Alumni Park Set for Big Football Game in Carbondale
Carbondale readers are promised a strong football afternoon as the Alumni face Kingston Athletic Club at Alumni Park. The heavier home team trained hard after a recent Wyoming Seminary defeat, while Kingston boasted a 14 point win over the seminary. An ex University of Pennsylvania coach will lead three weeks of practice to sharpen the Carbondale lineup.
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Alumni Park
Alumni Kk
Kingston Athletic Club
Kingston
Wyoming Seminary
Thin
Wyoming
Carbondale
University of Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Kline to Leave Carbondale for Wholesaling
Prominent local businessman S Kline plans to exit his seven year tenure in the city. He will close his gentleman's furnishing store by January 1 to pursue a wholesale opportunity, leaving behind many friends and an upright civic presence.
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S. Kline
Kine
Genias
Kline
Kiine
Carbondale
Quiet City Wedding Unites Misa Costello and Charles Plath
Misa Kate Costello of Farview street and Charles Plath of Canaan street were married by Rev. Thomas F. Coffey at St. Rove's rectory. The ceremony at 7 o clock was witnessed only by Miss Marcella Reddy and John Gallagher. The couple planned a quiet marriage and will begin housekeeping at once after a family supper.
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Misa Kate Costello
Farview Street
Charles Plath
Canaan Street
Thomas F. Coffey
St. Rove's Church
Marcella Reddy
John Gallagher
Ever-Popular Fast Mall at the Grand Opera
The Fast Mall returns to the Grand Opera tonight with an enlarged program and new features. Patronage remains large due to choice, high-quality plays. The management earns credit for presenting first class performances in Carbondale.
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Opera Houe
Carbondale
Swayne's Ointment Promises Pile Relief
An old advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment as a remedy for piles, claiming it stops itching and bleeding, heals ulcers, and removes hemorrhoids. It notes availability from druggists or by mail for 60 cents via Dr Swayne & Bon of Philadelphia.
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Seratonin
Swayne
Swayne & Bon
Hiladelphia
John Cooshe Seriously Injured at Edgerton Mines
John Cooshe sustained severe injuries while performing duties at the Edgerton mines when a heavy rock fall trapped him. He was crushed to the ground and narrowly escaped fatal damage as the full weight did not remain on him.
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John Cooshe
Edgerton
Mr. Cooshe
James Mullady Laid at Rest
The remains of James Mullady, of Wandling, were laid at rest yesterday at St. Rose's Cemetery after a short service at St. Agnes church in Forest City. Many friends attended from Wandling, Forest City, Mayfield and Jermyn. pallbearers included Thomas Mack, Edward Gorman, Michael McCarty, Patrick Tempenny, John Meehan, James McGinty and Michael Hart.
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James Mullaly
Wandling
St. Rose's Cemetery
St. Agnes’ Church
Forest City
Mayfield
Jermyn
Thomas Mack
Jessup
Edward Gorman
Carbondale
Michael McCarty
Patrick Tempenny
John Me
Burial of William Pope at St Rose's cemetery
The remains of William Pope were buried yesterday in St Rose's cemetery after a requiem mass at St Rose's church. Father Nealon officiated as a large crowd followed to the last resting place, with several floral pieces laid on the casket.
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William Pope
Simpson
St. Rose’s Cemetery
St. Rose's Church
Father Nealon
Halloween Happenings and Local Notices in Scranton
Local items report F R Vanderford returning from Binghamton after civil service exam prep for a Washington DC posting. James Brown visits Albany. Fabian Schumpfi shows improvement. Various residents attend parties, fundraisers, and social events with receipts totaling 83.69 at a Methodist church. A County Cycle Club hosts euchre and games, while new Erie division head George W Dow arrives. A Cottage Halloween party draws about fifty guests with dancing and late refreshments.
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F. R. Vanderford
Binghamton
Civil Service
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
James Brown
Delaware and Hudson
Albany
Fabian Schumpf i
J Pedier
Foundry Street
E. P. Burke
Roselle
New York City
Edith van Buskirk
W. W. Fletcher
Po Susquehanna
Methodist Church
Everming
Ina Beach
Canaan Street
Hallowe’en
Misses Newton
Ollie Moon
Grace Evans
Clara Bronson
Meta Kenworthy
Ollie Skinner
Verna Skinner
Mamie Jones
Laura Chilton
Frederick Rickmyer
Leon Scott
Ray Clifford
Gordie Dimmrock
Maurice Clifford
Boyd Fowler
Charles Rogers
Maggie Marcy
Mudred Green
Waverly
Carbondale Cycle Club
Church Street
Mesars
Famson Hlarnden
Mitchell
Erie
Jefferson Division
George W. Dowe
Port Jervis
Smith
Delaware, Susquehanna
Schuylkill Road
James Mr. Malone
Scranton
Jessie Delts
Belmont Street
Wiliam Cody
Ths City
Goshen
N. Y
F. Larkin
Larkin & Duffy
Foreman Deeths
Hendricks Manufacturing Company
Lincoln Avenue
Wiliam Bradly
Schroeder
Isaiac Winter
South Church Street
le 1M
Joseph Avery
Cora
Wyoming Street
Kross Kountry Klub
Burke’s Hall
Local Notices and Family News from Olyphant Area
Paul Kelly of Olyphant visited Sunday with parents W A Runyon of Long Island is visiting B J Cannon. Watts ill with pneumonia. Harry Stiff moved into his new South Main Street home. Mrs William Eschenbach returned from New York City with fall hats. Mrs D J Roberta recovering from illness. J B Loveland building a new house on Van Brunt Street. Depew loses horse in runaway yesterday. John Cavanaugh and sister spooked horse near Catholic church. buggy thill struck Depew’s horse, killing him instantly. Cavanaugh and sister escaped. Mrs Winship of Daleville accidentally shot by her son while handling a revolver. serious wound.
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Paul Kelly
Olyphant
Long Island
B. J. Cannon
Watts
Harry Stiff
South Main Street
William Eschenbach
New York City
D. J. Roberta
J. HB. Loveland
van Brunt Street
Mr. Depew
John Cavanaugh
Bugsy
Depew
Mr. Cavanaugh
Ulster
Winship
Dale
Hallstead church to be dedicated Tuesday November nineteenth
The Guptine church is to be dedicated on Tuesday November nineteenth after a ten hour day. The headline notes the property has been leased by New York Revolving and preparations are underway for the ceremony at Hallstead.
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New York Cn Revolving
Pittston News: Football Idle and Local Incidents Highlight Day
Pittston and nearby events filled the day with a Pittston Foot Ball team set to play Berwick on the West Fatton Common at 3 p.m. Barber Asphalt Paving eyed North Main and Water streets, while a dog was struck by an electric car and a worker at No 10 suffered a crushed thumb. Local officials attended Wilkes-Barre grand jury events as Pittston ads and business notices appear alongside plumbing calls and a listing of goods for sale.
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Pittston
Berwick
West Fattaton Common
Furman
New York
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
North Main and
Water Streets
Brown
Cholas McLain
Cork Lane
No. 10
W. F. Loftus
Carbondale
Polic Loftus
Constable Colony
Constable Bennett
E. F. Mall
Wilkes-Barre
Grand Jury
Birthday Party at Methodist Church Draws Big Turnout
The Christian Endeavor society hosted a birthday party in the parlor of the Methodist Episcopal church last evening. A large crowd enjoyed songs and games, and receipts revealed funds to defray church erection costs.
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Missea Davis
South Main Street
Scranton
Hyde Park
Rare Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Phil Sheridan
Sadie
Annie Mackin
Grove Street
Wroner
Burgess Griffiths
Young People's Society of the
Calvary Baptiet Church
H. M. Edwards
Welsh Baptist Church
Navy
Mies Reeschman
Local Social Roundup of Musical Events and Visits
A mix of church incident reports and social notes from Factoryville and Scranton details Mira Mollie Tracy Weston’s reception and a first person account. The Factoryville orchestra performed a triple opening number with Nellie De Graw Fred Reynolds and Mrs Manchester and Shored Acres was seen in Scranton. The Green family held their annual dinner with visiting relatives including Townsend and wife. A Wednesday street music program drew crowds and W H Reynolds and wife returned from Iowa after two months. Rain postponed moving days and a new schedule is set. Mabel Reynolds visited Scranton and attended Shore Acres. E S Sullivans musical and dramatic company will perform at Mathewron's Opera House on November 1 2 and 4 with Uncle Asa Whitcomb on last evening.
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Mira Mollie Tracy Weston
Misa Weston
Factoryville
Nellie de Graw
Fred Reynolds
Manchester
Harry Seamans
Bessie Green
Shore Acres
Scranton
Mary Green
Mra
Martha Jane
Cent
Halkiwe
Mabel Reynolds
Shore Acron
Sullivan's Muescal 2Nd Dramatic Company
Mathewron
Opera House
Asa Whitcomb
Funeral Held For Michael Spellman In St Johns Church
The funeral for Michael Spellman was held from St John’s Roman Catholic church at 3 pm yesterday. Rev and Mia McDermott and son of Kingston were visiting friends here. Boating resumed on the canal at noon. Halloween pranks were omitted Thursday night as Honesdale residents assess the day.
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Michael Spellman
St. John's
Mia. McDermott and Son
Kingston
Hallowe'en
Honesdale
Morning After Rain Lifts Gate and Doors in Town
Residents wake on November 1 to gates hanging on hinges and doors free from the beamirching effects of overripe tomatoes and other garden trash. The unusual luck is attributed to a heavy rainfall that drenched the area. Several Hallowe en parties occurred the night before.
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Hallowe'en
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits and Appointments
Mrs Parry and daughter Gertrude of Providence spent the week with Mr and Mrs John Brush G HK Deatrick of Scranton visited friends in town D H Hickie and C Hearts of Moorh wood spent Sunday in town Miss Annie Hunter recently graduated from Woods Business and is keeping books for Pioneer Steam laundry at Carbondale Ethoda Richards of Scranton spent Wednesday with relatives here Miss Lizzie Hests visiting aunt Mrs Hoover at West Pitteton Mrs Charles King and daughter Susie of Green Ridge spent Thursday with friends here Ferdinand Steinmetz of this place is getting as superintendent in the Slovonic Presbyterian Sunday school at Jessup He is assisted by his wife Mrs Steinmetz
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Parry
Gertrude
Providence
John Brush
G. HK. Deatrick
Scranton
D. H. Hickie
C. Hearts
Moorshwood
Annie Hunter
Wood
Pioneer Steam Laundry
Carbondale
Ethoda Richards
Lizzie Hests
Mrs. Hoover
West Pitteton
Charles King
Susie
Green Ridge
Ferdinand Steinmets
Most Pronounced Symptoms of Heart Disease in 30 Minutes
Symptoms include palpitations shortness of breath smothering spells at night ankle swelling and dizziness. The ad claims Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart provides relief within thirty minutes and promises safe results, sold by Carl Loreng and all druggists.
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Carl Loreng
Blakely Health Board Meet Tonight Aids Local Notices
Grassy Island breaker for the Dela ware and Hudson Canal company logged twenty five and three quarter days last month. A Blakely board of health regular meeting is set for this evening in the council rooms. Mrs Hannah Leyshon and Mrs Cora Sherman of Pittston visited the Jenkins home. Mrs Charles Brong saw friends in Jermyn last Thursday. An old product advertisement touts Mrs Winslow s Baby Teething Syrup as a long standing remedy sold by druggists worldwide. Twenty five cents per bottle.
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Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Blakely Board of Health
Council Rooms
Hannah Leyshon
Cora Sherman
Pittston
Corey Jenkins
Charles Brong
Jermyn
Mansfield State Normal School Prospect in Mansfield Pa
Intellectual and practical training for teachers offers three courses plus preparatory study. Thirty graduates pursue advanced studies. strong arts and music options. Three hundred pupils, sixteen teachers, ample grounds and facilities. Tuition around 143 dollars yearly with rolling terms and flexible admission. Apply to S. H. Albro, Principal, Mansfield Pa.
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Albro
Mansfield
Dissolution Sale Starts October 14 at Two Stores
An announced dissolution sale begins October 14 to clear the entire stock from two large stores. All goods are marked to first cost with many items priced below cost.
Sale of Reliable Goods Draws Early Shoppers
If you have any present or prospective need of reliable goods be sure you come while this sale lasts. But the earlier you come the better for you. We mention below but a very few of the.
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Football Today
MR. Kline
the Grand
Se York
Altman, McCreery
Stearn Bros
Hilton, Hughes &Co
Wyoming Ave
Waaper
Lackawarra Avenue
J. Scott Inglis
Ucliwarra Avenue
James Mullady
William Pope Haried
Moscow
Pittston oMce
The
Scranton Tribune
Wright & Co
Taylor
Hood
We Branca
Virginie
Ednel
USA
Powerceat U.8
Gov't Report
Eckville
Mansfield State Normal School
Washburn-Crosby Co
Weshburn-Crosby Co
LaMin & Rand Powder
Repauno Chemical Co
Pennsylvania
Washington A. Scranton
Pat
Mt, Pleasant
Ats
Ana Gearon
WM. T. Smith
Seerikeerere
Aronio
Merr, Liebecker & CO
Naples
John H. Phelps
Pharmatist Cor
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce
Empire Dry
Lackawanna Avenue
Canial
Henry Goodman
Jersey
Yorgiena
Toeety
Coaqman
Lacka
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Wilkes
Sinioay Eng
Ol Tol
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