New York. Miss Cora Parson of Susquehanna greets Miss Nina Dix this week. Mrs McCormack and Maggie attend the funeral of her nephew John McCormack in Wandling yesterday. Little Merman Scott’s funeral at 8 this morning at the father’s home Camden, N J interment there.
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Mdnn Caryl
Scranton
Wiles Place
John Roberts
New York
Mable Singer
Winghey
Wyoming
Mya
J. N. Bailey
Daisy Copp
Stella Wiltz
Cora Parson
Susaneluuna
Nina Dix
McCormack
Maggie
John Mcormack
Wandling
Littl Merman Scott
Camden
N. J
Drowning Report Shocks Factoryville Community
Factoryville July 10 The town was shocked Tuesday evening by the drowning of Ford the only son of Rev and Mrs Abel Wrigley of Mill City My.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Ford
Ar Mra
Abel Wrigley
Mill Cliy
Tragic Drowning of Young Wrigley in Local Pond
The 22 year old Wrigley, vacationing at his home, disappeared after entering a pond near the property. Companions saw him fall and briefly recover before sinking again and dying. Funeral set at Methodist church in Preoryville Tuesday at 2 PM with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Others noted: Aire. Ailolin Luce of Beranton spent Sunday with relatives. Paul D Wilson of New York visiting his mother. engagement announced between Marian Gorton Chase and Robert Neumeyer of Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigley
Mr. Wrighey
Wee
Wyoming Seminoes
Biate College
Methodist Church ii Preory
Ville Thiyeday
Evergheen
Aire
Ailolin Luce
Beranton
Paul D Wilson
New York
Helen Wilson
Miivy
Gorton
Chase
Marian
Robert Bb
Neumeyer
Bethlehem
Ethel Smith Returns From Montrose For Summer
Mrs. Ethel Smith returned from Montrose and plans to spend the summer at her home. Mrs. D. D. Stevens of Wikdale entertained the Presbyterian Studies Aid at Ledana with a strawberry event on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volondale
Ethel Smith
Montrose
DD. L. Stevens
Wikdale
Ledana
Carpenters Grove Fourth Fest and Local Library Update
A pleasant afternoon with guests Miss Mamie Barnes and Mixes Barnes at Hane king New York while Miss Bronson hosted relatives from Galeton. Carpenters Grove Fourth celebration featured a church concert to aid coal prospecting by the Carpentry brothers. Uintondale Public Library added new volumes and urges readers to use the reading room, supported by donations from J H Burns Scranton and Colonel Pratt New Milford. library hours include weekday afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howtese
Mamie
Mixes Barnes
Haneking
N. Y
Hincilly
Presbyterian Church
carpent@y brothers
Uintondale
J. Hh, Burns
Scranton
Colonel Pratt
New Milford
Mies Dalay Bronson
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