Methodists Mark Seventy-Fifth Anniversary in Carbondale
In Carbondale the Methodists observed their seventy-fifth anniversary with a special service led by Presiding Minister Nov. 1. The day included a Pentecost service, a prayer by Rev. A B Richardson, a Gounod anthem, and a sermon by Rev. John Krants. The choir performed The Great and Marvelous and Gloria of Macearts.
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FO Warner
Hew A.B. Richardson
J. D
The
City
the Pather
Gounod
Holy City
WL D. Evans
Key
John Krants
H. Farmers
Mac Earts
A. BR. Richardson
Death of Patrick McAndrew Aged Fifty Seven
Patrick McAndrew aged fifty seven born in Westport died after a mine accident early Saturday. Survived by wife six daughters two sons John M. McAndrew chief of patrol Olyphant and W McAndrew patrolman, two brothers Martin and William, two sisters Mrs F Lottug and Mrs Martin Gibbons. Funeral Tuesday nine o clock from Cottage Street to St Rose Church.
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Westport
Remind
America
Devented
M. Claver
Green Ridge
Hannah
Linge
Mridwet
Mirmdiret
Gertie
Thie
John M. McAndrew
Patlon
Olyphant
McAndrew
Thie Cits
Martin
Willian McAndrew
Fuward Lottug
Martin Gibbons
Mytthnant
Mayfield Band Performs Open Air Concert at Motel American
The Mayfield band gave an outdoor concert from Motel American balcony Saturday night drawing several thousand listeners. They praised the group for rendering classical and popular numbers with excellent style and the band is named a credit to the borough.
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Mayfield
Mayfeld
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs N O P Stephens and son return from Pleasant Mount after two weeks. Misana Tierring home from At the City and New York. Miss Sisan Banke of Terrace visiting Miss Nellie Langan of Hawley. Mrs August Kasey hosts Mr and Mrs August Foard of Millsdale Michigan. Miss Arnie Duval of Scranton visiting Mrs J W Evang. Mrs Retta Matthews convalescent. Mr and Mrs W C Weaver of Wilkes Barre visiting Rev and Mrs A Abbott of Spring Street. Keith R Manville to Concord NH to enter St Pauls? School. Miss Josephine Burr entertaining Miss Marie Burr of Binghamton NY. Mr and Mrs G J Kimball return to Carbondale for winter. Mr and Mrs F C Munn, Grace Munn, Joseph Hooley, Robert Owens, Frank Collings, John Bryden, Robert McMillan and Officer Bell arrived from Toronto yesterday. Stephen Clark of Providence visiting relatives in the city. The Spooners begin a week here.
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Retta Matthews
W. C. Weaver
Wilkes-Barre
A. Abbott
Spring Street
Ivetel Lake
Keith R. Manville
Concord
N.hs
St. Paul's
Josephine Burr
Marie Burr
Binghamton
N.Y
G. 3. Kimball
Carbondale
F.C. Munn
Grace Munn
Joseph Hooley
Robert Owens
Frank Collings
John Bryden
Robert McMillan
Officer Bell
Toronto
Stephen Clark
Providence
Spooners
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Early Disease Remedy
An old advertisement urges treating disease in its infancy with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as the preferred family cathartic. It uses the proverb you may bend the sapling but not the tree to stress early intervention.
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Hood
Olyphant School Board Approves Bills and Appoints Committee
The Olyphant school board met with full attendance on Saturday night. A committee of Donnelly and Patten was appointed to contact the county treasurer to confirm if a $1,000 board amount can be secured promptly. Bills paid include Potts 50 dollars Patten 53.14 John Dempsey 459. Texas plans night school openings on Oct 4 and will hire the existing teaching staff. Vacancies exist in two schools and new teachers were chosen. Three applicants named Eva Kelly Sadie O’idalley and Syl- are listed.
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Donnelly and Patten
William Potts
J. W. Patten
John Dempsey
W. C. Gibbons
Texas
Corps of
Schoals
Anp
Mia
Eva Kelly
Sadie O'idalley
Syl
CentralGehost Vacancy Ballots and Local Notices
A ballot for the Central gehost vacancy yielded selections for Minnie Heyes Newton Kelly Holleran and others with Mr William Walsh Miss Kelly appointed. A Marylend school vote chose Miss OMalley at 20 dollars salary. Kilnabeth Hames funeral held in Blakeley with services by Reverend Ellie. Interment at Tinton cemetery. Mrs William Mason and daughter Nettle Mason visiting WilkesHarre. Hugh Truddy resumes studies at Holgross College. John OMalley returns to St Hot avinire College after vacation. Borough council to meet this evening.
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Central
Gehost
Minnie’ Heyes
Newton
Kelly
Holleran
Pow Donnelly
Lenihan
Bor Mise
O'Malley
Kilnabeth
T. E. Wil- Hames
Blakely
BR. Ellie
Blakely Baplint Ehurch
Tinton Cemetery
Willian Mason
Davanter
Nettle Mason
Wilkes
Harre
Harvey
Hugh Truddy
Holgross College
Warchester
T. P. Jones
Green Grove
John O'Malley
Avenuire's College
Allegheny
Thomas Philbin
Archbald
PW. Fallden
Mary Rogan
Jermen
Counci
Taylor News: Baseball Victory and Local Happenings
The home team defeated a Hyde Park Young Moon’s Institute lineup on the school grounds in a loosely played game highlighted by a long drive from Gyn. Funeral services for Teqnes Af Dermott were held at his Old Forge residence with a Catholic cemetery interment. Social events include a dance with Miss Kate McNichols hosting at Rendham and music by Miss Sincdie Noon.
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Tech
Young Moon‘s
Institute of Hyde Park
Clui
Gyn
Glyah Brothers
Reds
Maw
Nese
Omaha
William M. Kyrans
Jacckson Street
Hyde Park
Teqnes Afi- Dermott
Old Forge
Old Fores Saryleor
St.anweens
Joel Joron
Barn Catholic
Kate McNichols
Rendham
Sincdie
Ownd Woods
Taylor, Pyne and Archbald Callieries
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
David J. Whiteford
Green Ridge
de J. T. Porteus
M. Ff
Walls
Ville
Lena Fruitigar
Montgomery
Carrie Falmer
Union Street
Clare’s Summit News Tangles With Ills and Marriages
Several town residents recover from illness while others report life events. The little son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gregory is ill. Abby Dailey wed Michael Webber of Company A. Thirteenth Pennsylvania volunteers, and many couples begin housekeeping in various homes. A child falls from a tree injuring a wrist.
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T. Walker
William Lutz
William Justin
Littl
Elmer Gregory
Ney Machey Ia
Mica Florence Staples
Oakley Beemer
Walleville
Abby Dailey
John Daily
Michael Webber
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Trey
WM. Reynolds
Welsbler
Porantin
Joresiine Whyder
William Kummer
Kyldeta
Joseph Phyder
Wo AL Lowell
Mra. Kurminer
Nichland Park
Harry
Thomas Carmody
Dr. Shepherd
Scranton
Remedy claims cure for chronic diarrhoea in wartime veterans
Testimonies from JR Gibbs and 8 L Shaver of Fincastle Virginia report long term diarrhoea cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They bought the remedy from W B Casper and note local farmers endorse its efficacy. Sold by Matthews Brow and local druggists.
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Chamberlain
Gibbs
Fincastle
Mae
L. Shaver
Mr. Gibbs
Mr. Shaver
W. B. Casper
Matthews Brow
Jermyn and Mayfield Loan Exhibition Opens
The basement exhibition at the Methodist Episcopal church runs three nights starting Wednesday. Local committees report strong loan support and a display featuring items from King Henry indices to Napoleon Finet, with coins including a claimed 100 vente gold piece owned by C D Winter. Admission tickets are at D D Winters store. Community events include Crystal Fire company bake sale in Maple Grove and the Mayles' band concert in Electric Grove. Reverend M J Thompson preached at the Baptist church and may become pastor.
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Methodial Episcopal Church
King Henry
Napoleon the Finet
Greenfield
C.D. Winter
Admlesion
Eile
Winters
Tresides
Crystal Pire Company
Maple Grove
Mayiles
Electric Grove
M. Ji. Thompson
Ratentown
N. J
Baptist Church
O'Arieon
William Westington, Jr
Knights of the Mystle
Lees Maven
Tieland Tray
Baston
Thrower
Fof Carbondale
Hieoree Gebhardt
Frank Welsh
Lake Chapman
Fifth-second regiment reunion plans at Ledyard hall
The committees of the Fifth-second regiment reunion request attendance at Ledyard hall on Tuesday evening as the reunion date nears. All committee members are urged to be present for the official programme.
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Ledyard Hall
Fo WL Chivers
Peck Lamber Company
Dareness
William
Edward Tren Herty
Travis Homestead
J. W. Lawson
Clekgon
Hayden Samson
Hickory Street
Edward W. Ritter
Bothwhem
Athantic City
Franerick Wallick
Mies Pla Ketchum
Thompson
W. F. Ketchum
Ifs
A.W. Thompson
Pittston
Br. m Huhn
Bethlehoem
FB. N. Powk
Cirbondale
Air
J. JD. Peck
Main Street
J. G. Pell
Mitchell All Star Players Open with Government Accentance
The Mitchell company stages Daniel Hart's Government Accentance at the Academy of Music with accurate scenery electricals and mechanics. Tickets at popular prices for the opening performance include 15 cent seats on Monday evening.
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Mitchell All Star Players
Academy of Music
Daniel Hart
Daniel Sully
Stuart Robson
Two Little Vagrants at Lyceum A Melodrama of Real Emotion
The Rochester Democrat-Chronicle praises Two Little Vagrants as a top class melodrama to be presented at the Lyceum Wednesday and Thursday with a Thursday matinee. It stresses the play’s genuine dramatic force, emotional appeal, and strong production values.
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Lyceum
Rochester Democrat-Chronicle
Cophrage
Battle of San Juan in moving pictures at Gaiety
The Battle of San Juan is shown again at the Gaiety theater on September 11 12 13 and 14 with war scenes including wounded sailors and red cross nurses. The Bent y Santley Burlesque and Novelty company joins for three days with large cast and lavish costumes, including matinee Thursday September 14.
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San Tuan
Marrettapoope Moving Pictures
Gaiety Theater
Tucebay
San Juan
Red Cross
Benty-Santley
Alwaye
Baseball scores and umpires from Brooklyn to Philadelphia
The record lists multiple baseball games with teams such as Brooklyn, New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Chicago. It names batters, pitchers, and umpires, notes games called for darkness, and cites attendance of 7,495 for a double header in an early 20th century lineup.
Classified Notices and Local Advertisements in Scranton
The column lists small ads for real estate and services in Scranton, including a clearing house for rentals and sales, a furniture and carpet salesman with installment plans, veterinary services, the Lackawanna School programs opening in September, a nurseryman with stores on Washington Avenue and Main Ave, a wire screen manufacturer on Lackawanna Avenue, an orchestra offering to perform at events, and Megargert Brothers printing supplies with warehouse details. Multiple businesses and individuals are named with addresses and contact points.
Western League Scores From Saturday Games
Detroit 1 Minneapolis 4. Indianarola 2 Milwaukee 1 in first game. Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 5. Kansage City 6 Buffalo 2 in first game. Kanene City 4 Buffalo 1 in second game. St Paul 6 Grand Rapids 5.
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Detroit
Minneapolis
Indianarola
Milwauker
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansage City
Buffalo
Kanene City
St. Paul
Grand Rapids
Sheriff Sale of Valley Real Estate in Lackawanna County
Public sale notice for two parcels in Carbondale Lackawanna County Pennsylvania under writ of fl ar to Patrick M Quinn. Describes Lot 345 and Lot 14 on Belnap and Porter tracts with detailed boundary lines and improvements. Proceedings list debt of 100 dollars and execution result under W. Kirby vs Patrick M Quinn. August 2 notice date.
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A. J
Patrick M. Quinn
Carbodile
County of Lackawanna
State of Pennsylvania
D. & TH. Canal Co
Mary Boyer
Fallbrook
Forther
Delawsee andHudean Canal Company
Belnap
Jacob Porter
Mary Troyer
Jacal Porter
W. i Kirby Va
Patrick M. Inn
Clarence E. Pryor
Sherif Gor Ff. Reynolds
Ove
Scranton
Unclear Game Card Fragment From 1960s Matchups
Fragmentary record shows team scores with origins in Rochester Montreal Toronto Worcester Springfield and Borinefield. Unable to determine full event details or dates. preserve potential names for future clarification.
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Saracine
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Worcester
Springield
Borinefield
Boarding and Lost Items Notice in Rushed Ad
Typo filled clipping lists multiple notices: lost by a hoy to the postal service two letters to Attorney D B Replogle. another missing wallet between specific streets. reward offered by Traction Co office. lost ladies watch in Central City with chain. reward at McCrea & Co Wyoming Avenue. money roll and tickets claimed at Connell Building. scalp treatment and beauty services offered at Keller ad.
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Hoy Wito
D. B. Replogle
So Suraet Avenue
Central City
Ladins
McCrea & Tm
Wyoming Avenue
SITUATIONS WANTED CLASSIFIED MIXED LISTING
A set of small classified notices seeking work: an engineer with five years experience lists 624 Alder Street as contact. a married man of 45 seeks any work. a young woman offers saleslady or cashier help with references to Tribune. a steady worker seeks watchmaking repair tasks. a man and wife want private family work including light house duties. a man by day for children's clothes and sewing tasks. a young lady seeks board plus schooling with address Taylor Avenue.
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Alder Street
City
City scavenger A B Briggs cleans privy vaults and cess pots
A B Briggs, proprietor, advertises cleaning services for privy vaults and cess pots with improved pumps. Leave orders at 10 Noritt Muth avenue or Hicke's drug store, near Adama and Mulberry. Telephone S544.
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A. B. Briggs
Hické
Train schedule excerpts from Scranton line May timetable
Train times and routes listed for Scranton Carbondale Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre to New York Philadelphia Albany Montreal and Boston via Lehigh Valley Railway Black Diamond Express and other connections. Includes departure times around midnight to early morning and Sunday trains with multiple stops and generic fare notes. Officials named include W Aurdick and D. Pa. Beranton in Beranton Pennsylvania.
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Taliows
Assany
Saratoga
Montress
Howton
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Wilkes
Bicrunton
Oro Carbondale
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Albany
Barntinds
Boston
New Maglanis
United States
Trains Leave Bucanton For Philadelphia and New York
Trains depart Buranton for Philadelphia and New York via PD and RB with schedules to White Haven, Pittston, and Reading. Nearby routes serve Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and other principal intermed iate stations. Lehigh Valley parlor cars and Pullman accommodations available between Wilkes-Barre and major eastern cities. Tickets and reservations through Lackawanna offices in Beranton, Pa.
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Paris
Wert
Bethlehem
le Pom
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Bio P. Ra
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Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Morrishurnt
Allentown
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Bune
Mor
Buranton
White Haven
Hirleton
Fay
Euston
Reading
Mare Satire
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niazars Wall
Chicago
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Buttato
Siapension Bridge
Olinh
Wilmer
South Hethlehem
Fen
Lee
Cortlandt Street
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Macher
Pass
South
Hethiehem
Forticketa
Pullman
Lackawanna
Beranton
Time Table Shows June 4 Erie Wyoming Valley Routes
Schedule lists trains from Feranton and Scranton to New York and Lake Ariel with intermediate stops. Details include departure times around 5 to 6 am and 49 per mile rates, noting connections via Erie Railroad to Hawley and other local points.
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New York
Newburg
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Scrinton
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