Balloon Up Susquehanna Downs Crescents 10 to 4
The Susquehanna nine defeated the Crescents 10 to 4 in a sloppy exhibit marked by costly errors on both sides. O’Gara pitched well despite cold, while Owney McAndrew also threw effectively. all ten Susquehanna runs and four Crescents come via miscues with no earned runs.
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Susquehanna
O’gara
Rootera
Whitney
Chuck" Connors
Atlantic City
Baloon
Owney McAndrew
O'Gara
McAndrew
Carbondale
Emmett
Cuff
McHale
Rosler
Hart
Gallaghy
Taylor
Chicago
Schmaltz
Pethick
Topping
Wright
Keefe
Busauchanna hosts Crescents and followers at gathering
The Busauchanna people were hospitable and Crescents with them were thanked for courtesies. The Carbondale Press club enjoyed a wet afternoon with Whitney’s humorous pen. Loftus was missed but will join next week against Susquehanna, whose rooters are very fast. Pets’ good plays drew loud applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Press Club
Whitney
Loftus
Susque
Susquehanna Rootera
Pinochle Club Guests Entertained by Mary Yarrington
Members of the Pinochle club were entertained last evening at the home of Mary Yarrington on Wayne Street. Pinochle was played and enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae of
Mary Yarrington
Wayne Street
Runaway Collision Injures Woman in Seventh Avenue Crash
Edward King's black horse ran away at Seventh Avenue and River Street when it struck a bicycle rider named Buckley. Mrs. William King and son Edward fell from a carriage. Mrs. King unconscious, later revived and taken home. Dr. Kelly expects recovery if no internal injuries. Mr. King bruised. Buckley unharmed. bicycle wrecked.
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Seventh Avenue
River Street
Edward King
Buckley
William King
Edward
West Side
Tribune
Kelly
Mr. King
Award Set For Cannon Ball Railroad Property Near Sixth Avenue
Court appointees fix price at 4500 dollars for the Sixth Avenue river street site in condemnation proceedings. The award exceeds Mrs Gaughan’s prior payment by about 1200 dollars. Arbitrators’ sum does not include a separate claim by John Hansen and Son for losses from the abrupt contract termination on the villa project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
River Street
Cannon Ball
Nineteenth Birthday Party for Miss Lena Histed
Miss Lena Histed of Maple Avenue enjoyed a surprise birthday party hosted by about twenty friends. The evening featured several games and a timely serving of refreshments, marking a charming social occasion in her honor.
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Lena Histed
Maple Avenue
Miss Histed
Miss Hattie Rolls Hosts Friends At Williams Avenue Home
Miss Hattie Rolls entertained many friends at her Williams avenue residence last evening. Among guests were Miss Elsie Roesiger Miss Jessie Owens of Taylor Miss Dorothy Perry of Green Ridge and Messrs William Shields Robert Gardner Paul Roesiger and Mallory Spencer Refreshments were served at a sociable hour.
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Hattie Rolls
Williams Avenue
Elsie Roesiger
Jessie Owens
Taylor
Dorothy Perry
Green Ridge
William Shields
Robert Gardner
Paul Roesiger
Mallory Spencer
City youth designs revolutionary auto in local shops
K. Fr. Manville, son of the city’s superintendent C. R. Manville, is proving a mechanical genius. He has worked on an auto project for the past week, perfecting drawings and will supervise its construction in local shops, aiming to surpass anything seen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. FR. Manville
C. RB. Manville
Memorial for Miss Julia M. Steere Noted Local Schoolteacher
Miss Julia M. Steere died in Norwich New York last week. She was a sister of Mrs. B H Abbott of Spring Street and taught in this city for many years. Mrs Abbott departed Sunday to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Steere
Norwich
N. Y
B. H. Abbott
Spring Street
Miss Steere
Bon Ton Social Club to Host August 19 Dance
The Bon Ton Social club plans a dance in the Burke building on Tuesday evening August 19 with Prof. Collins as prom pusher and Prof. Firth supervising at the Plano. An enjoyable time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton Social Club
Burke Building
Collins
Firth
Plano
Band Concert in Jermyn to Benefit Public
A band concert is set for this evening on Dr. 1 8. Graves' lawn for the public benefit. Douthwaite's Marine Band will perform with William Maxwell William Gramer Robert Maxwell and Gordon Dimmork of Moxgart's joining Mr. Douthwaite's ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Graves
Douthwaite
William Maxwell
William Gramer
Robert Maxwell
Gordon Dimmork
Moxgart's
Mr. Douthwaite
New Cross Walks Installed on Maple Avenue Intersection
The street department laid several cross walks this week, notably at Birkett Terrace and Maple Avenue. This intersection previously had none and residents say it was badly needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avenue
Hirkett Street
Birkett Terrace
Carbondale youth opens new drugstore in AM building
Anthony Brown of Carbondale, long affiliated with Matthews Brog., druggists in Scranton, has opened a store in the AM building there. He receives hearty wishes from those who know him and hopes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Brown
Carbondale
Matthews Brog
Druggista Inscranton
C. A
Insurance settlement reached after storm damage at Nealon property
Mr George Ennis a Royal Insurance special agent from Wilkes Barre with local agent J O Hearn visited the Nealon property which was badly damaged by Friday morning’s storm and arranged a settlement for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ennis
Wilkes-Barre
The
Royal Insurance Company
J. O'Hearn
Nealon
To Tour Through New York Rev Lee to Leave This Week
Reverend Charles Lee of the First Presbyterian Church will depart this week for a tour through New York. The trip aims to observe churches and meet congregants during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Scenic Road Trip Through New York State Planned
A traveler outlines a month long vacation route through New York state's most scenic regions. The plan emphasizes natural parks, overlook viewpoints, and charming small towns to explore along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Miss Marion Burr Improves After Typhoid Setback
Miss Marion Burr of Church street Wie shows slight improvement after several weeks of typhoid fever. Doctors anticipate a speedy recovery following a recent serious setback that raised concerns about her condition.
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Marion Burr
Church Street
Wie
Society and Courtesy Move Through Scranton Streets
Miss Finnegan of West Chester guests of Miss Nellie Killeen on Brooklyn street. Various residents from Wilkes-Barre to Scranton visit relatives, travel to Susquehanna, Atlantic City, and Harvey’s Lake. Health notes, vacations, and local calls fill the day with social activity.
Local Notes From Carbondale Area Scribbles
Minerva McLaughlin of Jermyn is in Wheeler's Hospital Carbondale with appendicitis after an operation Monday. Michael Burke North Main street artist works as a baseball umpire at Susquehanna game between Carbondale Crescents and Susquehanna nine. Mrs W S Badger and Mrs W J Shields leave for Preston Park for a week. Frank Giles shows signs of improvement. Mrs T E Griffiths and two children of North Main were at Lake Lodore yesterday. Rev Maynard R Thompson of First Baptist heads out on vacation. Mrs Schooley and daughter of Scranton have been guests of Mr.
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Finnegan
West Chester
Nellie Killeen
Brooklyn Street
Mahoney
Rose
Wilkes-Barre
John Murrin
Seventh Avenue
J. McHale
Robert Collins
James Ruddy
Scranton
Margaret Kelly
New York
Michael Kelly
South Main Streed
Edgar Stuck
Catherine Smith
Nanticoke
McAndrew
Cottage Street
Mary McDonough
New York City
Gertrude Schuster
Mitchell Avenue
Waymart
Edith
Olive
Susquehanna County
Haley
Father Devine
Baltimore
Elizabeth McDonough
Ella
Lucy Farrell
Harvey's Lake
James Haley
Crystal Lake
Gaffney
John Williams
Harry Robinson
Jermyn
Edith Norton
Hockdafaquah
Lucy Scurry
Wyoming Street
Alexander Kennedy
Frank Tralles
Susquehanna
The
Crescents
Father Dixon
Atlantic City
Grace Bishop
Louise Bishop
South Main Street
Margaret
M. Tt. Campbell
Church Street
Kathryn Roland
Florence Campbell
Roland Foster
Alonzo Foster
William
Schuster
Katie Hocking
Carbondale
Jessie Graham
Benjamin Ruth
Clyde Street
Pittston
Titus
Griggs
No. 126
Park Street
John Neal
George W. Shephard
Agatha Murphy
Buffalo
N. Y
W. G. Giles
Lincoln Avenue
Smithboro
Daisy Perry
Green Ridge
Huttle Rolls
Williams Avenue
Jessie Owens
Taylor
G. H. Dimock
Chestnut Avenue
Windsor
A. C. Loan
Mr. Dimock
W. B. Chase
Waterbury
Claude Oliver
John L. Morgan
John M. Morgan
Dwight Lathrope
Preston Park Lodge
Minerva McLaughlin
Jeremyn
Wheeler's Hospital
Michael Burke
North Main Street
Carbondale Crescents
W. 5. Badger
W. J. Shields
Preston Park
Frank Giles
T. E. Griffiths
Lake Lodore
Maynard R. Thompson
First Baptist Church
Schooley
Pain in the back a sign of kidney trouble
An advertisement from Hartford Connecticut promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney, liver, bladder diseases and more. It claims back pain, urine conditions, and frequent urination indicate danger and touts a free trial sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
F. C. Wilcox
New Britain
Hartford
Conn
David Kennedy
Coal companies employes and local notices in Peckville
The Temple Coal company paid their employes at the Sterrick Creek and Lackawanna collieries yesterday. The Elk Hill Coal company is clearing debris at the old Blue Ridge breaker to build a new head-house. Professors Stone of West Scranton visited the Tuthills. The Blakely board of health will meet Thursday. Several local residents and visitors were mentioned with various activities and greetings. A newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Grisdale on Monday. Basket picnic at White's Grove on Thursday July 31.
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Temple Coal Company
Sterrick Creek
Lackawanna
Elk Hill Coal Company
Blue Ridge
Ontario
Stone
West Scranton
Robert Tuthill
Main Street
Blakely Board
A. V. Clark
Jessie
East Benton
Claude Clark
Nicholson
R. T. James
Fprkceburg
A. Dunlop
Green Grove
John Grisdale
Erie Farm
White's Grove
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Morris in Olyphant
The funeral will be from her Dunmore street home and a requiem high mass will be held at St Patrick’s church at 10 o’clock. Interment is at West Side cemetery. Local residents and visitors are noted among a list of people seen in town and traveling to and from various points.
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Catherine Morris
Dunmore Street
St. Patrick's Church
West Side
M. J. McAndrew
Hudson Street
Annie and
Marie Kelleher
Hawley
Hannah Henley
Delaware Street
Edward Lawler
Hill Street
Seriously Jr
David James
Alexander Frew, Jr
Lake Chapman
8. M. Snook
Green Ridge
Martin Crippen
Rose
Esther Keating
Becranton
Mamie Swanick
Nora King
Mary Jones
Newton Lake
Ellis Buckingham
William Parry
Norwich
N. Y
Kertle Davis
Susquehanna Street
New York
Mary Connors
Marty Lutz
Minooka
William Walker
Lake Lodore
E. J
Local Visitors and Calls Mentioned in Area Today
Hazleton resident P F Keilly visits relatives in town while J Bishop, Dr and Mrs F J Bishop of Scranton call on acquaintances. Kelly Lang staff contest witnesses were paid. P F Brogan spends day in Carbondale. Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Lizzie Murray visit relatives in Scranton and Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Keilly
Hazleton
J. Bishop
Jermyn
F. J. Bishop
Scranton
P. F. Brogan
Carbondale
Mary Murphy
EH. A. Jones
Isabel
J. Hink
Parsons
P. F. Kenny
Electric City
Lizzie Murray
Beranton
St James Society Social Draws Large Crowd Despite Rain
Heavy rain Monday evening did not deter attendees at a St James society social. Rev Father Walsh announced at St James church last Sunday on behalf of the society management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Society
Father Walsh
St. James Church
Town social plots age restricted dances with committee
A town social faced a crowd of youths under 18 during the event with organizers planning a larger next event. Rev Father Walsh aims to bar minors and establish door checks. St James hall hosts a joint town meeting Thursday at 2 20 with local and foreign speakers expected to address attendees.
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Father Walsh
St. James Hall
Clerks and Butchers Baseball Game Alerts Local Prizes
Community note outlines a borough baseball game between clerks and butchers with two prizes for most base hits and best appearance. Stores to close for the event. Also announces a Christmas grand fest at Calvary Baptist, lodge meetings, and local social visits.
Towanda Briefs from Bradford County Footnotes and Local Stats
The Athens Methodists held a jubilee to wipe the debt. The Odd Fellows plan their fourth annual picnic on August 14 at East Towanda fair grounds. Lightning damaged county buildings recently. F. Cook of Towanda, aged eighty, goes to the Home of the Aged in Philadelphia. Towanda boasts a county’s oldest resident, Richard Vanderpool born April 11 1799 in Asylum township. Vanderpool, seen on Towanda streets, recalls presidents and Holland ancestry. Census data lists 6679 farms in the county with 447 459 acres improved and total land values around $11 million. Gross product income in 1899 not fed to livestock stood at $4,103,892.
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Towanda
Methodists of
Athens
Odd Fellows
East Towanda Fair Grounds
F. Cook
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
the Star
United States
Bradford County
Richard Vanderpool
Frenchtown
Asylum Township
William and
Polly (Johson) Vanderpool
Anthony Vanderpool
Kinderhook
N. Y
Asylum
Richard
Broad Street Presbyterian Excursion to Mountain Park
Pittston July 29 Special to the Scranton Tribune reports the Broad Street Presbyterian Sunday school plans its annual excursion to Mountain Park on Thursday. Also noted are local movements and personal updates including Rev D M George preaching at Mill City M E church and the resignation of Hughes Town Borough police chief Jacob Sehmudts to take a Tamaqua post. The death of a Davis infant from cholera infantum is announced with funeral set for Thursday. W L Watson couple return from Europe midweek after a long tour, arriving from Liverpool.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Broad Street Presbyterian
Mountain Park
Tailie Vung
Gazette
Athletic City
D. M. George
Mill City
M. E
T. H. Davis
Booth Main Street
Jacob Sehmudts
Hughestown
Tamaqua
W. L. Watson
West Pittston
Europe
Liverpool
Mrs Lou Laudius Returns From Salem N J
Mrs. Lou Laudius has returned from Salem New Jersey where the Ladies Aid society met and planned further activities for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Laudius
Salem, N. J
Ladies’ Aid Society
Oifi
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Thia City
Missem Edith Bailey
Grace Munn
Grace Hall
Emma Kahl
Guasie Jadwin
Mary
Isabelle Yarington
Josephine Best
Port Jervis
Mesers
Hay Clifford
Newall van Berren
Maurice Reynolds
Maurice Church
George
Paul
Edward Yarington
R. H A
Murray
Rosier
FIAT
E. Ec
Sarbondale, & Susquehanna
Tayor
Schmalts
Harte
Buck- O'Galor
Lannon
Tive
Pinochle Club
Mrs. King
Histed
Keith Manville
Inventor
Mozart Players
John Mellon
Cemetery Street
Hilda Stephens
Fourth Street
Frank Jeffrey
Peckville
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace Anton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace's
Connolly & Wallace
Calvary Baptist Church
Lily Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Holland's Hall
Luxemberger
Presbyterian Church
High Street
Frm
Hoboken
N. J
John T. Jenking
Margaret Price
Grace Brady
Mise Theresa Kenton
Mra
M. J. McDonald
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Pything
David 5
Price
Gon
Bert
Clark’n Summit
J. 2. Davis
George Bortree
Amasa
Francis Pwoote
Moscow
No. Hi
J. W. Reese
Annie
Gertrude Wathking
Gussie Reinhardt
Ransom
W. H. Peterson
Grovestreet
Hudson, Pa
Havana
Cabanca
Imperial Cigar CO
LACK
Washington Avenue
Cial Board
Methodist Church
Nay Aug Park
Delaware and Hudson Crossing
Il Fp, Price
W. C. Drake
F. A. Johnson
Ethel Hutchings
Spring Brook
Linzle Burke
Dunmore
Alfred Smith
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