Local notes from Honesdale and surrounding towns
Special to the Scranton paper. Community items include a skirmish drill at Park Street, coal mine suspensions with rail crews laid off, and a fair grandstand contract by Robbins. Obituary for Miss Clara Sutton details service with Rev. Swift and Khindle speaking for schools. Other notices mention entertainments, family visits, bridge plans, and school and church activities in Honesdale and Pittston area.
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Honesdale
No Bigelow
Con
Park Street
John Bryant
Honesdale Golf Club
Sidney Henwood
Scranton
Lane
Third Street
H.C. Hand
New York City
Honesdale Delaware and Hudson
Fair Grounds
Robbins
Mary Mumford
National Park Seminary
Clarin Sutton
Court House
Main Street
Clara ‘Tf. Sutton
Third
Eleventh Streets
Willian TH. Swift
Presbyterian Church
Tate
Oop
Glendyberry
Swift
F. PL Khindle
Honesdade
Usti
Fawley
Christian Endeavor Society
Sutton
Charles
Duluth
Minn
Hattle
Local Notes From Uniondale May Nineteen Sixteen
Uniondale notes report Mrs. McNim staying with Mrs. Sarah Westgate. Edison Carpenter of Peckville not in town as a visitor recently. Rev. D D Jenkins preached in Forest City last Sunday. Exterior home improvements on Mr and Mrs Edward Morgan admired. Local artist Robert F E Tennant credited. Squire Elijah Carpenter's condition remains unfavorable. Mr and Mrs Albert Opie entertained by relatives Thursday. Miss Ethel Smith secured a position at Montrose. Mrs Dr Roy Lyons and son Harry left for Muney Friday.
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Uniondale
McNim
Sarah Westgate
Edison Carpenter
Peckville
D. D. Jenkins
Forest City
Edward Morgan
Robert FE. Tennant
Squire Eiijah Carpenter
Albert Opie
Ethel Smith
Montrose
Roy Lyons
Harry
Muney
Priday
Local Visits and Trips Highlight May Week
Special to the Scranting Tribne notes visits across New Milford and nearby towns. Himes went to Fileberry Grove on business, Howell traveled to Steubenia, Moss returned to Hoboken after a family visit, May Bradley spent days in Binghamton, and Mrs. D B Replogle and daughter are mentioned in social notes.
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New Milford
Himes
Filebary Grove
T Howell
Stequebannia
Tesday
Moss
Aloboken
May Bradley
Binghamton
D. B. Replogle
Handicapped Runners and Digestive Health Emphasized
A historical ad-like piece compares physical handicaps to digestive and nutritional illness. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach diseases and digestion, includes testimony about cures, and promotes Dr. Pierce's medical books and remedies.
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Doctor Pierce
Pew
Jamies HO Ambrose
Mifflin Street
Huntingdon
Pierre
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Hawley Bayuse Sunday School Ice Cream Social Held
A Hawley Bayuse Sunday school event featured a grand march led by Dr Hartnett and Mrs Berge, with dancing until 2 am and supper by Mrs M O Whalen. Out of town guests included Matilda Francis Tessie McGee and many others from Scranton Olyphant Carbondale Jermyn Moscow Pittston. A Daughters of St George meeting is set for Monday at 2 pm in O Malley’s hall with Mrs AT TH Steele attending. Death notice for Mrs Andrew Healey on Vine Street after long illness. she was about nd years old.
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Dr. Hartnett
M. WH. Berge
M. O. Whalen
Pregents
Mises Matilda
Francis
Tessie McGee
Kate Reardon
Cecil
Mary Johnson
Bessie O'Mara
Margaret Mplaherty
Mira James Gavin
Mia
John Courtney
Hubert Gordon
Thomas Kearns
William Fitzeimmons
James Wade
Robert O'Donnell
Patrick Reardon
Patrick Flaherty
Thomas Murphy
Edward Golden
Scranton
James McGinty
Olyphant
Janes Fox
Carbondale
Dr. I
J. Dougherty
Plains
Eugene McCarthy
Jermyn
Stasin
Joseph Conboy
Moscow
John Fleming
Mila Quinn
Pittston
Daughters of
St. George
Luzerne
Lackawanna
O'Malley's Hall
TH. Steele
Pittsburg
M. H. Bosley
Andrew Healey
Vine Street
Local Notices and Business Ventures Highlight May Events
Proceeds from a cake sale fund a new church. Terter and Ludwig's paper box factory operates with updated machinery. Ludwig sails to Germany for six weeks. Harlee Insulator Co orders 100000 units and buys land near West Hiawley depot for a plant. Rev J H Watrous preaches memorial service for James M Thorpe post. G A R banquet held May 1 with a large turnout. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 2:80. Interment at St Marys cemetery. Autrick Tigue of Main Street is critically ill. Mitchell obsequies attended in Carbondale yesterday.
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Mary Milhum
Terter & Ludwig
Ludwig
New York
Germaany
Tureday
Wisser Wilhelm der Grosse
Harlee Insulator Company
West Hiawley
J. H. Watrous
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
James M. Thorpe
G. A. RR
Council No
Je. O. C. A. ME. Beld
Mary
Margaret
Anna
Andrew
James
St. Mary's Cemetery
Autrick 'Tigue
Main Street
William Mitchell
John Mitchell
Thomas Clark
M. FE. Howell
Argus Howell
Mitchell
Carbondale
Funeral of Fred Van Loan Held at Hallstead
Funeral services for Fred Van Loan were held at the Presbyterian church Hallstead May 1 conducted by Rev T W Church. Pallbearers named Bruce Chase Simon Pisher Varmumn Shaw Stephen Tingley Thuby Barnes Frank Rough. Many friends and relatives attended with numerous offerings at the service. Local and out of town attendees listed including families from Athens Binghamton New York and Pen Argyl among others.
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Hallstead
Fred van Loan
Presbyterian Church
Stev. T. W. Church
Bruce Chase
Simon Pisher
Varmumn Shaw
Stephen Tingley
Thuby Barnes
Frank Rough
Wd Mes
Daniel van Loan
Athens
Chore Bogart
Blovence DeWitt
Binghamton
Mere. Warren Vin Loan
New York City
Bruce Chuise
Pen Argyl
Chirk Jia
Seminton
Mowrey
Greategrediudsen
Gorden Wing Burton
Delden
Frank Lawrence
Wedneglis
R. W. Barnes
Young Men's Christian Association
Pratt
Familly
New Milford
Binghiuinton
M. F P. Hand
Wis
John Mand
Aite
Preston
Bingheen
Lester Syuleis
Hile
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Malin Staleet
George Dewey
Blaghiuinton
George Laval
Aire
Thome Wolah
Conklin
Mandanet fo Biarsfield Opera Haute in Avoca
The Mandanet of Biarsfield Opera haute in Avoca on Wednesday evening drew a large crowd. The hall was festooned with pilose flowers and bunting, the stage a fern bower behind which Bower's band played, providing a lush backdrop for the gala event.
Thompson Neighbors Gather in Borough on May 16
Special to the Scranton Tribme reports locals in Thompson Binghamton residents visiting town. Several townspeople are noted, including Mrs. Stompson and Mr. Gates visiting farms in Sherman, and Mrs. Foster replenishing millinery stock in Binghamton. Local officials like Benson survey streets ahead of road work.
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Thompson
P. RR
St. John
Binghamton
Els Stompson
Uniondale
A. W. Gates
Sherman
A. C. Foster
Frank Hellpost
Grand Army of the Republic
Methodist Episcopal
Tev. I. M. Pascoe
Benson
Jackson
W. F. Walker
More
Witter
J. M. Tucker
Carbondale
Dn Dacksan
A. D. David
Lehman
Mumford
Abiggie Biv
J. L. Witter
G A R Encampment Ticket Sale To Gettysburg
G A R Encampment at Gettysburg Pennsylvania on June 4 and 5. Ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad sell tickets to Gettysburg for round trip or one way with a limit to return by June 7. Children ages 5 to 12 pay half the adult fare.
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Lackawanna Millroad
Nest Ohis
Uckelts
Gettysburg
Theatrical Attractions At Scranton Tonight
The Scranton theater scene showcases Mutel Hige compciy presents an experimental program amid rival companies. Audiences will see performances under Tey Milks Mabet Palau and North South tours, with local actors and a planned weeklong run ending Soranton. Monday night ticket lines form as fans await the next showcase.
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Mabet Palau
Soranton
Seranton
Scrantonian
Base Ball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Scranton defeated Wilkes Barre 15 to 0, Lebanon beat Wilkes Barre 24 to 0, Lancaster lost 2 to 0 at Lancaster. Today Wilkes Barre plays at Scranton and Lancaster hosts Reading.
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Scranton
Wilkes Marre
Lebanon
Willluivepati
Lanchatey
Iy Tewking
Wilkes Barre
Sevantlyn
Willainseport
Lebanns
Lancaster
Reali
Scranton Beats Wilkes-Barre to Maintain First Place Lead
Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre 17 to 0 at the park, strengthening Scranton's hold on first. McGarry pitched for Scranton, Ross started for Wilkes-Barre and issued six walks. Rainey starred behind the plate with six unassisted put-outs and throwing out two would-be basestealers. Logan doubled twice and was hit by a pitch. Schmaltz is improving at the plate as the team fields faster.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
McGarry
Ross
Wilder
Sullivan
Rainey
Logan
Schmaltz
Wilres- Barrer
E. Hing
Sesaaeeneesievewl
Lurker
Sutveetewae
Cale
Lonrey
Sereewonnsee Aldia
Athiertom
Seesseeneenyeccul
Guinsone
Iturke
Co. Oy
Etrofs
St Wilkes
W. T. Hackett
Hevtitud College
Wil
Wilkes Byte
Furnished rooms and rentals listed at multiple addresses
Classified notices advertise furnished rooms with heat and bath at 537 Adam e avenue 626 Linden Street and 639 Adama avenue. Also postings seek boarders at 1141 Adams avenue private family with two or three boarders and other private party sales and loans.
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Adame Avenue
Linden Street
Adama Avenue
Adams Avenue
Theosophist Meeting and Local Notices for Scranton
A Theosophist invites interested cult members to meet in the city at 616 Washington Avenue. Furnished-house care offered by Reliable Party during owner absence for one or two months, with references to E. M. Smith Box 14 Scranton Pa. Various scattered names and snippets of sports and local notices appear, including others seeking contact, directions, and miscellaneous local items.
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Call Or Addres Theosophist
Washington Avenue
Addreen Mra
E. M. Smith
Scranton
Telamon and Lebanon Williamsport duel on diamond
Telamon and Lebanon Williamsport clashed on the diamond with errors on both sides. The visitors tally twice while the home team failed to convert chances as the game unfolded.
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Telamon
Lebanon
Williamsport
Truth
Seare
Chaotic OCR List of Names and Cities With Unreadable Fragments
A garbled OCR passage lists names and places such as Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Chicago and Boston with broken words and repeated letters. It mentions teams and umpires in a fragmented sport-like context but provides no clear events, dates, scores, or outcomes.
WANTED POSITION AND HELP WIDS PAY BY TRIBUNE NOTICE
Classified notices list various help wanted postings including stenographer urban tasks, a colored girl for general housework, a young Jindy assistant bookkeeper with references, a reliable colored man as private coal man, porter, or dog kind of work, a nurse, and requests for furnished house or rooms with board. Also notices for room and board in central locations and office relocation to Wyoming avenue.
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Alstenpurajiher
Tua
Cara Tribune
Lloyd Aheat
Sally Tucker
Sir Phelps Street
Young Jindy
Lak
Misa
Lillian
Scranton
PL O
Covelman
Tribune Office
Tewilig Moy Vik Baseball Card Note
A fragmented game note describes a nine inning affair with a notable catch by M Water, described as a pretty piece of work. Soares is mentioned in relation to the play as the standout moment of an otherwise tentative afternoon.
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Tewilig
Jamvaster
M Woater
Soares
Fragmentary OCR: scattered place names and numbers
A garbled OCR list shows many place names and numbers without clear context. Readable items include Hayffalo and Newark with accompanying figures, but the meaning of the sequence remains ambiguous.
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