Hailey Catering Names New Bakery Department Supervisor
In Carbondale the Burke Building II office announces the appointment of Mr. Hick as the new supervisor of the baking department at Hailey Catering Company. He is described as capable and personable, with Carbondale friends praising his rapid career advancement. The article notes the company providing refreshments for visitors at the Pan American exposition ful leounda in PansAmerican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey Catering Company
Hick
Carbondale
Sunday Schools Picnic Promises Big City Outing
A Sunday schools picnic with athletic events is planned in the city for a lake outing. The program includes baseball for under twenty four year olds, boat races, a three legged race, a hundred yard dash, hog jump and hop, tug of war between church groups, and prizes including ice cream. A. S. Lewrley directs events and entries are to be submitted promptly. An excursion train departs at 9 a m with return from the lake in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Leodore
Albert G. Rutherford
First Presbyterian
Berond Presbyterian
Berean Baptist
Prinon
Lewrley
Former Carbondale Resident Lyman H. Hurd Dies
Lyman H. Hurd, longtime Carbondale area resident, died Monday at Falls Creek, age noted as a former Carton cation. He was interred at Flushing, N. after a funeral yesterday. He was connected to Hurd & Pieterson, a tannery firm, and was the nephew of J. Mores of this town, with many Carbondale friends holding him in high esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Hurd
Carbondale
Falls Creek
Lumin H. Hurd
Palletpeek
Moncield County
Flushing
J. Mores
Huel
Hurd& Pieterson
Iontrolles
Hurd
Ernest Birk Finds New Role After Leaving Forest City
Ernest Birk, once a resident of the town and Forest City, has taken a new position with a regional agency. He will bring experience from prior roles to the organization, contributing to community outreach and program development.
Poor Board Tonight in Carbondale
The Carbondale poor board meets this evening in regular session. One matter of importance is likely to arise as they consider the election of a lector for the poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Pom Board
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery praised for curing consumption
A testimonial tale cites W. S. Long of Frankfort Del and others praising Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for curing coughs, insomnia, loss of appetite, and bronchial ailments. The ad touts a stomach focus, no alcohol or narcotics, and offers free medical consultations and a free medical adviser book by mail from Buffalo.
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Long
Dr. Pierce
W. 5. Long
Frankfort
Sussex Co
Del
Mr. Long
Pierce
Frank Caswell
Salamanca
NX. Y
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids’ Motel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
R. Y. Pierce
N. Y
Unfinished Business Delays At Public Meeting
The council discussed several items with one main matter left unresolved for months. The outcome remains uncertain as to whether it will be pursued. A second issue, sanitary plumbing at the poor house, move forward after weeks of debate and was finally started at the latest meeting.
Supervisors of International Correspondence Schools Visit
About fifty supervisors from the International Correspondence Schools of Beranton toured the city yesterday. Led by A W Haslam, the group rode trolleys to Forest City and back then to Honesdale and Lake Lodore as part of a recreation excursion during their Scranton session. Their lively presence and shouted cheers marked the visit.
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International Correspondence Schools
Beranton
Thi City
Carbondale
A. W. Haslam
Scranton
Forest City
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
Baseball Showdown At Alumni Park This Afternoon
Weather permitting a baseball game is set at Alumni Park between Crescenta of Carbondale and the Simpson team. Crescenta seeks revenge after an earlier loss as Simpson arrives with renewed resolve for a competitive matchup. Dickson City provides the Sunday afternoon opposition with McAndrew and Moran as battery.
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Alumni Park
Crescents
Carbondale
Simpson
Crescenta
Dickson City
McAndrew
Moran
Battery
Carbondale Knights of Pythias Install Officers
Carbondale lodge Knights of Pythias installed a slate of officers on Wednesday evening led by Chancellor Commander Robert Weir and supported by diverse posts including Vice-Chancellor William Barber Prelate A. J. Bell Master of Work Theodore Sperl Master of Finance W. B. Chase Master of Exchequer Morgan Thomas and others with 18 month and 12 month terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Robert Weir
William Barber
A. J. Bell
Theodore Sperl
Pooe
W. H. Maebers
W. B. Chase
P.e
Morgan Thomas
P.A
George Schroeder
William Coffin
Alex, Johnson
G. R. van Gorter
Grand Lodge
F. J. Thomas
Miss Kastges Injured In Kitchen Fall
Misa Eugenie Kastges residing with her sister Mrs Niesen on South Main street slipped on a potato peeling at the Niesen home on Wednesday and suffered a fracture of the thigh. Dr A Niles and J Harper reduced the fracture, and recovery will take several weeks before she can move about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eugenie Kastges
Cus Niesen
Park Fountain Work Suspended Pending Plan Decision
Work on the park fountain is suspended while a decision is made on whether to move the fountain a few feet to install a meter or to create a new connection from the main pipe. Details on the chosen plan were not provided.
Trinity Episcopal to reduce Sunday services in August
During August the Sunday evening services at Trinity Episcopal church will be discontinued. There will be one service each Sunday read at 10 90 4 by lay readers. Both the rector and the choir will take vacations next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Architect Percival Morris Nets Bass at Keene’s Pond
Scranton architect Percival J. Morris enjoyed a brief stay at Keene’s pond yesterday. He displayed a string of fish with a two to three pound bass as the standout catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival J. Morris
Scranton
Keene's Pond
Farview Youth Anthony McGuire Discharged After Appendicitis
Anthony McGuire of Farview street was operated on for appendicitis at Emergency hospital on June 7. He was discharged yesterday, relieved of suffering and on the road to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony McGuire
Farview Street
Tonight's Meetings List Across Local Fraternals
A compressed schedule lists meetings of the Poor Hoard and Junior Order American Mechanics plus Companions of the Forest and American Legion of Honor and Local 44 United Mine Workers and The Royal Circle, indicating a diverse round of evening gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mechanics
Companions of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
United Mine Workers
the Royal Circle
Levi Patterson Buys Fine Trotting Horse in Enthusiastic Sale
Levi Patterson purchased a splendid trotting horse praised by judges as a fine animal. The purchase excites local horsemen who boast of fast flyers and expect increased interest in the racing scene.
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Levi Patterson
Presbyterians Renovate Church Auditorium Interior
Workmen are busily repairing and renovating the Presbyterian church's auditorium, aiming to transform the interior into a nearly new appearance after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Two Births Reported in City Homes
Born Wednesday evening to Mr and Mrs Daniel Kelly of Woodlawn Avenue a daughter and to Mr and Mrs Thomas Gallagher of Scott Street a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kelly
Woodlawn Avenue
Thomas Gallagher
Scott Street
Druggist Bernard Kelly and Daughters Visit Pleasant Mount
Druggist Bernard Kelly and his daughters Frances and Helen were in Pleasant Mount during the early part of this week for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Mount
Bernard Kelly
Frances
Helen
Pittsburg Hosts State Dental Society Annual Meeting
In Pittsburg Dr T Meaker attends the annual meeting of the State Dental Society at Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
T. Meaker
State Dental Sol. Evry
Social notes from town visitors and guests
Miss Lucy Phillips of Binghamton is visiting town for several days. Mire Pearl Guard of Forest City spent yesterday with friends here. Miss Florence Baldwyn of Imira New York visits Mrs. W. A. Manville. Misses Alice Harte and Jennie Penwarden guest at Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randolph of (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Phillips
Binghamton
Mire Pearl Guard
Forest City
Florence Baldwyn
Imira
N. Y
W. A. Manville
Alice Harte
Jennie Penwarden
Crystal Lake
Henry Randolph
Local residents host friends and relatives this summer
Florida guests visit Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball and Mrs. FE LL Bevan and children from Scranton stay with the former's parents on Garfield avenue. T. V. Walker and his sister Misa Lalu Reilly of Susquehanna travel to Crystal Lake. Walker, district assistant for International Correspondence Schools, was in Stroudsburg on business. Mire Lulu Reilly returns home after three weeks with Mrs. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
George §. Kimball
FE Ll, Bevan and Children
Scranton
Garfield Avenue
T. V. Walker
Misa Lalu Reilly
Susquehanna
Crystal Lake
International Correspondence Schools
Stroudsboro
Mire
Birthday party at Sicklers honors their son Louis
A party at Mr. and Mrs. Sickler celebrated son Louis with music by Charles Harvey and a graphophone, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Westington, Mr. and Mrs. Minnick, Mr. and Mrs. Hockaday, Misses Skin Kirby Jessup and others. The Mayfield Public Schools High School Alumni planned a banquet for August 1 at the St George Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Morenci
Arizona
Miss Priesbach
Scranton
Albert Mason
Second Street
James Wilson
John
William Gibbs
West Mayfield
Polly Gibbs
Atlantic City
Griffiths
Robert Edwards
Carbondale
Davis
Walter Snyder
Co. 1
Forty-seventh Regiment
Philippines
Islands
Giadriel Hall
St. George Hotel
Olyphant School Board Awards Ward Annex Contract
The Olyphant school board awarded the heating and ventilating contract for the Firat ward school annex to B. G. Carpenter & Co. of Wilkes-Barre for $795, after bids from two firms. The building committee was told to seek bids for the superstructure and several bills were approved for payment to Reynolds Brow, J Evans, the electric department, John Dempsey, and EB. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Ward S Lool
Bread Warming and Ventilating Company
Philadelphia
B. G. Carpenter & Co
Wilkes-Barre
Patten
Reynolds Brow
J. Ebvans
Olyphant Electric Light Department
John Dempsey
EB. J
Borough reports and local sports fill long meeting
School attendance totals show 1005 pupils across borough schools with 72 average and monthly high 897 low 499. Finance plans Bonds discussed with board attorney. Browns versus Rubbernecks clash at park for 550 side and Olyphant title. Funeral for William Pugh noted with large attendance and procession. Local social visits and travel updates conclude the page.
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Howard
William Heyes
Ree
Cummings
McCann
Browns
Rubbernecks
John Ames
Gomer Morgan
Robert Garbett
James Connors
Frank Wheeler
John Cleary
Samuel Roe
William Patten
John Loughney
William Sheridan
Michael Sheridan
John Pettigrew
Thomas Rogan
Joseph Mahon
John J. McHale
John Burke
J F
Joseph Evang
Arthur Hall
Olyphant
William Pugh
Lackawanna Street
Congregational Church
Peter Roberts
Th. 5. Jones
Providence
Union Cemetery
Joseph L. Louis
Thomas Powell
Evan Lewis
J. B. Williams
David Morgan
David BE. Lewis
Reonie Evans
W. J. Evans
fHorelock
Mise Nettle Davis
Hyde Park
Mies Jennie Davis
Susquehanna Street
James Tey
Nanticoke
Qarterly
Primitive Methodist Church
J. A. Shultz
Philadelphia
Rose Canavan
Beranton
Lucy L’ayrell
Edward Jones
Blakely
Crystal Lake
Water Works Upgrade Ties Archbald to Scranton System
Archbald Water Company sells its interests to Scranton Gas and Water. Scranton lays a twelve inch main from Olyphant to Mort Haven connecting to Peckville supply. If Archbald dams fail, water from the Olyphant main will be used. Source water comes from Moosic mountain near Mansfield. Water quality rated excellent. larger fire fighting force expected. Also local social and travel notes: Pearl Whitman lawn social July 17. other residents’ visits and church excursion plans.
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Archbald Water Company
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Scranton
Scranton Company
Olyphant
Mort Haven
Peckville
Moosic Mountain
Manshweod
M. H. Sitgraves
Tappan
Br. W. Squire
Frances
Buffalo
Union Churrhea
Nay Aug Park
Illness Strikes Mrs. Elina Williams at Home
Mrs. Elina Williams is described as very ill at her Uniondale residence. M. V. Stark visits his daughter there, indicating family presence during the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elina Williams
M. V. Stark
Uniondale
Summer Resorts Inland Seaside Pleasures For Health
Fenwick Connecticut on Lore Teland Sound offers inland seaside getaways with sunlit shores and quiet coves. Just two hours from New York and nine from Boston the Lew Haven and Hartford railroad area provides golf, tennis, billiards, private baths, elevators, and a refined hotel atmosphere. For full details address Chatfield proprietor Hotel Jefferson New York.
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Fenwick
Conn
Lore Teland
New York
Boston
N.Y
Lew Haven and Hartford
Artdream
Chatfield
Jeffrson
Hotel Clifton Offers Finest Summer Witel in Northeast
A garbled note touts Hotel Clifton as offering the finest summer value in the northeastern region. It mentions a van, some trates and a move toward visiting patrons, with unclear references to services and wares and a request to write for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennayts van
Auburn visitors and local church activities noted
Mrs Harry Sweeting and her little daughter from Auburn N Y visit her parents Mr and Mrs David Dick. The house of Mrs Mary Edwards nears completion. L B Brodhead attended Christchurch consecration at Forest City. Ladies Aid held a ice cream social at the Methodist Episcopal church. Robert Johnson Jr accepted a job at the Lackawanna station.
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Harry Sweeting
Lttl
Auburn
N. Y
David Dick
Mary Edwards
Ll. B. Brodhead
Christchurch
Forest City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Johnson, Jr
Lackawanna Station
Pleasant Outing and Local Notices in Nay Aug Park
The Go To church band enjoyed a day trip to Nay Aug park with the group departing Taylor street at 9 a m and returning about 6 p m A Hungarian laborer suffered a severe hand injury at Archbald mine with a coal fall possibly requiring amputation Prohibition league meeting postponed to July 1 Ice cream social at Miss Jenkie Levering s Greenwood Presbyterian church Tickets ten cents Local funeral attendance relatives in Freeland and visits between several residents noted Knight of Malta and Patriotic Order Lone of Amelia hold meetings Illnesses and recovering individuals listed with names and places New social visits and neighborhood movements appear throughout the brief notices
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Methodist Epicecopal
Nay Aug Park
Taylor Street
Archbald
Prohibition League
Misa Jenkie Levering
Greenwood Presbyiernian
Borough School Board
No. 1
Benjamin Liewellyn
David Jones
North Taylor
Thomas KB. Jones
Pyne
Thomas Liewely
Freeland
Harry Howells
Girard College
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Howells
South Taylor
Karry Kulp
Grove Street
Nanticoke
Eligabeth Lieyd
Weat Seranteh
Willian Fox
Hilda
Girove Street
Carbondale
Invinville Commandery
Knighty
Malta
Rexford Cardwell
Grave Strreet
William van Buskirk
Oly Phant
van Buskir
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Carbondale Department
Ernest Birk
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St. Rose Church
T. F. Cottey
Rowe Hall
Nettie M. Barnes
Garfield, Pawnee Co
Kans
Ohio
Soe Nou
Aaa
Breschel
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange Building
Leader
Jermyn and Mayfield
Old Forge
Fenwick Hall
HOTEL
Clifton
Lake Winola, PA
Nieewers
Peare
Heapital Experipore
Germany
Taylor
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