Local Notices From Lackawanna County Ad Pack
Advertisements and orders for job work and publications accepted at Hannon O New Dealers North Main Street. Prominent residents listed in line include Nineveh Junction Trenry Waddell Crocker G Ridge Mise Wilcox Lews Ley Michael Crane New Cemetery stress WW A Purple and Meinant Milde Crystal Lake plot sale. Poor board grants outdoor relief totaling $75 Saturday evening.
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Hannon © O
Newedealers
North Main Street
Toll
Meinant Milde
W. OR. Moon
Co Jol
Pleasant Ridge
Crystal Lake
A. Purple
Street Committee Inspects City Roads and Bridges
The joint street committee and City officials conducted a daylong inspection of the city streets within First, Fifth, and Sixth wards. They found pavements generally in fair condition and outlined proposed improvements including widening Booth Church Street, widening Pike Street, replacing North Brooklyn Street bridge, and replacing the aging North Church Street bridge.
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Meserseithoul Nod Dit
Elect
Messrs
Cornell, Swingle and Rink
Common Council
O'Neill
Frick
Clifford
Firet
Fiith
Wania
Harrison
O Neill
North Church Street
Local and Personal Notes Mention Various Town Residents
Harry Kranta ill with typhoid fever inSouth Terrace. P Od McAndrew visited Olyphant. Mrs Max Mossol hosted Mrs Columans and Miss Leniius from Mawley. Shuster child ill with catarrhal fever improving. Professor Wall visited family in Binghamton. N Frederick Schaim visiting Delmer street home. Mrs John Mase hosting sister Mrs 15 J Russell and Edith from Waterbury Conn. W L Clark and daughter Ruth called to Berwick for Hinex. Carl Noesiger bought Dilan house on South Wyoming. Alexander McDonald owns a gray linnet gifted from California. Announcement of marriage for Miss Annie Princes, daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Wil.
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Harry
Professor Wall
Binghamton
Frederick Schaim
Hawley
Louise Brunner
Delmer Street
John Mase
Drummond Avenue
J. Russell
Edith
Waterbury
Conn
W. L. Clark
Ruth
Berwick
Carl Noesiger
Charles Dilan
Wyoming Street
Alexander McDonald
Pike Street
California
Annie Princes
E. A. Wil
Justice of the Peace George Smith Ready to Serve
A local report notes Justice of the Peace George Smith of the Third ward has qualified and will discharge duties. The piece also recounts a a misprint of social happenings, visits, and a church Easter program with music by the Methodist Episcopal choir and a long list of townspeople and attendees.
Firemen praised for quick response by local volunteers
The article lauds the Olyphant volunteers, referred to as gallant Howe boys, for their swift actions at a fire in Olyphant last Monday morning. It notes their prompt arrival and compares their hustle to Peckyville, highlighting community spirit and teamwork alongside a church program featuring anthems and doxology.
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Christ
Jesus
Howe Boys
Olyphant
Peckyville
Fire Company Talks Stir First Ward Citizens
Local residents discuss raising funds to establish a fire company. Couples Joseph Youngbloot and Beesie Crane plan a church wedding at St. Joseph’s. Community social events, visits, and illnesses fill the week with several townspeople traveling or hosting guests.
Arrangements for Serenade Led to Local Preparations
The Serenade band boys plan events for the later part of the month. Patrick Melonnell of Salem Street visited Beranton yesterday as did others. The obsequies for Willie Loughlin’s child were held after yesterday afternoon. Attendees at Sister Mary Martin’s funeral in Susquehanna included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White and several local youths. Schools reopened after a two week vacation. Justice Duffy opened his office in Miles’ block on Beth Matt Street, PA. Philbin left for Louisville to attend the Heptasophs convention. Quinnan of Pittston visited town yesterday. The council met in regular session last evening and approved several bills, with others held for investigation.
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Patrick Melonnell
Salem Street
Beranton
Willie
James Loughlin
Mary Martin
Susquehanne
Mia
J. H. White
Sarah O'Connor
Annie Quinnean
Alice Norton
Miles McAndrew
Duffy
Miles
Beth Matt Street
Philbin
Louieville
Heptasophs
Trew
Quinnan
Pittston
Probst Bros
Jones & Lack
Crescent Electric Company
Archibald Cithen
Aug. Casenbrook
Conta
Hero
Thomas Manley
Board of Health
H.M. Henry Revels
Pathmaster
Atkionon
D. J. Gilmartin
John 8. Kearney
Michael Loftus
Priceburg News Briefs: Funeral and Local Notices
The funeral of Gertrude Baker six years was held Friday from the Dickson residence and he interment took place in Priceburg cemetery. Misses Isabella and Mary Wright visited their parents Sunday. Primitive Methodist ministers conference begins today in Green Ridge and runs to Tuesday. Mine Inspector Roderick was in town Saturday. The Primitive Methodist choir meets tonight for rehearsal. David Watkins was summoned to Nendham on Sunday. his brother John is mentioned.
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Gertrude
Peter Baker
Dickson
Priceburg
Miso Magele Hall
Albert Street
Isabella
Mary
Wrightson
Johny Wrightson
Primitive Methodist Ministers
Green Ridge
Roderick
Primitive Methodist Church
David Watkins
Nendham
John
Watkins fatally injured by runaway car trio
Watkins died Sunday after injuries from a runaway car trio. The incident left him fatally hurt as authorities investigate the cause and identify the vehicles involved.
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Watkins
Fire devastates multiple properties in town
Yesterday morning's blaze damaged five houses owned by Lpear Hard Horenfield and five by The Rueelan company, plus the meat market and dwelling of John Brohofseky occupied by Suse Burnett, an ice house, and a rear barn. The Excelator Hoep company fought the flames. Wilson Fire of Peckville aided after outside help was alerted. Insurance covered by C. M. Hathaway.
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Ay Merount
Trine
Lpear- Hard
Wilson Fire Company
Peckville
C. M. Hathaway
Miseen Annie
Elizabeth Jordan
New York
BE. J. Cochran
W. J. Schulermoehl
Jeroy
N.Y
Worry
Delaware Street
Montross
John McDonald
Dunmore
J. A. Manning
Dunmore Street
Local Notes and Social Hour Events in Plymouth
Old Porge Mrs John R Wilson of Plymouth visiting at her parents J C Reed Samuel Mrodhead improving residence Mrs Morris wintering in Washington called en route to Binghamton Fire destroys John Worthington dwelling Sunday night Inawe Addison former longtime president to England mission tea May 4 at Mrs J H Broymler 10 cent charge social at new Methodist church tonight 6 cent admission cake lemonade served Iya Atherton of Taylor visiting town Monday.
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Edwin Woodworth
Scranton
Oecar Maines
E. Helmes
Herbert Yort
Ferber
Herbert Emich
Peckville
Mise
Clara M. Greenslade
Carbondale
Mra. i
Greenslade
Oscar C. Smith
Lillian Bacon
Nicholson
Samuel Warner
Main Street
Emory
Ethel Myers
Wilkes-Clarre
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
Lillie Baker
Jennie Soloman
James Allin
Mra
William Graves
Nellie Tryon
James Helley
John Roach
William Bray
Harry Loomis
Isabelle Maxwell
Fred H. Richtmeyer
Nicholas Reicon
Sacred Heart
T. A. Hendricks
John Farrel
Sacred Heart Guild
Hey
M. K. Lynott
P. Z. Vergan
Kathe Mullen
J. J. Sullivan
M. E. Lynott
Hannah
Ollina
Lewis Pizer
Thorny Upton
Tt. N. Martin
Moscow
Flora Moase
Mount Pleasant
John R. Wilson
Plymouth
J. C. Reed
Samuel Mrodhead
Morris
Washington
BPC
Binghamton
John Worthington
Inawe Addison
England
J. H. Broymler
Iya Atherton
Taylor
Local incidents and arrests noted in borough council
Last week Eugene Reed suffered slight injuries as his team ran away. George Smith visits the south while Augustus Atherton remains under medical care. The Game and Fish association arrested several people for fleeing within borough limits. cases heard by Alderman Frances in Dalton with fines and costs. Defendants plan to appeal. J C Northup praised for detective work. Charles Moore visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Louise Simnith’s grounds were beautified with trees and shrubs. Arthur Moore of the University of Pennsylvania dentistry course will return home soon.
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Eugene Reed
Augustus Atherton
George Smith
Game and Fish Association
Frances
Dalton
J.C. Northup
Charles Moore
Louise Simnith
Arthur Moore
University of Pennsylvania
FEMICORE LIVER PILLS PROMISE WIDE HEALTH BENEFITS
Bright women will be "FEMICORE LIVER PILLS" specially prepared for ladies only. They act on the liver kidneys stomach and bowels to regulate functions not specific to the sex. They relieve constipation heat in the head sick feeling and other ailments. One pill daily, two pills per day. Sold by Carl Loren, druggist, Lackawanna Scranton.
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Flomach
Powells
Carl Loren
Lackawanna
Scranton
Neighbors in the county share visits and moves
Dr C N Vannes Jt repaints his house. Miss Anna Renselar of Scranton visits friends. Mrs E A Bonds moves into W J Dey’s house. Blanche T Horne of Rush attends at Superintendent Moxley’s home. Mrs L P D Sawyer and Mrs William Hoover return from visits in Candor and Binghamton. Joseph Zilk buys property on Du Bole street and moves. Lease Roose plans to move into Mrs F B Eldred’s Lackawanna avenue house. County Superintendent notes ongoing local activity.
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C. N. Vannes Jt
Anna Renselar
Scranton
Fiel Weels
E. A. Bonds
W. J. Dey
Blanche T. Horne
Rush
Charles KE. Moxley
Pront Street
Mra. L. PD
Sawyer
Mra
William Hoover
Lackawanna Avenue
James Ryndes
Oneonta
V. J. Wilmot
Frank May
Bnse
L. PD. Miller
Local Industry Hopes Rise as Firms Consider Move to Hallstead
Chartee and Moxley discuss annual county examinations while Charles Scpiiton travels to Los Angeles for a railway workers convention. Minehamton chair makers Stickney and Brant visit Hallstead Land to relocate, employing 200 men. Bernstein family from New York to visit relatives. Mooney finds work in the alk mill. Friendly Hand lodge 644 confers first degree Tuesday. Rev John Davis speaks at Khullrond YMCA meeting.
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Chartee & Moxley Fa Wuey
Charles Scpiiton
Los Angeles
Cal
Order of Railway
Mess
Stickney
Mew
Bernetein
New York
James Mooney
Allk Mill Friendly Hand Lodge
Hev
John Davis
Peopel
Khullrond
Local Notices and Obituaries From Nicholson Area
Mrs Nora Chase and W J Watkins wed at West Lenox with Rev F E B Adams officiating. O H M Williams funeral held Sunday with Adams officiating. relatives from Orange Mansfield Portville Ridgway Sheffeld Whetherly and more attended. Mrs Werkheiser returns after winter tannery work in Stroudsburg.
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Iuide
West Lenox
Nora Chase
W. J. Watkins
Nicholson
F. EB. Adame
Knap
O. HM. Williams
Ofelock
Meg
B. Adams
John N. Williams
Orange
Seminary Band Wins Concert at Nelson Memorial Hall
The Methodist Sunday School and Plymouth Concert band directed a successful program in Nelson Memorial hall last Friday evening. Highlights included the Ripppard trio, Miss L Arleen Hard, the glee club, and a George L Carte recitation. The seminary varsity beat Berwick 14 to 7, and the team later prepared for next Wednesday’s game with Moosic.
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Methodist Sunday Schoot
Plymouth
Rippard
L. Arleen Hard
George L. Carte
Berwick
Ar. R. Nelson Dorshimer
Dalton
Wolf
Wilkes-Barre
Colonel French
Indiana Normal School
Wis
Moosic
Frank Winter
Harry Hillman Academy
Young Men's Christian Association
Wilkes-Hatre
Hillman
Thury
Parnes
Beeonde
Chandler
Thme
Cheon Morrow
Dietance
Barnes
Netance
Paine
Millman
Gendall
W. H. Decker
Ong Willy Pace
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