Debt We Owe to Brave Men of War Memorial Sermon
Rev. T. F. May delivers a patriotic memorial sermon at First Congregational Church in Carbondale honoring Davies Post and Spanish War veterans. He extols the sacrifices of soldiers and sailors, urges peace through justice, and links national liberty to duty, devotion, and faith, citing biblical prophecies and national history.
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T. F. May
First Congregational Church
Davies Post
Mr May
William HH
Grand Army of the Republic
Carbondale
Chttren
Blue
Od Pellows Hall
Salem Avenue
John McComb
Bine
Canbyhin Hall
South Church Street
Woman's Relief Corp
Min Ming Preavh
Tealuh
Dicah
Free School
Free Churches
Ife
Anid
College Complexions Ruined by Coffee
A college girl from Huayuttaville Michigan recalls coffee ruined her complexion and how Postum Food Coffee restored health. Her mother switched from coffee to Postum, noting improved looks and spirits, and others report neuralgia relief after quitting coffee.
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Huayuttaville
Mufiys
Ovilese
Roy
Poston
Abe
Mick
Sabbath Nuptials Bind Miss Anna Stone and Benjamin Levy
Miss Anna Stone of Carbondale marries Benjamin Levy of New York City in a Hebrew rite at the Jewish synagogue on Pike Street. The ceremony was simple with Rev. Aaron Kaplan officiating and Dora Stone as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Carbondale and are warmly welcomed by their families.
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Anna Stone
Benjamin Levy
New York City
Hebrew Rite United
Carbondale
Pike Street
Aaron Kaplan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dora Stone
Abe Levy
Hyman Stone
Nichols Avenue
Mrs. Levy
Jacob Stone
Levy
The Crackerjacks vs Stars Baseball Duel Ends In Dispute
Belmont Crackerjacks and Stars tied 12 12 after ten innings. Umpire altered a call, Stars refused to concede, Crackerjacks complain of missed outs. Key plays included Robinson with two triples and a homer Hieckenberg and Doud homered. Wilson and Oliver turned a sensational double play.
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Belmont
Stars
Mini
Wilson
McCabe
Robinson
Watson
Dow
Hieckenberg
Doud
Oliver
Music At Trinity Church Delights Cast in Evening Service
Special programme of music at Trinity church featured soloists W A Roberts and Miss Lydia Sailer. Roberts performed But Who May Abide from the Messiah and Calvary, while Sailer sang Before the Throne of Glory and From Thy Love as a Father. Choir work praised, with choruses Bend Out Thy Light and Hallelujah.
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Trinity Church
W. A. Roberts
Lydia Sailer
Mr. Roberts
Calvary
Tradness
Saller
Nevin
Gounod
Decoration Day Services By Warbondale Institute
The Warbondale council will observe Memorial day with religious services honoring departed members of the Young Men's Institute. The annual observance continues the institute’s tradition of remembrance on Decoration Day.
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Young Men's Institute
Warbondale Council
Curing Consumption With Scott's Emulsion Noted
An ad claims Scott's Emulsion helps consumptives gain weight and reduce coughing. It notes the mechanism is unclear but asserts weight gain and diminished cough indicate the disease waning. The pitch ends with a request for a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Memorial Service at St Rowe Church Friday Morning
The council will hold a high requiem in St Rowe church on Friday morning next at 8.20. Members meet at their hall at eight o'clock and proceed in a body to the church to assist at the service. Friends of the deceased members may also respond and join in the memorial.
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St. Rowe
Stroke Strikes Mrs Murphy of White's Crowning
Mrs B J Murphy wife of B J Murphy owner of that settlement is critically ill after a stroke of paralysis. She awoke yesterday morning unable to move her right side and Dr D L Bailey found a brain blood clot. Speech is impaired as the speech center lies opposite the affected hemisphere. Her wide circle of friends in the section will mourn this disappointing turn of health.
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B. J. Murphy
White's Crowning
Honor for Carbondale as district deputy chosen
Delegates returning from the Erie Odd Fellows convention announced Carbondale's selection as district deputy. Isaac Singer of Olive Leaf lodge received the nomination, succeeding Hemmelright of Olyphant. Singer avoided pledges but his popularity among district Odd Fellows was evident.
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Isaac Singer
Odd Fellows
Erie
Carbondale
Olive Leaflodge
First Public Mass by Rev James Gilmartin in Carbondale
Announcement at St Rose church states Rev James Gilmartin of New York City, ordained a week ago, will sing his first public mass in Carbondale next Sunday at 10 30 a m. He is accompanied by Rev Patrick Gilmartin, ordained about a year and a half ago, who will assist.
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James Gilmartin
New York City
St. Rosa Church
St. Rose Church
Carbondale
Father Gilmartin
Roderick Kilhullen
Patrick Gillmartin
Obituary of Orange Whitney Gardner in Carbondale
Orange Whitney Gardner died Friday night at his Wyoming Street home from heart disease after frail health following an appendicitis operation. He was a driver for merchant John G. Reese and survived by his wife, two children, his mother, a brother, and a sister. The funeral is this afternoon with services by Revs. Charles Lee and Thomas Filley at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Orange Whitney Gardner
Wyoming Street
Eighth Avenue
John G. Reese
Gardner
Edward
Lydia Gardner
Lenoxville
Susquehanna County
Carbondale
First Presbyterian Church
Rey
Charles Lee
Thomas Filley
Maplewood Cemetery
Lieutenant Colonel Hall Stricken During Odd Fellows Trip
Lieutenant Colonel Harry J. Hall of the Patriarchs Militant was taken ill on Saturday while returning from the Odd Fellows state convention as a delegate from Cambria lodge. A delegate who is a physician escorted him to Carbondale where his condition improved slightly yesterday. He is reported to be suffering from an attack of nervous trouble.
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Harry J. Hall
Patriarchs
Odd Fellows
Cambrian Lodge
Hall
Carbondale
Connolly and Wallace Scranton Shopping Center Welcomes Knights Templar
A Scranton store invites Knights Templar attending the annual conclave to visit its center. The notice promises a hospitable reception and a pleasant welcome for sightseers.
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Connolly & Wallace
Scranton’s
Knights Templar
White Goods for Gowns and Shirt Waists
The advertisement lists white goods for commencement gowns and shirt waists, including striped madras at 15 patterns, Cheviot madras, fine Persian lawn from 20c to 4c, French Lawn 35c to 1, French nainsook 5c to 1, dotted Swiss 16c, and India Union 1c to 40c, highlighting variety and low prices.
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Onda
Madras
Cheviot
Bonee
India
Women's Summer Stockings and Underwear Ad Brief
An early 20th century advertisement promotes summer stockings and underwear for women. Offers include plain black cotton stockings, open worked black lisle, ribbed lisle items, and lace trimmed vests and drawers. Prices emphasize small bundles and sale items, highlighting value for the money.
Madras Shirts Offer Attractive Comfort and Styles
Last year's Madras and pleated front shirts were best in town with no returns or complaints. This year the Madras line and style are improved and comfortable, roomy but not clumsy. Plain white and white grounds with neat stripe or figure lead the selection.
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Madras
To Women Do You Care for Fashion Ad Message
An appeal to women to consider fashion purchases such as gowns wraps dress goods silks and laces, suggesting they read the ads first for bargains and new offerings. It frames ads as a guide for finding items and implies others will see them first.
Corpus Christi Feast Observed Thursday Then Sunday
The Corpus Christi feast, once a holy day of obligation, is now moved to the following Sunday. St. Rose church will honor the solemnity on Thursday by Blessed Sacrament visits.
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St. Rose Church
Mrs Frank McLaughlin Laid To Rest
The late Mrs. Frank McLaughlin was laid at rest in St. Rose cemetery on Saturday. Rev Walter A Gorman sang a high mass of requiem over the deceased. The pall-bearers were James Pace Thomas McCann John Murphy Mark Hart Thomas Clifford Thomas O'Neill John Hyland and Frank Clifford.
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Frank McLaughlin
St. Rose Cemetery
Walter A. Gorman
James Pace
Thomas McCann
John Murphy
Mark Hart
Thomas Clifford
Thomas O'Neill
John Hyland
Frank Clifford
Mrs Kearns Leaves Emergency Hospital Home Again
Mrs Harry Kearns, previously an inmate at Emergency hospital for several weeks, was well enough to return to her home on Sandalweet yesterday. The news brings relief to numerous friends of the family.
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Harry Kearns
Meetings Tonight List Local Civic and Fraternal Bodies
The notice lists meetings for the Common Council Olive Leaf Lodge Odd Fellows Federal Union No 7204 Patriotic Order Sons of America Carbondale Council Knights of Columbus. Details on times and venues are provided in the original notice.
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Common Council
Olive Leaf Lodge
Odd
Federal Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Carbondale Council
Knighta of Columba
Notable Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Local Snatches
Mrs Henry M Ives stays at Atlantic City while miners visit Lily Lake to fish. Charles Smith a Stroudsburg normal school student spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. Miss Maud Miller heads to Buffalo for her future home with Rev A J Van Cleft of this place.
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Henry M. Ives
Atlantic City
Lily Lake
Charles Smith
Stroudsburg Normal School
Prank Smith
Maud Miller
Buffalo
A. J. van Cleft
Memorial day oration to be delivered at Factoryville
Decoration day program notes A L Cooper to deliver the Memorial day oration at Factoryville. Dalton High School class of 1902 graduation held in the Baptist church with nine graduates eight girls one boy.
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Factoryville
A. L. Cooper
Montrose
Dalton High School
Baptist Church
Philips
Carlton
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Church
Misa Maud Capwell
John T. Wathing
Ruth Ball
Watkins
Vanna
Tiffany
Adeline M. Francis
Lawrence W. Smith
Mildred J. Smith
A. J. Cooper
Mattle Rice
Margaret Robson
Messrs. Wynkoop
Dershimer
Maude L. Muller
J. T. Watkins
Angie Safford
Messrs. Morrow
Cooper
Emma L. Decker
Community notices and local obituaries in Rendham
Local items note cemetery work tomorrow morning at 0 o clock. J M Harris reelected solicitor of Dickson City borough for a fourth term. Rev Hughes of Plymouth preached two sermons at Welsh Congregational church. Delaware Lackawanna and Western paid miners on Saturday. Bachelors Social Club to hold annual ball at Weber's rink Decoration Day eve. James Morrin and David Thomas from Sullivan county visited town. Tallie and John Thomas from Union Street visited relatives in Priceburg. Edward Gangner of Centermoreland visited friends. William Morton and David Gould left for Wales. Emblem division No 67 Sons of Temperance meets this evening. James Berivens of Main street on a three week visit to Blanberg. Mrs John Williams of Rendham died at 63. funeral Tuesday from Main Street home, Murey cemetery. Messe David Beecham and Thomas
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J. M. Harris
Dickson City
Mr. Hughes
Plymouth
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Bachelors
Weber's Rink
James Morrin
David Thomas
Sullivan County
Tallie
John Thomas
Union Street
Priceburg
Edward Gangner
Centremoreland
William Morton
David Gould
Buthday
Wales
Sona of Temperance
Wil
James Berivens
Main Street
Blanberg
John Williams
Local residents depart and recoveries noted
Haneco left for Bransboro for a few weeks visit. Mrs Janet Reese of West Scranton stayed with Mrs John E H Davis of North Main Street yesterday. Miss Mary Phillips of Plymouth returned from visiting friends in this borough. Insurance Agent M B Morgans of Main Street is rapidly recovering from a serious illness.
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Haneco
Bransboro
Janet Reese
West Scranton
John EH. Davis
North Main Street
Mary Phillips
Plymouth
M. B. Morgans
Main Street
Funeral for James Cartoole Held in Montdale
Jermyn and Mayfield residents attended the funeral of the late James Cartoole after a long illness. Interment took place in Montdale, his former home. Memorial Day exercises plans are set, with Jermyn Boys' brigade veterans and Sons of Veterans to attend and deliver speeches at the cemetery. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Dempsey of South Mayfield. Mrs Eldridge and daughter Leta of Wilkes-Barre are visiting Dr and Mrs Byron H Jackson of Mayfield.
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James Cartoole
Montdale
Jermyn Boys’ Brigade
Sons of
Joseph Dempsey
South Mayfield
Eldridge
Leta
Wilkes-Barre
Byron H. Jackson
Mayfield
Uniondale Leader Elijah Carepenter Dies After Illness
Special to the Scranton Tribune Uniondale May 4 death of Elijah Carepenter after a long illness. A respected citizen of the town and region between Uniondale and Scranton Susquehanna and Wayne counties. He held offices including burgess justice of the peace superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school and an elder in the Presbyterian church. He represented the Lackawanna Presbytery in the general assembly. His Sunday school tenure brought notable growth. He was a steadfast believer in Jesus Christ and civic righteousness. Funeral services Monday likely.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Elijah Carepenter
Scranton
Susucanna
Wayne Counties
Burgess
Justice of the Peace
Presbyterian Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
Lackawanna Presbytery
General Assembly
Jesus Christ
la Uy
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Enda
Isaiah
Paul
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
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Miss Sailer
Mr. Jones
White's
Alana
Corpus Christi
McLaughlin
Dalton
Mperial Cigar CO
Lacka, Ave
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R. R. Thompson
The
FP. J. Caterer
Six-Principle Baptist Church
H. d. Whalen
Taylor
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