House for Rent on Pike Street in Carbondale
Miss Margaret Carroll of Baltimore is handling a tax collection on the Clifford duplicate. Henry W. Walking, representing the company, is in Carbondale to pursue about $4,000 of uncollected tax from the $6.20 paid, with legal steps possible if taxpayers do not respond. All Collector Clifford books are with Mr Walking to reimburse the board for the settlement and bondsmen involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltinore
Henry W. Walking
Carbondale
Warety Company
Clifford
Watkine
Lost Arm Injures Carbondale Man After Night Incident
Michael Larkin of Carbondale township was found along Ontario and Western tracks with a severely mangled arm after a Tuesday night incident. He was hospitalized in Amergenew with critical injuries and shock, his condition described as dangerous with uncertain survival chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Larkin
Carbondale
Carbondale Township
Mose
Mayfield Yard
Saehting
Amergenew Hospital
Larkin
Soldier of the Thirteenth Regt Dies in Tragic Accident
A Civil War era report states tilt soldier from the Thirteenth Regiment died suddenly after leaving his post near Carbondale. He had been farming with his father and working at an adjacent factory before the accident. His father later carried the body to the local burial ground.
Man Dies From Injuries After Fall at Work
Alfred Chambers a welder from Pores slipped or fell while working at a Barest yard. He sustained a severe head and back injury and died at Emergenes hospital Saturday before noon. Chambers resided in Morest City and was about to turn a certain age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Chambers
Emergenes Hospital
Westerdace
Chambers
Owen Oream
Bern
Thanksgiving Services Announced by Berean Church Leaders
Thanksgiving services planned across multiple congregations. The Berean Church hosts a joint service with First Presbyterian and other denominations. The program opens at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, November 30, featuring sermons by Reverend Bee and guest speakers from several local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Toston
Clifford Duplicate Thestifelity Case Reported by Insurer
Fidelity Surety Company to collect the Clifford duplicate and related debts from The Poel company involves a civil action seeking recovery of funds. Details indicate a dispute over a bond and payment obligations among corporate entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idelity Surety Company
Clifford Duplicate
Thestifelity and de ‘Poel Company
Grape-Nuts Aids Woman After Typhoid Recovery Gains
A Manila Iowa Area reader reports typhoid illness left her weak and thin. After using Grape-Nuts she regained strength and gained over twenty pounds. Her brother, previously pale, also improved on Grape-Nuts and is now gaining flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Maaniila
Posiuia Co
Baithe Creek
Mich
Changes at Mines Require Time Card Records Across Valleys
The report describes a new time keeping system at mines including Cowlbrook colliery where workers register on entering and leaving shifts. The Delaware and Hudson company is pushing for a formal record of hours for arbitration over an eight hour day dispute. Corlondale miners challenge claimed monthly pay and complain of a bottleneck at the Coulhyroalk breaker limiting output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Cowlbrook
Indi
Tol Brook
Delaweare
Ndsen
Arbitration Commission
Out of Danger Frank Gordon After Fall From Trestle
Frank Gordon, who fell 46 feet from the Powderls chute trestle last Saturday, is reportedly out of danger. Dr J A Kelly says he will not be confined to bed for days though fear of complications remains, with prior injuries and symptoms improving in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gordon
Wis Phoysivcan
J. A. Kelly
Gordon
Substantial Appreciation for Free Man Support
Herbert Po Chirk of Churen street Hietemelst thanks the citys free man for aiding his business during a recent fire. A letter of thanks from Mio substantia mianmer Colum bie Pase COMBAT accompanies the note, requesting public acknowledgment in the press. The gesture encourages the freemen and their unselfish public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Po Chirk
Churen
Busness
Mio
Substantia Mianmer
Mir Chirk
Hendrick Hook and Ladder postpones meeting
The E. E. Hendrick Hook and Ladder Company organization meeting in Columbia is postponed to tonight at 7 in the city's meeting room. Local youth and business leaders show strong interest as plans to form a permanent organization move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hendrick Hook and Ladder Company
Colune Bik
Hendrick Hook and Ladder Company
Hee Aidye
Columbia
Younk Ten
Barlow Minstrels Brighten Carbon Dale Show at Grand
Carbon dale theatregoers enjoyed a night with the Barlow minstrels at the Grand last night despite mediocre overall quality. Ed Thompson amused the crowd with a gag laden monologue as wire artist Al Sutphen delivered a record swinging act surpassing all prior Warbondale performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Theatre
Barlow Minstrels
Thompson
Warbondale
al Sutphen
Odd Fellows Night Highlights Grand Master Visit in Carbondale
In Carbondale Columbia hall hosted about 200 Odd Fellows for a grand lodge event led by Edward J. Ritter of Philadelphia and his staff. Speakers included Robert Graham, Grant McGlathery, Harry Harding, and Justin, a Carbondale veteran since 1846, followed by a smoker and social session. Tonight Towanda hosts visiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Carbondale
Edward J. Ritter
Philadelphia
Columbia Hall
Booth Churcell Street
Ritter
Nevistown
Harry Harding
Scranton
Justin
Envid Oflvers
Towanda
Edwin L. Ritter
Isaac Singer
Robert Gahan
Edward C. Deans
J. G. Morris
Philip McGhithery
Norristown
Henry Meyers
Archbald
George W. Hughes
Grand Guardian
W. J. Toman
Jers
Grand Herald
Contest on Word Creation From The Home Paper
A group including Mary Williams and Beth Reynolds enter a contest to form new words from the letters in The Home Paper. Other contestants include Hugel Pullen and Hurnice Severance with addresses listed on local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aemuinister
Carbondale
Young Peas Ie
Mary Williams
Tertice Street
Hugel Pullen
Parkateeets
Curl Bly
Church Street
Hurnice Severance
Cemetery Street
Beth Reynolds
Washington Streets
Death summons for relatives of Oak Avenue residents
John Hottenhack of Oak Avenue and his sister Mrs. T. L. Utley of Belmont Street are called to Meshoopany due to the death of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hottenhack
Oak Avenue
T. L. Utley
Belrmont Street
JERMYN AREA DEATHS AND LOCAL NOTICES
Jennie Muldoon dies at eleven after lifelong illness. funeral plans pending. Edith Martin’s funeral held yesterday with Rev M D Fuller officiating. Floral tributes carried by local youths. pallbearers named. Annie Griffiths visiting Utica. twins born to Mr and Mrs Martin with one infant death. Gladys Toby visiting Forest City. YT J Griffiths travels to Scranton for business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John le. Griffiths
Edith Martin
M. BD. Fuller
Methodist Church
Willie
Ralph Fork
Thomas Wilson
Samuel Martin
John Dinner
James Penrose
George Reeve
William Seymor
Samuel Marvey
Walter Reeve
Benjamin
Edward Stratford
Wuandling
Jermyn
Annie Griffiths
Utica
XN. Y
John Marin
Main Street
Gladys ‘Toby
Forest City
J. Griffiths
North Main Street
Scranton
Tuesdaly
Rummage sale and social notes from Olyphant and surroundings
The Woman's guild of St George's Mission to hold a rummage sale in the Mall building on Main street Bhike ly starting Saturday November 2. The Orpheus club hosted a gathering at Miss Harrylee Holl's home with cards and luncheon. Several residents moved or were visiting in Carbondale and Lackawanna street areas. The Juvenile dancing class opens with an evening social at Mahon's hall featuring the Lawrence orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
John L. Davis
Willian Davis
George Evans
Evan Gibbon
Lacey K. Jones
S.J. Matthews
Orpheus Club
Hirrvlee Holl
Anthony Gillispie
Sweeney
Lackawanna Street
Bo van Bergun
Harrys Wright
Carbondale
Jennie Voyle
Annette Richmond
City Line
Pelt
Edward Mills
Juvenil
Mahon's Hall
Lawrence Orchestra
Wll
Rev Lloyd Roberts Visits Scranton Congregation
Rev. Lloyd Roberts pastor of a Gomer Ohio congregation visits Scranton area and preaches to large crowds. Archbald Mine local No 1849 Ti ted Mine Workers will meet tonight in Odd Fellows hall. Lackawanna lodge No 113 American Protestant association installed officers at Tuesday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Lioyd Roberts
Gomer
Scranton
Archbald Mine
Odd Fellows
Lackawanna Lodge
Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement from Cookshire Quebec touts Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as a fast cure for foul breath catarrh and headache. It features a testimonial claiming instant relief after use and notes dealers Wm. G. Clark and H. C. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Clark
H. C. Saunderson
Down's Ointment Praised by Scranton Resident
Mrs M J Gillespie of West North Washington avenue reports using Down's Ointment from Matthews Bros' drug store on her baby with sore ears. The remedy reportedly healed the sore quickly and aided cuts and bruises. Foster Milburne Buffalo NY is the U S sole agents with a warning to take no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gillespie
Washington Avenue
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburne
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean
Local Notices and Social Updates from Plymouth Area
Worthy master and officers of the Methodist Episcopal church attend a sub district convention today at Avova. Bowery football battles Old Forge on Riverside grounds Thanksgiving afternoon. Hunting trip to Wayne county includes James Price, David Reese and Jlon. Miss Gertrude Simmons hosts Ella Pizer, Susie Pizer, and Carrie Foster from Green Ridge. Master Arthur Davis returns from Bloomsburg Normal school visit with Matt Davis. Lackawanna Valley council No 351 Jr O U A M meets tonight. Mrs David P Davis hosts sister Mrs Emanuel Owens yesterday. Mrs Wesley Fatsinger recovering from illness. Taylor Social club holds weekly dance tonight. Weber's rink hosts activities. Henry Wellson-Nuh builds new Union street structure. Jones & Guernsey silk factory on Grove street to resume soon. Mrs Dougherty, wife of Daniel Dougherty, is dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Thomas KR. Jones
Thomas M. Davis
Thomas Moses
J. L. Santee
Methodise Episcopal Church
Elmer ‘T. Daniels
Epworth League
Avova
Bowery
Riverside Grounds
Edward James
Wayne County
Gertrude Simmons
South Tayior
Ella
Susie Pizer
Carrie Foster
Green Ridge
Arthur Davis
Main Street
Matt Davis
Bloomsburg Normal School
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
David P. Davis
Plymouth
Emanuel Owens
Taylor Street
Wesley Fatsinger
Atherton Street
Taylor Social Club
Weber
Henry Welson- Nuh
Union Street
Jones & Guernsey
Grove Street
Dougherty
Daniel Dougherty
South Taylor
Peckville Funeral For Daniel Dorris Features Firefighter Helmet
J Ganzemuller W Newton and William Allen attended the funeral of former Peckville resident Daniel Dorris, a Wilson Fire Company member, who bore a floral helmet design. Winton borough businessmen seek electric light from Carbondale system, council to supply power if pole lines and transformers are provided. Edward Burns of Scranton becomes engineer at the electric light plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ganzemuller
W. Newton
William Allen
Nanticoke
Daniel Dorris
Peckville
Wilson Fire Company
Winton
Carbondale Company
Blakely
Counell
Obituary and Notices From Moosic and Nearby
Moosic M W Loftus died yesterday afternoon after weeks of illness. He is survived by his wife two daughters and one son. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. John B Blickwell fled Wednesday morning from his daughter’s home on Minooki avenue. Funeral service scheduled Friday at 1 pm at the Methodist church. He was a member of Bennet Lodge No 907 I O O F and also of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Masonite fraternity. Mrs W G Bull Mrs James Cooper Mrs Frank Cooper of Scranton and Mrs Frank Cooper Sr of Waymart spent Tuesday with Mrs George Trewellar. Charles Snyder was a business pallep in Wilkes Barre last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
John Muldoon
East Side
Jennyn
M. W. Loftus
John B. Blickwell
Joli Anderson
Minooki Ave-Nue
Bennet Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Henee
Order of Red Men
Masonite
W. G. Bull
James Cooper
Frank Cooper
Scranton
Wayimart
George Trewellar
Charles Snyder
Wilkes-Barre
Fleetville Community Notices Prompt Local Events
Bucknell student Tufenny returned home to vote. Daltons Thompson got a call from Fleetville Baptist Church inviting preaching Sundays at 2 PM. Buck a singing evangelist aided Methodist service. will preach next Sunday. Worth Smith visited from Baltimore. Paul Gunther selling cattle grain potatoes and farming gear at auction on November 14. Dr J Whalen of Turbon Dale to give three lectures at the Baptist church starting November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arl Tufenny
Bucknell University
Thompson
Dalton
Fleetville Baptist Church
Buck
Methodist Church
Worth Smith
Baltimore
Paul Gunther
Hey
Ho J. Whalen
Turbondale
Baptist Church
Local visitors share calls at Mrs Wy M Hobbs residence
On Tuesday Mrs Wy M Hobbs received callers Mrs D Waterbury of Stnowlesville Novy and More and Frank Duignee of Nicholson. An event note mentions no admission for the first group while a silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Stnowlesville
Novy
Frank Duignee
Nicholson
Wy. M. Hobbs
Carbondale Visit Notes and St Germain Council Meeting
Miss Jennie Gilgallon visited Carbondale yesterday Mrs Thomas Vollins left for Binghamton to join her husband employed there Miss Marie Gother was a caller in Carbondale yesterday A meeting of St Germain council No 688 C W J L will be held in Father Mathew hall Thursday evening at 7 00 pm All members requested to be present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gilgallon
Carbondale
Thomas Vollins
Binghamton
Marie Gother
Westerday
St. Germain
Father Mathew Hall
Clark's Summut Ladies Aid Supper at Parsonage
The ladies aid will host a supper at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage tonight with supper at ten cents. Mr and Mrs OH Biolth and son Archle visited Tompkinesville on Sunday. The Novelly factory is back in operation after being idle for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Biolth and Son
Archle
Tompkinesville
Novelly
Pain Balm Heals Child Burn After Bath Incident
Mrs Geo T Benson of Kellar Virginia used Chamberlain Pain Balm on a child burned by a hat during Ratunday bath. The child cried in agony then slept after application and recovered within two weeks. The ad promotes Pain Balm as an antiseptic liniment for burns cuts bruises and sprains and lists druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.t. Benson
Benson
Sall
Kellar
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Baby Store
Washington Ave
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