Local notices and seasonal street guidance in Carbondale
Readers are asked to note ads for job work and publications left at Shannon and Co on North Main Street with office hours from 4 to 10 PM. Main Street traffic to be preserved this season. A Wallace meeting at the Methodist church featured Rev Dr Strong, Rev Charles Lee, and Rev E K Jepson in devotional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon &c
Nowndealers
North Main Street
Walon
Methodial Church
Dr Btrong
The
Evangelical Alliance
Charles Lee
Presbyterian Church
EK. T. Jepson
Baptist Church
Nurses Graduate at Emergency Hospital in Formal Ceremony
About one hundred invited guests witnessed graduation exercises at Emergency hospital Friday evening. Mayor O Neill, hospital officials, and several local residents attended as Miss Desmond, salutatorian, and Miss Brigen delivered essays. Diplomas were presented by President Walker and the class received gifts including a syringe and opera glasses.
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Emergency Hospital
Doryer
Grace Brigen
Crescent
Lizzie Maxwell
Osmay
Walker
Alderman Jones
Briges
Desmond
Trip Through England Planned by Scurry and Evans
D W Scurry and W D Evans plan a summer tour of England under Eschelon commandery of Knights Templar Pittsburg. They sail July from New York aboard the City of Rome visiting Glasgow Edinburgh and other Scottish sites then London. After crossing to Ostend they fly to Paris and tour England before returning. Evans and Scurry may stay longer in Wales to visit Evans' old home and attend the Welsh National eistedd fod.
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England
D. W. Scurry
W. D. Evans
Eschelon Commandery
Knights Templar
Pittsburg
New York
Rome
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Scotland
London
English Channel
Ostend
Paris
America
Messrs. Evans
Scurry
Mr. Evans
Wales
Small graduating class names six young ladies
The high school class of this year is very small with six graduates. Miss Grace Munn will be valedictorian and Miss Ella Horan salutatorian. Isabelle Watt will be class president.
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Grace Munn
Ella Horan
Emma Barrett
Mary Murphy
Margaréet Morrison
Isabelle Watt
Miss Munn
Horan
Red Men appoints Bone deputy great sachem in PA district
Walter R. Rodgers of Philadelphia, great sachem of the great council of Pennsylvania, Independent Order of Red Men, has appointed past sachem John F. Bone deputy great sachem for this district. The appointment honors Mr Bone for his worth and wins many congratulatory friends.
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Walter R. Rodgers
Philadelphia
Great Council of Pennsylvania
Independent Order of Red Men
John FE. Bone
Bone
Hackley kindergarten closes with ceremony on Main Street
Closing exercises for Hackley kindergarten were held yesterday morning in the Main Street building. Mia Hackley of Tarrytown hosted and Mrs Hackley told of her California trip. Rev. T J Comerford praised education and charitable gifts. Ice cream and cake followed the program as attendees enjoyed the event. Portraits of school board members Yhara and W T Cummings appear in today’s Tribune.
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Hackley
Main Street
Mia
B. Hackley
Tarrytown
T. J. Comerford
Hneckley
John Blackwill
Bradley Beach
the Tribune
Yhara
W. T. Cummings
John J. Barrett
McAndrew
Liberty Pole Planned for July Fifth in Peckville
A large Peckville gathering selected a site for a liberty pole to be raised July 5. Burgess S B Williams chairs the meeting with W J Beard as secretary and W T Budd as treasurer. A committee will solicit funds and coordinate speakers, a band, and parade plans.
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W. J. Beard
W. T. Budd
Tande
Philetus Snedicor
Kenneth Murdock
John Tuthill
Halsey Lathrup
James G. Stevens
Grand Army of the Republic
Ealph Tiffany
Cassie Williams
Kate Dodson
Tessie Craig
Elia Ketchum
B. Wiliams
W. J. Bread
C. J. Ganzermuller
Henry Purdy
Corey Jenkins
J. L. Jones
W. J. Bohner
Solomon Walters
Wilson Fire Company
Albert Chapman
Wyoming Seminary
William Vancoth
New Milford
David Shay
U. V. Mace
Utica
N. Y
Board of Education
Clase
Young People's Republic
Ward election marks first term for Cummings
The second ward receives a young, accomplished man in Mr. Cummings as he starts his first office. Voters hope for strong performance in all duties. Diphtheria remains a concern. A son of John Mockman on Hill street and a child of Philip Wallen were buried on Wednesday. A. J. Cawley and J. A. Foote were in Scranton yesterday.
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Mr. Cummings
John Mockman
Hill Street
Philip Wallen
A. J. Cawley
J. A. Foote
Scavanton
Taylor Lodge Hosts Reception for New Grand Master
W Gaylord Thomas of Scranton was unanimously elected grand master of the Independent Order in a reception by Taylor Lodge No 60 at Williamsport. Dignitaries from state lodges attended, with remarks praising Thomas and pledges to advance Odd Fellowship, plus musical and spoken tributes from local members.
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Order of Old Tellows
W. Gaylord Thomas
E.q
Scranton
Grand Seasions
Williamsport
Taylor Lodge
Gsrand
Taylorville Lodge
W. G. Howells
Thomas
M. J. Lloyd
Odd Fellowship
D. M. Davis
James E. Watkins
William Rogers
Myr. Thomas
Edwin Allen
Evan G. Evans
David Jones
America
Italian Preserving Method for Oranges Lemons
An Italian process preserves fruit flavor by culling while green, salting for three to eight days, then drying on shelves. Rinsing in fresh water removes salt before use to keep succulent aroma. Also advertised Mystic Cure claims rapid rheumatism relief with quick dosing, offered by Carl Lorens in Scranton.
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Italy
Carl Lorens
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Pyramid Pile Cure hailed as four-box success
A Columbus Ohio man testifies four Pyramid Pile Cure boxes cured his four year battle with protruding piles and he now claims complete relief. The ad cites safety with no opium or mineral poisons and notes accompanying Pyramid Pills for constipation. Pyramid Drug Co offers the treatment at 60 cents per box and 25 cents for pills with a free booklet by mail from Albion Michigan.
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Henry Thomas
Hosack Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Cincinnati
Albion
Mich
Mall Free
Local society notes and upcoming events in Hydeville
Mr David Jones presided at the organ as refreshments followed. Emblem division No 67 of Bons of Temperance meets in Van Horns hall. The 10 month old child of Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Evans of Greenwood died Saturday evening. Burial Tuesday at Forest Home cemetery. Misses Sadie and Marshy Knapp of Greenwood visited Mira Sadie Gangwer on North Main. Lawn social at Welsh Baptist church was a success. Eddie Davia, injured at Taylor mines, is at Moses Taylor hospital in Scranton. Reds travel to Nicholson for a league game with Morris pitching and Glynn catching. William Thomas and John Gibbons of First ward to play handball for 226 purse. first half at Lake Arles, Calvary Baptist church excursion. second half at Farview, I C B I Hyde Park excursion. game to 41 points. Columbian Athletic club entertainment postponed. John Evans of Hyde Park visited friends. Calvary Baptist excursion tomorrow. depart Taylor station D B L W rail. Nay Aug switch to Erie and Wyoming roads to lake. tickets Adults 50 cents, children 60 cents.
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David Jones
Temperance
van Horn
Llewellyn Evans
Greenwood
Forest Home Cemetery
Sadie
Marshy Knapp
Mira Sadie Gangwer
Main Street
Welsh Baptist Church
Eddie Davia
Taylor Mines
Moses Taylor Hospital
Scranton
Reds
Nicholson
Morris
Glynn
William Thomas
John Gibbons
Firet Ward
Lake Arles
Calvary Baptist Church
Farview
Hyde Park
Columbian Athletic Club
John Evans
Taylor Station
Erie and
Wyoming Road
Crystal Fire Company Sells Many Tickets For Texas Congressman Play
Jermyn residents buy numerous tickets for The Congressman From Texas at Crystal Fire Company showings to be held tonight and tomorrow under veteran director Harryross. local social notes mention Miss Stella Wademan visiting Peckville and others in Scranton and Carbondale. boundary report confirms Jermyn Mayfield line with precise bearings and distances.
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Crystal Fire Company
Texas
Harryross
Jermyn and
Vicinity
S. D. Davis
Scranton
Hickories, Jr
Honesdale
Hickories
Alumni Park
Stella Wademan
Peckville
Thomas Solomon
Albert Moon
Carbondale
Charles Hoyt
Pittston
A. B. Dunning
A. G. Batenberg
Jermyn
Mayfield
Archbald
Main Street
Boundary description of land parcels and monuments
A legal description details a parcel starting three minutes west through Nathaniel Depew's land to a corner on Second avenue then to a corner on Division Street. It references the Delaware and Hudson company property, a cut stone monument, and the Hillard Coal and Tron company with the John B. Smith estate as adjoining owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Depew
Second Avenue
Division Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Hillarde Coal and Tron Company
John B. Smith
Two Local Boys Die. Funerals Planned Today
In Olyphant Arthur Olyphant Jones, 11, son of Mr and Mrs John Jones, died yesterday from heart trouble. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM. Alfred Williams, 11, of Susquehanna Street, died last night after a two week illness from quinsy. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
John Jones
Alfred Williams
Frank Williams
Susquehanna Street
Jlness
Quinsy
Economy and marriage clash over a gown purchase
A Chicago Post tale shows a wife challenging her husband on money for clothes. After a tense exchange she produces a quarter, casting doubt on his claim he controls all spending. He finally agrees to her request for a regular allowance for household and personal expenses.
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Chicago Post
Mra
Morbicheal
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