Church event coverage from Carbondale Tribune notes
The Carbondale correspondent of The Tribune places reports with Mrs. KR Munn Salem Avenue and Church arrest for news items. Milnger of St Pauls Hythenan church is in Philadelphia for the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium anniversary. Jubicon continues to the 2th met with representatives of local churches and growing membership.
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the Tribune
Munn
Salem Avenue
J. Roberts
Teo. Fo Milnger
St. Paul's Hythenan Church
Philadelphia
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium
Penteyivania
LATA
Pement
E R Morse Dies After Sudden Illness at Lakeside Home
E R Morse, longtime resident of Lakeside, died after a brief illness ending Sunday night. He was born in Wilkes-Barre, trained in New York and Wilkes-Harren, and spent his later years as a student of his trade. He is survived by his widow and three children, with funeral services planned at Lakeside on Monday.
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E.R. Mores
Weil
Hotel American
Bear of
Nomi
Fike
Hrorniaf
Morey
Edward Kendall Mere
Wilkes-Barre
Hiw
New York
Wilkee
Margaret Leite Vannan
Morcede
Kendal Fils
Martha Mosse
Hunt
Lakeside
George 8 Dunn
Tien. NY
Towelook
High School Field Day Track Events Schedule
The list of events for the high school field day includes 100 yard dash with Gardner Mills Fine eran and Cintor, 120 yard burdie with Subin Evans Sche ert and Shields, and other sprints. It covers running high jump, long jump, pole vault, bicycle races, throwing events, and a relay between classes, naming multiple participants.
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Gardner
Mvllans
Fineeran
Cintor
Burdie
Subin
Evans
Scheert
Shields
Ditchburn
Reynolds
Hosard
Warren
Estabrook
Hockenberry
Kilpatrick
Bridgett
City considers late night bell and lantern law
Citizens demand immediate pedestrian protection after near misses from Fencon with children endangered by fast traffic. A proposed ordinance would require bell and lantern after dark and set strict speed limits, echoing a failed bill from last year. The text argues delays risk a serious injury and urges swift action by councilors.
Kinback Alive in Camp Alger Rumor Described
Letter from Camp Alger reports Kinback alive and well amid rumors of his death from Carbondale. He notes townsfolk seeking details, mentions no funds at camp, and recalls a prior medical exam. He recalls President McKinley’s reception and dispels a rumor of snakebite poisoning.
Jermany and Mayfield Discuss Borough Affairs and School Board
A chaotic array of town notes covers municipal labor, school board plans, and public works. Reports discuss road and street improvements, hiring practices, and upcoming anniversaries for local lodges. Walter Baker and Joley Pinfeld visited Peckville, while discussions urge proper flag restoration and council action.
Pleasant Avenue party ends with church notices and sermons
Peckville residents recount a large friendly gathering at The Pines on Pleasant Avenue with many attendees and refreshments. Upcoming events include religious services, a girls fundraiser, a youth meeting, and a trolley outing for Scranton youth. A four year old child’s burial is noted.
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Elmer W. Bwinek
Pines
Pleasant Avenue
Ames
Fred, Peapiamin
Geotee Grammer
A. J. River
JL. Kinkweck
Bert K. Benjamin
RC. Lantern
Hoy Waedeman
Odwiiht Hi
BE. Metts
Benja- Thin
Robert Moon
W. A. Chilender
Herbert A. Prope
George W. Roberts
Grienet
Snidloor
Mars
Devil W. Shay
Elmer W. Roberts
Woh. Wathker
J. BB. Trever
George Shay
Minsts
Planche Taylor
Maude Treverton
Jessie Huffocker
Ig Sarmson
Peal
Doerjarein
Bloes and Son
Master le
Swingle
Mayhatton
Kansas
Bre
Boes
BO. Simpkus
Cloee
Epworth
M. Swingle
Boys' Clothing Deals For Hot Weather Styles
The advertisement promotes boys clothing with comfy, washable suits in six patterns and sailor blouse styles for ages 3 to 14. Hats are offered in five colors, with a large brim sailor hat priced low. A brownie overall with apron suspenders and knee pants in denim is shown, all in washable materials and all sizes.
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Positively
Worth St.co
Peerless Skirt Supporter and Fans Featured
An old newspaper note advertises a Peerless skirt supporter described as holding the skirt and waist in place. It mentions folding fans with lacing sticks and a promotional price of about 37 cents, along with doll shoes for children and shoe offerings for dolls.
Teachers Bibles Offered At Low Prices
Morrocco bound Bibles with silk facings flexible covers gilt edges London type index and topic outlines illustrations historic scenes charts and maps Also available with commerce references at a low price in this shop.
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London
Primitive Methodist Children to Hold Day Exercises
Readable fragments show the Primitive Methodist Sunday school planning extensive preparations for Children's Day exercises on Sunday, June 26. Other notes mention community events by Mrs Cavlin the enventigetist and a temperance society meet tonight.
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Baaghe Mia Aonpany
Temperanon Society
Local Social Notes Reflect Visits and Memorial Observances
Clare’s Green residents and neighbors report extended visits and guest stays including Mr. and Mrs. Migeins returning from Nichodeoleon Mew, Nearthag visiting Jeroralh Northup, and Mrs. Pv Matlock with children at I. FP. Court rent thie wool. H. FP. Barrett of Binghamton visited kin, while Spratte and Edward joined Halward Luteey. Memorial Day services were held at the cemetery by the Grand Army.
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Oc. Migeins
Nicodeoleon
Boa
Nearthag
Poeteryville
Jeroralh Northup
Spratte
Edward
Halward Luteey
Clarensw Loder
Treyvier
Parker
Wenwerehoe
Community Notes and Visits from Local Residents
Patriotic Cider Sons of America and thee kid Fellows gather at this place. Janes Pentecost visited friends here in the early part of the work. SL Parker of Pitteton visited relatives here on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Aldrich of Springton visited at the home of Mr Jideon Welly on Sunday and Monday. WF Coon visited acquaintances in Hoeneedale on Sunday last returning Monday evening. Minward B K Northip visited his father Jeremiah Sorthoup on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Elizabeth Welle will occupy the home of J. D. Knileht this summer taking possession this coming Webbier. The Star Lodge No 4% TO 0 Bu will confer the bet degree upon one candidate on Saturday evening next. Miss J P Skinner left here Friday enroute for Bradford with her sister.
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Patriotic Cider Sons of America
Janes
Jeremiah Sorthoup
Elizabeth Welle
J. D. Knileht
J. P Skinner
Bradford
Taylor News Highlights Local Civic Plans and Social Notes
Local readers hear of a proposed graded fence around Hall Park school grounds and a park project with plans for a grave to fund the work. The piece lists church services, weddings, obituaries, and community visits, with names like Dod of trade committee, Mrs Dellent Young, Miss Mare Scherer, and Rev. J. Lloyd among others. funeral details for Thomas A. Thomas are provided.
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J. Thomas
Edwardaville
Dellent Young
Taylor Street
Mare Scherer
Scranton
Taylorwith Lodge
Mainetree
Ponlel Davia
Mvre
Ivirn Jones
Olyphant
Integra
Thomas A. Thomas
Wolock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tameorrow
William Pris‘i
Areung the Puimtt
Bieyeling Accident Leaves Emma Bradley Unconscious
AvoCa reports Emma Bradley remains unconscious after being struck Thursday evening by amateur trainer Joseph Langsue who was speeding head downward. The collision occurred during a short ride with a companion, near the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Bosley on School Street.
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Emma Bradley
Mark Bosley
School Street
Joseph Langsue
Mise Bradley
Local Social News From Clark's Summit and Scranton
Mr and Mrs W B Parker settle in a new home above Dr Lynch store. Mrs Wage hosts a Monday eve gathering with dancing and refreshments. Attendees include Jones Getts Long Scranton residents Justin Thornley Williams Hinkley Hufford Youngs Carmody Rought Soudan Emery Lynch Justin Smith Young Misses and Masters from nearby towns. A boy is injured when a wagon wheel rubs his head as a dog spooks Parker's horse. injuries not serious.
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Stone
Waverly
Charles Darty
Scranton
Fred. Walker
Harry Carmody
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