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Robert L. Baker

Robert L. Baker

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Editor, Wyoming County Examiner

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  • The Good Old Days

    By Robert L. Baker Verified|Wyoming County ExaminerVerified100 years ago:The public meeting of the Ku Klux Klan advertised to be held at the baseball ground on Saturday evening materialized. About 40 cars filled with hooded men and women from the Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys burning crosses and Ks with the crowd estimated at 1500. Though the crowd was large, the best of order prevailed. It was Tunkhannock’s first experience of the sort. The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Flynn, mother of Rev. William J.

    By Robert L. Baker Verified · Wyoming County Examiner

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • The Good Old Days

    By Robert L. Baker Verified|Wyoming County ExaminerVerified100 years ago:The First National Bank of Montrose observed its 50th anniversary last week. Meshoppen: Mrs. F. H. Arnts died and was buried Mar. 13 at Vaughn Cemetery. A group of eight Kiwanians from Pittston was in town last Thursday to outline the steps necessary to form a local Kiwanis Club. Rev. Samuel Tolley died in Factoryville Mar. 12. The funeral was held on Sunday, but a few hours later, Mrs. Tolley died. Both were English by birth. He was affiliated with the M.E. Church of the Wyoming Conference.

    By Robert L. Baker Verified · Wyoming County Examiner

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • The Good Old Days

    By Robert L. Baker Verified|Wyoming County ExaminerVerified100 years ago:The public meeting of the Ku Klux Klan advertised to be held at the baseball ground on Saturday evening materialized. About 40 cars filled with hooded men and women from the Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys burning crosses and Ks with the crowd estimated at 1500. Though the crowd was large, the best of order prevailed. It was Tunkhannock’s first experience of the sort. The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Flynn, mother of Rev. William J.

    By Robert L. Baker Verified · Wyoming County Examiner

    Apr. 02, 2025

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