Carbondale notices and local health update in Scranton region
Lackawanna County notices indicate ads and job work left at Shannon & Co. will be promptly attended at the East office open from 9 to 1. A high school commencement in Scranton is noted. HM Powell of Plains visits friends here while Michael O'Neill of Cottage Street is ill with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reatera
Shannon & Co
News Cealers
North Main Street
Ateal
Scranton
HM. Powell
Plains
Michael O'Neill
Cottage Street
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Arf Allegany
Board of Trade Building
The Congressman from Texas at Grand Opera House
The Father Mathew Dramatic club presented The Congressman from Texas directed by Harry W. Gross to an appreciative audience Thursday at the Grand Opera House. Witnesses praised the noble handling of the play and the evening earned strong applause. Between acts Hunt and Hetrick played guitar and mandolin while Frank Somberger showcased balancing and contortion acts. The performance drew much praise and may be repeated by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew Dramatic Club
Texas
Harry W. Gross
Grand Opera House
Mesers
Hunt
Hetrick
Frank Somberger
Daughters of Naomi Form Adjunct to Mystic Chain Order
Thursday afternoon an order of the Daughters of Naomi was organized as an adjunct to the Knights of the Mystic Chain. The initial membership is thirty with officers elected including Past Commander Mrs. John Price Commander Mrs. J. H. Siegel Vice Commander Mrs. H. Daw conductor Mrs. KE. B. Vreeland recording scribe Mrs. Thomas Lee assistant recording scribe Mrs. Edward James treasurer Mrs. Andrew Booth sentinel Mrs. Greenslage trustees W. H. Criffiths John Price and Edward James inside guard Thomas Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Daughters of Naomi
Order of the Knights of the Mystic Chain
Mra
John Price
J. H. Siegel
H. Daw
KE. B. Vreeland
Thomas Lee
Edward James
Andrew Booth
Greenslage
W. H. Criffiths
Narrow escape at Bloomsburg rail station ends with safety
At Bloomsburg on a Wednesday evening G.8 Kimball narrowly escaped a fatal rail accident. A false step left him between a slowly moving train and the freight platform as he was rolled along several feet. The train was slow, and he reached safety but sustained narrow escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Kimball
Local and Personal Notes Update
Freeman Tallman resigns as foreman at the Delaware and Hudson freight house to join the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. Several locals arrive or visit, including Frank Berry from Waterbury and Miss Estelle Jeffers from Montrose. Notable incidents include a surgical operation on a niece of George McCool, a hand injury at the silk mill, and W. H. Bates recovering at home after eye removal. A Crystal Lake branch is opened by photographer Farrington, and a field day between Honesdale and Carbondale high schools is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Tallman
Delaware and Hudson
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Frank Berry
Mrs. Whitney
Waterbury
Conn
Dra, D. L
Mark II
Bailey
George McCool
Simpson
Dr. Gardner
Scranton
Estelle Jeffers
Montrose
J. F. Sullivan
Michael Jordan
Providence
George Hoffman
Lincoln Navenue
Martha Harrs
Dunmore
Meaker
W. H. Bates
Photographer Farrington
Crystal Lake
Ella Harte
Ella Boland
Mangfield State Normal School
Honesdale
Carbondale
Janette McMillan
New York City
Church Street
Grass Country Club
Burke Building
Raymond C. Robinson
Altoona
D. J. Robinson
New Hotel American
Mame Brennan
Reed's
Forest City
Mamie Kerins
Bevan
W. Fletcher
Mysterious Cloth Trade Notice From Kornves Co.
Fragmentary client correspondence from Kornves & Co. describes imported wool cloth fittings and suit making options. The note mentions black English cloth, samples sent by mail, and an offer to examine before payment. It hints at shipping, pricing, and customer inquiry processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoples
Epee
Skate Kornves & Co
Children Day Observed Across Local Churches
Church notices outline Children day services at Calvary Baptist with Rev. Dr. H. H. Harris preaching at 10 30 a m and a full afternoon program led by local children and musicians. Other items include Odd Fellows meeting and school diploma examinations in Minooka.
Local Notes From Dalton and Nearby Towns
Dr Miles and daughter Carrie of Dalton visited Mrs E Reynolds on Sunday. Mrs Walter Chambers of Stanton town visits her mother Mrs John Twining. C A Benjamin works for N D Riker remodeling his West Nicholson house. F B Benedict of Green Ridge was a town caller. Ruben Kimple who broke his ankle jumping off cars is improving. Children's day exercises at M E church Sunday June 20 at 7 30. Mrs Cora Leonard of Scranton visiting her parents Asa Phils. Roy Benjamin drives a milk wagon for Emery Stone. Mr and Mrs H N Patrick spent Thursday in Scranton. Misses Minnie Lenora Bartree Ila Jennings attended teachers examination at Dalton. Miss Grace King called to Mill City by grandmother illness. Miss Daisy Billings staying weeks at Lake Sheridan. Mrs Byron Lambusher returned from Scranton. Russell Dymond fell into uncovered well. rescued with only fright and a bruise. Miss Carrie Colvin attended Keystone academy commencement.
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Miles
Carrie
Dalton
E. Reynolds
Walter Chambers
Stantontown
John Twining
C. A. Benjamin
N. D. Riker
West Nicholson
Benedict
Green Ridge
Ruben Kimple
M. E
Cora Leonard
Scranton
Asa Phils
Roy Benjamin
Emery Stone
H. N. Patrick
Minnie
Lenora Bartree
Ila Jennings
Grace King
Mill City
Daisy Billings
Lake Sheridan
Byron Lanbusher
Russell
Wayman Dymond
Archbald baseball clash at White Oak colliery
A vivid Wednesday game pitted White Oak colliery outside hands against Raymond colliery outside and inside hands. White Oak’s young players outpaced the Raymond club as Ruddy the pitcher McAndrew the catcher and Marty Fleming starred for White Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Delaware and Hudson
Raymond Colliery
Raymond Club
Ruddy
McAndrew
Marty Fleming
White Oak's victory and Timlin entertain crowd
White Oak's team did fine work and Diamond Timlin kept the crowd in good humor with his tricks. The overall performance pleased the audience as the Raymon Club showed room for improvement with more practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak's
Diamond Timlin
Vetw
Raymon Club
Address to Peckville graduates on graduation night
Rev. 8 C Simpkins delivering the graduation address at Peckville First Methodist Church as diplomas are presented. He urges students to become true American citizens, uphold the Constitution, and guard against oppression and anarchy while honoring teachers and the public school system. He recalls Daniel Webster and asks graduates to remember those who helped them rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
8. C. Simpkins
First Methodist Church
Ieee
Kreat Republic
Berty
Rome
Board of Education
Hiim
Hur
Gay
Boston
Weekend Visits and Deaths Highlight Scranton Area
Sunday visits mark family ties as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Post and child from Scranton spend time with J. F. Sayer. Nellie Havenstrite from Jermyn returns home after a short stay. Agnes Watts is ill and Mrs. A. D. David mourns a young death. Upcoming Epworth League installation on Wednesday June 1 with social planned. Michael McDonald and Helen McAndrews wed at the Cathedral on Wednesday June 36 by Rev. R. H. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Post
Scranton
Mr. Post
J. F. Sayer
Nellie Havenstrite
Jermyn
Agnes Watts
A. D. David
Rickhard
Margaret Wardell
Epworth League
Moffit
D. J. Roberts
Michael McDonald
Misa Helen McAndrews
R. H. Walsh
Funeral for Dr. Trishkon Attended at Bride's Parents Home
Funeral services were held largely at the late home of Dr. Trishkon on Tuesday with Rev. Stanley officiating and Rev. H. Guy Snowden assisting. The ceremony followed the bride’s reception at her parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishkon
Stanley
Guy Snowden
Mayfield and Sunsets Playoff Ends in 14 Run Game
Mayfield faced the Sunsets of Archhbald at Alumni Park in a high scoring affair, the Mayfield club falling 14 to 10. Other items note local theatre productions, school levy decisions, and community events including a Mayfield school board meeting and a Methodist church service program.
Primitive Methodist church renovation prompts reopening services
The Primitive Methodist church in town undergoes roof reshingling and interior painting. Special reopening services are scheduled for tomorrow at 10 30 AM and 6 30 PM. Miss Lizzie Dolphin has returned from Mansfield after winter study. The Eagle Hose Company sets its seventh annual picnic and clam bake in Father Mathew's grove this afternoon and evening. The rifle range is closed today. Pay day occurs at Johnsons No 1 and 2 collieries. The infant child of Mr and Mrs H Williams is ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist
Lizzie Dolphin
Main Street
Mansfield
Eagle Hose Company
Father Mathew
Local Social Notes From Clark's Green and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wells visited daughter Mrs. Egbert Leach in Georgetown and returned Tuesday. Miss Bertha Beatty of Newark N J stays with grandmother Mrs J B Austin. Miss Luella Frace and Miss Emma Coon left Tuesday for Kingston for the Seminary commencement. Children day services planned at the two Methodist churches. Mr and Mrs W S Frace left Tuesday for Wyoming Seminary Kingston to attend graduation. their daughter Miss Elizabeth Frace is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Wells
Egbert Leach
Georgetown
Bertha Beatty
Newark
N. J
J. B. Austin
Luella Frace
Emma Coon
Kingston
W. 8. Frace
Wyoming Seminary
Elizabeth Frace
To Cuore a Cold in One Day Drug Ad
A vintage remedy claims to cure a cold in one day using Iaxative Bromo Quinine Tableta. The ad promises a full refund if it fails and lists a price of 25 cents.
Lehigh Valley Rail Schedules and Connections Details
Railroad timetable fragment lists Lehigh Valley routes with trains to Philadelphia New York Pittston Wilkes-Barre and other coal region points via D and H R including Black Diamond Express. It names Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia routes and lists stations South Bethlehem Scranton and Lackawanna Avenue office contacts for Wilbur and Honne Acta agents.
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Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Elisabet
Philadelphia
Mauon Chunk
Alientown
Bethlehem
Easton
Ong Hranch
Ee Grove
Etc
Reading
Livanon
Piesenare
Allentown
Sunear
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
Coxpress - Buffet
Sncalgnie
Eentution
Aldwin
Canadian Pacific RY
Maine
Canada
Maritime Province
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Ile
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
B. W. Skinner
Broadway
Dell
Lacka
Western
Scranton
Trenton
Washington and
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Daneville
Mount Morris
Mogels
Toring
Tuffulo
Bilpointe
Southwes Binghamton and & Station
Olson
Enemas
Richfeld Springs
Northurn
Pittaton
Wilkens Barre
Plymout Boomeburgy
Danville
Northumberland
Willamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Bouth
Nanticoke
Knewton
M. L. Smith
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Authoncity Coal
Edgene
H.R
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
W. H.R
White Heaven
Tiatteton
Principel
Coal Rats
H.R BR
Hethiehem
Aston
Peete
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Geneva
New Intermediate
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Ota & H.R. R
Lehigh Valley
Bridge
Rcta HY
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Lackawanna County
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Ancients Order Knights of the US
Pioneer City Castle
No. 206
W. W. Watt
Petersburg
W. P. Gregory
J. Williamson
John R. Jones
W. JD. Evans
A. Jacoba
5. Godwin
J. H. Naisty
Germania Band
Hyde Park
Qaiery
Mesera
Henry Chapman
William Griffiths
Benjamin Vreeland
Joseph Wilze
John Powell
Abram Jacobs
Naomi
Paylor
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H. Harris
Mises Annie Rose
Lucy Winters
Ben Harris
Jesus
Ethel Steele
Maud Davie
Maud Evans
Edith Williams
Maggie Marsh
Brother
Ligate Marehisolo
Bertha Rose
Maud Hodgse
Woodworth
Minnie Hansley
Etta Tarria
Lizzie Owens
Eddie
Leah Evans
Minooka
Chester Simmons
Elmhurst
Baker
Rendham
John Griffiths
Jennie Robbins
Welsh Congregational Church
Ivor Thomas
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Frisbee
Messia
M. C. Judge
Michael P. Judge
South Scragton
Clinton
Iowa
Peter Lally
A. Stegner
Blues
John Scrivens
John D. Jones
John W. Jones
David X. Lewis
James McDermott
Joseph Jones
Martin Willames
Edward Williams
John Coombs
Samuel Parker
Antonia Borcard
Notary Public
Old Forge
Columbus Hotel
William JD. Phillips
Moscow
TUS N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Louis
Montreat
Mayfield
Sunsets
Archhbald
Bate
Alumni Park
Gettysburg
David G. Williams
James Sullivan
W. L. Jenkins
State Hospital
Warren
Miss Jenkins
Mayfield School Board
Richard Gendall
Hickories
St. Thomas’ College
Methodist Church
John Wesley
Badger
the Holy Club
W. T. Osborne
Wesley
Georgia
Robert Hall
William Seymore
Oxford
Naboth Osborne
George W. Coleman
Wyoming Valley
The
BURR
Royal Arcanum
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Wayne Counties
Priceburg
Her
Queen Victoria
Pennsylvania
Farview
Bauer
Alexander
WA Pierge Penn Ave. Market
Somalia
the Newark
Eveybody
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Jas. A. Banister Co
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Lumber
GANG
Dickson
Ennes
Balle
Aseron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Hazleton and
Pottevile
Gent Pass
R. Wood J. B. Hutchinson
Gail Borden
Eagle
Erie
Sint
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Lake
Lake Artol
Delawall and Hudson
Albany
Sarate
Montreal
Bostton
New England
Riessoe Wilkes-Barre
Rte
Sean
de Lehi
Valle
North
Wilkea-Hbarre
York
Somanton
Nunaa Rive Eae
Ted Wtree
Weehaw
Booth
Hancock
Fistarort
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