Reverend C Smith Dies After Long Career in Wyoming
Obituary notes Rev D C Smith aged eighty three longtime Wyoming conference figure and former principal of Wyoming seminary Milestone events mark his career including pastorates in Carbonate and mentorship roles with the church He died in Carbondale at his son in law Stuart s home after a heart failure illness spanning three weeks Survived by three sons and one daughter His funeral is set for Tuesday at the Stuart residence with Rev AL F Chaffee to lead.
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Smith
Wyoming
Jwroming Seminary
Sollehor
J. Stuart
Canaan Street
de Smith
Wyoming Seminary
Ningeton
Elther
Eustee
Youngs Calkins Smith
York Stite
Ble
South New Bertin
Union Eallere
Wistorrhige
Newsy
St. al
Dickinson College
Willer Barre
Sivih
Carbondale
Cepboniitle
Mra. i. WD
Ted Deere
Annie
Dr. Smith
Hey
Wesley W. Smith
Middleburg
Vermont
Frank Smith
New York City
Lester S. Smith
Boston
Maes
Mes
Chara Stuart
City
Solleltor Bk
OL Stuart
Dondale
Stuart
Cumann Strer
West Piuson
Articles Received by Wo men’s Auxiliary Board
The Women’s Auxiliary Board records show items donated to an emergency hospital. The list includes food, clothing, linens, kitchenware, and household goods such as towels, pillows, shoes, cups, and dishes. The total value noted is a significant sum, reflecting community support.
Berean Church Ushers Entertained at Hendrick Residence
Young Men of Berean Church guests were entertained at the Hendrick residence in a formal evening of appreciation. Reverend H J Whalen and Reverend W B Gyew joined in the event with Mrs William M Howells of this city. Miss Leliicalleck of Wyalusing and Mr Hemmelright of Jermyn were among the specially invited attendees.
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Berean
Hendrick
Merean Baptist
Blendricks
Mex
Prvsts
H. J. Whalen
W. B. Gyéw
William M. Flowells
Leliicialleck
Wyalusing
Mr. Hemmelright
Jermyn
Ineunion
Indians Steal Opening Win Over Jermyn in Carbondale
In Carbondale the Indians beat Jermyn 22 to 0 in the season opener. Hudgins and McDonald led the Indian offense with multiple touchdowns and strong line play. Owney made several standout runs, while McAndrew contributed steady rushes as the team dominated the game.
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Carbondale
Borough
Indians
Peta
Jermyn
Io O
Jerilyn
Jermyn Hever
Padians
Dike
Hidgins
Tidians
Wuile
Hudgins
Tony McDonall
Tony
McAndrew
Hudgina
McDonald
Jim Kane
Jermyn Faim
Brown
Frank Collinge
University of Pennsylvania
Tndints
McLain
Cogeing
Gorman
Willams
Given
Dear Old Honesdale and the End of the Strike
A fragment from the Plonesdale column in the Truth praises a local journalist and Carbondale as the region anticipates an anthracite strike ending. The note quotes residents' relief that railroad workers will resume duties and that Honesdale’s population continues to rely on Carbondale for livelihoods and comfort.
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Plonesdale
Tribune
Carbonile
Shutt No
Carbondale
Honesdale
Vielitty
Harvest Dance at Ben nets Hall Royal Thursday Night
The harvest dance at Ben nets Hall in Royal features Prot Firth providing music and Dancing Master Willian Collings supervising the event. It is an annual social attracting many young people from Carbonidale and nearby areas with plans to form a dancing class for Royal Lenox and vicinity under Collins.
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Bennets Hall
Royal
Prot Firth
Willian Collings
Carbonidale
Royal Lenox
Cluse
Listruotay Collins
Chef Change at J C McNults Seals Name Peter Farrell New Leader
Martin Connor formerly at the imperial resigns as chef at J C McNults seal. Peter Farrell of Jermyn succeeds him, having held the same post some months ago.
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Martin Connor
The
Imperial
J. C. McNults
Seal
Peter Farrell
Jermyn
Aga
Hunters Return From Trip With Squirrels and Pheasants
Successful hunters Murten J. Oliver and his son Kay enjoyed a hunting trip over the Measles Priday and brought back fifteen gray squirrels and seven pheasants.
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Murten J. Oliver
Kay
Blair Hall and Wyoming Seminary Meet on Seminary Grounds
J Russell Jones Carbondale Indians manager attended and observed the football game between Blair Hall New Jersey and Wyoming Seminary on their grounds Saturday. The report notes the event as part of local prep football activity.
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J. Russell Jones
Carbondale Indians
Blair Hall
N. J
Wyoming Seminary
Seminary Kickers Defeat Bhill Halls In High-Scoring Game
The Seminary Kickers overwhelmed Bhill Halls 24 to 6 in a high scoring match. Seminary players, though lightly built, played as a unified unit while the Bhill Halls squad relied on skillful teamwork. The only Bhill Halls score came on a fumble return.
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Jones
Bhill Halls
New Jersey
McComb to Inspect Post Davies in Grand Army event
Colonel John McComb issues order for Post Davies to host a Grand Army inspection next Wednesday evening. Officers must display flawless ritual work as Captain DeLacey and Adjutant Wright arrive to conduct the department inspection with visiting comrades anticipated.
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John McComb
Post Davies
Keystone
McComb
G. A. RN
Post 187
PL DeLacy
Atlirge
O. B. Wright
Griffin Post
Scranton
Davies
Wright
Cape Far
Friateronne
John McCombe
Faust at the Grand Tonight Sees Shipman Bros Stage Mastery
Faust which never grows old will be offered to patrons of the Grand this evening under the direction of Shipman Bros. Five sets of scenery and many electrical effects highlight the production. Mephisto will be Alan Tahor whose acting is praised. This will be the last Grand attraction for two weeks.
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Faust
the Grand
Shipman Bros
Alan Tahor
My Friend Hogan at the Grand Delights Local Crowd
The fairee comedy My Friend Hogan played at the Grand on Saturday night to a large audience. Lead comedian Mullen and his wife Annie Dunn, previously seen in Me Doodle's Muts, delivered singing and dancing with new jokes and familiar acts.
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Hogan
Othe Grand
Mullen
Annie Dunn
Brokers Defeat Swiftwinds In Tight Football Clash
In a strenuous football game the Brokers and the Swiftwinds fought a rough contest with the Brokers scoring twice through a strong line. Disputes interrupted the play and some touchdowns were waved off by officials, dampening spectator interest.
Misses McDonald and Mullady Struck by Prank at School
In Scranton last week two city stenographers from the International Correspondence Schools were startled when a joking lad shut a door and triggered a lantern or prank in the schools building. The incident disrupted papers and prompted a minor commotion among staff and pupils.
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Margaret McDonald
Agnes Mullady
Sehouls
Tin Scranton
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Child Strength
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a steady daily treatment for child weakness. It claims the cure is gradual, emphasizes harmlessness, and invites readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Bowne Chemists in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N. 4
Kennedy Favorite Remedy Endorsed by New York Magazine Authority
James H. Montgomery M D endorses Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy after rigorous tests by the New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene The product is promoted for kidney liver bladder issues rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation with claims of strong curative powers and reader value Available in 80 cent and 1 00 sizes from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout N Y Sample bottles offered free by chart
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New York Magasite of Sanitation and Hygiene
James H. Montgomery
M. D
David Kennedy
New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
Rondout
Trapped in Vault. Rescue Opens Hidden Passage
In a sudden scare the young ladies were locked in a vault when the man with the combination was away. An office boiler room employee revealed a trap door from the vault to the boiler room passage. The ordeal caused deprivatized air discomfort, but they recovered. the fate of the joking lad remains unrecorded.
Miss Truby Rounds Hosts Eight Birthday Party
Miss Truby Rounds celebrated her eighth birthday at home in Reynushanhurst on Saturday afternoon with many young friends. The event featured a diamond ring gift and refreshments prepared by hosts Miss Mabel Vincent and Miss Cora Franey, with entertainment by several young guests from Uniondale and local youths.
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Truby Rounds
Jesse Rounds
Reynushanhurst
Miss Juby
Mabel Vincent
Cora Franey
Heith Casey
Ethel Hiller
Rowena Wilcox
Helen Vanaan
Susan Lesher
Pearl Cliff
Edress Mervick
Eva Dix
Anna Lesher
Marlon Hoyle
Lillian Emmett
Maggie Spafford
Charlotte Morgan
Gertrude Breese
Edith Walker
Gertrude Wagner
Nellie Hollenback
Ghidys Hounds
Ruby Rounds
Anna Rounds
Uniondale
John Hiller
James Treverton
Ralph Rounds
Pierre Rounds
Funeral for Peter Sommers Held at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Peter Sommers, who died last week at Emer gency hospital, were conducted yesterday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church. Interment followed at Maplewood cemetery.
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Peter Sommers
Presbyterian Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Local residents of Honesdale area visit town and move notices
Miss Grave Whitney of Honesdale visits friends in town. Rev W M Filler guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Hiller. Howard Maze on Camiuma street ill at home. Rev Dr GA Phice of Honesdale cited on old friends here. W A Bronson entertains two sisters from Uniondale. Miss Lelia Halleck of Wyalusing a guest at Frey’s. Dr and Mrs Hy J Whalen at Baptist parsonage. Mrs Addin Shuester and son Raysmead return to Waymart after week with Mrs Charles Shuester. Charles Timmons resigns from Elendrick works and telegraph line for Delaware and Hudson. Eugene Chapman returns to Salem after visiting parents Mr and Mrs Mo and Myes. Miss Minnie Foesiger of South Wyoming street returns to Reese Bros Salem avenue dry goods after months away. Mr and Mrs George S Kimball, summering in Bangor Missouri, return home Friday night and plan three weeks stay before winter in California.
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Wyalising
Frey
Hy. J. Whalen
Baptist Parsonage
Addin Shuester
Raysmead
Waymart
Charles Shuester
Mitchell Avenue
Charles Timmons
Elendrick Works
Telegraph
Delawarend Hudson Company
Eugene Chapman
Bangor
California
Bun- Bor
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advert says a remedy to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Claims money back if not effective. Box features Grove's signature on each tablet. Public notice urges purchase from druggists.
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Grove
Pleasant surprise party for Barrenton Vosburg in Montdale
A small party gathered Tuesday afternoon October 14 at the Vosburg home in Montdale to honor Mr and Mrs Barrenton Vosburg before they move to Wilkes Barre with Mr Vosburgs daughter. Attendees included Aly and Mrs Harlenton Vosburg and many neighbors and friends.
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Barrenton Vosburg
Montdale
Wilkes-Barre
Mr Vosburg
Aly
Mes
Harlenton Vosburge
Alonso Vosburg
Jude Vosburg
Gites Saul
Richard Gravel
Jacob Waltera and Son
Mor Hobbs
James Wheeler
Sumever Voll
Clin Wetherly
Winnie Kerry
James Carygil
George Usher
Thomas Baker
William Shannon
Mary Slocum
Abram Oakley
Sarah Henedict
Mirtha Burdick
June
JERMYN MAYFIELD STRIKE ENDS. FATHERS AND FAMILIES RETURN HOME
Strikers from Buffalo Ithaca and western points begin returning home as the strike winds down. Local residents Mr and Mrs W H Trim and others are noted visitors and guests. Philip Baker, respected Main Street resident, dies of typhoid fever after a lifelong mining career and later involvement with Winter & Co. Funeral arrangements and store closings are reported.
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Buffalo
Tthaca
Far West
Whe Trim
Pittston
Pid Mas "Oh. Crawford
Second Street
Davis
New York
New York Ailk Mills
ROT
Maxwell
Malin Street
Mies Eva Griffiths
Scranton
Missea Griffiths
Main Street
Philip Baker
Hoo'vlock
Cormwill
Maghind
Winter & Co
Blewis
W. J. Baker
C. D. Winter & Co
Om Ae
Baker
Delegates to Ming Workers of America convention in Wilkes-Barre
The following delegates from the thie lori vines will attend the Ming Workers of America convention at Wilkes-Barre today: Prom Page for Jlocul John Basham Iron Pyneboc Jon MW Owens Atehmidd Joewh Bo J Thoms and Mike Slovan Mrs John Phighos of Malnsatreet was guest of her daughter Alyx W Li Goangwer at Lincoln Molghus yesterday. James Berivons returned home from a few months at Hloome ty Tallie G Thomas of Winholetenet called on friends at Puctoryville wosties. Druggist Alfred Deyip of Movestity returned after a few days in town. John Burns of Btarruces guest of mother Mrs Willa Fuvos of Girove aired. Professor Jolie Ho Rite of Caytondale called on friends yesterday. Miss Yettie Schover of Clapk y Simi Spot Mewtendiay Wet iteries of Kephi Frente Mi iin Mes Jiboli Behover or Union street.
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Lori
Hloomety Tallie
G. ‘Thomas
Winholetenet
Puctoryville
Wosties Duis
Alfred Deyip
Movestity
Iis
John Burns
Btarruces
Willa Fuvos
Girove
Jolie Ho Rite
Caytondale
Misa Yettie Schover
Clapk'y Simi
Ke Phi Frente
Union Street
Railroads advertise discounted western tours from Boston
The Nickel Plate Railroad offers October low rate one way tickets to western destinations. The Personally Conducted Trans-Continental Tours leave Boston Mondays and Wednesdays in Pullman Tourist Sleeper Cars at half the standard price. Tours pass through New York state and Rochester joining at Albany Syracuse and other hubs with increasing patronage. For tickets and info contact local agents or RL Payne Buffalo NY.
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Nickle Plate Railroad
West
Boston
New York State
West Shore
Traiu
Vila Rotterdam
D Junction
Alien
Syracuse
Rochester
Payne
Malin Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Special Excursion Train to Scranton for Sembrich Concert
A special Lackawanna Railroad excursion runs Wilkes-Barre to Scranton and back for the Sembrich concert on Tuesday Oct 21. Depart Wilkes-Barre 7 00 pm with stops at Pittston Kingston and Kingston to armory. excursion cars provided for concertgoers.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Sembrich
Bembrich
Armory
Wyong
West Pittston
Susquehiari- Gh
Tanaylor
Trellen Ours
Kingston
Cleveland convention train sale to unknown destination special fare
The high Valley railroad advertises a sale of rail trips during a Methodist missionary convention in Cleveland Ohio Getubergh. Tickets good for return travel to October 27 with all trains except the Blick Diamond express. See ticket agents for details.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eulaeopalehwret
Getubergh
Ehigh Valley Railroad
Peturn
New York Ontario and Western Railways Fall Excursion
The New York Ontario and Western Railroad plans its annual fall excursion to New York City for Monday October 21. Return fare from Beranton to Carbondale is 4.95 dollars, valid for the day. Tickets available from local agents in Beranton and nearby stations.
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New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
New York City
Beranton
Carbondale
Dickels
Ontario
Wall
New York
Ord
B. Woosh
Railway Tickets Sold From Washington To New Orleans
A notice from the Boutherss railway indicates the sale of pound trip tickets between Washington and New Orleans. The event reflects travel arrangements connected to an unspecified meeting in New Orleans during November.
Southern Railway Announces Through Trains to New Orleans
On November 8, 1902, tickets sell at one fare with a final limit 410 days from sale date, extendable to November 6, 1902 with a 50 cent fee. Philadelphia rate is $32.85, other points lower. Southern Railway operates three daily through trains with Pullman drawing room sleeping cars from New York Philadelphia and Washington to New Orleans, with dining service. Information from Chas. Hopkins at 528 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Vic
New Orleana
Philadelphia
The
Southern Railway
Pullman
New York
Washington
New Orleans
Chiuvies
I. Hopkins
D. BP
A. Southern Railway
Lakewood: A fashionable resort with golf and hotels
Lakewood emerges as a premier resort offering abundant sports and expansive hotels. The town’s famed links attract visitors, with polo and hunting noted, while the New Jersey Central line promotes comprehensive visitor information from New York for a memorable stay.
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Lakewood
New Jersey Central
New York
Southern Railway Sells Round Trip Tickets to New Orleans
At the American Federation of Labor meeting in New Orleans on November 10 102 the Southern Railway announces round trip fares from Washington to New Orleans for November 11 and 1 at one fare rate with through trains daily. Tickets include Pullman drawing room sleeping cars from New York Philadelphia and Washington to New Orleans with dining car service. Chavies J Hopkins district passenger agent Southern Railway 828 Chestnut Street Philadelphia provides information.
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American Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Southern Rail Way
Washington
Southern Railway
New York
Philadelphia
Chavies J. Hopkins
Souther Railway
Chestnut Street
New Milford Social Roundup Leads to Nearby Visits
New Milford residents report a Thursday visit from James Colerain and wife Dina with daughters and several others from Gyost Bend and Busiquehanna. The Tiffany family and friends spent the day in town while Miss Nettle Williams and Miss Lou Woodhouse visited relatives in Dimmiwek. Additionally, Miss Blanche Tolingh from Novil Jackson list was seen among local attendees at a Bapt ist church event.
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Scranton
New Milford
Get
K. J. Tiffany
Laneville
James Colerain
Dina Daughters
Airs
Wellie Iillesphe
Charles Lines
Gyost Bend
Mise Nettle Willams
Busiquehanna
Vriday
Lou_e Woodhouse
Mise Nettle Stillwell
Dimmiwek
Mits
Tiele
Old Remedy Teething Syrup Promoted By Female Physicians
An advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy. It claims sixty four years of use, millions of mothers relying on it, and benefits including relief from fever, diarrhea, and griping. The text markets a "sixteen ounce" bottle at price one dollar.
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the News of Carbondale
C. Smith
Wyoming Methodist Conference
WL OB. Craw
Baxtor
Cheorge TD
Avery
Irving D. Avery
George D. Avery
William M. Howells
Charles Tmauenstein
Edwin Carter
Even Willlime
Hare Www. Mumford
Vasen Jones
Glen Tallman
Newell Stoddard
Willling Curnow
Stanley Smith
Mr. Stoddard
Womeiu
Prine
Prowl
Diesel Vonties
Oli Line
Beecham
Dear Old
POST
Brokers
Swiftwinds
Jas. H. Montgomery
Dr. D. Kennedy
Connolly & Wallace
France
Washington Ave
Mayfield
Taylor
Dallas
Cure & CO
Haive
Cheney
Great West
Feu
Boutherss Railway
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