School Board Faces Court Order in Bryden Case
At a crowded Carbondale meeting the board reviewed a court document demanding why it should not be restrained from interfering with W A D Bryden as high school principal. The session discussed teacher studies, building improvements, fire escapes, and a plan for next steps with the attorney, mayor, and police action noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A D. Bryden
Hie Butler
High Sehool
Moon
Professor Hockenhberry
Butler
Bryden
Silk mill employees excursion to Lake Lno dore
Committees arranging the silk mill employees trip to Lake Lno dore in one week report strong interest with many tickets sold. The event promises sports for attendees and aims to raise funds for a sickness and injury relief fund for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lnodore
Toitiay
Local Social Notes From Windsor and Crystal Lake
Very Rev. T F Coffey travels to Kansas for his parents golden wedding and stays about a week. Mrs W B Skeels visits Miss Etta Simpeon at Windsor. A Moegart hand concert delighted audiences last evening with another show planned for Monday at Hotel Anthracite. Mrs F C Munn and daughter Romaine visit relatives near Elkdale. Mr and Mrs J P A Tingley reside at Woodside Crystal Lake. Maurice Blacksidge West leaves for New York for a year sketching course at the New York Institute. Mr and Mrs R Toe and Miss Dunn return from Lake Poyn telle. Miss Martha Brink returns from Wayne County. Mrs J D Fox and Grace of Glen Falls N Y visit Frank Smith’s home. Co W Fulkerson and FB C Ely fished at Crystal Lake yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Coffey
Kansas
W. B. Skeels
Etta Simpeon
Windsor
Moegart
Martha Brink
Wayne County
J.D. Fox
Grace
Glen Falls
N. Y
Frank Smith
Co. W. Fulkerson
FB. C. Ely
Crystal Lake
A Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea Editorial Claim
A reader recounts recovering from prolonged diarrhoea after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial by O Ki Moore from Boll praises the treatment and urges others to try it, noting improved health and strength. Matthews Bros distributes the product through druggists and wholesale/retail channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Illetiite
Jermyn Entertainment Plans Stereopticon Show at Church
In Olyphant the Jermyn Entertainment company will present stereopticon entertainment at the Primitive Methodist church Monday evening. The program includes views of the Life of Christ and a Rock of Ages series with admission ten cents. Local residents Mrs H B Bush departs for Mauch Chunk, Mrs John Davis returns from Kingston visit, Loulee Brown heads to Albany, Louie Zakon returns from New York trip, and Browns vs Crescents baseball game scheduled on the local grounds this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn Entertainment Company
Primitive Methodist Church
H. B. Bush
Mauch Chunk
John Davis
Binkely
Kingston
Mise Loulee Brown
Albany
Loule Zakon
New York
Crescents
Carbondale
Borough council meeting exposes lack of appropriations
Jermyn and Mayfield council meets with little business. Criticism targets unvetted bills and absence of an appropriation committee. Auditors' and street bills are addressed. a hose cart bill is rejected. The next meeting is September 12 with calls for stronger civic groups and church notices in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audiers
Bille
Dunn
Jone
Fireman's Relief Association
Nehte
R. H. Jones
Arthur Pizer
Hief Mecinney
Motel Avery
Samuel Waters
Fourthetree
Henry Mayne
West Mayfield
Bards
Hinghamton
Joseph
Main Street
Carbondale Telephone Company
Ontario and Western
Mary F. Bradley
Truffalo
N. Y
Thompson
Mis
Maynard R. Thompson
Tragedy on Delaware and Hudson Tracks Near Winton
John Kubillis of Winton was struck by a northbound passenger train while avoiding a southbound coal train at about 11 p.m. Thursday near Winton station. He suffered a severed right leg, a broken left leg, torn arm, and a head injury but was moving toward recovery after being treated at home and then Lackawanna Hospital. Separately, a meeting of borough business leaders resulted in forming a new board of trade with J. D. Peck as president and a quarterly membership levy to fund operations, planning to meet twice monthly and use the council chamber for sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Moon
Peckville Dopguist
Peckville Dopguist Church, Rev. J. &. Thomas
John Kubillis
Winton
Delaware and Hudson Company
J.D. Peek
Elh
Ritter
White
Leo Echimof
Board of Trade Lines
H. P. Woolwand
F. W. Woherts
HL. F. Woodward
W. J. McKelvey
W. HH. Stevens
Ovid Fellows, Hall Association
Counci Rcome
Local Notes From Avon Bpring and Walleville
Thomas Watte at Avon Bpring receives rheumatic treatment as heating repairs proceed at the Methodist church. A large attendance marks the opening of our school last Monday. Professor Arch bald assists by Miss Flo Tinkhaim and Edith Stone. A large and successful fair is expected at Walleville next week. Undertaker Mershon buys a fine black horse to replace a lost one. Watson Stone lives on Main Street opposite the post office, formerly Charles Greene’s residence. Mrs. William Hall’s funeral was held at her residence Inet Wednesday morning. Local youths attended a party at Clark's summit last Thursday hosted by Mr and Mrs Burt Stone. Dr A Bedford’s lawn on Main Street is being improved by reseeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Evans
Thomes Howells
South Taylor
Calvary Baptist Church
AH. HH. Harris
7. L. Race
J. J. Jenkins
David F. Jones
Forest Home
Jesus
Washington Ccommendery
Knights of Malta
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Mutual Aid
Thomas Gooch
Isaiah Marshall
John Curtis
Robert King
C. H. Norris
William Ayres
Paterson
N. J
Thomas A. Fivans
Austin Jones
William Daniels
Evan J. Evans
Thomas
Henry Evans
Plainsville
Josiah Jenkins
Margaret Jenkins
William F. Evans
John J. Jenkins
Williams
W. Db. Williams
William FP. Evans
Annie Thomas
Thomas J. Evans
Edwards- Jule
Botinage
William Willams and
Familly
Jermyn
John T. Jones
Bellevue
Evan Daniels
Wyomba
Cavalry Baptist
Dr. Harris
Mahoney and Mulberin
Augustin
John McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theo
C. J. Henry Oflolatihie
Thomas Watte
Avon Bpring
Archbald
Flo Tinkhaim
Edith Stone
Walleville
Mershon
Watson Stone
Main Street
Charles Greene
William Hall
Clark's Summit
Burt Stone
Dr. A. Bedford
Local Social Notes Describe Visits and Moves Around Town
Mrs Russell and son James from New York spent Monday with Mrs H C Priechkorn and Miss May Eehleman visiting friends at Gouldahoare. David Allen of Wilkes-Barre is in town for a few days. FE W Davis and daughter Florence of Elmhurst visited his sister Mrs Kate Wardell on Wednesday. Mrs Phillips of Beranton was a visitor here Wednesday. Mrs Philly Swarts spent several days with Stroudsburg friends. KE N Wells and family spent weekend with his parents at South Canaan. 58 Yeager family plans move to Scranton.
Railroads Announce Special Fares For State Fair and Meetings
The Lehigh Valley Railroad lists round trip fares for the State Fair and other events. Tickets go on sale September 10 14 with return limits and inclusions to September dates, via various routes and events including Union Veteran League and Sovereign Grand Lodge I O F. Consult local ticket agents for specifics and limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Fort Wayne
Ind
Union Veteran League
Lehigh Valley Tlcket
Richmond
Lehigh Valley
Sovereign Grand Lodge
I. O
Lehich Valley Ticket Agents
Excursion to Lake Poyntelle Sunday by NY O&W Railroad
The New York Ontario and Western Railway will operate an excursion train to Lake Poyntelle on Sunday the 5th. The train departs Scranton at 8 20 a m and returns from the lake at 8 10 p m. Round trip fare is one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Poyntelle
Wayne County
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Scranton
Ada B Dean Delights With Readings At Methodist Church
Miss Ada B Dean gave a fine Thursday evening reading at the Methodist church to a full, appreciative audience. Her stories and interpretations charmed the listeners for about an hour and a half. Intervals by the Hummers were well received, with the guile quartet especially praised. Next course event is a lecture by Prof J M Coughlin of Wilkes-Barre on September 21. Rev Judson N Bailey will preach in the morning on Faith Properly Picked and the evening on the Value of Confession. Mrs Harry Tock and children return home after a several weeks visit at Stroudsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada B. Dean
Thurssday
Miss Dean
J. M. Coughlin
Wilkes-Barre
Judson N. Bailey
Harry Tock
Stroudsburg
The People's Exchange Classified Ads
The notice advertises a popular clearing house for renting houses selling real estate or property to exchange and for jobs, with one cent per word and six insertions for five cents. Situations wanted are inserted free and the page promotes small advertisements for readers seeking items or employment.
Seven Room Mouse and Modern Improvements Offer
Fragmentary notice describes a seven room property with mice issues and mentions ribed cee hcation and modern improvements.
The King Dramatic Company Airs The Academy At Fortiance
The theatrical listings report crowded audiences for The King Dramatic Company with matinee and evening shows. Performers Lon Desborough Arthur J Pickens Major Mostyn and Joe Alymer were praised for staging and acting. Streets of New York and The Cherry Pickers are noted for upcoming titles with Frank Tunkle presenting The Amece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Dramatic Company
Academy
Lon Desborough
Ay le
Public Notice of Charter Application for St Lawrence Society
Public notice states an application for incorporation of the St Lawrence Total Abstinence Benevolent Society of Old Forge Pa. will be heard September 29 at 1 pm under the corporation act. Prothonotary office in Lackawanna County holds the file No. Lvs September Term Wah SOUS HH, Bosner solicitor Scranton Pa. The notice also includes estate administration details for George W Schlager and related legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Lothawanna
O'Vleek
Corey
John McAtiirew
Hattrick de Condon
Vattick O'brien
Frank P. Judge
David Roche
St. Lawrence Total Abstinence Benevolent Society of
Old Forge
Iit
Lackawanna County
Wah
Sous HH
Bosner
Scranton Business Directory Snippet Highlights Local Professionals
A dense OCR list shows Scranton names and addresses across professions including Edward Spaulding GP.A and Edward M. Davis architect, plus Brown architect at 126 Washington Ave. The page lists Dr J O Lyman and Dr C G Glaurach, hotels, lawyers Willard Warren & Kyan, and lawyers such as Oakwood and Thayer. It details materials and services like rubber tires, photos, removals, and music for events.
The Gaiety presents Tenderloin Surlesquers and more
The company mounts a heavy program at the Gaiety beginning Monday, with ensemble strength, intricate costumes by Miss Holer, and engaging stars. Notable acts include Madam Sane Gene and a suite of Irish tales plus comic pieces like The Amen, all aimed at drawing heater patrons with vivid stagecraft and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Bye
RiNeviey
Ireland
Minday
Min
Madam Sane
Gene
Homea
Juliet
Goo Vaidie
Maral Wirke
Mie
Willl
Piloet
Mie Holer
Baseball and Sporting Gossip Across Cities
A fragmented report lists players and umpires across Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York with team names and matchups. It includes scores for several games in various leagues and cities such as Montreal Toronto Rochester Worcester and Milwaukee with mixed results.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule May 37 Details
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable details trains to Philadelphia New York White Haven Hazleton Pottville Bethlehem Towanda Geneva and Buffalo via D and H W RR. Various departure times include 0.40 am 6.45 am and 7.48 am with intermediate stops and connections. Ticket offices listed at Cortland Street New York and South Bethlehem with agent names and contact points.
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Philadelhis
New York
White Haven
Hazleton
Priposes
Cogvegions
DD & TW
RR. OR
Pottaville
Sumdaye
Wilkes Farre
Pomlan
Cortland Steet
New
Charles
Mom
Fragmented OCR Item From Central Railroad Notices
A garbled OCR section appears to reference Central Railroad of New Jersey items, street names, times, and locations such as Liberty street and South Merry. It mentions trains, places like New York and New Poc, and various surnames and numbers, but details are unreadable.
Sunday Train Schedule For New York Ontario and Western
Train times shown for Sundays only include departures from North Morward and Carbondale with connections to Cadonia Walton Delhi and Scranton. Ticket agents JC Alderson and travelling passenger agent issued the schedule with main line connections and local stops listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
R.R
Fprkot
Vrain Sewler
M Tone
Lean Cyteala
Bomihalas
North Morwad
Sern Carbine
Fondale
Cadonia
Caesar Mma
Arvive Carbondale
Ifona
Hunday
Emultion
JC. Aldehson
WHS
Parenger
N , Va
Trains Schedules Erie to Hawley and Wilkes-Barre
Trains run daily with No 2 at 1:00 am and No 4 at 2:25 pm from Bilpet Mayta to Hawley. No 7 58 is listed for a morning time. Monday services show connections at Mawley with No 2 and No 4 linking to other railroad points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Bilpet Mayta
Sertoto
Hawley
Lake Arie
Mawley
Pointe
Wilkes Harre Record at Scranton Newsstand
Relaman Bree lists the Wilkes Harre Record at the Scranton newsstand near ML Norton on Lockowane Avenue, Floor 1, Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUF
Wilkes Harre
Io Scranton
Relaman Bree
Bpruce
ML Norton
Lockowane Avenue
Flohutzer
Spruce Atrent
Fluer Treatment and Spa Services Noted
A fragmented entry lists services such as scalp treatment bite shampooing facial massage chiropody and Quinny reference, suggesting a beauty or grooming business catalog. The text remains sparse and lacks clear dates or names to expand the item into a fuller notice.
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Browne
Morgan and
Garbett
Presbyterian
Tomortreyw
Joseph Wall
Lake Ariel
James Kennedy
Makely
Virginia
Olyphant
Mayfield
Peckville
Taylor News
Chouia
Peal
Gale
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Waverly
Moscow
Bethlehem
People’s Exchange
Lackawanna Avenue
Tion
Serariton
Mre Kk
A. Swick
Jerthyt
Ildermeister
Krager Bobby
HM. F
Trine Othe
Salp
Lamor
Kate
L. M
Betanion
Free Columbian Correspondence College
Washington
B. CL
Hrooklyn
Amall
Quinny Avenue
General House
A. N. Keamie
Lackowanns Avenue
Adee A. M
Eyall Elsing
Mary James
Trikutio
Lincoln Heights
Sloan
Serane + Va
Mtvation
Piest
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van Addrew
J. Tilton
Ryking _attert
Provilence
Corton
Washington Ave
Stenographe
Devine Prosition
Tribune Aflier
Eos
Nemo
Forest Court
City
ACTRL
All Tribune
Rome
Mra A. M
Ely
Urry, Connell Building
N. V. Walker
Connell
Aldo
Walate Louies
Adams
Cea
A. B. Biuggs
Main Avenue
Eicke
Marine Corps
United States Navy
Philippines
Leutenant
Itumell
Lackweonha and
Wyoming Avenues
Ruth
Scraftun
Kilgo
Addess
Bux 24
the King Company
Tunkle
Oper
Gern
Ehorthy
Emery Toember
Pratt
Weile
Jele
Chorivew
Fisten
Seratton
Cedar Avenue
Willow Street
Binely Street
Birch Street
Hitch Street
Cedar Avene
Connell M. T
Serantin
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Scratton
Jann
J. Sculageh
Jacoh Schlager
Welles & Torrey
George W, Schlager
Rompany
Hoyt
Moyt
Wie
Tom
Inghe
Eiecese
Hoyt Comedieg
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Spaulding
GP. A
Traderm
Rabb Building
Architects
Edward MH. Davis
Conn Building
Frederick §. Brown
PRICE
Washington Avenue
Jeep
Linden
C. E. Eilenberger
Pauli Building
Aplace Street
Berane
J. O. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Corner Wyomith and Mulberry
DR. C. Glaurach
DK. OH
PF. Reynolds
Krik
Franklin Avenue
I Zeller
Scranton House
W. Browning
Counhet Sorallove
Hoc
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Heatfibongg
Porley
Meare Usilding
Sprigstrenn
Wath & Aesstr
Aproiney
COM
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Maida
Mwai
Jars W. Oakwed
Foward W Thayer
Kuusts Dail
Fetta Finan
Mere Hani Tching
L.A. Watres
Board of Triads Building
Mranion, Pa
BR Pitcher, Attorney-Atlaw
Trade Bythling
Patterson & Wilcox
AVION
C. Comfoys
Reftelican
A.W. Bertholp
MEANS
DR. W. EL Allen
Nonth Washington Anne
Sono
Boranstion
Va Cortes
Law
Todl
Cipreme Sey
Btene
Iter
Thomas M. Cun
W. KB
Mhaminy, A, ML
Swenthinnebor
Leeds
G. BR. Clark, & CO
Alan Si
North
Malmavons
Joseph Kupttel
Beranton
Balls Orchestra
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I. J Hallor
Ny Wyetmlang
Megarger
Victor Mertent
Daniels
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Wwe
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Yale
Frank
Fr Grootechull
Tutisle
Killarney
Gaiety
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National League
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Willie
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Clarke
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Snyder
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Waiklell
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McGuire
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Pottsville
Wood
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Wotchinson
Mier
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Arriee
Notmken
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Ty Bob
Das
LO Roe
AA A. i
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Ls A
Vilea
Nichole
Manel
Sviunton
Netherland
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Piero
Nanticoke
SU A. i. Artin
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Hewredaly
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Wilkes-Horte Dial
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Wilkes
Albay Amt
United States
Rerdiche
N. PA
N.Y
AL Moraeten
Wille Torn
Fontown
Pat West
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