Rail schedule notices for Carbondale and connections
The notice outlines Delaware and Hudson Railroad train times from Carbondale station toward Wilkes-Barre Albany Scranton Montreal and connections with multiple departures and arrivals including weekend services. It lists final trains and arrival times with stations Waymart Honeystale and Wayanaet and notes Sunday trains arriving at Carbondale from various origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuve Carbondale
City Station
Servitor
Wilkes-Barre
Thong OO
Mae
Albany
Scraloga
Montreal
Denton
New and Points
Efits
Sundae
Carbondale
Hart and
Monendale
Train Schedule Fragments for Carbondale Scranton Route
The notice lists partial train times from Carbondale to Scranton and vice versa with various daily departures. It mentions connections to New York and Cornwall and indicates arrivals from Scranton and Cadosla with scattered times.
Tribune subscribers urged to report delivery issues
Readers urged to report irregularities in newspaper delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert and Reynolds, news silenters. The office notes reports of delivery confusion and asks subscribers to report promptly to aid efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Reynolds, Newsilenters
Onco
Palm Sunday Services Mark Palm Blessing Across Churches
Palm Sunday observed with special services at St Rose and Trinity churches. Palm blessing and distribution, solemn prayers, and inspiring music highlighted the day with decorations of palms and penitent themes. The Trinity program featured fine soloists under Llewellyn Jones while St Rose followed with a sermon by Rev. George Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
St. Rose Church
Trinity
Trinity Church
Eloly
Italy
Calvary
George Dixon
T. F. Coffey
W. G. Tather Dixon
Llewellyn Jones
Griswold to be succeeded by Haggerty in Carbondale
Noted to the Boranton offices. He will begin new duties about April 7. Mr Griswold, a popular Carbondale resident, will depart. Michael Haggerty, formerly of Jer myn, now assistant superintendent in Scranton, is appointed to succeed Mr Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Griswold
Carbondale
Michael Haggerty
Jermyn
Aesistant
Scranton
Griswold
Archbald Baseball Feud Prompts Sporting Editor Reply
Carbondale and Archbald spar over mean remarks about the Archbald three ball team. The Tribune sports editor defends his remarks and notes Crescent players prepare for a tough season facing rivals Brown Hollow and Honesdale with Archbald awaiting capable opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Carbondale
Tribune
Ovention
Archbald
Wether
Phice
Brown Hollow
Archhbald
Honesdale
Crescent
Amient
Carly
Hite
Ruece
Mayfield Hold Up Suspects Arrested After Second Robbery
Oscar Washburn accuses Patrick Barrett and Thomas Ruddy of holding him up and stealing five dollars in the Mayfield borough. Barrett and Ruddy linked to prior Mayfield assault on two Italians. Moran arrested trio as suspects. Washburn testified at Alderman Atkinson hearing, Ruddy held on $100 bail, Barrett bailed. Washburn sent to Beranton for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Oscar Wiashburn
Ila
Nuddy
Gaughan
Barrel
Barrett
Powderly Mine
Claughan
Washburn
Ruddy
Wasa
Beranton
Mearan
Mitchell Anniversary to Mark Tenth Year with Stag Party
The Mitchell Anniversary marks the tenth birthday of the Andrew Mitchell Howe company. Germania hall will host a smoker on Wednesday evening, April 8, described as a stag party. Committee members FP A Rivenburg A H Letts FP Bayley Carl Schroeder and J Barry Raulson organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mitchell Howe Company
Germania Hall
Rivenburg
A. H. Letts
Bayley
Carl Schroeder
J. Barry Raulson
Company marks ten years with grand celebration
The article notes eager anticipations and aims to make the tenth anniversary a worthy celebration of the company’s decade of success.
Holy Week Services Planned at St Rose Church
Holy Week observances announced at St Rose Church include a solemn Maundy Thursday high mass at 7:40 with procession and Eucharist transfer, Good Friday prayers and the Passion sermon by Father Bader, and Easter Saturday blessings and baptisms. Father Bader will also deliver Easter Sunday sermon and assist in reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Father Bader
Bi. Rose Church
Ele
St. Rose Chapel
Ester
Social World Recptions and a Birthday at Local Homes
Miss Lena Whitney hosted by Dr. W W Fletcher in Jackson enjoyed a Friday reception on Burkett Avenue with guests including Miss Florence Jadwin Edith Fowler Bertine Hunsicker Hagel Wheeler and others. Helen Lingfelter marked her thirteenth birthday with music lunch and gifts at 129 Belmont Street hosted by Jennie Lingfelter Wallace Copeland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Whitney
Jackson
W. W. Fletcher
Fletcher
Burkett Avenue
Florence Jadwin
Edith Fowler
Bertine Hunsicker
Hagel Wheeler
Augusta Jadwin
Gertrude Dennis
Gladys Jidwin
Stanley Retten
Albert Crane
Robert Gardner
John Morgan
Max Shepherd
Rexford Lathrop
Grace Townsend
Grace Copeland
Maud Hhigh
Bessie Medland
Mickie Coon
Jane Dow
Agnes Brandow
Bessie Dimock
Leni Brandon
Elizabeth Bowen
Marion Munn
Lucy Miligan
Anna Milligan
Blanche Mills
Gertrude Schuster
Sadie Rounds
Mildred Lingtelter
Raymond Copeland
John TV
Lingtelter
Frank Munn
Grace Munn
Belmont native returns from California visit
William G. English son of Mr and Mrs Nathan English of Belmont street and brother in law of Common Councilman Robert Whitfield visits Carbondale after twenty years away in Needles California where he works as a conductor on the Santa Fe line. He notes California life and reports frost damage reducing orange crops by about one third this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. English
Nathan English
Belmont Street
Wis
Robert 8
Whitfield
Far West
English
Needles
California
Carbondale
Mir
Boturdas
Californnia
Mer
Fernwald Plans Move to Carbondale Residence
William Fernwald, the Baabeg, is relocating to Carbondale with his family from Berantoy. He has rented a house and will move on April 1, a move welcomed by many local friends who have known him since settling in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fernwald
Carbondale
Berantoy
Mr Fernwald
Eltable
Mulhids Joins J W Rodgers as Traveling Salesman
John P. Mulhids, a hustling young man in the town, has accepted the position of traveling salesman for J. W. Rodgers, the picture dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John PP. Mulhids
J. W. Rodgers
Tenor Thome A. Kirkwood to Sing Solo at Newmah elib
In Scranton this evening the programme at the Knights of Columbus house in the Newmah elib features Thome A. Kirkwood, the St. Nore church choir tenor, selected to sing the solo "Cujus Animam" with Joseph Battle in the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmah
Knights of Columbus
Scranton
Thome A. Kirkwood
St. Nore Church Choir
Cujus Animan
Joseph Battle
Italians Suspected After Pocketbooks Stolen From Rose Church
Two pocketbooks left in a church pew during Saturday evening prayers were stolen by two Italians observed in the church. Dominico Bonnuel was held in ball for court, while Dominico Cerra was discharged. Police pursued suspects. one admitted taking the purses and returned them. Contents remained untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Church
Dominico Bonnuel
Dominico Certa
Neary
Sanitry
J. Moffitt
Sixth Avenue
Officer Moffitt
Moffitt
Alderman Jones
Cerra
Flomach
Hornad
Alphonso Surriani
Parish Leader Seeks Strength After Illness
The text notes a pastor who was badly affected by a recent illness and remains recovering. It mentions his flock praying for his renewed energy to carry out his spiritual duties and care for parishioners.
Contractor Awarded Eighth Avenue and Spring Street Dwelling
Frank Jones accepts plans and awards contract for a dwelling at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Spring Street. August Retin ner, the contractor, will commence at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Eidhth Avenue
Spring Street
August Retinner
Carbondale Visit Notes From Scranton Residents
A list of Scranton residents and visitors includes Louie Landin and Dr James Stein visiting Carbondale, A Colemian and Emily Kenworthy returning home, Mrs Owen Reese and Edna Sluman visiting Scranton, and Silas McMullen from Chester Military Academy spending Foster holidays with his family. Veronicas Gallagher returns to Scranton after visiting grandparents in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Landin
Scranton
Carbondale
BP. A. Colemian
James Stein
Stein
Thomas Howley
and Mire
MM. Gilleran
River Street
Emily Kenworthy
Wilkes-Barre
Owen Reese
Edna Sluman
Thorne Street
T. H. Davis
Blehth Avenue
George Spall
International Correspondence School
Uot Scranton
Silas McMullenu le
Chester Military Academy
Mire
A. McMullen
Girfield Avenue
Veronicas Gallagher
Patrick Marly
Seventh Avenue
Mrs Stephen Miller Dies After Long Illness in Jermyn
Mrs Stephen Miller died Saturday at her Fourth street home after a six month cancer of the liver. She was born in Scott township fifty eight years ago and lived in the borough for twenty years. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs William Vercoes of Colorado and Mrs John Vail and one son Hugh. Funeral to be held this afternoon at First Baptist church. Also notes mutterings of local mischief and other minor notices from Jermyn and Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Miller
Fourth Street
Fter
Scott Township
Wind
First Baptist Church
William Vercoes
Colorado
John Vail
Hugh
Mmma Roberts
Fort Mualn Street
Patrick Barrett
Bys Michael Moran
Constable
Washburn
Mayfield
Warrett
Susie Buckingham
George Buckingham
West Massie
Primitive Methodist Church
Maynard Je. Thompson
John T. Seymour
George Reeve
Williamn Martin
Samuel Harvey
James Miarvey
David Davis
Bartley Mullen
Wheeler
Carbondiate
G. OR. Tiffany
Peckwille
Myre
W.T. Mobertis
Main Street
Peck Lumber Company
Cornellawin Cy.taney
West Orlontado
Wethe
Ifoany
Hope
Thomas McDermyott
Putte City
Mont
John McDermott
Osborne
Syilvidiay
Prenk Genel
Scranton
Wes Miley
Baburdav
Modern Woodmen Camp Forms in Carbondale
Carbondale welcomes a new fraternal lodge, Modern Woodmen of the World. Edward Whitney of Scranton, district organizer, established the camp with officers led by Venerable Consul Charles Johnson and Worthy Advisor John W. Turner, plus banker O. L. Uuley, camp clerk G. F. Sampson, and managers William J. Roberts FE Reynolds and Eugene Wonnacott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
New Society
Woodmen of the World
Edward Whitney
Scranton
Charles Johnson
John W. Turner
O. L. Uuley
Battalion Reorganized to Represent Carbondale Locally
The Knights of St. Rose battalion reformed at St. Rose hall after a pause due to church building work. They aim to represent Carbondale at the upcoming T. A. U. regimental encampment at Lake Lodore this summer. Patrick Duggan, recently returned from the Philippines, was elected drillmaster and will lead a meeting Tuesday night in Waitt's hall to begin drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Other Mathew
St. Rose Hall
St. Rose Church
Carbondale
Lake Lodore
Patrick Duggan
Philippines
Waitt's Hall
Dill
Phiwe
Mrs J M Peck Leads Inspection Tour Across Several Towns
Mrs J M Peck grand organiser and Inspector of the G I AL to the BL of L I Division 120 Carbondate returned Saturday from a tour of inspection visiting Susquehanna Corning Homeville Olean Bradford Meadville and Oil City Pa She saw Mr and Mrs W Mune Lean Jamestown and Henry Peck Suluminued NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Peck
G. I AL
L. I
Susquehanna
Corning
Hlomelaville
Olean
Bradford
Meadeville
Oil City
Berean Baptist Church Plans Weeknight Meetings
Nightly church gatherings continue at Berean Baptist with The Juistor Key Dy Whalen in charge delivering addresses and leading the choir in hymns. A gentle number will be ready to receive the Ordination of Capilon on Easter Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Whalen
Scranton Women Open Week in Carbonidale Events
Miss Teskle Carey and her sister Miss Lilsale Corey of Scranton visit Carbonidale to assist in a civic event, marking the opening of the week in the Hee OF the then antiinery paar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teskle Carey
Scranton
Carbonidale
Ciles
Lilsale Corey Alo
Agnes McDonough Departs for Oneonti Nebraska
Miss Agnes McDonough leaves today for Oneonti No V where she is engaged. She moves for the season as Pellow's Millinery branch store in that town and is described as one of the efficient and obliging employees at Pellow's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes McDonough
Oneonti, No V
Seagon
Pellow
di Thal Town
Thie City
Mises McDonough
To Sing in Scranton Tonight
Carbondale will be fittingly represented as a group performs in Scranton tonight presenting a local concert with possible community support and regional music figures expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
Finishing Touches In Salem Avenue Shop
W. C. Bearry completes finishing on quarters at Main street and Salem avenue to be occupied by Ma Jone brothers, the Salem avenue bar bers. An immense plate glass window was placed in the new shop on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bearry
Main Street
Salem Avenue
Ma Jone Brothers
Fat Nerves and Nervousness in Science Notes
A science snippet discusses fat nerves and how nerve action arises from fat in the nerve core. It suggests Scott's Emulsion nourishes fat nerves, claiming benefits for nervousness neuralgia and related conditions, and mentions Souty & Bowne as chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Duggist Joseph Kelly Plans Colorado Trip with Loftus
Edward J. Healey arranges a visit to the Isle of Ciba while Duggist Joseph Kelly and Councilman John Loftus map a trip to Colorado as pleasant weather eases travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggist Joseph Kelly
John ©. Loftus
Foxy
Colorado
Edward J. Healey
Isle of
Ciba
James Stoll of Carbondale Is Dangerously Ill at Home
James Stoll a pioneer figure in Carbondale remains critically ill at his Church Street home as family and friends express deep concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stoll
Carbondale
Church Street
Dundaff Youth Plans Westward Move After April 10
Frank McDermott of Dundaff intends to go West after April 10 to locate there, marking a notable departure of a well known young man from the town.
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Frank McDermott
Dundaff
Coffey Plans Rest After St Rose Church Service
Pastor T F Coffey of St Rose church signals a needed rest after recent duties. The note mentions plans to take a period of recovery following hard work with the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Coffey
St. Rose Church
Planing
Cinerat Honors Late Thomas Whilini Family Home
The obituary records the late Thomas Whilini's wake held at the family home in Ohio, followed by a funeral service at the Susehamna Survet Baptist church conducted by George Hague. Interment was at Union Cemetery with pallbearers listed, and the community notes mourners and local movements. Saward Bowden family plans relocation to Rozion, Washington, with other residents visiting and traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wh- Lini
Susu
Westendey Dif
Hey
George Hague
Poston
Conch
Rlow
Union Cemetery
Wil
Him Williams
Jamex Olyvens
Edwin Stith
Thomins Werver
William Jones
Tonkin James
Puiielh
Durmore Mire
John T. Nell
Cullen
Saward Bowden and Family
Feoteh Street
Jeanve Todas
Rozion
Washington
Maome Jomlan
Mannie Mefvnie
Dunmore
Henry Bonn
Wilkes-Harré
Peckville Socials and Local Visits Highlight Week
The Twentieth Century Glib hosted a Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Taylor event on Main Street Friday evening. Harperlodge Odd Fellows held services at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Francis Gendell delivering the sermon. Florence Taylor of Scranton visited Peckville friends. others include Mr. and Mrs. Myre and FR. L Taylor with son Arthur. Harry Gard with relatives in Forest City. H S Dikeman, Homer Huglish, and Oscar Hrughy departing for Almagordo, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Taylor
Main Street
Harperlodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis Gendell
Florence Taylor
Scranton
Peckville
and Myre
Wilken Fire Company Members Honor Homer Magnsh
In Almingordo New York residents hosted a visit by the Wilken Fire Company on Sunday evening. Mr Huaglish, a member, arranged a cordial gathering at his home on Ulleior Street. Homer Magnsh received a carpenter’s steel tape measure with a silver engraved plate from Wilson’s Five Company No 1 Peeleville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almingordo
Wilken Fire Company
Samunday
Huaglish
Inguish
Ulieior Street
Homer
Wilson
Peeleville, Pa
Elmhurst Social Evening Honors Mr Davis Before Move
Miss Jennie Bunning hosted Thursday night in Elmhurst for BL Davis who departs about April 1 to settle in Berkshire New York. Guests included Misses Low Dunning Grace Staunton Edna Dunning Jennie Maude Bunning and others as well as W H Page Burt Aten and Charles Davis. Refreshments were served and a pleasant time noted. Miss Nettle Evans recovering slowly from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bunning
BL. Davis
Bestershire
N.Y
Low Dunning
Besele Buckingham
Grace Staunton
Edna Dunning
Jennie and Maude Bunning
Alessis
FL. Davis
W. H Page
Burt Aten
Wallace Page
Aelden Dunning
Jonas Knickerbonker
Charles Davis
Masquerade Party honors student return home at Wimmers home
M Foley Wimmers hosted about fifty guests on March 21 in honor of his son Noy returning from school. The Ladies Aid will meet March 27 at Mrs W J Emery's home to sew. The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a business meeting Saturday with Miss Burns joining to work in the juvenile department. Mrs Rogers of Mil City visited Mrs Alusier last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Foley
Noy
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. J. Emery
Women's Christian ‘Expentine Union
Miss Burns
Rogers
Mil) City
Alusiers
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York
Ontario and Western
Indiy Tralne
Ing
Polnia
Siuday
Cornwall
Saunton
Wilms
aMeany
Cadosla
Parker
W Ae Froberts
Lydia Sailer
Miss Sailer
Mr. Roberts
Vee Blalher
Chaly
di Fei Sprague
Mr. Griswold
George
Prudential Insurance Company
Shiloh
Maris
Mitchell
J. W. Stanton
Canastota, N. Y
David Kennedy
Hyd
Rondoul
Canastota
N. Y
Jones’ Drug Store
Bright
Ste
Jermyn and Mayfield
Oneonta
Mr. Stoll
Linden Street
Washington Avenue
Tribune Bldg
Elmhurst
Wimmers
Keller
J.b.woolsey ,Co Contractors
Union Trume Oller
Meare
Longamey
Albert Ball
Joseph Kuettel
Peter Stipp
Fen Ton
OK Aanotile Manufacturing Company
M- H. Dale
Cwoora
Bales
Apgunl
Offi Ik
Washington Age
Nay Aug
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