Funeral and town notices from Lackawanna County area
Several items from Carbondale and nearby towns report funeral services for Helen Connor at St Nose church with local societies in attendance, along with pallbearers and floral tributes. Also noted are church excursion plans to Lake Ariel on June 15 and local police concerns over reckless drivers on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Connor
St. Nose Church
Blessed Virgin
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
W. A. Nealon
James Foxe
Jamon Lynady
John J. Farrell
Frank B. Clifford
James Boland
Thomas Holmes
John Barter
John Hannon
Andrew Hensen
M. &. McDonald
Calvary Paptiat
Lake Ariel
Scranton
Main Street
Jehus
J. B. Davia
North Main Street
George Watkins
Hyde Park
Lackawanna Pride
Reese's Hall
Charles Dubois
Laplume
Joseph Davie
Archbald
Independent
Weber
Mytia Davia
Sarah Bynon
George Washington Lodge
Fatal burn tragedy at Sunday field fire
Children played near a fire in a field when four year old John Hychko Jr. tried to jump the flames and was fatally burned. His mother Mrs Hychko suffered severe burns while trying to rescue him, enduring painful injuries as she aided her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Littles
John Hydhko
Local Social roundups note visits and village events
Miss Amy Kinback entertained Charles Broome of Scranton for Bull day. Several residents visit relatives in Scranton Pittston and Dundatt street. Dr. J Niles and Larkin operated for rib necrosis on Mrs McCowl of Simpson. Memorial services held at Baptist church and St Rose. Cross Country club hosted a social in the Burke building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Kinback
Charles Broome
Scranton
Sarah Loughney
Pittston
Teresa Durkin
Scott Street
Kelley
Dra. J
Niles and Larkin
McCowl
Simpson
W. F. Sadler
Carbondale Traction Company
Elias Thomas
Fortunato Tiscar
Ttalian
Gabriel Priglano
Dundatt Street
Mark Bailey
Tucker and Maxey
North Church Street
Bridget Evering
Sait
Traction Company
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Jepson
Father McNally
Hyde Park
Blessed Virgin Sodality
St. Rose Church
Marie Crosby
William J. Davia
South Church Street
George Male
New York College of Pharmacy
Knapp’s
Marion Crane
New York
John KE. Morgan
Susquehanna
Corrie Holmes
Courtright
Nineveh N.Y
Edith Hawkine
Bond Street
D. Graves
Honesdale
Lydia
Maxeie Nicol
Salem Avenue
Lida Taylor
Greeley
Neb
H. P. Jones
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Juniata Salabury
Lambert Yarrington
Local Social News and Post Office Changes
Miss Lizgle Blackwell and Magel Breesie of Milwaukee return home after visiting Miss Mary Scherer. Daley Caswell returns home from Forty Fort. H A Howells of Hyde Park secures the Dr Griffiths residence contract on Railroad Street and starts work. Casper Weisenfiuh of Old Forge takes the post office in Mudtown as announced by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizgle Blackwell
Magel Breesie
Milwaukee
Mary Scherer
Daley Caswell
Forty Fort
H. A. Howells
Hyde Park
Dr. Griffiths
Railroad Street
Casper Weisenfiuh
Citi Gen
Old Forge
Wei
Local church notes and social events recapped
Sunday Methodist service administered Holy Communion led by Revered W L Thorpe. Junior Epworth league plans Thursday social in Sunday school rooms. Virgin's Sodality May celebration at Sacred Heart church with several new members received and multiple priests in the sanctuary. Community updates include sales, visits, and a long tale of a derelict Third Street house facing demolition after years of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thorpe
Honesdale
Wyoming
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Elisabeth Roche
Carbondale
George Merritt
Rushbrook Street
Carbondale Bicycle Club
Anthracite Park
L. W. Hoffecker
Scranton
William ©. Hill
Main Street
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Elizabeth Roche
the Virgin's Sodality of the Sacred Heart Church
Father Feeley
Sodality
Frank Duffy
Thomas Green
Eddie Neary
Mary Lavelle
Loretta Walker
Agnes McCarthy
Mary Doyle
Rove Coyle
Bridget Tallett
Bridget Kilker
Agnes Grady
Mary Durkin
Mary Brady
Katie Sally
Mary Mack
Mary Barrett
Bridget Marsh
Susie Evans
Third Street
Dodge
W. H. Merritt
West Side Browns Win After Sunday Baseball Fight
Sunday game between the West Side Browns and the Nonparnells ended in a fight with the Browns leading 15 to 11. Local social notes report visits from Thomas Coates and Mrs. Coates to Dundaff street, and several residents listed for leisure activities and travel. The Primitive Methodist church at this place begins a renovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Browns
Archbald
Theodore Wieland
Taylor
Primitive Methodist Church
Olyphant Church Renovation and Community Notices
The piece notes roof work and interior painting ongoing this week with special reopening services planned. If unfinished by next Sunday services may move to the Sunday school room. Also reported is the funeral of John Dougherty, rites held at St Patrick's after services at his home. pallbearers listed. Various local visits, parties, and travels are mentioned alongside a first night operation of an electric plant for a tent and a list of residents visiting or returning home. Continuous Sunday activities include Eastern Star meeting at Ledyard hall with visiting dignitary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dougherty
Michel Dougherty
Bell Street
Bl. Patrick's Church
J. M. Smoulter
William Kelly
Patrick O'Hoyle
Owen Duffy
Archhbald
Willis Shea
John Kearney
Martin Lynott
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mary
Sarah
Constance Sweeney
Lackawanna Street
May Monahan
Carbondale
Edward Mawhinney
Owego
N. Y
A. P. Crane
Flynn
J. J. Ferguson
James Lally
Willie Kelly
J. R. McHale
Hawley
Marie Jones
Weat Scranton
James Brown
Eastern Star Chapter
Ledyard
Pittston
George W. Thomas
John Bone
Oneonta
Charles Daken
Consumers’ Powder Company
John
Charles Hoker
Charles Thomas
White Haven
Local visitors brighten Moscow community gatherings
Mr and Mrs A K Collier and children of Scranton spent Sunday with Mrs Collier's mother Mrs Emily Travin. Miss Zola Mitchell of Holliaterville visited Miss Helen Clouse on Decoration Day. Miss Ackers of Sterling returned after visiting Mrs J W Clouse. Efina Malone stayed with Miss Olen Miller and Mrs Clarence Stevens of Elmhurst spent Saturday with friends in town. Mr and Mrs William Bartree and daughters Bessie and Annie and Mrs Harry Smith of Scranton visited Saturday. Mrs W L Smith of Nicholson is visiting her mother Mrs C H Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Collier
Scranton
William Bartree
Bessie
Annie
Harry Smith
Scrantonn
W. L. Smith
Nicholson
C. HH. Travis
Funeral of Mrs. Richard Snyder Held at Home
The funeral was from the home of her daughter Mrs. Ellen Frace. Interment followed in Madisonville. Floral decorations at Farview cemetery were grand on Memorial Day. Mrs. R. H. Compton of Minooka visits Mrs. J. B. Masters. Miss Frances Hahn is very sick. Floral Sunday observed at the Presbyterian church on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Snyder
Ellen Frace
Madisonville
Farview Cemetery
R. H. Compton
Minooka
J. B. Masters
Frances Hahn
Presbyterian Church
Regular Meeting of Pride of Orient
Mr and Mrs John Hays of Mayfield visit Mrs Jennie Frear and Robert Barnes of New York visits his parents Professor and Mrs H E Barnes for a Pride of Orient meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays
Mayfield
Jennie Frear
Robert Barnes
New York
H. E. Barnes
Pride of Orient
Doctor's Column Extracts Ox Heart Kinney Remedies
Reader queries cover kidney trouble thyroid issues and functional weakness. Advertised tonics include Thyroidine extract Natrolithic Salts and Musculine with cold baths and outdoor exercise. Several letters claim hair and skin improvements from listed preparations.
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N. C
Beranton
Caroline
L ¢ Prederick
Mary J
Toledo
Bt. Louis
Washington
Enains Co
Wash
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Annual Extracts on Nervous System Diseases and Skin Conditions
This excerpt lists medical topics including brain diseases from the Nervous System book and spinal cord extracts. It mentions ataxia and skin diseases with a note on a chemical firm in Washington offering free answers to medical inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chemie Company
Washington
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