Train schedules for Carbondale region publish dates
Fragmented timetable notes list departures and arrivals to Scranton Wilkes Barre Fort Atlantic Waymart Honesdale and other towns. Times range early morning to late night with Sunday and Monday trains referenced, reflecting a dense local travel network.
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Carbondale
Oly Station
Scranton
Wilkes
Marre Ue
Fort Alhuniy
Saratoga
Wontreal
Boston
New Figland
Honesdale
Way
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Various Destinations
The notice lists train departures from Carbondale to Scranton and other points with times such as 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. It mentions week day and Sunday services and notes routes toward New York and Corn wall, indicating regular schedules and conventions for travelers.
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Carbondale
Scrantan Ale
Binday Male
Trolia
Serantwona
Tribune Delivery Help Urges Subscribers to Report Irregularities
Subscribers urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch at Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. The office has reported delivery confusion and asks prompt reports to aid efficient service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke, Building
Robert & Reynolds
First June Bride at St Rose Church
Catherine Quinn wed John Scanton at St. Rose Church with Rev. Coffey officiating. The ceremony featured Storkman on the wedding snare from Lohengrin, reception and breakfast at Fallbrook street, and a departure for New York City aboard the Ontario and Western line.
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St. Rose Church
Catherine Quinn
Hea Quinn
Fallbrook Street
John Scanton
T. FP. Coffey
Storkman
Lohengrin
Marcaret Vighe
Jaimnes Bradley
Binghamton
Miss Tighe
Ontario and Western
New York City
Mer
Pasture Crops Upset As Festive Mine Mule Travails
The article notes a mischievous mule sent to new pastures after a coal strike inaugurations, drawing complaints from farmowners over clashes with crops in the Clifford Dundulf Sus AUT COVEY region. Local observers report a swarm of 100 lively animals causing trouble Saturdays, with ongoing mischief and mule antics.
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Fife
Storra Ournai
Clifford
Dundulf
Sus- Aut Covey
Mile
Wis
FOOD AND GIRLS STUDY ON FEEDING FOR HEALTH
A study cites letters from mothers about overwork and confinement of school girls. It argues proper nutrition aids recovery and learning, citing anecdotal cases from Cir. Michigan where Grape-Nuts breakfast food helped a girl regain strength and focus, and an aunt recovering in India after illness. Fielding names Battle Creek Michigan as the product origin.
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Cire
Mic
Finady
India
Um Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Frisky mules cause field chaos and a fatal heifer loss
The narrative reports mules invading oat fields in two sections, triggering a cavalry like charge and a chase of young cattle. A heifer owned by locals was killed in the Meld area, sparking talk of indignation meetings and potential lawsuits to curb the mules' roaming behavior.
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Faily
Coal Scarcity Looms as Small Mines Spin Down
Carbondale’s small industries rely on outside washeries as coal supply tightens under United Mine Workers action. Four engineers remain at their posts though mines are quiet. Forest City sees a hanging effigy protesting mine orders while locals improvise coal gathering.
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Carbondale
Forest City
United Mine Workers
Frank Hollenback
Hollenback
Ely
Ouvskirts
Wainy
Upper Valley
Scranton Hailway Company
Farrell
Vreembheed
Elc
Coal Wand
Bporest
Northwest
Rose on Apple Tree Freak of Nature At South Main Hill
Residents of South Main Street Hill discuss a flower on a crab apple tree on Michel Duggan’s property on New Cemetery Street. The bloom appeared last week as a rare freak of nature but vanished when rain and wind broke it and carried it away.
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Tribune
Main Street
Michel Duggan
New Cemetery Street
Princeton Class of 77 Ode Written for Reunion
Rev D D Jenkins of Uniondale authored a class ode for Princeton University Class of 77. George Marks Evans set it to music. Critics praise both words and music. The ode will be sung at the class reunion during commencement exercises this year. The class claims notable members and six alumni returned as instructors within ten years, with donations to the biological building.
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D .D. Jenkins
Presbyterian Church
Unionale
Carbondale
South Church Street
Princeton University
George Marks Evans
Wilkes- Barre
Princeton
Three Graduate Nurses to Receive Diplomas
Miss Florence Wright of Emergency hospital expects to return from Canada around June 15 to announce the graduation date. The class has completed all exams and three members are Ora Loomis Carbondale Mary Wilker Canada and Catherine Gardner CHMord. The exercises will likely be in the Burke building with a program highlighting the noble work of professional nurses.
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Florence Wright
Canada
Ora Loomis
Carbondale
Mary Wilker
The Banquet Project Discussed By Carbondale Alumni
Carbondale High School alumni association holds Friday meeting at Central School to elect officers and discuss renewing the banquet project. President Betlew aims to restore a banquet, after last year’s omission, with strong support from younger members.
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Stanley Retten
Carbondale High School Alumni Association
Central School
Betlew
South Side dealer P F McKenna heads to Chicago
P F McKenna a South Side meat dealer left for Chicago last night and will visit there for some time.
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Chicago
P. F. McKenna
South Side
Death at Wilson Creek home of Swindlehurst family
The home of Mr and Mrs John CC Swindlehurst of Wilson Creek was saddened Tuesday night by the death of a family member. The report notes the loss within the household and records the tragedy in local news.
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John CC. Swindlehurst
Wilson Creek
Patriotism and stomach health in 19th century medical ad
A persuasive medical advertisement argues patriotism hinges on a strong stomach and health through Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It cites a testimonial from Geo. Corner of Baltimore and warns against substitutes, offering medical advice and a discount paper cover.
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Pierce
Butialo
N.Y
Death notice for Glen and funeral plans at Wilson Creek
The 6 year old Glen died after an eleven month illness from spinal meningitis. The funeral for Glen and his father will be held at the Wilson Creek home Friday at 3 PM with Rev. R.R. A. Bawyer of Trinity Church presiding. interment follows at Maplewood cemetery.
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Glen
Jad
Wilson Creek
RR. A. Bawyer
Trinity Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Graduates of Law School Brennan Honored in Carlisle
Joseph Brennan a Carbondale native and former public school teacher graduated from Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle on Tuesday evening. He will soon return home as friends in Carbondale and the valley hail his entry into the legal profession and predict future success. Brennan’s brothers Patrick and Bernard attended the Carlisle exercises with him.
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Joseph
Carbondale
Mr. Brennan
Patrick and
Bernard Brennan
Carlisle
Horse Tramples Mayfield Man Injured at Barn
George Dozi of Mayfield was hospitalized after a horse trampled him in the barn. He sustained a broken nose four broken ribs and a broken leg but is not in danger and will remain at the hospital through much of the summer.
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George Dozi
Mayfield
Dozi
Dozl
Floral social aids First Presbyterian church
Mrs. W. H. Edgett hosted a floral social Tuesday at her Lincoln avenue home to benefit the First Presbyterian church. Guests enjoyed a delightful evening and a neat sum was raised. Miss Wilhelmina Mohrs hosted the Young Ladies Mission band of the same church at her Park street home last evening.
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W. H. Edgett
Lincoln Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Wilhelmina Mohrs
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Park Street
Meetings of Tonight Across Local Fraternal Groups
George E. Randolph corps and Sons of Veterans share notices alongside divisions of the A O H United Mine Workers 877 and Branch 77. L C B A Ladies Auxiliary, Railroad Trainmen, Retail Clerks Protective Association, Carbondale Council 924, and Royal Arcanuin format in tonight’s schedule.
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George E. Randolph
Sons of Veterans
A. O. H. United Mine Workers
L. C. B.A. Ladies
Piano Recital At Miss Bridgetts Home
Tonight Miss Alice Bridgett and Miss Gaughan of Wilkes Barre present the third piano recital at Miss Brid get's home 8 Carte avenue. The programme includes twenty six numbers.
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Alice Bridgett
Gaughan
Wilkes-Barre
Pike Street Patient Returns Home From Villa Eye Hospital
David Lewis of Pike Street has returned home after a two week treatment at the Villa Eye hospital in Philadelphia. Doctors say a permanent cure remains impossible despite some benefit from the therapy.
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David Lewis
Pike Street
Villa Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
Miss Eleanor Jones Graduates At Blair Hill Blairstown
Miss Eleanor Jones daughter of Hon. S. Jones and Mrs. Jones graduates yesterday at Blair Hill Blairstown New Jersey. Her parents attended the exercises.
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Eleanor Jones
S. Jones
Jones
Blair Hill
Blairstown
N. J
Frank I Werl Leaves Honesdale for Schenectady Post
Frank IWerl of Honesdale recently left the Emergency hospital after a period of service and has secured a new position in Schenectady New York.
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Frank Iwerl
Honesdale
Schenectady, N. Y
Alderman Morrison’s Condition Stays Steady
The condition of Alderman William Morrison remained unchanged last night as physicians continue to ward off pneumonia.
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William Morrison
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in Archbald
Mrs. George W. Hughes attended events in Archbald last night to install the officers of the Rebekah lodge of the borough.
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George W. Hughes
Archbald
Rebekah Lodge
Local residents return from visits across cities
Mrs M B Madigan returned from a week in Wilkes Barre. City Engineer HW Kupp spent days at his daughter's home in Haaleton. Miss Kathryn Cory and Minnie Phillips visited Crystal Lake. Miss Martha Brink of Carte Avenue spent Tuesday with friends in Pittston. Miss Grace Moore returned home in Aldenville after a week's visit with relatives in the city.
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M. B. Madigan
Wilkes-Barre
HW. Kupp
Haaleton
Kathryn
Cory
Minnie Phillips
Crystal Lake
Martha Brink
Carte Avenue
Pittston
Grace Moore
Aldenville
Jermany and Mayfield Public School Term Closes
The public school term closed yesterday with a morning program in Professor Barrett's room. Students presented recitations and songs including Lincoln, The City Girl Beta a Hen, Vacation, and Hello Central, followed by a debate in which the negative won. Judges were Miss Cora Davis, J. T. Jenkins.
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Professor Barrett
Abraham Lincoln
Willie Allen
G. Methrone
Louise Nicholson
Blanche McHale
Willie Gilbert
Beth Sprague
Hello Central
Eva
Alta Hdmunda
Aliee Jones
Margaret Moore
Lizzie Sharkey
Viva Whitmore
Preston Badger
Susie Davies
Harold Davis
Beulah Sprague
Mabel Alvord
Annie Murphy
Laurette Irving
Cora Jones
Cornet
Alfred Horswell
Agnes Frease
Edith Griffiths
Alvira Day
Cora Davis
J. T. Jenkins
Unusual Garment Sale Draws Small Crowds Across Day
The store highlights an eclectic sale with many unusual garments. The under wear department empties only before opening and after closing, while the lightest crowds occur before 9 30, between 1 and 2, and after 5 o'clock.
Local School Directors and Graduations Stir Community News
School Director Samuel Waters responds to debate with an impromptu speech. Jermyn High School plans commencement in Assembly Hall on Friday evening with graduates Marie Evans Magete Maxwell Carrie Vail Margaret Marsh Mesare Floyd Hunter Walter Taylor and Frank Peneered. Mayfield class includes Winifred Meehan Maury A Mc Gurrey Bridget L Davitt Maury Donnelly Mame Kilken Nora Edmunds Meesis John A Hart and Charles Miller Jr. Crystal Fire Co No 1 holds new officer elections. Cora Fowler of H Street dies suddenly at 23. Funeral Friday with services at the house then Shodyside cemetery. Samuel Waters and family noted in Pioneer city events. Thos Henry funeral held at Sacred Heart Church with pallbearers listed. Stanley Ligman from Port Alleghany Keene Co on summer vacation.
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Samuel Waters
Waters
Jermyn High School
Assembly Hall
Marie Evans
Magete Maxwell
Carrie Vail
Margaret Marsh
Mesare Floyd Hunter
Walter Taylor
Frank Peneered
Mayfield
Winifred Meehan
Maury A. McGurrey
Bridget L. Davitt
Maury Donnelly
Mame Kilken
Nora Edmunds
Meesis
John A. Hart
Charles Miller
Crystal Fire Co
No 1
Harry Frease
Dr. Davis
Henry Maxwell
M. Kenny
W. ©. Buyder
Arthur
Elmer
Hills
Riday
Shodyside
Pioneer City
Puesdiay
Thos Henry
Sacred Heart Church
Grace Mildred Chivers Weds Ernest Wescott in Carbondale Home
The marriage of Grace Mildred Chivers and Ernest Wescott took place Tuesday in Prospect Street, with Rev. Thomas officiating and Mrs. Mattie Pickering at the organ. Guests from Carbondale and nearby towns attended a wedding supper before the couple departed for New York City en route to their new home in Carbondale.
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Frank Chivers
Prospect Street
Grace Mildred
Ernest BE
Wescott
Glenwood
Mendelssohn
Mattie Pickering
D. 8. Thomas
Bessie Craig
Tiaiah Wescott
Baptist Church
Wescott & Kingsley
Delaware and Hudson
New York City
Carbondale
John Kinback
WW. . Broad
Charles Crate
Robert (Wala
Josep Bell
Ava
James Gilleapie
Mir
Arch Chivers
Jennie and
Casale Williging
Jennie Dikeman
Bessie Crolg
Diounie Williams
Aliee Chiverz
Jennette Bell
Ruth
Party honors Margaret Louis Mn son on fourth birthday
Mrs W Mason hosted a Friday afternoon party for her granddaughter Margaret Louis Mn son in honor of her fourth birthday. Guests included Louise Mayer Corey Van Fleet Hagel Mason Bernard Mason Helen Smith Vera Shoemaker Lena Smith Huth Kellogg Helen Benedict Gladys Smith Neta Johnson Nellie Smith Clement Slocum Hariet Smith Dore Thomas Vaneltas Smith Helen Thomas Rachael Creacy Jessie Creacy and Marl Snyder. Refreshments at 5 o clock followed a joyful gathering with many presents received.
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W. Mason
Margaret Louis Mnson
Louise Mayer
Corey van Fleet
Hagel Mason
Bernard Mason
Helen Smith
Vera Shoemaker
Lena Smith
Huth Kellogg
Helen Benedict
Gladys Smith
Neta Johnson
Nellie Smith
Clement Slocum
Hariet Smith
Dore Thomas
Vaneltas Smith
Margaret Masson
Helen Thomas
Rachael Creacy
Jessie Creacy
Marl Snyder
Cure For Chronic Diarrhoea Proclaimed By Patient
Mr J W Greathouse of Prattsburg Ga reports seven years of chronic diarrhoea ended after using Chamberlains Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He spent much on doctors without relief and credits the remedy with saving his life. Sold by All Druggists.
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J. W. Greathouse
Prattsburg
Chamberlain
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