Crescents Triumph Over Scranton Team 11-8 At Duffy Field
Tony McDonald led nine Scranton players in an afternoon showdown as Carbondale’s Crescents swarmed with seventeen hits to beat Scranton 11 to 8. Harrison pitched well for Carbondale, while Kelleher’s control wobble and key hits from Flannery and McTiernan fueled the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony McDonald
Scranton
Duffy
Joe Harrison
Luquay's
Timnber
Creaccents
Electric City
Carbondale
Scranton Rooters
Price
Archbard
Phliyers
Kelleher
Wicked
Daving
Moore
McDowall
McAndrew
Welleher
Crescents
Harrison
Scranten Tem
Crane
Culkin
Madenspacher
Beranton
A Doctor's Experience with Coffee and Postum
A doctor cites coffee as a hidden health risk and touts Postum as a remedy. A man aged 42 describes nervous breakdown, fatigue, and weight gain before switching to Postum, reporting better sleep, energy, and health for himself and his two children at home in Warfield, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Carbondale Mourns James B McTighe Popular Citizen Dies
James B McTighe a longtime Carbondale resident dies suddenly at his South Main Street home after three days of illness. He founded the Bik cafe and helped organize local clubs including the Crescents Social Club and Andrew Mitchell hose company. Survived by his mother Mrs Catherine McTighe sister Mrs G F Walsh of Scranton and brother John McTighe. Funeral set for St Rose Church with high requiem Mass and burial in St Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. MecTighe
Mr. McTighe
McTighe
South Main Street
MeTrghe
Mr McTighe
Carbondale
Bernard
Catherine McTighe
Scranton
Ald
John McTighe
West
James B. McTighe
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Mischief by Last Chance mules causes local damage case
A frisky group of mine mules from Last Chance sparked trouble after racing to Carbondale. They uprooted plants, damaged hydrangia bushes, broke a garden fence, and staged a mule cakewalk through Clark Hetzel’s vegetable yard, drawing a damage suit toward Temple Coal and Iron officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Temple Coal and Tron Company
Carbondale
Clark Hetzel
Lingcola Avenue
Crescents
McCalh
Mules Rampage Prompts Damages Claim at Temple City
Mr Hetzel and family disturbed by mules running loose after they broke into a house chief in Morrison s livery yard. Several animals returned to the city and were cared for. Hetzel warns Temple Coal and Iron Co to compensate for mule damage or face further action. A former night watchman has been dismissed, and the mules continue to cause trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hetzel
Morrison
Hetvel
Temple Cowl and Iron Company
Carbondale Press Praised For Revived Local Baseball Interest
Hon P A Philbin editor of Archibald Citizen lauds Carbondale newspaper men for sparking a strong baseball season. He notes vibrant public enthusiasm rivals past championships and urges organizers to form a valley league to ensure top quality ball next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Philbin
Archibald Citizen
Taetic
Carbondale
Sunsets
Crescent
Citizen
Will Hubbard Resigns as Ontario and Western Foreman
William Hubbard resigns from the Ontario and Western Mayfield yard foreman post effective this week. Benjamin Stoutenger returns as his successor, a sequence that began when Hubbard moved from the Delaware and Hudson. Hubbard plans next steps in mechanics, with strong prospects ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hubbard
Ontario and Western
Mayfield Yard
Hubbard
Benjamin Stoutenger
Delaware and Pludson
Rennie
Kinney
Stoutenger
Conferees From Wayne Susquehanna Seek Nomination in Carbon Dale
Senatorial conferees from Wayne and Susquehanna counties plan a forenoon meeting at the American House in Carbon Dale to push a long awaited nomination. The group includes C. M. Betz B E H Courtright H N Purley Aleck CW Schaeff Thalph BF Little BE RR Barrett Polk Palmer and state appointees Henry Wilson of Honesdale and William BD Alney of Monrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Susquehanna
Carbondale
American House
Wayne and
Honesdale
C. M. Betz
BE. H. Courtright
H. N. Purley
Mr. Aleck
CW. Schaeff
Thalph BF. Little
BE. RR. Barrett
Polk Palmer
State Committee
Henry Wilson
William Bd, Alney
Monrose
Crescents to Meet Dougher's Men at Archbald Morning
Crescents face Archbald on Archbald grounds at 10.30 as Archbald plays this afternoon elsewhere and McDonald and Duggan plan to return to college tonight. A large Carbondale crowd travels with Crescents to back their team amid a strong rivalry and noisy home supporters. The Crescents rely on their heavy batting, and both teams have each won one game in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy's
Robinson and
Boyd
Robinson
Hoyle
Duff's
Hendricks’ Shop
Jenson
Shop Men
Clark
Crescents
Archbald
Ramo
McDonald
Duggan
Carbondallans
Archbeld
Bon Ton Social Opens Dancing Class Season
The Bon Ton Social club plans a Friday evening event in the Burke Building to launch its dancing class season. Members are described as prominent town youths who will provide quality refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Building
Bon Ton Social Club
Burke
Bon Tors
Happily Surprised Mr Hartman Finds Relief
Anamosa Iowa resident Mr H Hartman reports long recurring summer diarrhoea treated with Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says it stopped the diarrhoea without causing constipation and praises its prompt effect. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. (. Hartman
Anamosa
Iowa
Chamberlain
Coricura Skin and Scalp Treatment Advertised
An old advertisement touts Coricura products for skin and scalp care. It highlights Coricura Scar, Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills as remedies for irritation, itching, chafing, and inflammatory conditions. It mentions a substitute product and overseas depots with price details and dosage information.
Dance Class Invitation At Burke Building
Sept 24 event invites club patrons and friends to attend a dance class. Prof Collins will cue the dance and instruct several new dances. Prof Firth will play the piano and perform lively dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Collins
Firth
Willl
Buried in calm at washery man survives
A man named Manner was buried by a four foot slide of calm at Racketbrook washery on Saturday. Rescue workers freed him after about forty five minutes. Water cooled the material and he survived with no serious injuries and was taken home to Park street for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racketbrook
Manner
Park Street
James Crane Leaves for Villa Nova College to Play Cracking Eleven
Columbus council Y M C A tendered Jimmie Crane a farewell before his departure for Villa Nova College where he will join the crack eleven. Crane, a well known athlete, previously starred on local baseball and football squads. Friends and supporters in Scranton Carbondale and at his hall gathering extended best wishes for his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Council
James Crane
Villa Nova College
Crane
Scranton
Crescents
Jimmie
Carbondale
Carbondale High School Off To Slow Start In Season Opener
The Carbondale High School club lost 11 to 0 to White Bridge on Duffy's field. Key players Williams and coach Raynor were out, guard Robinson injured, while Clarence Becker twisted ankle but remained active. Manager Rexford Copeland praised the effort and hinted at upcoming challenges with Windsor and Scranton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Carbondale
White Bridge
Williams
Raynor
Robinson
Clarence Becker
Rex
Mrs A R Jones Returns From Trenton Health Lapse
Mrs A R Jones went to Trenton New Jersey to join her husband the advertising manager on the True American and returned to Carbondale Saturday afternoon frail health persisted and friends hoped the change would aid her condition though no improvement appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Jones
Trenton
N. J
Carbondale
Jones
Ontario and Western Meet at Duffy Field This Afternoon
A good game of ball is slated for Duffy's field this afternoon. The Ontario and Western team brings players from Carbondale to Flan dock and faces Sam Mendelsohn's May field team. Plannery of the Uyescents, a brake man for Ontario and Western, will be on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy's
Ontario and Western
Carbondale
Flandock
Sam Mendelsohn
Mayfield
Plannery
Uyescents
Doctor Downton Joins Thompson Medical Team
Pr. Ernest Downton of the Medical Chirurgical College and Hospital of Philadelphia has located in Thompson. He is identified as a graduate of one of the country’s best medical colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Downton
Medical Chirurgical College and Hospital of Philadelphia
Thompson
Dr. Downton
Births Record Two Newborns in City Families
In Brooklyn street Mr and Mrs Gus P Simmons welcome a daughter and in Belmont street Mr and Mrs Dennis Fallon welcome a son. The notices indicate two births recently recorded in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Gus Fpithsimmons
Brooklyn Street
Dennis Fallon
Belmont Street
Local social notes list residents visiting and traveling
Miss Katherine Gilleen, graduate nurse and masseuse, returns from Port Jervis New York. Mr and Mrs L M Smith guesting in Rochester New York. Charles Timmons from South Main Street returns from Atlanticity. C M Burt of New York City visiting town. George H Patterson and Henry Gordon to New York state for hunting. Miss Lila Stewart of Middletown guest of her brother J L Stewart yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gilleen
Port Jervis
N. Y
L. M. Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Charles Timmons
South Main Street
Atlanticity
C. M. Burt
New York City
Carbondale Steam Laundry
George H. Patterson
Henry Gordon
Napticarborax
New York State
Lila Stewart
Middletown
You. Lerday
Jermyn and Mayfield Democratic Primaries Stir Ward Races
Voters in Jermyn and Mayfield held afternoon primaries as fierce battles raged in the Second and Third wards. Delegates named for the county convention include Judd Dono van Pivot ward Forbes Second ward and Willi Loughnes Third ward. The Young Men's Institute nine faces a Duffy's eld team of Ontario and Western employers this afternoon, with railroaders rumored to back the matchup. Mrs. Aldridge Mrs. Overpeck of Wilkes-Barre and daughter Mrs. Smith of Summit N J are visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Tonawrrow
Thnethy Donovan
Joh Forbes
Willi Loughnes
Young Men's Institute
Ontario
Kldridge
Meeting Notice and Social Snippets From Mayfield
The report notes a special meeting of Federal union No. 7174 this evening. It lists Prof and Mrs Barrett visiting Scranton friends, David Jenkin in New York City, Miss Margaret Methroane returning to New York, Mr and Mrs George Pendred visiting Heranton, Mrs Tompkine of Bacon street in Carbondale, and Rev Townsend of Carbondale spending time with Jermyn friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron HH. Jackson
Mayfield
Federal Union
Barrett
Scranton
David Jenkin
Third Street
New York City
Margaret Methroane
New York
George Pendred
Heranton
Tompkine
Bacon Street
Carbondale
Rev.Townsend
Jermyn
Funeral of Maviis Miller Held Amid Floral Tributes
The funeral was held yesterday at 2 PM from his Martin Street home with Rev. Charles Lee of Carbondale officiating. A quartet performed songs and pallbearers included Marvin Myers and Thomas Coohleun among others. Burial was in Protestant Cemetery. Miss Vera Sullivan returned home to Dover after visiting Miss Catherine Foo. Two baseball games were scheduled today: Carbondale vs Archibald at 10:80 AM and Olyphant vs Archbuld at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maviis Miller
Martin Street
Charles Lee
Carbondale
Willian van Doren
C. W. Gerbig
J. W. Beck
Henry Myers
Marvin Myers
Thomas Coohleun
Henry Olle
Mathias Spelcher
Won
Callaway
Patriek Scanton
O'Boyle
Geo
Stink
Win
Ota
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Vera Sullivan
Missy Catherin Foo
Dover
Archibald
Olyphant
Arehlbuld
Death toll in Blakelyn and Olyphant claimed by 28 year old Mrs Thomas
Alice, wife of Dr. Thomas and daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Phillips, died aged 28 after a lingering illness. She leaves a husband, her parents, three sisters, one brother and a five month old daughter. Funeral set for 1 PM from her parents home on Scott Avenue with interment at Union Cemetery. Other items note visits, a separate funeral for James Maloney at his grandmother’s home, and various local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakelyn
Olyphant
Alice
Dr. Thomas
D.C. Phillips
Scott Avenue
Ao Your Aid
Mr. Thomas
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Union Cemetery
Lauren Hore
Dunmore
May Ferguson
Fackawinna Street
Alice Rapeon
Wilkes-Barre
Matthew Mackey
James Maloney
P. J. Maloney
Delaware
Hudson
Bridget Moran
Sanderson Street
St. Patrick Cemetery
Levi Patterson
FL Mills
Carbondale
Yeaterday
Walter Dil and
Willan Dill
Philadelphia
Jennie Voyle
Lackawanns Street
J. A. Hull
Shamokir
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Eharrison
H Crescents
Flannery
McTiernan
Hopkins
Monaghan
Tiernan
Pannonn
Plagnersy
Aya Vhavrtaan
Metlernan
Klanners
de Uhierrisen
Finnniere
McAldrew
Cuff
O Liopkins
Mittenspachier
Laer, Cie
Trioe
Pitcher
Reed
Cutt
Jas. B. M. Tighe
Bouquet
The
Will Hubbard
Ben Stoutenger
Dougher
BON Ton Social
Connolly & Wallace
Aton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace's
Washington Ave
Jimmie Crane
Denver
America
Tayabita Food Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Jermyn and Mayfield
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