Healy Resigns as Fell Township School Director
E J Healy resigns from the Fell Township School Director post due to a move to Carbondale. His brother Peter Healey succeeds him, with Mdward Wieley continuing as director. the board formalizes the succession and notes Healy’s previous service and Treasurership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell Township
Carbondale
Peter Healey
Mdward Wieley
Just West
Wesley
Seow
Peter Phewles
Merv Beatles
Treuley
Trenomiltig
Gssiin
Anthraclie Cafe
Fell
Healey
Gillis Tock
Park Place
Drummers Return to Carbonihile Town After Strike
Drummers who left town during the emil strike are now regretting their absence as business mood shifts. Those who stayed or returned faced mixed reactions, with some customers resenting perceived courtesy gaps while others welcomed steady orders. The scene reflects commerce adapting to changing traveler traffic and loyalty dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
Rewa- Thone
Gu Caway Dock Cmd
Grape-Nuts End Exhaustion Says St. Louis Worker
A St. Louis man credits Grape-Nuts with restoring energy for long workdays and late shifts. He recalls hunger, fatigue, and weakness before using the cereal and Postum. He notes improved vigor, less illness, and better mood after adopting the product, sharing anecdotal results for family meals.
Hotel registrations surge amid crowded Berinton inns
In large numbers, almost three times the number registering at hotels is reported. A greater number is expected this week as many hosts crowd into Berinton hotels.
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Berinton
Restaurant changes restore dining option in town
The Tmevrial restaurant on North Matin street changes ownership as Thompson and Owen transfer control to South Mall street partners. New managers Minnerts and Conner bring restaurant experience as the town regains a late night dining spot after weeks of closure.
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Tmevrial
North Matin Street
Eldge Teener
Cial
Conde Ted Dydintes
Thompson
Thinmone
Philadelphia
Ted
Hatter Place
Ris
Chet Mervin Conner
Winther Nye couple to relocate to Montana
Mrs Winther Nye of Dirte Revenue leaves for Cilendive Montana to join her husband who accepted a train despatcher position on the Northern Pacific. The Nye family plans to establish a new home despite leaving a large circle of Carbon County friends, citing better climate and opportunity for Mr Nye’s advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winther Nwe
Cilendive
Monhini
Rejgo
Piachiio Aattroa
Nye
Montana
Dehiware and Hudson Company
Monti
Carbondade
Century club hears Miss Annie Bartle on Old London
Miss Annie Magnus Bartle of Philadelphia lectured before Century club members at Albs L A Bassett home on Lavarel street. The gathering included many guests and a flashlight photo of attendees was taken during the evening.
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Annie Magnus Bartle
Philadelphia
Century Club
Albs
L.A. Bassett
Lavarel Street
Bastle
Old London
Ama Utley
Helmont Street
Lillian Brunner
Virginia Stephens
Genenie Bpenwarden
May Thorpe
Imma Alley
Lulu Campbell
Vangie Carpenter
Verna Oliver
Helen Swirte
Lettie Swarty
Rhindie Bryant
Rose Cornell
Annie Lowry
Mary Bates
Minnie Opie
Mabel Oliver
Florence Swingle
Tenia Histed
Maud Chubb
Lucy Robinson
Ninun Carpenter
A. J. Opie
Ais
Mise
Wbwathe Parker
IthaQtad
Mary Tiernes
Nitty Monahan
Kate Gallagher
Florence Wisely
Anna Gallagher
Kathe Parker
Messers
Joh Campbell
Frank Smith
George Holtquaster
Thomas Lee
Thoms
Alex, Giles
Vincent Uasesie
Howe
Witte Avenue
SoMinton
New York
Washington
Denver
Stoul
Chicago
Wilkoston
Mire
Henry Pinelliy
Sandstrent
Pederat Union
AL Neniers
Scranton Ties Highlight Rice Family Visit to Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Bb Rice formerly of Scranton now in Los Angeles California visit Mia Rice sister Myre Juliet Ag Reynolds of Verrave street. Mr Rice W once a prominent Scranton resident and notable among coal operators but this connection was severed. Ontaria and Wes- (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Bb. Rice
Scranton
Las Angles
California
Mia
Rice
Myre
Juliet A. Ag. Reynolds
Verrave Street
Rice W
Ontaria and
Wes
Notable Yankee Investor Buys Blue Ridge Riverside Coal Tracts
The buyer plans to develop the Blue Ridge Ster nek Creek and Riverside Coal properties amid congenial surroundings in his new western home. He expects continued prosperity and interest in the ventures, reflecting the favorable outlook of men of able caliber under challenging conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Blue Ridge
Sternek Creek
Riverside Coal Con
Rice
Obituary of Miss Jean Hunter Nurse in Carbondale
Miss Jean Hunter, 41, a graduate nurse from Emergency hospital, died yesterday morning at 7 at the home of her sister Mrs George Dimock on Cemetery Street. Born in Honessdale, she lived between Carbondale and Archbald, served in local hospitals, and was active in First Presbyterian Church. She is survived by a sister and a brother, Mine Poreman Thomas Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hunter
Stattoga
Carbondale
First
Vincent Suffering Serious Illness in Patterson Visit
Michael Vincent of Patterson New York arrived two months ago to visit his sister Mrs Patrick Shan on CAME street and to seek health improvement. His condition is dangerously ill and two of his sons Profess A G Vincent musician in New York City and Thomas J Vincent of St Louis Missouri are at his bedside. If possible he will return home to Paterson next week though prognosis is poor due to advanced age and illness.
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St. Louis
Briain
Warried Powis
Uae
Aden
Postum Co. Buttleweek
Michael Vincent
Patterson
Patrick Shanon
Mr. Vincent
Carbondale
A. G. Vincent
Musici
New York City
Thomas J. Vincent
Barau Tobey Laid To Rest In Maplewood Cemetery
The site Baru Tobey was laid at rest in Maplewood cemetery Thursday afternoon. Services were held at the residence 62 Belmont street by Rev A F Chaffee and Rev Dr A J Whalen. The quartet from the First Methodist church rendered several selections. A large attendance of friends. Pallbearers were Andrew Wylie George W Norris To Robinson M Alexander Nicholis Moon Joseph Brownell A L Wright and Robert Kiir Carried the Moral pieces.
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Baru Tobey
Maplewood Cemetery
Belmont Street
A. F. Chaffee
A. J. Whalen
First Methodist Church
Andrew Wylie
George W. Norris
To, Robinson
M. Alexander
Nicholis Moon
Joseph Brownell
A. L. Wright
Robert Kiir
Local Transit Official Resigns to Return to Carbondale
George Chapin, who left his post as assistant ticket agent and operator at the city station of the Delaware and Hudson company last summer to enter the retail produce business in Wayne County, has resumed former duties and returned to Carbondale with a new position in prospect and likely to locate there.
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George Chapin
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wayne County
Carbondale
Prospect
The Burros Quick Lunch Man Flourishing in Poughkeepsie
The Burros, once a familiar quick lunch vendor in this city, who has endured much in business life, is now located in Poughkeepsie New York and is said to be running a flourishing operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burros
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Scranton Social Notes Mention Local Visitors
Thomas F. Cleary of Seranton visited yesterday. Miss Cecelia Coleman of the West Side visits Scranton relatives. Patrick Byrne, now in Watertown New York, attends his brother in law William Smiths funeral. Rev Thomas B Payne of Scranton to lead Universalist services in Watts Upper hall Sunday at 3.90. Public invited with gospel hymns numbers 1 and 24.
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Thomas F. Cleary
Seranton
Cecelia Coleman
West Side
Scranton
Teo
Patrick Byrne
Watertown
N. Y
William Smith
Thomas B. Payne
Watt
Jermyn Mayfield Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs. Wililun Caley of Jermyn Mayfield dies at her home in Wot Mirfield after two years of dropsys. Born in Enehonul, she was 68, a longtime resident of Jermyn and Mayfield. Survived by husband, two daughters Pearl and Tubby, son Wathiee, mother Mrs. Mary Stephens, three brothers Elijah Edwin Predane Martin, and sister Mrs. Mary Muartht. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 with service at Methodist Episcopal church at 3. Interment to follow. open casket notices and visitation noted. Other local notices include promotions and visits from residents in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wililun Caley
Wot Mirfield
Pearl
Tubby
Wathiee
Mary Stephens
Drothers
Lijah
Edwin
Predane Martin
Mary Muartht
Vine
Oelock
Methodist Episcopell Chu
Jote
James Ali
Ail Mes
Ralph Wheeler
Nedie
W. A. Dod
Mike Winifred Th Robinson
Middletown
He AL Willman
800Th Main Street
Mer
Merile Mosher
Coeheefon Conte SN
Cemeery Aivaet
Taylor Ayuid Mim WG. Bowels HOVE a Tee Hension in honor
A social event at Medi street honors Ayuid Mim WG. with guests including Prof. Byrne and other graduates from Heston Conservatory of Mile. The party featured musical selections and refreshments as friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayuid
David Powell
William Rogers
Dying Girl Recovers After Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Peoria case describes a doctor declaring a fatal outcome from inflammatory rheumatism affecting the heart. Maggie Walton was treated with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, with a dramatic recovery noted after five years of health. The ad touts the medicine’s blood cleansing and nerve strengthening claims and offers mail order details.
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Maggie Walton
Main Street
Peoria
Maggie
Miss Walton
Willams
Dr. Williams
Williams
Schenectady
N. Y
Funeral and social notices from Kingston area church and residents
Thony Edwards attended a funeral of a relative at Kingston yesterday. Joshua Jenkins of Howardeville was a guest of relatives in town yesterday. Mr and Abs J JD Atherton and Mrs William Atherton of South Main street are home from a visit with Mr and Mrs T R Bowen at Pottsville. Babbatit services tomorrow at the Calvary Baptist church at the usual hour. Rev Dr Harris and Ada are in Hastings N Y returning home. J OM Harris esq left yesterday for New York to witness the Princeton Columbia football game today. Miss Jennie Clarris of Mary street left yesterday for Lazerne to visit Miss Rachel Smith. Miss Annie Jenkins of Edwardsville visited cousins Miss Leal and Miss Maud Hyans then returned home. Rev EB Stintee will occupy the Methodist Episcopal pulpit tomorrow at the usual hearse, Sunday school at 2:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thony Edwards
Kingston
Joshua Jenkins
Howardeville
Abs. J. JD. Atherton
William Atherton
South Main Street
T. R. Bowen
Pottsville
Calvary Bantistchirch
Dr. Harris
Ada Be
Teatrice Williams 10th Birthday Party in Blakely
Miss Teatrice Williams hosted a birthday party for friends at her Blakely home from 4 to 6 in the afternoon. Gifts were exchanged and a fruit cake was served as attendees enjoyed the celebration. Reverend speakers and church services were planned across Blakely and nearby towns with multiple pulpit exchanges and prayers noted.
Scranton Bicycle Clubs to Open Bowling Season
The Scranton Bicycle Clubs league begins play Monday November 3 with nine scheduled Monday nights totaling thirty games. Teams have selected players and one committee member from each club will seek a trophy for the winning club. plans call for a second series with prizes. Creen Ridge Wheel men No 1, captained by John Taylor with Moore Wedeman Jayne and Mison as teammates, is among the strongest entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Bicycle Clubs’ League
LeLton
Winening
Buch Prises
Creen Ridge Wheelmen
John Taylor
Moore
Wedeman
Jayne
Mison
Connolly Wallaceton's Shopping Center Glove sale
A historical note praises glove quality and service at Connolly Wallaceton's Shopping Center. Readers select skins for gloves though cutting spoils some, with emphasis on correct measurements and fine workmanship. Featured items include the $1.00 American Girl glove the $1.50 Jouvin from France and the superb washable glove as top in its class.
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France
Furs advertised as expertly chosen by a fur expert
A retailer touts women’s furs as hard to buy with “doctoring” risks and promises expert selection of top skins. They urge early purchase since furs vary and stock is limited. The message emphasizes new fashions and the newest furs now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
Union Suits for Women Buy and Try Them
Those who wear Union Suits express opinions by buying more. They fit best beneath close fitting skirts and support from shoulders rather than the waist. Correct sizing in stock ranges from cotton wool crete fabrics to silk and wool blends priced from 2.50 to 6.50 dollars.
Tailored Suits for Women Offer Range of Styles and Prices
An advertisement touts women’s tailored suits from a basic $10 model to $15 pebble ceviot jackets, fly-front options, and $25 fine lines. It highlights blue or black Venetian fabrics, peau de soie revers, silk skirt lining, and Paris-inspired designs climbing toward $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Women’s Coats and Wraps Ad Highlights Styles
Opening ad notes 2500 styles now on display with new European designers contributing. Coats in rough zibeline Himalaya montagnac and boucle cheviot range from $7.50 to $75, with 30 inch Box Coats at $10 and Monte Carlo lengths up to 45 inches. Blouse jackets in rough materials and velour priced from $12.50 to $50.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Monte Carlo
New Walking Suits for Women Arrive in English Fabrics
More new styles are arriving daily with the familiar blouse coat and Norfolk jacket options. Prices range from 16.50 to 30.00.
Children’s Sweaters Dress for Warm Winter Weather
An advertisement promotes children's sweaters as snug and warm attire that blocks biting winds. The items are priced from $1.00 to $2.00 and offered in all colors.
Silk Waists Parade In New Peau de Soie Silks
Silk waists in peau de soie and changeable silks hurry to join the procession today. Some march with large fancy buttons while others display tucks and herring bone stitching. All are pretty with prices easy.
Men's House Coats With New Color Combinations on Display
Some of the best styles are shown now with double-faced cloths still ruling. New color combinations and kinks in the mak ing are highlighted. Regular coats priced at 5.00 and long robes at 7.50.
Great Towel Bargain on 2400 Hemmed Huckaback Towels
A Great Towel Bargain offers 2400 hemmed Huckaback towels size 17x34 half linen with red borders. The towels are described as good weight and highly absorbent with a quoted price of 1.00 per dozen.
Scranton Bowling League Teams and New Alleys Highlight City Scene
Not yet named squad to be captained by J J Rowlson includes Pond Shennan Nicol and Hitchcock. Scranton Bicycle club led by Dr Wardell with Roper Gorman Mitchell OConnell as top bowlers. Black Diamonds reorganized under Will Reynolds or F W Blair. West Scranton alleys open Thursday boosting city to seven public sets plus clubs. About 2000 bowlers active. Arlington team leads Cliny Bowling lege race. Hampe team in contention but needs strengthening. Tony Pringhist posted 21 half percent three game average, a city best. Penne a substitute on Hampe. New rule requires substitutes score for absent regulars, with no league standing for substitutes.
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Scranton Bicycle Club
Dr. Wardell
Roper
Gorman
Mitchell
O'Connell
Black Diamonds
Will Reynolds
Blair
West
Scranton
Ariington
Backus
Cumbrhin Teais
South Siders
Hampe
Tony
Penne
Lulun
Southern Railway Announces Round Trip To New Orleans
Announcement list for Southern Railway offering round trip tickets from Washington and Philadelphia to New Orleans during November 1902. Tickets at special rates with extensions possible by Nov 30 after deposit with joint agent in New Orleans. Through trains daily from New York Philadelphia Washington with Pullman cars and dining service. Charles L Hopkins, D B A Southern Railway Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Washington
Doi
Philadelphia
New York
Charles L. Hopkins
D. B.A. Southern Railway
Chestnut Street
New York Ontario and Western Excur sion to City October 27
The New York Ontario and Western Thurlveld company announces its annual fall excursion to New York City will depart Monday October 27. Return fare from Studios Serato Carbon dale is $45.30, tickets valid five days. The Ontario route offers scenic Hudson River travel from Cornwall to New York. For details contact agents or J S Welsh Berton PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Py A
Beriton
Lukewood Resort Spotlight Echoes Timeless Elegance
A fragmented description praises Lukewood as a fashionable and glorious resort destination offering a wide array of known sports and leisurely pleasures for visitors seeking enjoyment at a premier retreat Io the one reser is implied in the lavish tone.
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Lukewood
Lukewood Resorts and Links Draw a Gay Throng
Lukewood attracts a thriving crowd with top drives and varied traps in constant use. The golf courses delight visitors, while the hotels impress as commodious and palatial, prioritizing guest welfare. A New Jersey Central booklet on Lakewood offers detailed information for travelers from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukewood
Telriva
Luakewoud
New Jersey Central Aid
Department i
New York
Lakewood
ArchbalMise Gallagher Visits and Local Notices
Mise Miliiped Gallagher of Beranton visits relatives and showcases powers. Maat Side Miss Manile Moore returns from Whiteston. Public schools close next week for teachers institute. M l Bull plans a New York Philadelphia vacation. Brooks of Wilkes-Barre preached at circabyter lin chrrved tomorrow with services at 10. W FP Davenport visits relatives in bboniemarale. Churry DeVond of Henwick visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Beranton
Mine Donagher
Manile Moore
Whiteston
Teachers’ Institute
M.l. Bull
New York
Willadelphin
The Secret of a Successful Merchant
The success of a merchant depends largely upon his ability to please his customers. Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as second to none on the market and especially suitable for children. sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leight
House Springs
Chibberlain
Chamberlai
Evoun
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Iele
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Kimer
Silom Avenue
Biren
Willehigey Hale
Collin
Omnia Ihéreens Hinder
E. J. Healy
Him
Owen and
Charles Timmons
The
Imperial
Walter Nye
Ezra Tobey Wat
Hudson
Jermyn
Mayfield
Taylor
DR. William
Olyphant
Teatrice Willams
Binday School
Joh Basil
Priceburg
Bervites Wibe
Fcr
Blakely Baptist Clumehi
David Spencer
Sherkhin
St. Geb Meo
Wallace Nton
Crete
Silk
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
J. J. Rowlson
Pond
Shennan
Nicol
Hitchcock
City
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