The People’s Exchange Advertises for Help and Property
Classified notices offer to buy sell or exchange real estate and other property with one cent a word rates. The item lists letters of administration and claims of estate matters in the Clipe Howdale area and Penney t: vena. It notes payments for estate settlements and management duties by the Warddan Moteiiseen administrator in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ores
Dines Maden
Howdale
Liekiavuntie
Gommtys Penney
Nike
Eleiebahey
Street department undertakes extensive repairs and projects
The city street department outlines a long list of urgent work including drainage repairs, culverts, pipe installations, bridge work, tree removals, and sidewalk fronts. Projects target Crown and Willow streets, Seventh and Hospital streets, Main Street corridors, and the Brook Street intersection with widening and rebuilding efforts. The schedule hinges on property donations and pending contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Gastaewenipe
Ollige
Brookiey and
Civeentiel
Merrick “Rooms
Brooklyn Street
Brooklyn Streets
Crown Ane
Willow Street
Scott Atreet
Oditely Semel Hospital
Bircet
Costly Joke Prompts Bootblack Stand Bill
A young man from Taees Tallin by birth decorates bootblack Toe's stand with paint after being teased by nearby youths. The owner, Toes, returns to find his chair painted and vows revenge. An alderman court hears the case as the accused pleads first offense and offers to pay for damages, ending with a light punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallin
Salon Avenue
Ploa
Duffy
Patience
Tasca
Boothmek
Aloe
Cde
Community rummage sale to purge homes this weekend
Poimmaege Sales hosts a church coordinated event with Episcipathins and Baptist and Congregationalist groups guiding sale proceeds. Congregationalists announce a combined drive with a central venue to be announced, inviting friends to donate saleable items and arrange tables for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poimmaege
Carhenedate
Thie Eli
Conerega
Eharae
Ehureh Teodonate
Postal service strain in Lackawanna county streets
An OCR fragment reports postal delays in a Lackawanna county city with unnumbered streets and uneven growth. It notes demand for more carriers is justified by inspector visits, as residential delivery is hindered by faulty street addressing and insufficient routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iar Hondale
Onch
Woshiimagtenn
Thattel
Nak
Tysephen- Haile
Ph Herdbed
Pba Press
Canep Ne 2 Pietviotie Onder sons er Adegien
A garbled note from this city describes an event in the WOW Watt bidding and a thirteenth anniversary celebration. The text hints at an evening program on a street, involving a group called BVO UO en OT Lertmedt, with uncertain details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietviotie
Watt
Ettaipety
Honer
Earlies Yi
Unclear historic names frame local town visit scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a figure from New York City and companions visiting a western town scene. It mentions guiding by a person named Chorge W and references others Joshi and B. Tathiyores, with few familiar moons or features noted during the visit.
Community Gala Promises Warm Evening and Merriment
On Monday evening a local society hosts a joint concert and social at the village hall. Organizers vow careful planning to ensure a pleasant occasion with music, refreshments, and friendly company for all attendees.
Br Paul’s Lutheran Church Elects New Treasurer
John J. Berane elected treasurer of Br Paul’s Lutheran Church replacing Louis Brunner who resigns after extended tenure amid court scrutiny and alleged improprieties. Brunner’s departure ends a period of lengthy service and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Berane
Br Paul's
Louis Brunner
Chormans
Funeral for John Murphy Postponed at St Mose Church
The funeral for John Murphy who died after a fall on the stairs will be held this morning at 9 from his late home on College Atom. Services will be held at St Mose Church continuing the final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Ths
Mose
Local graduate earns degree from Jefferson Medical College
Avho Meight of Honesdale and a Lime resident is listed as entitled to write his name as graduate of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. He attended the graduation exercises on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avho Meight
Honesdale
Thin City
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Massive Locomotives Parade Through City
Two enormous locomotives built at the Rakiwin Works in Philadelphia steamed through the city yesterday en route to the Union Pacific railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakiwin Works
Philadeliinia
Union Paciflhe Railroad
Louis Bush and Miss Fannie Hush Called to Factoryville
Louis Bush and his sister Miss Fannie Hush of Fiver Street are summoned to Factoryville by a brother in serious need. The fragmentary note mentions a plea for aid and household prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bush
Fannie Hush
Fiver Street
Factoryville
Lockjaw Case Proves Fatal in Local City
John Sears died from tetanus after a fall while at work caused a leg injury. Despite precautions, the infection developed, leading to his death at Emergency Hospital yesterday morning. He was 50, survived by his wife and eight children, with one son serving in the Philippines. Funeral arrangements were set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sears
Heney Deepal
Sears
Deceised
Jon
Wayne County
Seth Sears
Sam Welds
Philippines
Regularo
Uodertaker Purple
Neo
Archbald Street
Pyiday
Wen
Keystone Dramatic Club Presents Because She Loved His Sac
On Menoria night the Keystone Lit ero and Dramatic club of Serine WHE stage a dramatic play at the Grand opert house titled Because She Loved His Sac. Proceeds go to the St. Rose church building fund. The young men, once set on Rocenbertainmpent, organized a dramatic production instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menoria
Keystone Litero and Dramatic Club
Serine
Opert House
St. Rose Parish
Keystone
Soe Oot
Scranton
Betase
Sin So
Lascenin
Old Resident Lawrence McNally Dies After Prolonged Illness
Lawrence McNally an longtime Tawilerhe street resident died in the afternoon after a seven year illness and recent complications. He was well known in town and highly esteemed by neighbors. The funeral will be held at St Rose Church with a Mass of Requiem, then interment in St Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McNally
Tawilerhe Street
Mr McNally
McNally
Miothetehoek
St. Rose Chur
St. Rose Cemetery
Last Night's Concert At First Congregational Church
A youth group from the Young Ladies' Special Club hosted a concert at the First Congregational Church last night. The audience filled the hall as performers presented a varied program including vocal solos mandolin and violin pieces, a recital and a vocal duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Naytor
Blodwin Dawis
Misses Wiseley
Miss Calling
Mise Ednth Benson
Edgar Stuck
Miss Collins
Miss Meta He
Mise Benson
Mr Hoe
Miss Wisehey
Traction project hits trouble on local switch repair
A repair attempt on a block north of Salent Ave faced permission issues and rushed work. Residents report tree safety problems and ongoing annoyance from the misaligned switch. Aided by a powerful electrical system, the crew works to correct the defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Store shelving collapses at Napdware shop on South Matin
A Tuesday night incident at J B cil hardware on South Martin Street caused shelving to topple, sending a row of show canes scattering and smashing. The loss exceeds one hundred dollars with no insurance coverage, and the wall fastening was reportedly inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Cil
Matin Street
Local resident Martin Krentan reported fatally ill
Friends on Upper Dunduff Street learned last night that Martin Krentan is very ill, with local chatter noting his condition as serious. no official update from authorities yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Krentan
Upper Dunduff Street
New Open Car Put In Service By Traction Company
Car No. 2 of the Traction company was put in service today as the best open car of the season. Other cars will be put on in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Conmpany
Ti Bs
Unclear fragment on Hiva 2 Woven Was heads
Fragmentary notes mention Mrs. Hiva and Vite Sasane Dene with unclear context or events. No concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiva
Ontario and Western train death near Tess day
The article reports the death of Mrs. Wayman, once a Hickory Ridge resident and sister to Mire Matle Bailey of South Church Street. Her body was moved from Mrs. Bailey’s house to Hickory Ridge where the funeral was held, with many residents of the city knowing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
New York State
Tax Collector Seizes in Fifth Ward for School Taxes
Attorney William E. Watt, appointed tax collector, made multiple levies in the Fifth ward to recover 1900 school tax. Under his contract no bonus would be paid if a certain collection percentage by June was met, and Watt is pressing for full recovery, threatening summary action against refusals to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Watt
Watt
Moran and McAndrew Face Alderman Over Firearm Charge
John Moran prosecutes and John McAndrew defends in a case before Alderman Atkinson this afternoon for displaying and discharging fire arms. A newsboy son testifies he was bitten by Moran’s dog during Moran’s search for the animal, while Moran says the boy teased the dog and no bite occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
John McAndrew
Atkinson
McAndrew
Moran
Clothesline Thief Plagues South Side Neighbors
South Side residents fear a clothesline thief after several families report overnight losses. Investigations by victims are believed to have identified the suspect, with multiple homes reporting similar thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Fire alarm inspection set to resume daily testing
Chief of the Fire Department announces daily testing of the city fire alarm system. McNulty will trigger one box each day, replacing the inspector whose removal left the system unattended for weeks. Public relief grows as inspections restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
A. McNulty
Funeral of Little David Callihan Held Privately
The funeral of David Callihan, the infant son of Mr and Mrs James Callihan of Salem Avenue, was held yesterday. The remains were laid to rest in St Rose cemetery. Owing to the nature of the disease, the service was private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Littl
Mrn
James Callihan
Salem Avenue
St. Rose Cemetery
Carbondale Officials Attend Scranton Council Initiation
MM Horan J 5 O Nei and Mark ampbell joined Carbondale council leaders Knights of Columbus at the Scranton council initiation ceremony last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horan
J. 5
O' Nei and
Markampbell
Our
Carbondale Council
Knights of Columbus
Scranton Council
Local visitors and residents noted in Scranton area yesterday
Dr J R Slitterly of Scranton formerly of this city was in town yesterday. Olicer J Z McAndrew of Olyphant visited relatives here yesterday. Mrs Mot Miliont stayed with Miss Judith Benson of Scranton. Miss Nora Nealon returned home after visiting Pittston friends. Hiev Lod Metabe of Auburn Centre NY visited the parish residence yesterday. Charles Munn of Middletown NY, a former Carbondale merchant, renewed acquaintances yesterday. Mrs S S Card of this city and Mrs A D Preston of Scranton are spending a week in New York City. Minnie Bowen and Mrs EB Lathrope attended the Schumann Heink concert in Scranton Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Slitterly
Scranton
Olicer J. Z. McAndrew
Olyphant
Yesterdy
Mot. Miliont
Judith Benson
Nora Nealon
Pittston
Hiev
Lod
Metabe
Auburn Centre
N.Y
Charles Munn
Middletown
N. Y
Carbondale
Yesterlay
Card
A. DD. Preston
Scranten
New York City
Minnie Bowen
EB. Lathrope
Tribune
Schumann-Heink
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Notices and Events
Local school parents day scheduled all week from 2 to 5 P M with pupil work exhibit in all rooms. Obituary notes James H Russell formerly of Jermyn died in Dowd City Washington after long illness leaving three daughters. Birth announced for William Seymour Sr and wife of Third Street. Hawthorne Literary Society to meet at William Kennedy's home next Wednesday. Roderick to begin sinking an air shaft near Delaware and Hudson drift on East Slide. A five year old Carbondale child dies after illness. Red Men invite to social and meeting Saturday night. Ladies Aid rummage sale at Methodist Episcopal Church opens today. Rev G J Fessenden returns from Pottsville. Street crew making improvements at foot of hill near mule barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Friends of Education
James H. Russell
Jermyn
Dowd City
Washington
William Relsting
Gould City
William Seymour
Third Street
Hawthorne Literary Society
William Kennedy
Roderick
Delaware and Hudson
David
Janes Callahan
Carbondale
Afonsay
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mpiscopal Church
Fessenden
St. Janes’ Mpiscopal Church
Pottaville
McAndrew
Local notes from Peckville and surrounding towns
Miss Laura Roberts returned Monday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Silas Robert of Muhlenburg. Duight Beardslee and William Vandervort were business visitors at Avarat yesterday. Mrs D W Brown is visiting relatives in Avarya and Mr H B Briggs of Carbondale was in town yesterday. Joseph and Blanford Neese were at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Roberts
Silas Robert
Muhklenburg
Duight Beardslee
William Vandervort
Avarat
D. W. Brown
Avarya
H. B. Briggs
Carbondale
West Culley
Joseph and
Blanford Neese
Wedding attendance and church concert planned in Scranton
Clifford attended the wedding of Miss Laurse Morgan to Professor H. B. Morean. Mrs. Charles Baker, recently ill with a paralytic stroke, showed some improvement. The Presbyterian choir plans a concert in the Morgan store building on Decoration Day. Readers include Mr Fundman violinist Scranton, Mr Law locutionist Scranton, Miss Katherine Gibbons soprano, Miss Barge pianist, Wil W. Watkine baritone, G. W. Hawley minister. Ice cream will be served after. General admission 18 cents.
Weddings and Society Notes from Olyphant Crowd
A busy evening in Olyphant featured the wedding of Miss Margaret G Williams to William Lewis at the bride’s Hill Street home with A V Bower of Scranton performing the ceremony. The couple plans a New York honeymoon and will reside on Hill Street upon return. The Father Mathew Dramatic society staged Lynwood for Cathelic Y M B S anniversary. Annie Mackerel and Charles O Boyle wed at St Patrick’s Church with a large turnout. A juvenile dancing class social is planned in Mahon’s hall, and Mrs Mary Evans of Hyde Park visited relatives. Mrs McCloudman of Lackawanna Street is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret G. Williame
William Lewis
Hill Street
A. V. Bower
Scranton
Gertrude Williams
Edward Lewis
New York
Lynwood
Father Mathew Dramatic Society
Cathelic Young Men's
Annie Mackerel
Bell Street
Charles O' Boyle
Jessup
John McLaughlin
St. Patrick’s Church
Bridget O'Boyle
John Sweeney
Anna Brown O'Malley
Mahon's Hall
Mary Evans
Hyde Park
McCloudman
Lackawanna Street
Taylor Events and Local Notes From Archbald Area
The Goodwin benefit concert and drawing, postponed earlier, now set for June 20 at Webers rink to aid a widow and children through liberal patronage. Funeral of Mrs. Moran noted. requiem at Immaculate Conception led by Rev. Motty. Taylor Reds to Pittston to face Brothers. Harris candidacy discussed for Republican state convention. Ice cream social planned by American Protestant Association, Ladies’ Lodge. Ladies’ association members to meet at Mrs Griffiths’ High Street home. Drum corps to host a Decoration Day picnic at Weberns Park. Ethel Reese returns from Week’s visit. W O C Howells in Philadelphia for son’s hospital entry. Robert Llewellyn to Wales on June 1.
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Goodwin
Webers Rink
Hberal
John Moran
Archbald
James Motthty
Taylor Reds
Pittston
H. E. Harris
Harrisburg West Mouth
American Protestant Association
Ladies’ Lodge
American Protestant Ladies’ Association
Thomas Criffiths
High Street
Taylor Union
Weberns Park
Ethel Reese
W. R. Jones
Carbondale
W. OC Howells
Philadelphia
Myan
Robert Llewellyn
Wales
Notable visits and meetings overlook in Hallstead week
Malistead hosts and guests travel between Galusie A. Uein's Glewoodd and nearby towns. Fragments mention veterans' meetings, farm visits, local officials, and community events with multiple names and places, alongside regulatory notes and upcoming gatherings.
A Delightful Lake Ledore Excursion Announcement
The first excursion of the season on Lake Ledore will run Memorial Day weekend May 30 via the Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad. Take a train to the lake and walk from the new wharf to view the spring water and scenery. Bauer’s orchestra will provide music at the dance pavilion and catering will be available. Special teas depart from Scranton and Woodward depots with greatly reduced excursion rates from all stations and tickets on all trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ledore
Runoen Memorial
Delaware & Dblson Railroad
Lake Groat
Bauer
DL & Th
Scranton
Knights Templar train to Reading grand commander's election
A Knights Templar train will depart Seranten via the Central Railroad of New Jersey on May 27, with stops at Wilkes-Barre and Pittston. Fares range from 1 to 6 dollars plus group rates. the event escorts Grand Commander candidate Peninin and follows a ceremonial route with tickets valid to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranten
New Jersey
Popa
Inh Petins Wilkes-Birre
de Poo
Puarty
Feranion
Pliteton
Wilkes-Barre
Jaime of
Siemteyn
Latys Pittston
Qanel
Powe Ooehlies
Keadiowe
Knights Templar
Meitaenms
MT. i Prenat
Reading
Eivery Knielit Templar
Unclear OCR narrative on Susquehanna death and local events
An imperfect local text describes Patchard Las kin, a Susquehanna resident, dying while confined for the insane at Chenville. It notes his prior confinement, a search ending with his rescue, and mentions the death of a boy, the father's return to the asylum, and several survivors. The piece also references church anniversaries and community figures in Hindlestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newey Lemena
Larkin
Quy Cplogie
Mas
J. Vaeriek
Conmdiier
Angie Tho
Caiedian
Stryder
New York
Percotadiy
Feo
Kiew
Mire
Belin
Presbyterian Church
Local Church Reception and Community Events Highlight Susquehanna
Members of the church and congregation hosted a reception marking a cheerful gathering. The event featured a large crowd, musical solos, and a program with several choirs and a guest band from Susquehania While plans included upcoming activities at Jomeshore High School and various social engagements, readings and performances showcased community ties and support for families attending from nearby towns.
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the People's Exchange
Street Department
Select Council
Seventh
Church Street
Crown and
Oditel
Chantel Street
Ninth Avenue
Cirade
Seat Main
Washington Streets
Carel Street
Tenth Avenue
Crown Ad
Washington Street
Pba
Gia
Tiv
Binkett
Gilbert Street
Coopera Sumo Avenue
Bippert Street
Am Ok Avenue
Burkert
Driimend Avenue
Pehenr Street
Oak Avenue
Belmont Street
Iiehcoon
Lark
Dalits Avenue
Durkin
Atvaet
Alles
Poptinvster
Bowth Main
Brennan
Toman Catholic Cemetery
Purview
Gireen Street
Hospital Street
Fallbrook Street
Seventh Avenue
Malin Street
Lackawanna River
Palto Rook Street
Mills Street
Marrell’s Alley
Newcomb
Congregational Church
Banaud
Chorge W
Varhondale
Joshi
Ad B. Tathiyores
Ciera
Maui Mtn
Mr. Murphy
St. Rose's Cemetery
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Taylor
Hallstead
The
Scranton Tribune
Malistead
Shana Th Duthie
Galusie A. Uein
Glepwoodd
Mr. and
Mie
Clr
Moxlow
Aleshanten
SS. Wright
Monte
Hinge HW Homes
Mote
Amelia War Veterans
Peidvs Ewenbing
Alford
Iwecaie Eiuifiaedh
Tian Traklies
Mont Posse
Alton
Frank
Achilier
Cay Et Poreet Cite
Millar
Susquelwana
Sariel Gritse
Landford
Leonidef
Mitchell
Friee
Visting
Bingswinton
Pilday
Michael Lave
Lavkawion
Opriatoy
Georgia DeWitt
Hinglimbo
Regulationa
Team Sundae
Warren FO
Saeedaed Howe
Wakait
Ming Lillian
Woods
Heshin
Piobear KH
Milsoplie
Lake Lodore
Knights Templar Excursion
Susquehanna
Sprofal
Scrantan
Tellaine
Meldrum
Cambrie
Nainsook
Wyoming Ave
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Sisteenth &T
Armevean Bhan
Pamilles
T. Thompson
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
B'way Care
HOTEL
Albert
ST. & University
Broadway
pRestaurant
Pocono Heights
Bern
Samuel
Invy
Pocono
Tins Diy
Tbe
Teilly Deve
Diay
Graduallay Exreddes
Ryiday Evening Dale Dairy Ued
Tena Mrawn
Trenea Phew
Wena Whitney
Millie Spears
Millie Spears, Tribbite Mu. Mullowgh, Wied Spears, Marl Deen
Chilien Flaherty
Benjamin Pewhsburs
Bue Black
Sepine Solois
Brey
Chitkaati
West Aldinshire
Pinghamston
Charlee Iellum
Averit
Mis
Wil Nw
T. Larabee
Ciel Amreet
Warner & Lowe
Archextra Fur
Pittsby
Bower
Chan Palle
Gall
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