School Board Reorganization Smoothly Recalled
The Carbondale school board held a orderly reorganization as in nearly thirty years, electing P. W. Dinghes as president Richard Kerwin secretary and G. F. Swigert treasurer. They kept to precedent amid a cordial meeting with brief remarks and routine budget and levy discussions.
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Tribune
Hughes
Kerwin
Swigert
Trine
Carbondale
Plo W. Dinghes
Richard Kerwin
G. F E. Swiser
Niles
Charmin Hewkenberry
al Swinert
Knimnony Sind Goed
Ali
Cardendale Board of Education
Li Tan
Tecante
Afie
Dr A W Chase Ointment Promoted Through Local Notice
The ad claims Dr A W Chase Ointment cures itching piles after eight years of failure with other remedies. Matthews Bros. guarantees satisfaction or refund. A testimonial from Mr PB ed Manley of Boranton Pa credits relief after using part of a box bought at Matthews Bros drug store. Sold at a dollar per box with A W Chase’s portrait on each package.
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A. Ow
Scranton
Matthews Bros
PB. Ed. Manley
Sf No. Fle Bired Street
Boranton
A. W. Chase
A. W Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
M. D
Mail carriers debut shirt waist uniforms in Carbondale
Residents observed the new shirt waist attire for Carbondale mail carriers yesterday despite rain. Patrons praised the modest blue dresses and white trim as carriers paraded the street, attracting commented attention and civic curiosity about the fashion experiment.
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Carbondale
Carhendale Carnions
Almetree
Jermyn High School Class Banquet at Barretts
Jermyn High School graduates were entertained by Prof and Mrs H N Barrett at the American House in the city on Wednesday evening. The table service included Lindlord Wilkams and a long menu of meats vegetables and desserts. Attending were Professor BH N Barrett Mrs Barrett Mary Jenkins Louise Moon Cora Battenberg Mila Swick Mepton Wheeler Ide Giles Sumner Duyles and Flood Hunter.
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Edn. Darrett
Barrett
Lindlord Wilkams
BH. N. Barrett
Mrs. Barrett
Mary Denkins
Louise Moon
Cora Battenberg
Mil
Gas Cooking Demonstration At Connell Building
Miss Marie Coling conducts a gas cooking exhibit in the Connell building under Carbondale Co. to show gas advantages. The audience, mostly housewives, follows closely as she demonstrates bread making including white bread finger rolls and Parker house rolls among others.
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Marie Coling
Connell Building
Carbondale (Is Company
Parker House
Erie company surveyor corps visit to Dunmore offices
A. E. Votner H. Be Gervens and E. Robertsen of the Erie company general offices at Dunmore were in the area yesterday. They are members of the surveyor's corps.
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A. E. Votner
H. BE. Gervens and Co. E. Robertsen
Erie Company
Dunmore
Surveyor's Corps
Streets Named at Carbondale Delays Stymie Mail Delivery
Postmaster Thomas and Carbondale residents face long wait for formal street naming and house numbering. City council delays on a street system hinder eligibility for a dedicated mail carrier and free delivery, despite government assurances and rising public pressure.
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Thomas
Carbonidate
Carbondale
the Tribune
Te Whieh
Hina Jong
Wis
Joint Streets, Bridges and Sewers Committee
Re. Loftus
Corbendale
Vacation Closes City Schools Except Belmont High and New Belmont
City schools closed yesterday for the summer vacation with high school students at Belmont Street remaining open for a week due to heating repairs and other interruptions. No. 5 school also closed for several days during repairs and will resume on Wednesday with the rest of the district.
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High Schooal End New School
Belmont Street
Dave Ae
No. S
Farewell Dance for Miss M. Alice Cure at Burke's Hall
A Friday night dancing class hosts a farewell event at Burke's hall for Miss M. Alice Cure of Carbondale who plans to leave soon for rest. Her brothers are moving with her to take up new posts at the Erie company offices in Dunmore.
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Burke's Hall
Souson
M. Alice Cure
Carbondale
Traveling salesmen register at Harrison house
From Fcranton, salesmen listed include J W Pellie for Francia Leggett Co. D, Bo Geiser of Mogurgee Bros., Martin Judge of the Scranton Bed line eonyways, Thomas Bh Walsh of Armidy, and Thomas Murray of the Harry Dato produce haze.
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Fcranton
Harrison House Yeatenday
Francia Leggett & Co. D
Bo Geiser
Mogurgee Bros
Martin Judge
Scranton Bedline Eonyways
Thomas Bh. Walsh
Armidy &0
Thomas Murray
Harry Dato Produce
Miss Gilleen Leaves for Amityville Long Island
Miss Gilleen, a professional nurse, departed yesterday for Amityville Long Island where she has secured a promising offer to act in her field.
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Miss Gilleen
Long Island
Miss Wathers. Gilleen
Amityville
Shake Into Your Shoes Mions Foot Ease Trial Ad
An old fashioned advertisement for Mion's Foot-Ease powder claims to relieve aching feet and sweating. The copy touts a trial package by mail for two cents in stamps from Allen’s Foot-Ease sales in Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Mdil
Addive
Allei 3
Olmabed
le Roy
N.Y
Miss Cilleen Absents From Morgan Household Duties
Capacity in the household of J Pierpont Morgan’s private secretary Miss Cilleen will be absent for several months. The note indicates she will be away and her duties will be covered temporarily.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Miss Cilleen
First annual social of the Retail Clerks’ International Proteci venesecration
Invitations are issued for the first annual social of the Retail Clerks' International Proteci venesecration No 471 of Jermyn. It will be held in Assembly Hall in the borough on Wednesday evening next with many attendees expected from this city, promising a notable social event.
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International Protecivenesecration
Jermyn
Assembly Hall
Mayfield schoolboy hospitalized with cataract
John Lally a schoolboy from Mayfield was admitted to Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon. His eyesight is affected by a cataract in one eye and he is expected to undergo an operation as no other relief is anticipated.
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John Lally
Mayfield
Catherine Jones Improves After Severe Pneumonia Attack
The condition of Catherine Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert BR Jones, greatly improves after a severe pneumonia attack. Doctors say the critical state has passed and anticipate a rapid recovery.
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Catherine
Albert BR. Jones
Miner Thomas Nally Admitted With Typhoid Fever
Thomas Nally, a miner living on Gordon Ovens, was received at Kimergeney hospital after suffering a typhoid fever attack. His physician advised his removal to the institution for treatment.
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Thomas Nally
Gordon Ovens
Kimergeney Hospital
Palestine commandery and related Masonic orders united
Fragmentary list mentions Palestine commandery No 4 also Korichts Temonlar and Junior Order United American Mechanics with Lackawanna encampment No 14 and Qa OF, indicating a fraternal or ceremonial grouping.
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Palestine Commandery
Korichts Temonlar
United American Mechanics
Lackawanna
Qa. OF
Time change for WT service alters burial plans
The service time for WT this afternoon has moved from 1 o’clock to 2:50. Burial will be private.
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Watt
Welock
News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. Kate McNulty seeks aid for her child after an infected wound worsened following hospital discharge. Birth announced for Patrick Monahan and Mrs. Monahan of Fallbrook Street. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets Friday at 3 p.m. at Berean Baptist church. Oscar Norton to graduate from University of Pennsylvania veterinary department on June 12 and plans a Carbondale office, visiting Honesdale weekly. Mr and Mrs Joseph Curt announce their silver wedding celebration in Taylor. RR. Reese and family occupy their summer home at Waymart. Fr Gr Brown and Mrs Bell to cottage at MK Lake for summer. Rev John White, recently ordained in Buffalo, visits his parents and offers first mass Sunday at 10 20 a.m. Miss Olina Herring leaves for Halstead to live with her aunt. Georgetown law class graduation exercise invites arrive, featuring J Paul Fitzpatrick of Pittston.
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Kate McNulty
West Side
Main Street
Oyes
Patrick Monahan
Fallbrook Street
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Berean Baptist Church
Oscar Norton
Aldenville
University of Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Honesdale
Wayne Independent
Joseph Curt
Taylor
Hume
Reese
Waymart
Gr. Brown
A. Bell
MK Lake
John White
Buffalo
Luke White
Canaan Street
Olina Herring
Halstead
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
J. Paul Fitzpatrick
Pittston
Social Roundup Reads Like a Travel and Visit Ledger
M A Rafter of the Scranton Times was in town Wednesday. Multiple local residents report illness, visits, and travel including Mrs W O H Wills, Mrs Albert Vroman, Miss Mame Gerrity, Miss Florence Taylor, George Schroeder, Mrs F C Wert, Mrs KF J McHale and daughter Florence, Mrs Joseph Rierdon, James Staples, Miss Isabelle Waterfield, and Mrs John Ammerman. The notes come from Wayne Independent reporting on Belmont Street, Centre Village, Crystal Lake, Peckville, Washington Street, Buffalo, Honesdale, and Carbondale areas.
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M. A. Rafter
Scranton Times
W. O H. Wills
Belmont Street
Albert Vroman
Centre Village
Mame Gerrity
Leader Office
Crystal Lake
Wednesay
Florence Taylor
Peckville
Maud James
George Schroeder
Wilkes-Barre
John Ammerman
Carbondale
Honesdale
Wayne Independent
Confirmation Service at St James Episcopal Church
Rt Rev Bishop Talbot conducted a confirmation service at St James Episcopal Church last evening and delivered an eloquent sermon based on Genesis 12 It will bless thee and thou shall be a blessing The borough council meets tonight and the Retail Clerks association holds its annual social next Wednesday in Essembly Hall Thomas Joplin remains in critical condition at Dr Thompson’s hospital Scranton following appendicitis Mizpah lodge members visited Archbald lodge Tuesday Mrs John T Griffiths and daughters Kate and Corinne May were in Scranton yesterday Miss Gladys Toby of Third street is visiting for summer vacation.
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Talbot
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Hilda Depew Celebrates Fifth Birthday in Forest City
Mr and Mrs FL Depew of Third street hosted a party for their daughter Hilda on her fifth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and ice cream before departure. The Magazine club will meet this evening at Mr Thomas Bray’s home on South Main Street.
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Forest City
FL. Depew
Third Street
Hilda
Magazine Club
Thomas Bray
South Main Street
Wedding at Calvary Baptist Parsonage Crowns Rachael Hughes
Miss Rachael Hughes of West Scranton wed Griffith Thomas of Carbondale at Calvary Baptist parsonage with Rev. Dr H. T. Harris officiating. The couple will reside in Carbondale as the groom serves as foreman. Coroner records note David Thomas died after a head injury from Archbald mine incident. Events include Welsh church socials, tug of war challenge, and a cream social at the Welsh Baptist church. Knighths of Malta and Methodist groups hold meetings. local residents noted.
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Calvary Baptist
Rachael Hughes
West Scranton
Griffith Thomas
Carbondale
H. TW. Harris
Thomas
Carhonwhile
David Thomas
John Thomasaska
the Tribune
Forest Home
Welsh Congregational Church
Century Hose Company
Hose Company
Charles Perry
Bert Lewis
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Welsh Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
J. J. Roberts
Scranton
Archbald
John Thomasinska
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Invincible Commandery
Knichis
Matta
John H. Evans
North Taylor
Hyde Park
Old Forge Local Notes Include School Exercises and Visits
Old Forge reports W W Brodhead of Montrose visiting parents before attending a state agriculture meeting in State College. William Drake stayed with his parents a few days. The No 1 school closed with exercises led by Miss Brodhead for many parents. John and Mrs Thornton visited Peckville while her father is ill. Mrs E Drake travels to Mount Pocono for a few days. Presbyterian Sunday school plans Children’s Day exercises next Sunday and an upcoming entertainment.
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W. Brodhead
Montrose
John Thornton
Peckville
Pittston Serenaders to Benefit Ol Worge Methodist Church
The Ol Worge Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Pittston and West Pittston talent society concert this evening June 7. Notable performers include May Staley Dom Radler Li Han Bente and others. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children, with the event starting at 8 oclock.
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Serenaders
Pittston
West Pittston
Staley
Dom Radler
Li Han Bente
Local News Briefs and Oddities From Town Scenes
Michael Rogan of Scotel street suffered a severe seizure on his front porch yesterday afternoon and required hours of care with restoratives. Delaware and Wadson miners will call at various collieries to report for work. David Coleman spent last evening in Jeremy. Olympia Pose company plans a pinnacle display at Electric Park. The closing exercises of the Rinkely schools take place at Blakely Baptist Church tonight. Dr Lyreh has returned from Johns Hopkins. Mamie Amlin of Jermyn visits town.
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Michael Rogan
Scotel Street
Usul
Delaware & Wadson Canmins
Varius
David Coleman
Jeremy
Olypheant Pose Company
Electric Puark
Blakely Baptist Church
Fourth Ward
Dr. Lyreh
Hone Vesterhis
Johns Hopkins University
Pialtire
Mise
Mamie Aimlin
Jermyn
Closing Exercises At Moosie Pugh School
The Moosie Pugh school closes with eighth grade wreathing and performances by Delsarte pupil Mother Chase reception selection and quartette. Superintendent Tay lor will attend and deliver an address. Four graduates: Tdesse Crump Carre Brunges Mabel Singer Lew Thomas. Miss Mattle Hinds has returned from Blakely. The Mo 1A T elul meets at Miss Vertio Dix’s home Saturday.
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Ah Delsarte Pintomimne
Tdesse Crump
Carre Brrunges
Mabel Singer
Lew Thomas
Mattle Hinds
Blakely
T. Elul
Vertio Dix
Dalton unions Clarence Finn and Eva Plaw wed in Brooklyn
Clarence D D Finn married Eva Plaw of Brooklyn at the bride’s home on a Wednesday evening. Attendees from this place included Fred Green, Mrs. Finn, and Harry Finn. A Baptist church talent entertainment Friday features Mannchester, Lena Northup, Mildred Smith, the Jolly Banjo club, and two Scranton elocutionists. Ice cream sales accompany the program with 15 cent admission. Mrs. Th. Stat and son visit Montehais, while Mrs. Lewis Herdorfer hosts Scranton guests. The community sympathizes with Mrs. E Pulver Smith over her son’s death.
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Clarence DD. Finn
Eva Plaw
Brooklyn
NL Y
Fred Green
Finn
Harry Fan
Baptist Church
Pridiv
Prefeasor
Th. Stat
Sean. Whirald
Montehais
Lewis Herdorfer
Scranton
Wis
St. RK. Thempen
William von Storeh
E. Pulver Smith
Local Visitors and Calls Highlight Weekend Amidst Funeral
LOCKVILLE residents recount weekend visits and family gatherings. Stephen Montanye of Pittston and relatives Mr and Mrs dotin gMontanye Mr and Mrs Egbert Montanye attended the funeral of Mr Coolbough s uncle in Factoryville. Charles Myers and family of Pittston called on relatives Sunday. Frank Walter and Thin Dymond spent Sunday with Pittston friends.
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Stephen Montanye
Plttsten
dotingMontanye
Egbert
Amen Agnew
Aventromoreland
Mere
John Coolbough
Factoryville
Charles Myers
Pitteton
Frank Walter
Dymond
Pittston
Wealth and Wisdom Rise From Humble Beginnings
The article argues wealth is earned by industry and steady habits, not born of fortune. It cites that many leaders, including McKinley’s Cabinet figures like Hay, Gage, and Root, started in modest roles and rose through effort.
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McKinley
Hay
Gage
Root
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Fragmented reminiscence about historical figures and a moral about rising from humble beginnings. Mentions include Moester Gendell Smith, Philadelphia Progs, Hay, Knox, McKinley, Mark Hugand, and a cautionary note on rising from the bottom to succeed.
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Moester Gendell Smith
Philadelphia
Berretivy
Bootdtary Hitchmek
Wilsolm
Hay and
Knox
Collogiite Cdueue Tien
McKinley Kinael
Jan Hey
Mark Hugand
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Hawkenberry
Comilie
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A. J. Chaffee
Carribendale Clas Company
John Booth
Jermyn High School
H. N. Barrett
Cleeve
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Wales
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Catherine Jones
J. E. Watt
Jermyn and Mayfield
Tackawanni
Wyoming
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William Jones
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Papa
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Eidith Reese
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Olive Lovering
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Pal Medicine Co
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