Trade Union Leaders Rally in Carbondale Meeting
In Carbondale a meeting of building trades leaders led by William I Keifer organizer of the building trades council and joined by John Knowlton Scranton Union business agent and Alexander Manner of Carpenters Union No 562 emphasized the benefits of organization. A committee plans to continue outreach to local tradesmen and a further gathering is set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I Keifer
Building Trades Council
John Knowlton
Scranton
Alexander Manner
Carpenters’ Union
Walt
Committee to present Ren Mur in city event
Five appointees named by President Roylan form a committee of the Colume Nia howe company to organize a presentation of Ren Mur. Nearly a thousand patrons are expected, with proceeds aiding the pointay Mite Madlbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coughlin
James Gorman
Abe Salim
James Lynndy
Df. Loftus
Roylan
Colume Nia Howe Company
Ti Me
Poqintay Mite Madlbes
Scranton Meeting Notes and Local Updates
The Pathologic society gathering drew attendance in Scranton. Several local residents, including Miss Lisvie Walle and Mrs. Tara Stringer, were noted visiting relatives and neighbors, with injuries reported from slippery sidewalks. Levi Tregengrant’s severe illness in New Haven was reported, with his sister Anna Resengrant connected to local school affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
TC. Wheeler
Scranton
Daeper
The
Pathologic Society
Wilhalm White
Mitchelavettie
Wendrick Works
Chath Kilpwinh
Tinsiyeet
Cartle Price
Philadelphia
Tara Stringer
Cannon Street
John Meule
Hyde Park
Dates Callings
Perck- Vite
Calling
Cottage Street
St. Rose's Church
Devine Joes
Kilpatrick
Merning
Charles Whitnes
Gasqirehwina
Amelia Davis
Nohrs
Park Street
Newr
Davis
Anna Resengrant
O Echewl
Bs Art Internevtobile
Eureka commentary begins first anniversary entertainment
The Eureka club No 21 Kolehts of Malta celebrates its first anniversary with an evening program in the Sweeney building. The lineup includes songs by Manila Ward, recitations, solos, duets, gramophone selections, and appearances by Isaac Griffiths, W H Priest, and others. Mrs J Burbanni and Mr Mrs J W Bweeney host, with additional attendees noted from Wilkes-Barre and Lackawanna Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Kolehts
Malta
Sweeney
America
Manila
Annie Sunes
Mise Magele Thomar
Gramophone
Wy HH
Priest
Miaiy Ewan
Isaac Griffiths
How
Coorgie Hague
J. Burbanni
Wilkes-Barre
J. W. Bweeney
Lackawanna Street
M. J. McAndrew
No Sleep for Three Months Prompts Pyramid Pile Cure Note
A Pittsburg man reports three months of sleepless suffering from piles. He credits Pyramid Pile Cure purchased from his druggist for a full recovery after using three boxes. The letter extols safety, lack of poisons, and affordability touted by The Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Handechu
46Th Street
Cotton Ailey
Pittsburg
Malvern
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Lackawanna Street Pave Accepted by Borough Council
Miss Mary Noga of Dunmore street and Miss Lucy Farée returned from New York while Bradley of Williamaport visits town. United choir and Ambrowe Clee cul members urged to meet next Wednesday at Welsh Methodist venues to discuss business. Borough council accepted Lackawanna street pave after long debate paying one third of the cost amounting to 144. Mowers Gallagher and Patten opposed borough funding. The council reported fines collected 108 and expenses 517h. Inspections and surveying costs for pave fines totaled 725.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonc
Lackawanna Street
Mary Noga
Dunmore Street
Tonmentia
Lucy Farée
New York
Pof
Bradley
Williamaport
United Choir
Hoportance
Comwell
Mowers
Gallagher
Patten Wer
Nealen
Hovant
Reddington
Oyen
Obineon
Burke
Marka
Reean
Halloran
Clyfant Heeard
Hs Lalis Hiroe
Local Meetings And Social Events In Taylor Area
The Taylor news notes the board of trade meeting set for Thursday evening in the comet chambers with two items of interest on the agenda. The Manor Literary and Polen tinge society plans a joint entertainment and sale at Webers rink on Tuesday, April 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manion Litteragy
Nertt Mulletrert
Webers Rink
Thomas Jones
Olyghiart
Atehbalt
Aire
Thomas ¢Iritithe
Hiatt
David AL Owens
Mienouwth
William Byrane
Olsplant
MiewWeek
Yiel
T. UW
Thiwles
J. Dae Vies
Jermyn and Mayfield Borough Proceedings and School Board Actions
Borough proceedings note audits of telephone poles and tax collections from the Electric Light Company with recommendations to recount poles. Mayfield school board bills paid and maps option delayed. Principal seeks longer school day for graduation year, with no extra salary. Clergy plans sermons and a ministerial meeting scheduled. War scope views to be shown in Enterprise hall tonight. Mrs Harry Roane of Pittston visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewenhine
Aon
P. D. Swick
Ehiof
Pooljee Silane
Keengetyg Ver Hewlth
Solaties Aid Simdliries
Rees
A. Willian
Wenn
Eloetcte
George McChinkes
Shi SP Davis
Carey Kent I
Hurgess Willman
Alee
Flewinke Light Company
Ywidhirs
Tadalaw
Burdick
Michael McDermott
James Timlin
Board of Health
W. T. Sullivan
John McCarthy
Mayfield School Board
Davie
Grim & C O
Tower Manufacturing Company
Jermyn School Board
Tuitten
Bord
Leon
Cartograph Company
Philadelphia
Posten
First Baptist Church
Storeap
Primitive Methodist Church
Mahlore P. Drake
Enterprise Hall
Oneet
Harry Roane
Pittston
Miles Lamma Jenkins
Mine explosion burns husband in Badwardsville
A message arrives Thursday evening reporting a husband seriously burned in a mine blast at Badwardsville. The sender returns that same night and notes a church service later announced for tomorrow evening at the Primitive Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badwardsville
T. Hitvey
Primitive Methodist Church
Pittston Newswire Ablaze With Local Events And The War
Pittston headlines mixed with city life and wartime notes. Local civic events include dances, theater nights, and dances at West Side Juvenile class, while residents hear updates on Manila and Dewey forces. Several Pittston boys in service return on leave, with others preparing to ship out.
Revival services resume at M and church in Avoca
In Avoca revival meetings at the M and church resume Sunday morning after a postponement due to a furnace break. Rev Howard B D Smith of the Wisconsin conference will fill the pastor’s role for two weeks with services at 10 20 a m and 7 p m. Several local residents and visitors are noted in attendance or mentioned in town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. & Church
Howard BD
Smith
Wisconsin Conference
Will Oeset
John Kinney
Wilken-Barre
Hoban
J. R. George
Elizabeth Whalen
New York
Thoma Liewellyn, Jr
Thomas Liewellyn
Nanticoke
Captain Bronson
Holmes
Eervicer
Richard Deottie
Acosh & Carbondale
Blair Howell
Centremoreland
Tadiow
St. Aloysius Surety Willmeet
Wornagh Cornell Willameot
Frank of
Torley
John Munsey
Edward Offrien
Dumes
Emotive scenes and church notices mark Peckville page
A school alarm at a graded school in Peckville yielded no damage after paper from a register caught fire. Community events include Hy Teatty’s surprise masquerade on North Main, Henry Kennedy’s Philadelphia trip update, Hoffecker party health from Avery Island, and a bank shanty guard alligator anecdote. Church services list Rev. Simpkins, Rev Moon, and Rev Thomas with sermons on obedience and gospel steps, plus Sunday school and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitc
Newton
Emoire
Register
Wilken Fire Company
Hy. Teatty
North Main Street
Henry Kennedy
Philadelphia
Hues Hoffecker
Avery Island
Jacob Depew
Marty
Pious
B.C. Simpkins
Ripeworth Loauille
Presbyterian Church
Peter
Mace
The
Baptist Choir
Toledo Firms Offer Reward For Catarrh Cure
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh cure that can endure Hell's Catarrh Cure by ChueneY Co. Toledo druggists advertise the remedy and note testimonials. Hall's Family Pills praised as best. Testimonials promised free and Cure taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Chueney & CO
Toledo
Wear & Truex
Iofeulo
Walhding
Kinnan & Marva
Wheelsae
Viel
Drapellu
Testimanale
Hall
Grand jury sessions and new freight cars reach Honesdale
The grand jury has been in session this week for the March term. For the first time in Honesdale history direct freight cars arrive in town. The Wayne county poor house question was defeated by a vote of 1210. Wesley Gardner and son visit Scranton and Danville. The Red Men tribe powwow will be at the armory Monday with Lawyer's band and Freeman's orchestra. Martha Washington dinner receipts totaled 11.08 at the Presbyterian chapel. Lawyer band seeks uniforms and announces a St Patrick's Day ball at the armory on March 7 with invitations to local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dittman Company
Ciwntee
Nidine Hort
Abel
Teamnet
Howe
Stull
Shiv
Wilkes-Barre
Femhy
Erantet
Clarion Maren
Tehteh
Byyth Africa
Faresh
Aldermiih
Lottun
Eihbward Rodgers
Henry
Dee
Kotow
Somes MecCarty
Thomas J. Pine
Rheeburg
Joly Michelldiver
Lainie Strest
Downnick
Honlinth
Crackerjick
Pather
Harvey
Scranton
Wilkes-Thirr Nhullie
Joan
Tethe Williamnson
Penchy
Daviod
Inti
Ubinas
Dustin Patten
Pineton
Pation
Fulton Villie
St. J. Arthur
West Ble
Pittaton
Fortress Monroe
Manila
Dewey
John J. Curran
Arnehbald
Kin Wnelo
Patrick Keegan
W.ol. McDonopall
James Mopcotin
MH. T. Bouklew
Bed. Stark
Houktey
Hetel Bennett
Corcotwin Bearders
North Maln Street
Mickard Croker
Honesdale
Wayne County
Martha Washington
Presbyterian Chapel
Lawyer
Armory St. Patrick's Day
Huwsey
New York Fashions Highlight Wide Skirt Styles and Trim
The fashion notes describe adaptable mainsteering and two skirts forming a stylish costume. Overskirts, circular shapes, and chevron stripes dominate, with emphasis on challies, ribbons, taffeta silk waists, and embroidered dots. Canfield dress shields and turrets for hats are noted along with durable fabrics and new trims.
Secretary Chilton Endorses Peruna for Catarrh Victims
Prominent Michigan Texas Missouri and Wisconsin figures report cure from catarrh after using Peruna. Heartily recommended by Secretary Chilton to readers seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Michigan
Texas
Mssouri
Wisconsin
Peruna Testimonials From Catarrh Cases Across States
In a Charleston dated letter Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio receives testimonies praising Peruna for catarrh and nervous debility. Friends and neighbors recount long catarrh suffering and claim Peruna cured cases from stomach dyspepsia to bladder catarrh with letters from Lucie Waldie Frank Ingalls Alvin Flanenkrat and Samuel Banders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Perunia
W. E. Chilton
United States
Hartman
Pentena
Lucile Waldle
Michlawn
Peruna
Sir
Lucie Waldie
Frank E. Ingalls
Texas
Poeruna
Ingulle
Jetter
Pe-ru-na
Mah-a-lin
B. Ingalle
Eck Wavu
Tex
Frank KE
Inealla
Alving Manenkrat
Wisconsin
Ueed Peruna
S. T. Hartman
Olla
Cheone Cacar
Columbus, Chloo
Beson
Caiting
Samuel Banders
Blythedaly
Alo
Mr. Banders Caye
Samuel Sanders
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
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Carbondale
Labor Organizing
Olyphant
Taylor News
Jermyn and Mayfield
Hostetter's
Pune
Dee Tiplion
Erie Medical Ge
Buffalo
AVOCA
Intervain
George Heckman
O. A. Esser
F. H. Kram
Wyalaving
Mr. Heckman
E. W. Kinney
Waverly
D. Delahanty
M. Penniman
Foster Hewitt
Traumanebure
N. Y
Tunkhannock
Mre
Lull
Wilbur Kishpaueh
Barre
John DD. Carpenter
M. J. Greenway
Cafffrey
Harry Speece
Wilkes- Barre
Christopher Callahan
Triton Hose Company
Don
NEW York Fashions
Applique
Lulu Harrison
Ella Wilcox
Lily Norcross
Chilton
Charleston
W. Va
Lucie Wardle
State OF
West Virgina
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