Train Schedules and Social Event Notes in Carbondale
The issue lists Delaware and Hudson Railroad trains from Carbondale to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and other points with arrival and departure times for Sundays and weekdays. It also reports an upcoming social event with musician Firth and a Clover Leaf Dancing assembly resuming weekly sessions led by Professor Will Collina with new members joining.
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Tt. Hains
Carbondale
Eliyatutfery
Scranton
Wilkes Barre
Sue
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Moston
Freland Polite
Waymart
Honesdale
Dale
Guntiay
Krave
Jvavroate
Arhandale
Wilkes Ba
Goi Sl
Botnet
WNT
JGF Pity
Ae Ae
Wass Mart Ured Honesdale
Firth
Nall
Clover Leaf Dancing Assembly
Hla
Burke Building
Will Collina
Train Schedules Mentioned for Carbondale and Nearby Routs
Clipped schedules show trains from Carbondale to Scania and other destinations with departures on Sundays and weekdays. Notable times include 7 00 am and 6 00 pm listings, 11 19 am, 10 00 pm, and connections to New York. Additional notes reference routes to Pote Wortt and Seeinton with various noon and early morning departures.
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Vonus
Carbondalle
Scania
Pote Wortt
Dewy
New York
Core Wall
Ate
Trine Avelve Fren Seeinton
Hames Bac Pooner
Pointe Worthy
Fran Serantorn
Wis
Cudoff
Social whirl fuels D M I dance in Burke Building
The D M I hosted a successful dance in the Burke building drawing a couple hundred young people including guests from out of town. Knights of Columbus post Lenten reception and dance planned for Wednesday in the same venue with Mozart orchestra and elaborate decorations.
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Burke Building
Knights of Columbus
St. Aloysius
Burke
Hp. M. S
Walt
Firth
Dora Tennis
Ennis Moor
Ida Giles
Rachel Griffiths
Annie Griffithe
Bressie Freas
Mary Swick
Messrs
Edward Giles
Arthur Piser
Wilhun Hiller
Willian Young
Harry Griffiths
Murten Wheeler
Claude Stocker
Robert Fpreas
Rindph Rymer
Lewis Piser
Jermyn
Cris Byrnes
Green Ridge
F. M. Gardner
Forest City
Gersie Calloway
Archbald
Margaret Maxwell
Knights
Carbondale
Mozart Orchestra
Food Cure The True Way to Get Well
A Cleveland woman narrates recovery from nervous prostration after changing diet to Grape-Nuts with cream. She improves within weeks, gains strength and mental clarity, and resumes activities as friends note her renewed appearance.
Lodge Auxiliaries Hold Annual Inspection and Officer Install
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers held its annual inspection at Cambrian hall on South Church street. Mrs. Gahaugan of Wilkes-Barre attended as inspecting officer and installations included President Mrs. G. H. Dimeck and others. visitors from Luzerne gathered, followed by a luncheon at Coddington & Thompson's.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cambrian Hall
South Church Street
Blus
John Gahaugan
Wilkes
Gurre
Grant Lodge
Gohagan
Catherine Jones Survives Pneumonia Crisis at Wayne Street
The only child of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jones of Wayne Street has passed the pneumonia crisis after a dangerous illness. Dr. Wheeler reports a rapid recovery expected and friends express relief at the encouraging news.
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Catherine
A. H. Jones
Wayne Street
Wheeler
Local Actresses Home During Vacation From The Stage
Miss Lillian Peuckert and Miss Helen Thomas both of this city, members of a dramatic company producing Uncle Tom's Cabin, are home briefly for vacation. The company in which they are cast is playing in nearby towns.
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Lillian Peuckert
Helen Thomas
Newlyweds Hubert and Clark Return From Wedding Tour
Hubert Clark and Mrs Clark formerly Miss May Kirkpatrick return home from their wedding tour. After April 1 the couple will reside at their nicely furnished residence at 2 Dungan Street.
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Hubert , Clark
Clark
May Kirkpatrick
Dungan Street
Gilleen Suffers Leg Break After Dondaff Crossing Spill
Charlea Gilleen tripped on Delaware and Hudson tracks near Dondaff crossing last evening and fractured his right leg. He was transported to Emergency hospital for treatment.
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Delaware and Hudson Tracks
Dondaff Crossing
Charlea Gilleen
West Side Man Joins Philadelphia Post
Jon Wulah of the West Side will depart soon for Philadelphia after securing a promising position. He will be accompanied by the good wishes of many friends.
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Jon Wulah
West Side
Philadelphia
Butcher Mishap at South Side Meet
Reporter notes an incident involving P. I McKenna during the South Side meet. Details on the mishap and any consequences are not fully disclosed in readable text.
Local dealer escapes harm as wagon overturns
A dealer met with a mishap yesterday while driving a wagon. The team surged and the wagon overturned, but the dealer escaped injury while his wagon suffered major damage to the wheel or whren.
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McKenna
Among the Sick in the City
Several residents are listed as ill or recovering. Grace Simrell of Clark avenue returns home with severe pain from International Correspondence Schools in Branton. Leador Vail, daughter of the Vails, Wyoming street, contracts whooping cough. Mrs. Skinner of Terrace Street improves after a serious illness. Mrs. Joslin, after neuralgia, shows improvement and may sit up by week’s end. Mrs. Mannion, Pike Street, recovering from a hemorrhage at St. Rose’s Church, remains out of danger. Morgan Thomas, president of the board, improving at home on Church Street but not yet out for several days. Lucy Spall of Reese Bros. store at home with illness.
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Grace Simrell
Clark Avenue
International Correspondence Schools
Btranton
Leador Vail
Irving Vail
Wyoming Street
T. Z. Skinner
Terrace Street
P. J. Joslin
Martin Mannion
Pike Street
St. Rose's Church
Morgan Thomas
Noar Board
Church Street
Dave
Lucy Spall
Reese Bros
Lness
Miss Marjorie Powderly Leaves for Washington D C
Miss Marjorie Powderly departs for Washington to reside with her brother Hon T V Powderly commissioner general of immigration. A native of Carbondale she remains highly regarded by friends and by Sisters in the Ladies Catholic Benevolent association for her church work in St Hose's congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Powderly
Washington, D. C
T. V. Powderly
Miss Powderly
Carbondale
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Hose
Bridge Abutments Swept Away at Fallbrook Creek
The bridge over Fallbrook creek at Scott street has abutments partly swept away leaving the bridge dangerous. City Engineer Kupp will arrange repairs. Built within a year, the bridge is new while abutments nearly twenty years old. Frost release and flooding caused the foundation to give way. Repair cost estimated at 75 dollars.
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Fallbrook Creek
Scott Street
Kupp
Former Carbon Dalian Maurice Guest to Wed in Sayre
Word reached this city of the marriage of Maurice Guest, formerly of Carbondale, who will wed this morning in Sayre, the home of his bride. Guest now resides in Catawissa and worked at the Delaware and Hudson locomotive shops during his Carbondale years. A large group of friends here extend best wishes.
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Maurice Guest
Sayre
Mr. Guest
Catawissa
Delaware and Hudson Locomotive Shops
Carbondale
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Tonight at Grind
The Schiller company presents Robert Louis Stevenson's story in a dramatization tonight drawing steady patronage. Yesterday afternoon Dora Thorne and the evening showing of A Heart of Fire pleased large crowds as the company gains favor daily.
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Schiller
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dora Thorne
Meetings Tonight Across Local Fraternals and Labor Unions
George J. Randolph camp Sons of Veterans and Division No 5 Ancient Order of Hibernians United Mine Workers No 877 Branch 77 Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Ladies Auxiliary Railroad Trainmen afternoon Carbondale council No 04 Royal Arcanum convene in varied postings for this evening.
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George J. Randolph Camp
Sons of Veterans
Ancient Order of Hibernians
United Mine Workers
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Carbondale Council
Royal Arcanum
Williams resigns chief stenographer post for Carbondale move
Harney T. Willams resigns as chief stenographer to Superintendent Manville of the Delaware and Hudson to take an advanced position with Carbondale Machine Company. He will be succeeded by Joseph Glennon, a Carbondale High School business department graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney T. Willams
Manville
Dela Ware and Hudson
Carbondale Machine Company
Williams
Joseph Glennon
Carbondale High School
Miss Ethel Robbins Returns from Kentucky Home
Miss Ethel Robbins has come back from Kentucky with her parents and is staying at Dr. Stevenson’s home. Her failing health prompted the trip south where the climate proved harmful to her.
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Ethel Robbins
Carbondale
Kentucky
Blue Grass State
Dr. Stevenson
Miss Robbins
South
Local grocer M J Martin expands to Carbondale market
M J Martin former Dougherty and Martin partner and Park Price grocers now represents H J Henrgs big pickle house with offices in Pittsburg and surrounding areas. He reports meeting with deserved success.
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M. J. Martin
Fiirm
Dougherty & Martin
Park Price Grocers
Carbondale
H. J. Henrg
Pittsburg
Mr. Martin
Former Carbondale resident preaches at St. Rove’s Lenten service
Jamea FF Morrison now an assistant priest in New Brunswick New Jersey visited his hometown Belmont street. He preached an eloquent sermon at the Lenten service at St. Rove's Church last night.
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Key
Jamea FF. Morrison
Carbondale
New Brunswick
N. J
Belmont Street
St. Rove's Church
Monahan Family Attends Nallin Funeral Service
Attendees include Mrs. John J. Monahan Miss Catherine Monahan Joseph Monahan and Hon. at a local funeral service for Nallin.
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Nallin
John J. Monahan
Catherine Monahan
Joseph Monahan
Quickest Cough Eradicator Praised By Town Editor
The Shortaville editor extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the fastest cure for coughs colds and lung affections praising its long standing value and noting it is sold by all druggists in town.
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Chamberlain
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy in relief story
Testimonial letter from Mrs Pauline Judson of Brooklyn praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pelvic pain after marriage. She urges others to try the product and seek Mrs Pinkham's advice, while a note counters a $5000 forfeit claim as not genuine. Local notices mention travelers and a millinery opening in Scranton.
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Pauline Judson
Schermerhorn Golf Club
Brooklyn
New York
Lydia Krinkham
Moe
Pavnine Jupson
Hoyt Street
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Notable pallbearers attend Nallin funeral in Scranton
James O Neill P C Donnelly and Patrick J Mannion of the Harrison House were in Scranton yesterday for the funeral of John T Nallin. He was buried in Cathedral Cemetery in the forenoon.
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Harrison House
Rowenthal & Co
M. IT
Scrantoh
Carbondale
Honeadale
Richard J. Barrett
Oklahoman
Harrigan House
W. G. McEdwards
Elinia
N.Y
Drie
Rose Shephert
James Burke
Scranton
John T. Nalin
Morria
Wyoming Ave
James O'Neill
P. C. Donnelly
Patrick J. Mannion
John T. Nallin
Oberdorfer and Whee Mentioned at City Hotel Meeting
John Oberdorfer of Pittston visited the American House yesterday with Theodore Whee of Cincinnati, a brief social encounter noted in society notes.
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John Oberdorfer
Pittston
Theodore Whee
Cincinnati
Jermyn and Mayfield Hold Successful Faguo Supper
A social event at Windzor Hall hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church drew strong attendance and exceeded expectations. The hall was decoratively set, guests assisted each other, and organizers received praise for planning and service. Aleck Mallish, injured by an explosion while handling powder at the Erie collations, was taken home and cared for by family and neighbors.
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Gedifithe
Jodepl Dt
Roberts
David Powell
Williama
Hannah Miniphieey
Mire
Chvena
John W
Willlvinve
Mere. Pelee
As Moogle
Tank Whine
Mary Pugh
Lark James
Cor Griffiths
Gertle Wivell
W. T.ober
Wil Cole
Samuel Merritt
TK. Griffith
William Wivell
Samuel Griffith
Thomas Williams
Coorge Edemutde
John Reese
Micos Maud Ll
Anne Williatma
Magmie Griffiths
Hen Morgan
Mrs. Krive
Aleck Mallish
Erie Callions
Lin
Ile Tang
Opera and concert notes mixed with local events
A garbled listing of musical performances and local notices features piano solos by Lewin and others, opera tone tonight, and several names such as Magda, Heather Rose, and Milind. It mentions openings, itineraries, and a Tate event, plus a local home on Month Street and a New York trip for a teen.
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Sideolé
Scfinttoff
Minith Mora
Soprana Elo
Milind
Mia
Lewis
Scranton
Heather Rose
Virtue
Mora
Lewin
Berymore
WeatherWow
Magda
Myfawny Leila
Sonrano Melo
Dive
Lewlay Plano
Mra
Williant Revi
Blakely
Mina Susan Morey
Dileur Cornell
Faller Mitthin Opera Tone
Btrmlabure
Novi
Witter
Kelle
Hive
New York
Howe
Lome
Peckville Pa Post Office List of Unclaimed Names
Unclaimed letters listed at the Peckville Pennsylvania post office for the week ending May 18 include Mis Bruning and Mise Coleman among others. Also noted are religious services and local events with residents traveling for funerals and lodge activities.
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Conhilti
Awnirtew Wadimin
Misa Tie Colemon
East Beaieh
Yenjig
Willian Vandervoort
Stey
Menor
Tirpor Lodge
Onder of
Odd Fellows
Methodiet
Upiscopol
Arlega
Wlom
Bedaie
Woaslington
Mies Siri Movelli
Mayo
Ladin
Miny Cuvinanel
Ontuitto Firent
Mise Bruning
Dan Longher
Moreph Domford
Pforrign
Antonia Matiulerieh
Imie Kortormer
Dee Horneveliweh
Mwhehwl Nispele
Daak Dee
Porkons Celalinaitig
In Time Luxative Tablets Cause Stir With Paris Jest
The piece notes mixed reactions to a Parisian jest involving Mr. W. Grove and a Frenchman, as English papers debate truthfulness and propriety. Some call the satire undignified others deny its accuracy while reports spread through various outlets.
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South Africa
Paris
Ceylon Tea Not a Substitute for Ceylon Tea
A brief note states that CEYLON TEA is no substitute for Ceylon Tea, underscoring a branding or quality distinction without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Mystery Handkerchief Teases Lord Kitchener Narrative
A garbled scene depicts Lord Kitchener and a dandy officer discussing a handkerchief found with an inscription. The exchange centers on whether the handkerchief is the source of a note or a symbol, with characters debating its origin and meaning amid a curious dialogue.
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Kitchener
Tim
Kitchoner
Haven
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Guarantee Notice
Refund offered by druggists if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove imprint appears on every box. Joe.
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E. W. Grove
Joe
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