Browns to face Scranton YMCA in local clash at Safelock
The Browns of Olyphant host the Young Men's Christian Association team from Scranton tomorrow afternoon at Safelock in a highly anticipated game. Also note a burglary on Western depot wire at Masin near Ontario with no losses. Dr. W E Lloyd made a Philadelphia business trip. Primitive church ladies plan a festival next week. Miss Ida White visits from Carbondale. Miss Stela Edwards dies in Priceburg. burial set for Union cemetery.
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Thute
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
Safelock
W. E. Lloyd
Philadelphia
Wao
Masin
Ontario
Western Depot
Wulne
Primitive Church
F. L. van Sickle
Normandy
Ida White
Carbondale
May Mahon
Stela Edwards
Ann Edwards
Priceburg
John C. Edwards
Olyphant
Union Cemetery
Local News Briefs From Hallstead and Nearby
Hallstead reports Professor J L Richards of Chicago visiting his sister Mrs T D Larob. Wilcott patriarch suffered paralysis in Elmira and is not expected to live. Mrs John Tyler and Florence Swartz visit New York City. Mrs George Hatford has returned home from Scranton. Mrs Samir Daniels and Frank visit town. The pay car will pay DL&W employees Saturday morning. Lonia Wilmot starts foundation for a new house on Fourth Street.
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J. L. Richards
Chicago
T.D. Larob
Wilcott
George and
Northort Wilcott
Elmira
John Tyler
Florence Swartz
New York City
George Hatford
Scranton
Samir Daniels
Frank
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lonia Wilmot
Fourth Street
Atreet
Jer Slater
Manafield
Carbondale Athletic Social
Dandaff
Ellen Sardival
Pike Street
Martin Dolphin
Archisld
St. Rose Ehurch
High School Alumni Association
Central High School
John Law
Pittston
Carbondale
Alice Bridgett
New York
Electrica extend winning streak against Dirhers
Moosic postmaster James Butler and Blakely resident ZD Elwarde visited the town yesterday while Hyde Park's Jennie Daniels called. The Electrica defeated the Dirhers in a recent game as the home team played strongly and fielded well. Weber's rink hosted a Taylor Young Men's Dramatic company performance of Confederate Spy with proceeds for Price Library association. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised as a cough medicine sold by dealers.
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James Butler
Moosic
ZD Elwarde
Blakely
Jennie Daniels
Hyde Park
Ligeia Daniels
The
Electrica
Dirhers
Olu Forge
Péte
Weber
Taylor Young Men's Dramatic Company
Procveda
Price Library Association
Wedding Bells for Maggie Duffy and John Boland in St Thomas Church
Miss Maggie Duffy and John F. Boland were wed at St Thomas church with Rev T J Comerford officiating. The ceremony featured maid of honor Miss Marie Daffy and groomsman Mr P J Boland. Afterward a reception at the bride’s home and a wedding tour to Reading Philadelphia and Washington followed.
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Jane
Maggie Duffy
John F. Boland
St Thomas’ Church
Mendelasohn
T. J. Comerford
Marie Daffy
P. J. Boland
Anit Lis
Father Comerford
Mamie Foote
John Duffy
Cemetery Street
Dredkfist
Conrad Vernon
William Swift
Hill Street
St. Thomas
Velock
Scranton Treetion Company
Peckville
Archbald
Carbondale Company
Indiam tableaux and Hiawatha programme at Odd Fellows hall
Dunmore reports the evening program featuring Indiam tableaux such as Pocahontas and Penns Treaty with the Indians and a Longfellow Hiawatha pageant in two parts. Vocals and instrumentals will accompany the scenes under the Young Ladies' Mission Circle supervision with 25 cent admission. Also notes funeral of Hugh Donnelly, coal company work resuming, and a new eighth-mile track at Laurel Hill park.
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Odd Fellows
Pocahontas
John Smith
Canosiens
Bradford
Penn
Squawa Recreation
Evangeline
Longfellow
Hiawatha
Methodist Episcopal Church
Danmore
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Laurel Hill Park
Bucklon n Amnion Salva ad for skin eruptions
An old ad promises Bucklon n Amnion Salva as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers chapping and skin eruptions. It claims a money back guarantee of satisfaction and a price of 5 cents per box for use by Matthews Dros.
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Matthews Dros
Local Notes From Forest City and Vicinity
Forest City reports of residents traveling to Philadelphia for graduation and visitors from Carbondale and Olyphant. Maxey departs for Mansfield State Normal School as he attended commencement last year. A runaway incident on Main Street left Bert Blakeslee and Bert Trim injured. Trim escaped with a minor injury. Principal W. Gi. Trim reelected for next year. Board of Trade to meet. A severe burn in Clifford Township proved fatal to Mrs Thomas, with husband and Dr Fike aiding. Funeral services for Erew Thomas and My Richard Jones will be held at the late residence with interment at Hyde Park, Scranton Forest City News.
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Wade
Washington Street
Flora Allen
Forest City
Electric Street
Scranton
Peckville
Carbondale Traction Company
Carbondale
Columbus Barn
Italy
Bowrun
Trovatore
Tartaglia
Verdi
Lucia
Donigetti
Galop
Frank Brennan
South Church
DP. Lappous
Misa Addie Lappous
Yeaterfey
Philadelphia
Miss.sionary School
Powtminter Cunningham, Jr
Apo Carbondale Friends
T. J. Maxey
Miia Jone Tyler
Whitney Masten
Susqashanne
D. D. Dwyer
George Slixey
Olyphant
Oliver Coyle
Knapp
Aldrich
Crystal Like
Foluy
Maxey
Mansfield State Normal School
Myron Woodmanase
Ape Lew
Delaware
Bert Blakeslee
Horne
Bert Trim
Trim
Main Street
Dundaff Street
Binkyslee
Fred Bivine
W. Gi. Trim
Forest City Board of Tride
David
Crystal Lake
Clifford Townslip
Thomas
Fike
Donduff
Finpyos
Ales
Thoma
Thomas Wnd
Richard Jones
Vinuhug
Fanersi
Hyde Park
Scrantou —Forest
City Newa
Marriage of Min Blische Samher announced for June 7
The wedding of Min Blische Samher daughter of Thay, and Mr Crossley of Forest City, is announced for Wednesday June 7 at 1 30 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple formerly resided in Honesdale. Dwight Dorflinger is home from action. Marvin Wilbur and wife visited Honesdale. B M Wilcox dies aged 78. funeral Saturday at 11 30 a.m. at his late home on Monin street. Liedsrkrang picnic at Bellevue park Thursday drew a large crowd. trotting at the fair ground July 4.
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Min Blische Samher
Thay
Mra
J. B. Pamner
Pitstor
Tromas
Honesdale
Thursdey
B. M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Wayne County
Uncertain motto echoes in Pitaburg tale
Report from Pitaburg notes debate over the line in a famous creed, "All men are born free and equal," with residents puzzled by which rights are meant. The piece hints at public curiosity and local reactions to a timeless phrase.
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Pitaburg
Tinea
Arbitration Below Coma Aifoowa Trume
A fragment quotes a demand that no person or faction may plunge the country into distress over private quarrels urging state intervention to restrain such actions. The text reflects a call for moral restraint and political remedies amid turmoil.
Unclear text fragment prompts administration blame
A garbled OCR fragment mentions congress and administration blame and election context. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the core idea of political attribution and upcoming ballots uncertain.
Bich.acAnUM Hump-backed Riding Rivalry Recalled
Fragmentary verse mocks a style of riding and cycling culture, contrasting fifty years of walking with today’s bicycle trend. The snippet cites Chfene Infivr-Ocean as the source or speaker in a reflective, antiquated newspaper tone.
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Ocean
Jermyn News Briefs From Farview Excursion And Community Notes
Jermyn reports a July 18 morning bat and ball match at Farview between J. C. Turner’s eupololies and William Bell’s elons in conjunction with the Methodist Episcopal excursion. The Timene Thesseial of Court Lilly of the Valley, Order of Forrestera, sets events for Friday evening in public view. Also noted are social plans by St Aloysius society for young ladies, W. A. Banting of Scranton visiting, 0. S. Carey & Co preparing their first performance June 18 before heading to Forest City, Rev. M. E. Lynctt visiting, M. A. Hoffeker planning a summer dwelling on Cemetery Street, and a factory site recommendation near Charles Puckey’s Second Street residence.
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J. C. Turner
William Bell
Farview
Methodist Episcopal
Lilly of
Order of Forrestera
Allure
Siedea
W. A. Banting
Scranton
Carey & Co
Forest City
M. E. Lynctt
M. A
Castoria Through Ages
Historical rhyme traces Castoria use across a family from infancy to adulthood. It notes repeated reliance on the remedy as children cry and parents seek comfort. The verse emphasizes Castoria as a continuous presence in caregiving.
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