Threat of Impeachment over Fell Township Justice Lynch
In Fell township, Justice of the Peace Daniel M. Lynch faces a civil action for damages filed by Overseers Michael McLaughlin and Michael Snee. They accuse Lynch of improper arrests and refusals to grant bail in three cases, and threaten steps to remove him from office if the suit succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Lynch
Simpson
Michael McLaughlin
Michael Snee
Fell Township
Justice of the Peace
Lynch
Squire
Justice Lynch
Michittel McLaughtin
Bud Michiel Snee
Tohn Matsayviteh
Ssquire
Ehil
McLaughlin
Mnee
Lavnet Oon Rehepes
Bai Mie
Focopd
Dall
Justice of the Pearce
Fond Owen Bees
Jaethee Lynch
Tleilos
Howeys
Tustlee Lynch
Tbs
Mealey
Tharieber
Ainet
Neary
Stivuet
Mebatettin
Justice Lyne
Therm Woul
Thik Aoetioh
John Millatsaviteh
Postum Tea Helps Family End Nervous Headaches
A pastor's wife testifies how Postum Coffee replaced milk and tea, easing headaches and improving her family’s nourishment. She recalls one child refusing milk until Postum was introduced, then thriving and preferring Postum for breakfast and daily meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainister
Grein
Exrele
Postum
Ty Baeettont
Crescents Welcome New Manager Melvin Tappan
The Crescents appoint Melvin Tappan as manager after forced departure of former leader PL Foxe. Tappan shown to energize the club with robust support from townspeople and local figures as Carbondale hopes for renewed baseball and community backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
PL. Foxe
Melvin
Woods of Maine Inspires Maine Sportsmen Adventure
A letter from Geo Silliball Mer. Kioybull extols the Woods of Maine as a vast playground for hunting and fishing. He notes Maine offers extensive areas and wildlife, drawing visitors from Wisconsin and New England to enjoy sport with minimal danger from wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Silliball Mer
Kioybull
Minoe
Mr Kimball
Maine
Dal
Hhdee
Cold Run Lake
Mathes
Wisconsin
Brent
Brealey
Milne
Huntiig
Hebing
New England
Dheaguel Delaware
New Ilampahire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Maine Woodlands and Tourism Draw Storm of Interest
George S. Kimball of West Bangor Maine notes the tourism boom as forests and hunting draw 15 million people within forty hours, citing New York lumber traders and out-of-state visitors spending about nine million dollars yearly. He warns Maine once relied on tee and granite, now seeking revenue from seasonal forest traffic and guided hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ae Moorehead
Colorad
Bane
Malne
New York
Milne
Maine
George 8. Kimball
Hingor
Eleven St Rose Academy graduates receive diplomas in business
Eleven young ladies completed the commercial department at St Rose Academy. Diplomas were awarded by Rev George Dixon in a crowded program featuring student music, violin solos, a drama The Crowning of the Nations, pantomime The Ten Virgins and a Sacred Heart hymn finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy
Mary Monahan
Ruth Byrne
Wathryn O'Malley
Rose Finnerty
Maury Gubert
Elen McHale
Wathryn Murray
Mary Walsh
Marie Murray
Anna Walsh
Mary Rhinevault
George Dixon
T. FP. Coffey
Edward Carroll
St. Rose
O Sacred
Everine
Sis- Lens
Epworth League Sub-District Convention Planned at Montdale
Epworth league sub district convention slated for Montdale today includes morning and afternoon sessions with devotions papers and discussions. The program features W T Osborne Jermyns piper Mrs G R Wanton Wallsville Rev G N Meaker Clifton LeGrand Clark Montdale and FYOW Clark Carbonale plus evening exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Montdale
C.F. Baker
Jermyn
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Orchestra
Godshall
Waverly
Baker
Edmund Williams
Peckville
M.D. Puller
Nightingales Defeat Peach Hill Plates in 5-Inning Game
On Mannion field Peach Hill Pirates lose 9 to 7 to the Nightingales of Canaan Street. Flood pitched well for the Nightingales to hold Peach Hill scoreless in three innings while Nightingales built a 9 to 3 lead. Peach Hill then scored four in the final frame as they let up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannion's Field
Canaan Street
Peach Ham Pirates
Nightingales
Peach Hill Plates
Pirates
Nightingale's
Nightingale
Ohallenia Wy
John Flood
Andy Farley
Lily Brennan Discharged After Appendectomy
Lily Brennan of South Church Street was discharged yesterday from Emergency hospital after an appendectomy performed four weeks ago. Her return home is hopeful news to the Brennan family and her friends and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Brennan
Michael B. Brennan
South Church Street
Meetings of Tonight Across Several Groups
Tonight multiple fraternal and veteran groups including Pour Board, Mureka Chapter Royal Arch Mu BON, Companions of the Forests, American Legion of Honor, Royal Circle, Crystal Camp, Woodman of the World and others convene in local lodges and halls. Members are urged to attend functions and discuss ongoing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour Board
Mureka
Royal Arch
Mu- Bon
Companions of the Forests
American Legion of Honor
the Royal Circle
Crystal Camp
Woodman of the World
Duffy to Recover After Appendectomy
Martin Duffy of Fallbrook Street underwent an appendectomy and was reported to be on the path to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Duffy
Fallbrook Street
Dr David Kennedy Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Clergy
A fragmented old advertisement promotes Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder symptoms. It claims quick relief from back pain burning urination and frequent urge with testimonials from Rev Aaron Coons of Rhinecliff New York. The ad asserts the remedy is a vegetable laxative indigestive aid and free of narcotics or minerals available in 80 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Aaron Coons
M.E. Church
Rhinecliff
N. Y
Cyereia
Duffy Recovers After Hospital Operation For Abscess
A patient rushed to Emergency Hospital weeks ago with a life threatening abscess has rallied. The hospital staff provided watchful care and treatment to save his life and he is now on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Elkdale Baptist Engages Drake as Summer Supply
Linn Drake of this city engaged as stated supply for Elkdale Baptist church. He will begin next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. Elkdale gains a popular young preacher, noted for his appeal in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Drake
Supply
Lynn Co
Berean Baptist Church
Elkdale
Elementary Friends Share Afternoon at Park Outing
Elisabeth Coughlin hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering from 4 to 7 with many young guests. St Rose academy primary students toured East Side park with teachers guiding them. Belle Bowers taught Trinity Sunday school class at Fearview with listed members. Sarah Gerrand led Presbyterian class on an outing at Parview yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belisabeth Coughlin
Margaret Booth
Mildred Millen
Justina Monahan
Helen Kelly
Ruth Graham
Marie Walker
Genevieve Chirk
Alina Higgins
Mar- Barret Coughlin
Mary White
Kathryn White
Nelle Coughlin
Eleanor Rherdon
Caroline Burdick
Mary Coughlin
Ndith Muldfeld
Lucy Whyte
Lenore Wilker
Gerald Kelly
Ambrose Reed
James Loftus
Gerald Mc
Two men jailed for break-in at Mrs Tuttle’s Peach Ave home
George Voleck and George Siftle were committed to jail by Alder man Atkinson on a charge of breaking into Elizabeth Tuttle’s house on Peach Avenue. The dispute centers on Siftle trying to oust Mrs Tuttle from her occupancy, with a midnight intrusion cited as one of the methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Voleck
George Siftle
Alderman Atkinson
Elizabeth Tuttle
Peach AU
Siftle
Tuttle
McCabe Reports Illness Of Minnie McHenry In Carbondale
John McCabe, president of the pool board, says Mrs. Minnie McHenry of 1 Carbondale is dying and asks friends or relatives to report at once. He requests anyone with information about the McHenry family to contact Mr. McCube immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCabe
Pool Board
Minnie McHenry
Carbondale
McHenry
McCube
Publisher John J. Niland Profiles Carbondale Leaders
John J. Niland of the Scranton Magazine spent yesterday and Wednesday among Carbondale friends, whose support is reflected in the latest issue. The magazine features biographies of Carbondale’s leading citizens based on his stay and interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Niland
Scranton
Carbondale
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers at Carbondale Lodge
Carbondale lodge No. 240 Knights of Pythias elected officers Wednesday night with Chancellor Commander George Schroeder, Vice-Chancellor J. N. Gelder, and Prelate A. J. Bell among those chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cleorge Schroeder
J. N. Gelder
A. J. Bell
His Last Hope Realized
In 1889 Oklahoma settlers faced harsh conditions and severe diarrhea. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after a large dose the patient slept and soon recovered. The piece promotes the remedy for bowel disorders and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Women's Neckwear Delights For Summer Wear
A display of dainty white lawn stocks and ties with hemstitched hems and embroidered turnovers. The counter features black and white and summer colors with fine Ascots and cheviot stocks. Irish made sheer materials match summer frocks ideal for hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Summer Underwear Offers Wide Range For All
The store highlights a broad assortment of summer underwear for women men and children. It emphasizes in house planning and direct-from-maker buying to secure the lowest prices. The message promises good fitting comfortable undergarments at prices from two cents to ten dollars.
Umbrellas Offer Value Beyond Price
Consumers are urged to consider affordable umbrellas that rival higher priced models. The catalog lists 26 inch union taffeta umbrellas with natural wood handles at 1.50, 28 inch men’s models at 0.75, and 29 inch all silk umbrellas featuring long pearl silver and ivory handles priced attractively against their supposed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Taffeta
Election notes from Grand Lodge meeting in Sunbury
The Grand Lodge elects A. J. Bell as representative to the upcoming August session in Sunbury. W. H. Masters is re elected keeper of records and seals for a seventh consecutive term, reflecting strong respect among Pythians. Other officers named include William Barber Morgan Thomas George W. Evans and Alex Johnson with guard positions assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barber
W. HM
Masters
W. H. Brokenshire
Morgan Thomas
Alex. Johnson
Robert Weir
G. B.vaon Gorder
George W. Evans
A. J. Bell
Grand Lodge
Sunbury
W. H. Masters
W. H. Masters As Keeper of Record and Seals
Pythians
Lawn party at Morse homestead hosted by Trinity Guild Auxiliary
A lawn party will be held at the Morse homestead this afternoon at 3 o'clock under the Junior Auxiliary of Trinity Guild. Refreshments will be served and fancy articles will be on sale, with Miss Lois Morse directing the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Trinity Guild
Lois Morse
Temperance Union to Meet at Watt's Hall This Afternoon
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will gather this afternoon at two o'clock in Watt's Hall. The program centers on the Flower Mission and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Watt's
Social notes of local visits and guests in Scranton
Miss Genevieve Early of Seventh Avenue is visiting relatives in Scranton. Mrs. S. Myers of Corning visits her husband H. K. Myers in the Anthracite block. Mrs. Charles Pride, formerly Miss Whitney of Susquehanna, visited friends in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Early
Seventh Avenue
Scranton
S. Myers
Corning
Myers
Anthrache Block
Charles Pride
Va Whitney
Susquehanna
Epworth League subdistrict convention program posted
Jermyn and Mayfield hosts announce the Epworth League subdistrict convention at Montdale with a full program including morning devotions led by C.T. Baker Jermyn and an afternoon session featuring papers and discussions on league life and youth development. The event lists committee members T Baker Edward Williams and Rev M D Puller with West Mayfield and other local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Montidale
C.T. Baker
Jermyn
Church
Godshull
Waverly
Vic
T. Baker
Fourth Street
West Maytiell
John Solomon
Malin Street
Jetthie
Johnestown
M. J. Walsh
Mayfield
Harvard
Providence
Minh Alice Osborne
Jay
Wiiewlen
Pidyade Hospital
Carbondile
Pom Mur Furel
Mra. M. J. Shields
Social Evening In Jessup Attracts Many Youths
Despite chilly weather Wednesday evening, a large number of young people enjoyed a social in Jessup. Miss Lulu Bradley and Miss Della Quinta called, with Miss Luli Bradley providing piano music. Patrick Gallagher, a former resident who graduated with honors from Manefield State Normal, was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepple
Ual
James
Luli Bradley
Lulu Bradley
Della Quinta
Olyphant
Patrick Gallagher
Manefield State Normal
Local notices hint at July event and store renovations
A school event next week will bring joy to many friends in St James hall. Mr Gallagher plans to speak that evening. Habshman of Depot street is erecting a new front to his clothing store, a beautification project for the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Hall
Gallagher
Mr! Habshman
Depot Street
Town Visitors and Local Callers Reported
ARCHBALD residents noted several callers and visitors including Mrs. B A Jones and Mrs. Irvin Wall with daughter in town Wednesday. Jermyn residents Mrs W P Uaker and Mire A Battonburg visited, while M F F Sweeney and J W Gilpatrick returned from Filivete City Ma to spend the summer. Marie Cowley Forest City and P F Brogan Beranton were also noted locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jones
Jermyn
Irvin Wall
Tractore
Carbondale
W. J. Uaker
Mire
A. Battonburg
M. FF. Sweeney
J. W. Gilpatrick
Filivete City
Wayton
D. J. Jenkins
W. I’. Davenport
Honesdale
J. B. Morne
Metuchen
N. d. Co
Gerblg
Boranton
Marie Cowley
Forest City
P. F. Brogan
Beranton
Local Notices From Peckville Chronicle Paste
Peckville items report Ht B Briggs visiting Washington parents Mrs and Mrs Briggs of Pleasant Avenue. Chicken thefts hit Myr Coleman’s place on Wednesday night. C J Gangemuller returns from a Maryland city tour. Merton Hay of Hickory Street is ill. Pride of Orient Order Eastern Star meets at Mrs J H Kinbuck’s home Tuesday evening. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Robert Fletcher of Winton dies yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. B. Briggs
Washington, TD
Briggs
Pleasant Avenue
Myr. Coleman
C.J. Gangemuller
Maryland
Merton Hay
Hickory Street
Pride of Orient Order
Eastern Star
J. H. Kinbuiek
Jnd Mis
Robert V Wletcher
Winton
Local Notes From Old Forge on Town News
Annie Rumford of Peckyville is smitten with town love and her sister. John Phoernton and Mrs Thepp visited her son in Pittston on Tuesday. Mr William Parkday moved his family into the former Hlardlig residence. Mrs Robert Harding visits friends in Camden New Jersey. A surprise party was given for Mrs Elizabeth Shiffer of West Pittston by Mrs Harriet Knupp and Mrs Netile on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Rumford
Peckyville
Mie
John Phoernton
Thepp
Pittston
William Parkday
Jenes Hlardlig
Robert Harding
Camden
N. J
Elizabeth Shiffer
West Pittston
Harriet Knupp
Netile
Local notices include new borough tax collector appointment
Lamont and Mrs. VL Mossell, J Mossell and daughter Rena, Mrs. Broadhead and Irmy with Miss Wealthy Broadhead, John Wool named tax collector for the borough. Various residents attend events. Malgabeth Dawson attends Factoryville summer school. Rose Silmon guests Miss Edsall. Warry Larding relocates to Camden. search updates on a borrowed hat found after the Modsie excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factoryville
Joseph Burlington
Qwego
John Thornton
Ransom
Epworth League Convention and Community Updates at Montdale
Local notes report the Epworth league convention held at Montdale yesterday. Residents Gardner and family relocated to Mansfield and back to Brett for a vacation. Visitors include L C Clark and Misses Beatrice and Jennie Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Montdale
Gardner
Mansfield
Brett
Coo L. Clark
Beatrice
Jennia Clark
Thompson
Adeth Merritt
Mansfield Novemal
Vacas Ilon
David Morgan
Peckville
Willam Brennan
Baptist
Thomas Buber
Ie House
Ald Society
the Meth Episcopal Church
B. RB. Flan
William Godshall
Waverly
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the News of Carbondale
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Tapa
Mel
Toppan
de Orne
Chile
Henveforth
The
Kbotdile
Melvin Th Tapdan
Popa
Croscents
Woods OF
Carbondalian
Dience
Epworth Leaguers
Peach Hill Pirates
Canaan Street Nightingales
Henry
Magazine Publishers
Connolly & Wallace Scranton’s Shopping
Connolly & Wallace
Jermyn and Mayfield
Jessup
Lackawanna Avenue
Old Forge
Green Grove
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