High School Class of 1900 Graduates in Carbondale
The Carbondale High School graduating class of 1900 numbers twenty four with three boys. Miss Willian Peuckert is valedictorian, Miss Olive Pengelly salutatorian, and Miss Mary Tell class historian. The roster includes Genevieve M. Birs, Mary Agnes Bell, Mary Boylan, Olive Pengelly and others. Commencement program features Beethoven pieces, salutatory, essays, recitations, vocal solos, and diplomas presented by Superintendent E. B Garr. Weather notes and local events follow, including salt breaker work and a cake walk at the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Peuckert
Olive Pengelly
Mary Tell
Ciaes
Clase
Genevieve M. Birs
Mary Agnes Bell
Mary ‘St. Boylan
Alice Mary Brown
Martha
Clarence L. Wright
Halleck J. Warren
Newell van Hergen
Musiec
Beethoven Symphony Orchestra
Chorug
Cosny
Soa Shelia
Olive Pongelly Fiano
Mary Log’ N
Teresa Foxe
St. Michaels
Mary Cavanaugh
Halleck Warren
R. Hockenberry
W. D. Evans
C. Bridgett
M. Hockenberry
Mary Surdovel
Thanksgiving Avenue
Effie Dolph
Eizabeth Teets
E. BE. Garr
Surveying for a Tunnel Suggests Feasible Route
The Delaware and Hudson surveyors working near Waymart are compiling data for a proposed tunnel under the Moosies. engineers consider a subterranean line from Waymart toward a ravine east of Mayfield to Edgerton colliery as a feasible route with multiple options under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deazen
Delaware and Hudson Company
Waymart
Carbondale
Forest City
Edgerton
Mayfield
Children celebrate day at Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday schools
Yesterday marked Children’s Day with decorative auditoriums at both churches. Programs featured songs recitations and readings. At Presbyterian the Sunday school anniversary included reports from four schools and an address by Colonel F L Hitchcock of Scranton along with notable music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
F. L Hitchcock
Scranton
Local and Personal Notices Highlight Community Moves
Dr and Mrs Charles Burr of Grove street plan a trip to Jamestown New York today to visit their son Rev James Morrison recently ordained in Rochester New York celebrated mass at St Rose Church yesterday Mesdames W R and Charles Johnson return from Honesdale John Orchard arrived home from Old Point Comfort car builders convention Mrs J B Van Bergen returns from Green Ridge view Mrs Phoebe L Irwin granted an eight dollar pension Lloyd Olver spent Sunday in Bethany Mrs W W Bronson and Mrs Charles Perkins spend this week at Atlantic City Presbyterians plan Sunday school outing at Jefferson Park Select Councilman John Mannion leaves for Buffalo with School Director Moon to represent Heptasophs convention A R Jones of Scranton spent yesterday in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burr
Grove Street
Jamestown
N. Y
James Morrison
Rochester
St. Rose Church
Green Ridge
Lloyd Olver
Bethany
W. W. Bronson
Charles Perkins
Atlantio City
Phoebe L
Irwin
Jefferson Park
John Mannion
Buffalo
Moon
A. R. Jones
Scranton
Carbondale
Carpenters Fall Ill at Avery Island Salt Breaker Job
Mr F L Taylor stayed with Edward Aldrich in Scranton yesterday. Abe Greiner sick with fever while living with his uncle E E Greiner on Main street. Stanley Newton Joseph Milburn and Russell Hoffecker returned from Avery Island La Saturday night after workers built a salt breaker. The crew contracted typhoid fever during the heat season and eight men remain ill. Foreman George Wescott and his brother Ralph are hospitalized near Avery Island with typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Taylor
Edward Aldrich
Scranton
Abe Greiner
E. E. Greiner
Main Street
Favery
Stanley Newton
Joseph Milburn
Russell Hoffecker
Avery Island
Dwight Kingstey
George Wescott
Ralph Wescott
Eighteenth Birthday Celebrated At Morgans Home West Minooka
Arthur Morgans eighteenth birthday party at his mother Mrs Evan Morgans home in West Minooka drew about thirty couples. Sisters Ray Jessie and Alice Morgans assisted host. Luncheon followed and music plus games entertained guests until late. Also notes on local events include a Metho dist church ten cent supper and phonograph show, ball games at Factoryville, a grand staphophone entertainment at Stewart's Memorial church, pay day at Jermyn and Greenwood collieries, and various visits and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morgans
Evan Morgans
West Minooka
Morgan
Misses Ray
Jessie
Alice Morgans
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Morris
M. J. Glynn
Factoryville
Keystone Academy
Montrose Association
Morris
Stewart's Memorial Church
Jermyn
Greenwood
Scott Hendershot
Alonzo Wendershot
Lake Winola
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
John Price
Ridge Street
Providence
Maud Fivane Ie
Hyde Park
William Reese
John Gordon
Scranton
P. J. Hannan
Ransom
Miss Hannan
New York City
Nelson Lowry
David Bowen
Fred Wilson
Wilkes-Barre
Abram Griffithe
Pyne
Thomas Jones
Bollevie
Thomas M. Davis
Main Street
New Milford Gleanings of Local News and Marriages
New Milford details include the June 14 marriage of Cyrus Notewore and Lena Wilcox at Little Meadow, updates on Flattie Pratt’s return from Barnard College, Mrs. Badger’s visit to Scraunton, and social visits of Mrs. Vailig, Mrs. Palmer, Miss McKerman, and Miss Burker. Also noted are Dyron Foote’s death after a three week illness, the funeral led by Rev. R. N. Ives, interment at New Milford cemetery, and Foote family survivors including a mother, wife, two daughters, and brother Lealle Foote of St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Notewore
F. G. Inderlied
Little Meadowa
Lena Wilcox
Flattie Pratt
Barnard College
New York
JL. W. Badger
Scraunton
C. B. Vailig
J. 8. Palmer
Mansfield
Martha Mckerman
Mattie Burker
Utica
Andrew Gardner
Scranton
Candace Lewis
Saxa Wilmarth
Hopbottom
Dyron Foote
New Milford Township
R. N. Ives
New Milford Cemetery
Foote
Lealle Foote
Bt. Paul, Minn
Notable Social Visiting and Local Church observance
Mrs Benson spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs EF J Chapman and returned to Scranton in the evening Mis Grace II Stanton and Miss Mabel R Foster of Bose man Montana are guests of Mr and Mrs A A Davie The latter plans a sojourn in Washington Children s day observance was held at the Methodist church last evening The programme Peace or War was rendered Rev M Godshall assisted Webster Swallow was seriously shot while handling a revolver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.&. Godshall
Webster Swallow
Soldier Recovers After Accidental Gun Discharge
A soldier sustained a bullet wound to the left leg above the knee and beneath the knee on the inner side. He is reported improving after examination by physicians.
Jerymin and Mayfield Children Observe Peace and War
In Jermyn and Mayfield, Children's Day services at the Methodist Episcopal church featured a two part program with readings by Preston Badger and Arthur Fowler, songs and tributes to peace, and war. Hydrophobia death reported for John A. Solomon, long-time Jer myn resident. funeral planned with local clergy and community groups attending. Also notices: Mrs Merritt dies after years in Jer myn. Thomas Cavendy's funeral at Sacred Heart. upcoming marriage of Margaret Collins and Tr. Bergan at Sacred Heart church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston Badger
Woith Waters
God
Rex
Townsend
Henry Shields
Florence Miller
Clara Bennett
George Gebhardt
Young America
Arthur Fowler
Imma Roberts
Robert Hall
Minnie Phillips
William Lewis
T. Tengough
Misa Mareuret Davia
Charles Carter
Mies M. Rymer
Moraury
Truro
Cornwall
England
Carbondale
Jermyn
Mia
Regan
Griffiths
Foresters
Knights of Proner
Merritt
Andrew Carter
Second Street
William A
Nashbrook Street
Samuel
Mayfield
John
George
James
Alaska
Thomas Caveney
East Side
Sacred Heart Church
M. E., Lynott
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Toma
David Donahue
John Stanton
Michael Walsh
John Muldoon
Patrick Bloomer
Aliss Margaret Colins
Rs. P. H. Collins
South Main Street
Tr. H. Bergan
Dickson City High Pupils Star in Evening Programme
Priceburg community listing shows Dickson City High School pupils performing in Smith's hall on Main Street this evening. Doors at 7, admission ten cents. Program includes orations, dialogues, songs, and a clownish parade of acts by junior and senior students, with ten little girls and many young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson City High School
Smith's Hall
Main Street
James O'Connor
William Meehan
Edith Morgan
Kate O'Connor
Margaret Morgan
Johnnie Dooley
Cuba
Primitive Methodist Church
Fell Grove
Delaware and Hadson Depot
W. H H. Smith
Ita
Ladies Aid Society
Zimmerman
Storrs Avenue
Duryea Murder Stuns Suburbs and Local News Digest
Duryea reports another murder as Thomas Lambert dies from a blow by his brother in law James Tomilson who awaits grand jury action. The piece notes local disturbances on pay day, weddings, and a focus on crime, policing, and community events including the Black Diamond Gun club first shoot and regional social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duryea
Thomas Lambert
James Tomilson
Lambert
Tomilson
Billy
Pier
Tormilson
Wilkes-Barre
Black Diamond Gun Club
Lackawanna
W. A H. Stroh
John Houston
Smithville
Boston Works
Bob Curtiss
Florence Company
Boston
Keystone
Mr. Moore
Delaware and Mudeon
Carroll
Tite
Harding
Mexander Dryden
Pennsylvania Col Company
Schooley Ming
Tribune
Social Plan Set for Hand of Hope Event at Lawrence Church
Great preparations are underway for a social to be held under the auspices of the Hand of Hope at the Lawrence Congregational Church on Monday. Volunteers organize activities and fundraisers to support outreach programs and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand of Hope
Lawrence Congregational Church
Evening Effort Shapes Grand Public Affair
The in charge group works through the night aiming to bring all lines to a grand success with zealous effort and teamwork.
Death of 13 year old at Lackawanna hospital after appendectomy
The adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick McAn drew died Saturday at Lackawanna hospital after an appendectomy. He was thirteen, had fallen ill two weeks earlier, died peacefully without regaining consciousness. The funeral is this afternoon at St Mary’s cemetery. Interred there is also the twenty month old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Curran of Dunmore, with remains arriving on the 2.26 train. Other notes include a Primitive Methodist excursion to Harvey’s Lake and Miss Nettle Drutmer’s return from Jermyn. John Buckley Jr remains recovering from leg amputation caused by Langcliffe colliery injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrent
Dominick McAndrew
Lackawanna Hospital
St. Mary's Cemetery
James Curran
Dunmore
Avoca
Pittston
Primitive Methodist
Harvey's Lake
Nettle Drutmer
Jermyn
John Buckley, Jr
Langcliffe
Clark's Summit social notes report visits and gatherings
Mrs Harold Parker and family return home after a weeks absence. Miss Helen Aten hosted a Thursday afternoon party with Frames and refreshments. Guests included Mrs M J Isby Miss Grave Lleby Alice Tete Snilly Isby Master Moratle Tahy Myrtle Case Matte Morgan from Providence and others. Parsonage donation event raised about 45 dollars for furnishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Parker
Helen Aten
M. J. Isby
Grave Lleby
Alice Tete
Snilly Isby
Moratle Tahy
Myrtle Case
Matte Morgan
Providence
Nicholson
West Nicholson
T. Billings
Uwlo
Min City
W. D. Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Fool's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Early Disease Cure
An old promotional line praises Fool's Sarsaparilla and Hoom's Pills as remedies, claiming chronic disease is hard to cure and urging early use to curb illness. The ad frames sapling bending metaphor and highlights family ecothartic benefits.
Jeffrics and Sharkey Set For World Heavyweight Title Bout
New York on June 14 reports Jim Jeffrics will fight Tom Sharkey for the world heavyweight championship this Saturday. The bout, a twenty five round match, will be staged before the club offering the largest purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffrics
Tom Sharkey
Peace Conference Aims in Russian Led Dialogue
The circular of Aug 17 frames the gathering as a search for peaceful solutions to international disputes. Delegates vow to study arbitration and mediation, avoid utopian aims, and seek realistic steps to reduce armed conflict while preserving national interests and encouraging human fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Humanity
Stepa l
Improper Idea Sparks Debate Over Hero in Court
A playful courtroom exchange questions what constitutes a hero as a judge weighs a prompt from a smaller Blazer and a friend named Polly in a humorous exchange. The scene reflects a lighthearted moment amid legal proceedings.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotion Claims Mercury Free
An advertisement warns against mercury based remedies and extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to ensure genuineness. Venders and testimonials offered with price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
BF. I. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FP. J, Cheney & Co
Drugeista
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Kingsland
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D. P. Taylor
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Children's Dai
Presbyterian and
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Taylor News
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Jonas Long's
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Pittston News
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Sharkey
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Spruce
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