Carbondale Semi Centenary Plans Advance with Notables
Promoters of Carbondale’s semi centennial jubilee push forward with enthusiastic efforts and expect prominent national figures born in Carbondale to attend. The executive committee expands the finances group and plans a fundraising drive, while letters from immigration head Pow derly and other officials express interest though busy schedules delay full involvement. A council meeting yielded renewed vigor, with new solicitors to be appointed to finish the work within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dille Rence
Industry
Carbondale
Middle District
M Gthendanes
Caf Stee Waits
Washington
Ape Point
Tien
Delaware and Wiludson timetable changes announced
The new timetable takes effect Sunday June 1. Train 18 runs daily from Carbondale at 1 21 pm instead of 9 am. Train 3 departs Carbondale at 10 00 pm, remains steady at 4 pm. Train 40 leaves Carbondale at 3 00 pm instead of 3 45 pm. Train to Wilkes-Barre departs at 7 00 pm and arrives Carbondale at 9 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Wiludson Raileene Wii Isane
Wiking
Carbondale
Wita
Low Op
Wilkes-Barre
Soot A. Rr
Pr A W Chase Nerve Pills Praised By Scranton Resident
In Scranton a local testimonial extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for restoring nerve strength and curing soreness and weakness. Henry Alberts of 16 Biep hgireet reports relief after using the medicine at Matthews Hero drug store and notes the label bears Chase's portrait and signature. The ad promotes availability at local dealers and from the Buffalo firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. A.W. Chase
A. W. Chase
Henry Alberts
Bipeh Gireet
Scranton
A.w.hase
Matthews Heros
Lackawanna Avenue
A. W Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
A ?Hase
M. D
Train Schedule Changes For Sepanton And Carbondale
Train 2 departs Sepanton for cir today with Sunday service, runs Wilkes Barre to Pst and arrives Carbondale later in May. Train 87 serves Sttndiae and will reach Wili Hare and Carbondale by evening. Changes modify Train St to Honesdale at F26, altering the usual Tet a. i. The Weea Carbondale line notes Sunday trains rerouted with stops at Pie view and Like Lodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepanton
Cir
Wilkes: Barre
Carbondale
Leive
Father Whites First Mass at St. Togeote
Crowded St. Togeote church in Buffalo celebrates Father White’s first Mass. Officiants include Deacon Wy Dine and others. Father Divine is praised as an eloquent preacher. Coffey spoke briefly after the blessing was given to all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Toge
Wuffalo
Deweon
Jotis
Baltimore
Lew
Choveniin
Bedouennis
Chaffey
Mather White
George H. Dixon
Tiester
Conmononies
Mather Devine
Coffey Agea
Father White
Lis
Community Cycle Club talk opens with hopeful revival
Sunday program at the Cycle Club featured Rev S O Whiten and President George Kimball delivering engaging remarks on The Alms of Public Life. Music by local performers drew applause as attendees praised the opening session and anticipated future events.
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George & Kimball
Ihieball Ielse
D. Thomas Irak
Farewell Party Held for Meund Alre and Jol Denis
A Friday farewell at the Duarte Avenue home gathered many friends for Meund Alre and Jol Denis. Music, refreshments, and socializing marked the evening as planned by local organizations and the Ulue pape. Mrs. Percy Riggs hosted a widows group, while plans for a second annual event emerged for the Hurke building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meund Alre
Jol Denis
Duarte Avenue
Dennis
Bradford
Muenellit eFtb
Ulue Pape
le Eli
Wim Newur
Hurke
Carbondale High School Closing Exercises Preview
The Carbondale High School plans closing exercises with a lengthy program in the assembly room. The event marks the largest ever graduation for the school, featuring speakers such as Professor Davenport and Rev. Mr. Chaffee, with awards, presentations, and student performances led by Miss Jessie Matthews and Miss Katie Metien.
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Tis
TWC
Carbendale High
Allee Bother
Gretta Bisson
Grace Bisheap
Attin Brewin Pheer Biel
Ras Burke
Putres @Jolemioan
Maathew On Hor
Delbert Eramer
Pert Ox
Dard Mei
Ahoy Clennen
Gertrude Ginathem
Adina Kolden
Willis Chiretier
Minnie Blorvbert
Bertine Dunsivker
Eleator Jones
Lucy Kelly
Dwieth Lathrop
Jessie Matthews
Helen Moon
Robert Menker
Posed Maen Hlon
Michel McMablet
Janes Marri
Kath Mébean
Muairyulin
Nit Riotis
Aler Silth
Kathe Solon
Will Sweigert
Etrive
Drofessor Bevien
Princ
Loro
Yorkers
Mary
Pear
Whitemore
Scranton Business College
Deevenport
Elise
Ned
Wesleyan University
Whittemore
Mir Davenport
Compton
Methodist Church
Stev. Mp
Chifee
Christ
Adedd
Rey
Chaffee
Bryden
Cthiatfee
Assenhbase
Unknown Local Scene Described Nearby Ontario Area
Fragmentary text notes a site north of Vie Ontario and west of Woolrood with unclear details about soil conditions and a perceived event. No clear individuals, organizations, or dates are discernible from the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Ontario
Westeen
Doctor Starts City Truck Farm Project
The doctor conceived a plan to turn land into a truck farm and placed Butler Goodwin in charge. The plot has been plowed and Goodwin is sowing vegetables within city limits, creating what is described as the biggest truck farm in the area and drawing notable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Goodwin
Mir Goodwin
Officers Nominated at St Aloysius Temperance Meeting
At a recent St Aloy siues Temperance society gathering officers were nominated for several posts. Grand Master William Sullivan, sergeant at arms Daniel Peel and William Parke, steward Edward Golden and James Toolan, Frank Milford and John Dudley were nominated. Recording secretary Held over resigned, with Jane Connatehion, Dimes Marvyn, and Mave tin Kennedy proposed for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysiues Temperance Society
Grand Maveshal
William Sullivan
Ans
Daniel Peel
William Parke
Edward Golden
James ‘Toolan
Frank ‘Lifford
John Dudley Tore Oy
Janes Connatehion
Dimes Marcvin
Mave Tin Kennedy
Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion Excursion to Lake Leclere
An excursion organized by the Catholi Women s Benevolent Legion will travel to Lake Leclere likely drawing hundreds to the resort. The outing will feature a climb under the direction of Caterer James G Gaviman and James Coughlin from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholi Women
Lomgion
Lake Leclere
Hintons
Clinbake
James G. Gaviman
Junes Coughlin
Fragments of Fraternal Lodge References in Carbondale
A damaged OCR fragment lists organizations including Olive Leaf Lodge No. 7204 Patriotic Order Sons of America Carbondale U Council Knights of Columbus and Fy Federal Union. The passage is incomplete with unclear contexts or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commie Eaunedd
Olive Leaf Lodge
Federal Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Carbondale U Council
Knights of Columbus
Hospital and Fallbrook sewer work progresses amid weather
Work on the Hospital and Fallbrook street sewer advances as weather allows. Wiese pipes extend to the Fallbrook Street and Hospital Street intersection. Lincoln avenue foundation for Lindsay residence is completed. Mrs. Conrad Thiuenstein returns from Schenectady after her sister Mrs. N. Whatin’s death. Union evangelical services run June 23 to July 14 under the Anthracite Young Men’s Christian Association. Miss Mary Davies and Miss Blodwin Davies hosted a society gathering at their Brooklyn Street home.
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Hospital
Fallbrook Street
Hospital Street
Lincoln Avenue
William E. Lindsay
Conrad Thiuenstein
Belmont Street
Sehenectady
N.Y
N. W.hatin
Union
Carbondale Visit Highlights Regional Social Week
Wilkes-Barre resident John F. Abbot visited Carbondale yesterday while Edward Vivane of Scranton spent Saturday with local friends. Mrs Hards and Miss Irene Searcy stayed with friends in Sevan as Mr and Mrs Hubbard left for Atlantic City for two weeks. Several others including Trenty F. Lewis of New York and Robert Atatthews of Philadelphia were noted as spending time with local acquaintances and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Abbot
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Edward Vivane
Scranton
SS. Hards
Irene Searcy
Sevan
F. O. Hubbard
Atlantic City
Trenty F. Lewis
New York City
Eumphres
Praml Mys
TD. Preston
Serarited
Robert Atatthews
Philadelphia
Tomel
Amips
J. Davis
Solomon
Mas. TH. Ho Stone
Pike Street
Don Tauwhnness
Union
N.Y
R. A. Craft
Van
Marie Seaman
Honesdale
Winwood
Burgess Planning
Thomas I. Williams
Kosten Jastorehht
Williams
M. J. Lavin
Laelaciaina Street
David Waddell
Ralph Sarge
Dunmore
Central School
Hayes
Frank P. McLaughlin
Peckville
Delaware & Hudson Company
Miles’ Grove
Lackawanna
Odd Fellows
Lake Talore
Browns
Olyphant
Rubber Necks
Porter
Wil Haime
Farrell and
Scrivens
T. J. Williams
Joseph Schultz
New York
Tphiladelphia
Evan Thomas
Hollis Smith
Providence
W. O. Jenkins
Glenwood Shaft Water Rise and Local News
Water in Glenwood shaft continues to rise with a guide failure delaying pumping. reports say water reaches about twenty feet up the shaft. Delaware and Hudson colliery pumps falter but lower water slightly after the guide repair. Measles cases rise with new infections reported. Parish and school notices, community events, and local visits fill the week’s scattered items.
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Glenwood
Delaware and Hudson
Prof
S .Stephens
Capalle
Walles
Christie Linde
Moser Mendelson
Serand
John Watere
Batiet
Aretie
Bath
Myron Hinkley
F Nicholson
Mae
Elijah Stephens
Pourth Street
Touloy
Delaware
Siudsam Collleny
Ad Mis
Gilhewt
Ciel Af Delt
TL. A. Burdick
Aeconil Street
Fenda
Mestreham
St. Dimes Milscopal
Binlaw Sehowde
St. Lirke's
Suranien
Diood Shepherd
Green Ridge
St. Mark's
Punmore
Doubtful Rumors and Scranton Residents Speak
A questioned report from a distant place gains belief among Scranton residents. Mrs. J Betrand of 426 South Washington Avenue recounts kidney pain and sleepless nights, claims Dow n s Kidney Pills relief after use at Matthews Bros. drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as agents.
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Sone Kitanger
Ie Peel
Scranton
J. Betrand
South
Washington Avenue
Matthews Bros. Drug Store
Down's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Ated Lake
Theodore Spettigne Returns to Centretery Street
A note lists Theodore Spettigne of Centretery Street as returning with unspecified details. No date or accompanying facts are provided.
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Theodore Spettigne
Centretery Atreet
Olyphant to Hold Regular Borough Meeting Tonight
Borough officials plan a regular meeting to discuss a proposed telephone ordinance and other matters. Council aims to secure votes to pass the measure, while various residents and groups are listed as attending or participating in upcoming events and commitments.
Honor the Flag Birthday Address by Grand Army Leader
A June 14 address to the American people marks the 124th anniversary of the flag’s birth. The piece extols the flag as a symbol of liberty, religion, and humanity, honoring its history from independence to global presence. It urges reverence, unity, and national pride as the nation celebrates its banner.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Liberts
Kfrecdon
Orient
Ness
Ely
Minh
Fon
Tribune Prize Stories announce series of local prize tales
The Tribune reveals prize winners from its Story Contest with most authors agreeing to print their works. Local settings in the Lackawanna valley feature mine incidents and regional lore, with print dates beginning June 12 and ongoing.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Lackawanna Valley
Glad Hearts Among Children At Festival Day
A patriotic festival day celebrates school children singing praise for the flag and national unity. Activities include prayers, exercises, and reverent demonstrations of love for country, with emphasis on peace and harmony rather than military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celta
Damian
Allium G. Khikewell
AL Ra
Edie Tient
Notable Child Prodigy Grithith Displays Rapid Math Skill
A young mathematical genius known as Grithith from Milford showcases extraordinary mental calculation. From counting potatoes peeled to tallying sticks sawed, his early feats astonish educators and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Gritith
Delia
Wits
Bern
Milford
This County
Hay County
Chitilth
Schopal
Henry Belin Jr General Agent for Wyoming District
Henry Belin Jr is identified as a general agent for the Wyoming District for THOS though the text is garbled. The notice references his role and connections to a corporate or agency context, suggesting an official business appointment or designation within a regional district.
Hardest Test Before Him: Sorting Freight Cars
The task demands sorting a freight train with twenty or thirty cars, identifying each car, and assigning its destination or owner to the correct car in order. The exercise emphasizes precise sequencing and recognition of railcar identifiers and their corresponding cargo or company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Shriners Hold Four Day Gathering With Elections Planned
The Shriners assemble for a four day event featuring a grand parade, receptions, and a convention ball. Principal activities include a reception Monday and an election of the supreme potentate at the Philadelphia meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withie
Tigishofpds
Selephon
Hilin Shafter
Philadelphiyy
Tata
Cattle and Sheep Men at War Reported in Sweetwater Border Incident
The Citizen Department reports a clash between cattle and sheep men near the Sweetwater district. Claims cite wattle and dice as the cause with authorities investigating and martial actions described as a barrier line established in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitizen
Olotude
Ces
Iettien
Pon Woaskwlie
Fender
Howe
Me Hartiichee Wore Tek Ve Amana
A garbled OCR item notes a milepost style event with names and places, mentioning Mane follgee teaveivre Iter Moda and Miblwh-Renogmdalitis Abe. The fragmentary text hints at a procession or meeting with unclear details and scattered proper nouns.
Unable to determine due to garbled text
The readable fragments mention a bicycle wire from a Associated Press style agency and potential references to laws and names, but the text is too garbled to extract a coherent news item or event.
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Burke
Carbondale Department
Carbondale’s
Segaiten
S$orelock von Batitan
Aimeang
Pockville
Peekville
Ste
Bull
Conedietor
Tiarves
Thaewes
Strathon
Stitton
Lewie
St. Rose Church
Percy Riggs
Carbondale High School
Lapeanne
Carbondale High Scribel
Poat Pest
Coed
Minis
Herbert
Cortes Graham Olas Doom
Pest
Bono Couneseerceepe
Cenahesartenion
Saheloo
Henin Winsieher
Willis Gardier Up
Mleclin Camnir
Fidl Svsee Pussem Sereet Psraarabar Eyecare
Perenne
Atte Prg
Cliath Mibigen
Willie Kek
Podhack
Missell Shope
Avhitess
the Witwinnis
Keremoat
Dhawenpiant
Matthies
Oe Uy
Litte
Saile
Sete
Ail Rey
Donorreay Een
Rev. Chaffee
Allan
St. Aloysus’ Society
Jermyn and Mayfield
Far Republic
Irving Sidney Dix
Agnes Joyce
Howard le Grande
Martin Joyce
Little Dick
Duane R. Dills
Beatrice
George Harvey
Regina Hotherton
L. Pauline Megargel
Abigail Greenough
Dora Rowe
Sprigley
Mary Nealon
Rose van B. Spence
Bill
P. R. Ovid
Grange
James Watkesa
William 8. Hoskins
Myrtle Reed
Mrs. L. Beggammond
Soliliied
Patebots
Wheedria
Indiana
Winin the Tidhaniapalle News
Caaigh
Caelith
Ernest OL Kindles
Kadimmu University
Peat Lindley
Yale
Jay Dude
Gyennerhl
Ban
Pencis
Paper de Oman
Cirinth
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Repanne Chemical Company
Connell Building
Thos
Eeenetene
Wilkes
Barts
Kansas City
Associated Press
Colorado Ranch
Wedge
Gibson
Circuit Court of
Sheehunder
Ull
Histon
Estebal
Frank Rockefeller
Chewehead
Mies
Mogheteller
Lawes
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