Railroad Time Tables for June 9 Train Departures
Train schedules list departures from Caplindate to Albany Saratoga Montreal and other points. Timings include morning and afternoon runs to Honesdale Waymart and Wilkes arse with noted connections and arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traine
Vay
Semanteert
Welle
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Fhaston
New Pneland Pointe
Sanlaw Oie
Allume
Pia
Honesdale
Waytert
Blaes Ee
Cablieniate
Cadets Attend Event After Seven P.M. Time Mentioned
The fragment notes a gathering or event involving cadets at 608 p.m. and mentions a time around 7 p.m. There are scattered phrases about locations and people including references to Strahtern and Gogamuli, but the readable text is highly garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praia
Gogamuli
Simi
Strahtern
Methodist Church Celebrates 73rd Anniversary And Debt Burn
The Firat Methodist Church observed its seventy third anniversary with jubilant services and the burning of its church debt. Rev Dr Wyatt preached on The Ascension and The Christian Work, praising Luther and John Wesley and highlighting practical Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Firat Mephediet Elharel
Eplett Foo
A. WH. Wyatt
Huntington
Noo
Ike
Dr. Wyawtt
Watt
Jane
Jamen
Christ
James
Dr. Wyatt
Martin Luther
Jon Weerley
W. D. Evans
Allen's Foot-Knife Pain Remedy Advertises Rapid Relief
An old line of foot powder promises instant relief for sore feet and aching toes. The advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Kann soothes burning, numbness, and irritation, with trials offered by mail and through druggists and shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Gomori
Crugglate
Church Edifice Freed from Delay Under Distinction
The article describes the church structure receiving clearance to proceed without further delay, highlighting the distinction that permits its full release and ongoing construction or restoration.
Racing Fairs Boost Greenfield Turf Events at Leon Park
In Greenfield township the second series at Leon's Driving Park drew rising interest as four starters raced in the 2.90 chess event: Jennie B., Violet, Littl Recket, and Almokin with Klixes and others in later heats. Time trials and multiple heats highlighted an active program, with Spurker and Trinket headlining a green trot lineup and plans for October exhibitions and future entries announced by trainers and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Greenfield Township
Racine
George Creveling
Jennie B
Hinery Lee
Violet
Lafayette Lee
Littl
Hy i
Pierce
Almokin
Altvokin
Jennie Fy
Sevan
Jennie Wh
Alimeokin
Bell
Joe Sohi
Willian
Riri
Weasel
Hind
Mary Lat
Seco
Spitker
Prinket
Tyentind
Tleorge
Tine
Trinket
Spaurker
Tell Hind
Eorge
Wee
Our Golden Jubilee celebrates Carbondale visitors and pride
John McComb presents verse on Carbondale's jubilee celebration with praise for churches schools and prospects, noting streets parks and municipal buildings. He recalls reunions, exhibits, and parades, and records new births in the community as well as visitors reminiscing on past days.
Local Fraternal Orders Listed in Omitted Text
A fragmented OCR item names several fraternal groups including Hoon coupe No 18 Ladepiericde ent Order of Odd Fellows Federal union No 7204 Patriot Order Sona of America Carbondale council No 24 and Knights of Columbus with no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon Coupe
Order of Odd Fellows
Federal Union
Order Sona of America
Carbondale Council
Knights of Columbus
Teachers Scored for Not Participating at Jubilee Exercises
The school board held a postponed regular meeting Saturday night with present members. The issue centered on teachers who refused to take part in the semicentennial jubilee celebration. a formal censuring was approved after debate. Several teachers faced sharp remarks and the board praised others for supporting the superintendent and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
Schodus
Ciatligher
Callacher
Agee-Evans
Moghes
Scheert
Vannan
Korwlit
Suwlaert
Swigert
Wee Josthueted
John Booth
Veto Vote On City Light Contract At Tonight Meeting
The council plans to vote on the street lighting contract veto tonight. Mayor Kilpatrick’s veto has split council members with four in favor and one against. A debate over legality and terms is expected as supporters and opponents prepare remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Kilpatricks
Soreet Counell
Barrett
Davie
Santa
Mayer Kilpatruck
Mayer Kilpatelok
Sudden Death Of Sap Toe In Local Community
Sap Toe, a well known resident, died suddenly after a morning incident at Lee's ceeesline on the fytagio & Wealern rolled. He collapsed around 0 40 o'clock, the cause of death undetermined. His wife and five children mourn the loss. he was about 35, employed as a cutter for Sprege in the seethan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Childern Teo
Mia
John Parrrell
Mire
Patrick Carden
Berton Railway
Samuel Lee
Teinesa
Seethan
Excursion Season Draws Crowd at Lake Lawtore Event
A large crowd near 2000 attended the Lake Lawtore excursion day though most were not locals from Carbon. In a key ball game Archbald Sup. team faced Crescenta Carbone with Crescenta prevailing by a narrow score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lawtore
Carbon
Duio
Archbald
Carbone
Crewente
Tibot
Mattetles Cremrouts
Sibel
Lorie
Siameete
Priw
Planaghan
Themes Howard expresses gratitude to hospital staff
The father of Mise Mamie Howard thanks the hospital team at Emergency Moapital for their skill and care during his daughter's operation over a week ago after a sudden outback of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Cynonatreee
Mise
Mamie Howard
Tribune
Star of Surecone
Howard Case Highlights Surgeons and Nurses in Private Hospital
A report describes Mrs Howard's emergency operation for appendicitis and a swift recovery aided by doctors and nurses. The text notes public confidence in hospital care and praises the medical staff for saving the daughter's life.
Scranton Social Notes Show Local Visits and Moves
Mise Anna Farrell of Pike street visited in Scranton yesterday. Mise Ciertrude Rockwell of Honesdale guests of Mrs J B Berry. Mrs Nellie Hurdie confined home with typhoid fever on Canaan Street. John Grier of Priceburg and daughter Leonore were Carbondale visitors yesterday. Miss Josie Taylor returned home in Green Ridge after weeks with relatives. Ren Tucker left for Schenectady to work at Edison works. Mrs Fo McDonnell and son Fran returned to Boranton after days in the city. Heval Foster returned to Henway Pittston after visiting his parents. On Seventh Avenue Mr vid and Mrs Mott of Ferranton called on friends. Mott is chief electrician for the Eoraption Telephone company. Misses Aiina Rafferty and Min Welark guests of Mrs M Finnegan of Pike street. Misses Livvie Pethick and Lotlee Edie returned to Prompton from stay with Mr and Mrs BH A Lewis on Sunt avenue. Wilt Delities, sexton at St Rose church, left for the Saratoga Biketon House to enter open studies for the Order of Redemptorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Anna Farrell
Pike Street
Scranton
Mise Ciertrude Rockwell
Honesdale
Mra. J
Berry
Nellie Hurdie
Canaan Street
John Grier
Pricebturey
Mite Leonore
Carbondale
Josie Tayior
Green Ridge
Ren ‘Tucker
Schenectady
Edison Works
Fo. McDonnell
Fran of
Boranton
Heval Foster Jue
Vid
BH. A. Lewis
Sunt Avenue
Wilt Delities
St. Rose Church
Saratoga Biketon House
Order of Redemptorists
Menviley
Funeral of Robert Stephene Held in Jermyn and Mayfield
The funeral for Robert Stephene who died last Thursday at his Fourth Street home was held with brief services at the house and M. E. church. Rev. M. D. Fuller spoke tenderly of Christian life and church fidelity. Pallbearers included George Indllip John Avery James Tos and others. A post not eponymous note: Magweth's band event postponed to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stephene
Fourth Street
Buse
M. OE
M. EB
M.D. Fuller
Coom
Po. GM
John Robinson
Theorge Indllip
Jahn Avery
James Tos
John Penrose
William Beasthire
William Lanenar
W. Merritt
Svell
Rushbrook
Sunmierhay
Frank Jeffries
Peckville Community Notice and Local Happenings
A town meeting and funeral notices plus local visits and incidents fill the Peckville page. Residents attend services for Nina P. and James W. Smith. Morrie Hughes witnessed a tragedy. Mrs. Bell and Mr. Barnes plan travel as Joseph Bell fills a plant vacancy. a chicken raid hits Bell Place. fruit trees near Mrs. Cole’s yard were damaged by shotgun fire.
Local Social Notes From Penobscot And Wilkes Barre
Residents from Penobscot and Parsons visit friends after a Saturday funeral at Mer and Mire. John Burnside left the family home on Saturday afternoon. Misses Anna Colvin Alice Colvin and Newell spent Sunday at the Methodist parsonage. Pearl Shiffer Mae Martin returned to Wilkes Barre Saturday. Elizabeth Greene hosted an event at home.
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Ars
Jes Meorindle
Ohilnen
Penobscot
Ifanteon
Mer
John Burnside
Anna
Alice Colvin
Parsons
Mise Newell
Pearl Shiffer
Mae Martin
Wilkes-Barre
Elizabeth Greene
Local Social Roundup Notes and Transfers
Friday evening gatherings feature Mise Greene among thoughtful Hortense. Mrs Arch Decker visits Strowdeburie while Mrs Carpenter tours Jersey City to see Mrs Dix. Harley Tingley takes a clerk post at FL J Echoonover's store. Earle Johnson of Gravedale heads to college on September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Greene
Arch Decker
Diamond Avesnue
Strowdeburie
Carpenter
Jersey City
Vineting
Dix
Harley Tingley Hae
FL J. Echoonover
Pre. Cary
Earle Johnson
Gravedale
Sweepstake shooting match draws 500 on Enderline hotel grounds
A Saturday sweepstake shooting event at Enderline hotel grounds drew about 500 spectators. Top prizes were split between TOWW Jones of Taylor and W A Pier of Luxerne county, with multiple ties for third. many local residents and churches were noted in events and services around town.
Olyphant Blakely Directory Aims To Preserve Local History
The Olyphant and Blakely borough general directory touts itself as the most complete local reference, listing over seven thousand names, officers of municipal bodies, fraternal groups, churches, schools, and a brief history of Olyphant. Notices mention sales at fifty cents, moving post office staff, funeral services for Merwin Tittle, and various residents visiting relatives and attending events in Lackawanna and Dunmore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Blakely
Thie
Alpha Becdes
Atboie Fine Hall
Kvane
J. Kiddy
Peter L. Walsh
Mary Evans
Mise
Evans
Hyde Park
Mer
Mire
TL PE Jones
Laka Wanaalpen
Mere
Catherine Thomas
Aug Ter
Gleorgia Thomas
Merwin
Ie Tittle
John Brooks
LackwWwoannksipeet
Lertigon
Mintiy
Union
Mas Evans
Hannah Morgans
Blanche Williams
Michile Morgans
Lizzie Morgan
Lissie Hughes
Jitle Johnsonoaf
Wilkes: Barre
Hannah Honery
Delaware Street
Anna Heilly
Floweedale
Mes
M. K. Dardis
Dunmore Street
Mary Davis
Mike Marie Clithooles
Avorn
Mise Mary Rutledge
Patteten
J. Watkins
Taylor
Frederick Matinder
Dunemore Street
Seriously Il
Teething Tales Stir Philadelphia Visit
A Philadelphia Press note recounts a humorous scene where Willie and a visitor discuss Neally’s supposed teeth and a bet about replacing a whole set. The exchange highlights playful banter over aging dentures and mock vanity in a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapas
Neally
Philadelphia Press
Northeastern Pennsylvania Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Scranton residents Mickelora Benjamin and Mrs Thomas Evans return from visiting relatives in Tunkhannock and St Donle. Kingston guests Mrs J W Pratt and daughter Mrs Mame arrive for five weeks. Mary Mitchell leaves for Wilkes-Barre to take a nursing position. Euphronia Luckenbill visits Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Awoot Woolward returns from Carbon White. Landon of Chicago visiting Mrs W Ames. Denis Harley from Meriappot conducts business. Stark family reunion held at Renshaw Creek. Hail Platt visits friends in the Weaning valley before returning home. Mrs John M Gaurean hosts friends from Nanticoke. Moosic glass works resumes operations to produce glass bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Mickelora Benjamin
Scranton
Thomas Evans
St. Donle
John Th
J. K. Perk
Mame
Kingston
J. W. Pratt
Second Street
Harte Pardon
Pilteren
Mise Mary Mitchell
Wilkes-Tarre
Nurrke
Euphronia Luckenbitl
Wilkes-Barre
Aoot Woolward
Carbonwhite
W. of
Ames
Mee Landon
Chicago
Duey
Joete T L. Tiffany
Nichiason
Prilas Denis Harley
Meriappot
Stark
Renshaw Pack
Hail Platt
Wiple
Weaning Valley
Saunday
John M. Gaurean
Nanticnke
Local Social Notes From New Milford Area
Mrs Hert Waterman of tinkstead guest of sister Miss Inn Atditich. Mrs Eaetelin Dininilten of Carbon calls on friends. Mr and Mrs George Shay and son Caron of Peckville visit relatives in town. Pratt and wife in Binghamton Friday. Miss Heeste Sheltue returns to Mipefiel for schooling. Donnie Restle hosts friend Miss Clapper of Binghamton. Daniel Tennill at home. Ralph Silelis moved to Key. Charles Morse and wife of Brook Inn visit parents. Mrs George Parker in Buffalo caring for injured mother. Williame of Binghamton in town. Mrs Charles Kewpet and daughter Milieed visit at Tinton.
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New Milford
Hert Waterman
Tinkstead
Inn Atditich
Eaetelin Dininilten
Carbon
George Shay
Caron
Peckville
Tin Town
Coe
Pratt
Bingehamton
Mipefiel
Donnie Restle
Miss Clapper
Binghamton
Daniel Tennill
Ralph Silelis
Intanceneher
Charles Morse
Brook Inn
N.Y
George Parker
Buffalo
Hie
Williame
Mire
Charles Kewpet
Milieed
Tinton
Local Social News From Factoryville Society Page
The article notes the annual supper and garden party at Academy Grove on Saturday and lists visiting relatives and friends from Huntingdon West Virginia Minneapolis Minnesota Boston Pay Nicholwin and other locations as guests of local residents including Mrs A Brewa Mrs Warner and Mrs Niver.
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Teynsiles Familie
Academy Grove
Mere
Banith Loushom
Kate
Huntingdon W. Va
Taghans
Wilbur Gard
Dren
Minneapolis
Minn
Westong
Telat
Stuerk
Baston
Choorpe Warner
Lcen Frances
Helen Niver
Nicholwin
Giewta
A. A. Brewa
Local Names and Visits Highlighted in Serenton Tribune
Special report lists Richolaan Leni S fer and Mr Vo techie returning home after a week at Phan American. Mrs M hock returns from West Milford to State front. H Stephens and two children visit parents Me and Mia Stephens at Thowal. Johnsen returns home from visit with uncle KL PF Johnsen. Mr and Mrs AT sweet visit Hareford relatives.
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Richolaan
Leni S—fer
Vo. Techie
M.hock
West ‘Ifford
Mes
Stephens
Ane
Mia
Thowal
A W. Johnsen
PF Johnsen
Sweet
Hareford
FP. Caberne
Local notices from Avoca and nearby towns mixed with obituaries
Fragmented item list reports weddings marriages and social visits in Avoca and surrounding areas. Mentions Patrick McAndrew and Kate Healey marriage announced at A Mury’s church, Daniel Ford returning to West Virginia, and Michael Nelligan hosting Mike Nate Martin. Obituary notes describe Aivilainny Carrolliry death, Henry’s fatal collapse, and funeral arrangements at St Marys Church and cemetery. Other names include Joseph Gallagher, Johnson, and Bessie Webber with various local gatherings and sermons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Junoe Meghan
Murphy
Dames Bute Fee
A. McAmtreow
I King
Woarneys
Mod
Olek
TM Ible
ML JF Hain
Ayo Krphy
Nay Ava Park
Kdawed
Mitchell
Kate Healey
Mury
Daniel Ford
Virginia
Saturn
Mike Nellig Henwhan
Phoinewilbe
Mike Nate Matin
Tiis
Aavilainny
Henry
Bt. Mary's
St. Marys’s
Brien Aspen
Jermyn
Bessie Webber
Daniel Thomas
The Other Girl's Charmingly Uncertain Love Triangle
In a tangled exchange, Dora confronts Jack over a marriage proposal to Lola. Dora's sarcasm and inner conflict reveal jealousy, fragile pride, and a vow to protect a friendship while navigating romance and rival affections. The King remains a distant presence in a tale of unspoken longing.
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Carbondale Department
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York
Ontario and Western
Abidy
Eemeine Seitess
Ming Thane
Diehitie
New Vern City
Huffuie
Amd
Weston
Wile Bane
Sundavea
Methodist Church
Lee's Park
Pires Prak
Pem
Pike's Peak
Pethlek
Reese
Maitland
Waalbewiile
Tanerrow
Bleree
Alinokin
Derighe
Pethick
Ead Drees
Che Pere al
John McComb
Carbondile
Hy Sohn Met
Ont
Ourety
Old Carbondale
Wollen
Bor
Abe
W. Cramer
Latimel Street
Robert McHale
Beolk Etreet
Arid Aden
George Brown
Dundamt Swtreet
An Ales
Daniel Deu
Holmiout Street
Wind
Meigs Abhey
Mion Aeonue
Common Council
Lee's Crossing
Lodore
Mise T Howard
Jermyn and Mayfield
Lage No
Pading
Nina Pe
Prempton
Ehet
Morrie MM. Hughes
Bell Place
BM. Barnes
Keronah Electric Light Plant
Pene American
Joseph Mr. Bell
Mr. Barnes
Cherkis Gramps
Dalton
Lewie Avery
Mary Barnes
Ro M M. Barnes
BK. A. Barber
Niagar Falls
William Bell
Textor
Maple Bell
Charles HL
Enderline
Partieipatht
Toww. Jones
W. A. Pier
Luxerne County
PD. Jones
Sim Davis
Ae aAvore
Ro Taylor
Ccccvss
Lavy Lewin
Ammerman
Thos. Murray
Joe Warner Woo
David Davis
O Toy
David Jones
Ei Wa
Harvey
BUONO
Lewin
Cobhinglo
EOOG
Thenwa
Pas
Caranco
A. Hathaway
van Berger
Onieles
Pmttentai
Thomas D. Moses
Thomas M. Davis
Griffith
Owens
Willan D. Evans
David Ware
Thomas Jones
David T. Davie
John Vane
Brashon
Radioon
Htl Harris
Calvary Raptlet Church
Hiakris
McKinney
Hewsle
Virginia Ritter
Milter
Joseph Curt, Jr
Matin Street
Thomas Wodare
Cire Steer
Tompenieniee
Stella Prices
Moscow
Fia
Susie Harris
Unlowetree
Mere Det Denes
Taster
Areeet
Mowat
Main Street
Othe Washburn Street
Vos
Fonday Parternnon
Frink
Purvea
Heyom
Tavior
Moo Teton
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Scranton Fortune
Wales
Apecal
Scranton Tribune
Special Toothe Scranton ‘Trehune
The
Serenton Tribune
Avoca
Jack
Cherrfully
Weapret
Eodlon
Met
Ian
Deeried
Dirk
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