City Government Holds Busy Day of Meetings and Reorganizations
City officials gather for multiple special sessions across departments. New aldermen from wards one three and five to be sworn in at 1 pm, replacing retiring members. A select council president will be chosen as reorganizations proceed with a joint session for the election of officers and the budget committee. A lively morning program included music and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Sooin
Peor Beard
Mirenberg
Wirat
Cook
Ew Neathers
McMillin
Marke
Gabriel Puellans
Robert Whitherd
Maris Masters
BE. W. Stone
Roaml Shepherd
I Wedeman
N. MW. Smilth
V. A. Swingle
Bane Ad
Ette
Nils
Ll. Meon
Hern
Counelli
Changes Hands In Local Lumber Trade
T o G Robinson sells contract ing and lumber business to Joseph A Home. A planing mill will start on the lumber yard tract on upper Belmont street with transfer of most operations to that site. Ground on Robinson avenue will be cleared for homes as Robinson retires from active business. Hoole planned to leave for Tacoma but postponed due to the deal. He has worked in Robinson’s office for twelve years and was given a farewell smoker by the Carbondale Cycle club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.og. Robinson
Joseph A. Home
Limber Yard
Bel- Mont Street
Robinson Avenue
Robinson
Vretire
Hoole
Tacoma
Wash
Carbondale Cycle Club
Mr. Hobinson
Mr Foxs New Hotel Invitations At Home In Sagertown
Invitations to friends of Frank Fox owner of the Anthracite hotel were sent on Saturday. The notices mention Fox and an intent to reopen the popular hotel as the last landlord before it closed. The event ties to the Sagertown Inn and Mineral Springs PiloteL season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fox
Hlorece Fox
Vrank Fox
Sagertown Inn
Mvormerry Mineral Springs
New Friends Welcome at UNL Chil event
A university page from April notes UNL welcomes new students with a Freshman Welcome event. The column highlights campus groups, resources, and activities planned to help newcomers settle in and meet peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen April di
Surprise eth Birthday for Mrs Lafayette Matthews
Mrs Lafayette Matthews of May fell was surprised last Thursday evening by friends for her fortieth birthday. The gathering at Mes delighted the guests who presented a Honed toilet set to the honoree. Attending were Mrs Caroline Matthews Myre Luther Bates David Orr and wives Mrs Jeppe Dietrick and Bertha daughter, Mrs Harry Dolph and daughter Trene, Mrs Goilee Dietrick Mrs David Morgan Mrs Willard Whithoek and Mrs FL Pee Hinelover from Corbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Matthews
Mayfell
Myre
Matthews
Caroline Matthews Myre
Luther Bates
David Orrani Wons
Dines and
Thonas
Jeppe Dietrick
Bertha
Harry Dolph
Fragmentary note on a concert and audience reaction
The readable text describes a professor and a concert at an old Congregational venue and mentions audience reception. It references various names and places in a damaged, uncertain form. The core idea centers on a performance event and its reception by attendees.
Suit Over Reward For Recovered Horse Delayed
The case of B J Naury versus LR Benin for a 25 reward to recover a horse was set to come before Alderman Joe on Saturday. Due to the illness of H A W Pierce who counters at the reward, the hearing was postponed to Wednesday or later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. Naury
Benin
Joe
H. AW. Pierce
Local Child Illnesses Update in Brief
Clyde Whitfeld, son of Councthoan and Mrs. Robert Whitfield, is suffering from pneumonia linked to a heart condition. Houle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rivenburg, has inflammation of the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Whitfeld
Councthoan
Robert Whitfield
Houle
John Rivenburg
Mrs Freas Suffering Severe Illness In Jermyn Home
Friends of Mrs L Freas formerly Elizabeth Newton in Jermyn hear she is suffering a very severe illness causing concern among relatives and neighbors in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Freas
Jermyn
Mise Elisabeth Newton
Dazed Traveler Found Lost in City Building
An elderly man described as Percy West and possibly married to Henrietta Johnson was found aboard a Traction Co car and taken to the city building by a conductor and motorman. He could not identify himself or his home but recalled a wife near a country place behind Olyphant. He was kept overnight, with police and city officials seeking his friends or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Itan
Jan Iter Killeen
Cane le Wis
Olyphant
Percy West
Flenrietta Johnson
Geus
King
Mr. Willeen
Yilueed Lin
Oly
Obituary: Jobin Caviston Dies Sudden at Home
Jobin Caviston died suddenly at his Orchard Street home on Friday. He recently underwent appendicitis surgery at Emergency Hospital and collapsed at home in the evening. Born in August, he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Michael Daviston, three brothers Michael James and Morris, and two sisters Mrs Mary A Munchen and Miss Katie Daviston. Funeral was held at St Massohu Church with interment at St Peters.
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Jobin Caviston
Orchard Street
Hink
Caviston
Hele
Mis
Michael Daviston
Michael James
Morris
Mary A. Munchen
Katie Daviston
Oelock
St. Mase Ohupeh
St.eters
Jose
Elliott Remains as Pastor at First Congregational Church
At the First Congregational church yesterday Rev. Mr. Elliott marked the first anniversary of his pastorate with morning sermons on faith and history and an evening reflection on years of service. Edith Benson sang The Palms. a Lord's Supper was served. the crowd included the pastor’s many supporters from within and beyond the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Juistor
Edith Benson
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Uton
Chionus
Bergan
Une Koberki
Carder
Anthon
Second Presbyterian Sermon Delivers For Children And Adults
At Second Presbyterian yesterday Rev. William Hollinshed of Forest City preached a brief sermon to Sunday school children and then delivered an adult sermon on the text A live dog is better than undead Hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
William Hollinshed
Forest City
New Position At Grand Union Company
John L. Goodwin will take the position with the Grand Union Company vacated by ALG. Van Crowder. Stoodwit is described as a brave youth and a hustler who is expected to find success in the new role.
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John L. Goodwin
Alg. van Crowder
Atv
Stoodwit
Palm Sunday Services At St Ross Church
Palm Sunday ceremonies were held at St Ross church with full crowds at all Masses. Rev. Walter Jovman conducted the blessing service assisted by Very Rev. J. P. Otffey, VG.
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St. Ross Chatels
Carbon County Court Calendar Lists Burglary and Larceny Cases
A Scranton quarter sessions calendar for Monday and the week ahead includes cases for Samuel Hilliott Edward Newry Josiah White and Willan Vo Filey among others. Charges cover burglary larceny receiving and assault with several defendants listed for April 15 to April 17 with several aliases noted.
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Scranton
Samuel Hilliott
Edward Df. Newry
DuSenn Aturray
Henry Pierce
A. Ginny
Joseph Fiaper
Henry Plerce
Gilby
Joseph Cooper
Henry Pleres
Joseph Coohey
Diploma Honors For Local Embalming Student
William Haile son of Mr and Mrs E Haile of North Main street received a diploma from Prof J A Reynard's New York School of Embalming. He scored high among 43 students and secured a position with National Casket in New York City. He will depart for his new field at once, leaving fond local wishes for his bright future.
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William
E. 4. MeHale
North Majin Street
J. A. Reynard
New York
Mus Haile
Tony
Ile
Nationa
New York City
Local News Briefs From Simpson Township and Nearby
Morning reports note Mrs Thomas M Flotimes of Simpson presenting her husband with ties after a birthday anniversary birth of their child. Judge Archbald's court decision elevated him to peace duties of Fell township by one vote over Nicholas Glenn. Friends express congratulations amid renewed jubilation as Tom and Mrs Holmes praise beauty and qualities.
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Thomas M. Flotimes
Simpeon
Holmes
Dudge Archbald
Fell Township
Nicholas Glenn
Mauise
Tom
Simpsom
Mrs. Holmes
No ESA strike ends in Anthmeedie regions this Spring
Saturday brought relief as news spread that no esa strike will occur in the Anthmeedie regions this spring. Large crowds gathered on streets and in stores, merchants and ushers showing relief and optimism for a return to normal business activity and a festive week ahead.
Local Council and Union Groups Meet in Shared Session
The Common Council and various unions and civic groups including the Typographical Union, National Association of Letter Carriers, Merchants' Association, Young Men's Institute, and the Barbers' Union held a joint discussion. Olive Leaf Lodge and the School Board attended alongside the Poor Board and other civic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
A. Mn
Poor Board
School Board
Olive Leaf Lodge
New Lai
Federal Union
Young Men's Institute
Merchants' Association
Marrio
the Order Sons of America
Barbers’ Vunion
Women’s Relief Corps to Hold Special Meeting Tonight
The Women’s Relief Corps of Sergeant William H. Davis Post No. 187 Grand Army of the Republic will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Gites on Brook Street, about a block away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
William EH. Davis
Grand Arnmy of the Republic
Helle
City Schools to Close Two Days for Easter Break
Public schools announce a two day Easter vacation this week with teachers and pupils to be free on Thursday and Friday. The notice specifies the holiday period and confirms school closures for the dates.
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Iherty
Collection Taken For St Patricks Orphanage At St Rose
A large collection held at St Rose de Lima Roman Catholic Church on Sunday March 24 raised funds for St Patrick's Orphanage in Scranton. The event aimed to support the children and marked a notable charitable effort by parishioners.
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St. Rose de Lima
St. Matrick’s
Scranton
To Mr and Mrs Henry Siebold Of Washilistun Street A San
A brief society note records a greeting or invitation to Mr Henry Siebold and Mrs in a Washilistun Street residence with a ceremonial touch. The item preserves names and a domestic setting.
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Henry Siebold
Washilistun Street
San
Chase's Ointment Promises Piles Cure Guarantee
An advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's ointment for piles with a refund guarantee. A testimonial from P J Mianles of Scranton Pa cites eight years of suffering and relief after using the product at Matthews Brothers store. The ad notes price and dealer locations and urges buyers to look for Chase’s portrait and signature on packages.
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A. W. Chase
Scranton
Matthews Brow
P. J. Mianles
Birely Alivet
Sera
Jermyn and Mayfield Post Office Route Planned
A group led by Hon. W. Connell succeeds in establishing a new six hundred resident mail route from Jermyn to Mayfield. The service will deliver and collect mail, issue money orders, run daily except Sundays, and cover twenty four miles across sixteen square miles. Also notes a watch raffle and schedule updates for Carbondale mails along with local notices on residents' health and a staff change at the Delaware and Hudson line.
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Wikingto
Reese
Jermyn
Wile Con. Hell
Connell
Ki Mithe
Rive
Wall’s Corner
Carey's Corner
Finch's Corner
Orvis School House
Tonype Kinsville
Rutin’s Corner
Weat
Werth Ehurch
Sickler’s Pond
Punders Road
Heartlake
Jermyn Post Ofice
Lodge of Foresters
John Lucas
Henry Hall
Mayfield
Carbondale
Pointa South
Wheeler
Peckville Barn Fire and Local Meeting Notes
A barn on South Main Street owned by Polander, Major McFlipp, burned Saturday afternoon with a cow and two calves cremated. A mule escaped. hose water aided an adjacent barn. Delays due to lacking a local team delayed fire response. Blakely council meets tonight. Baptist church rummage sale runs the week. Red Men officers elected. Odd Fellows install next Friday with District Deputy attending. Temple Tron installs electric light plant at Sterrick Creek breaker. Scranton Electric Construction handling work. Numerous residents visiting others noted across Utica, Yatesville, and Jordan Hollow.
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Kingsley
Archbald
Wilsons
Fie
Blakely
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Brundage
Depot Street
Warahipa Tribe
George H. Smith
Sachem
Morris LitHar
Senaior Sagamore
W. H. Mitchell
Junior Sagamore
T. M. Allen
W. H. Walker
Oward TR Thay
Alex, Frazier
George W. Hughes
Carbondale
Harper Lodge
Temple Tron Company
Sterrick Creek
Scranton Electric Construction Company
U. V. Maes
Utica
UV. Ve Maeve
Miam Street
Andrew Hale
Yatesville
Elmhurst Notes and Dailey Happenings
Mise Helen Williams attended a thimble tea in Scranton. Dr Contivis plans to build near Fern Crest, home of J H Snyder. Miss Schinnerling was in Scranton. Rev James Fielding preached at Hapilat church. Presbyterians rehearsed music for Master service. Miss Lottie Clay heads Mrs Peltons millinery in Moscow. C Ab Curtis bought two double units on Main Street and will remodel one for his mother. Isaac Street visited at Henry Curry's home. Israel Bitlenbonder moves into Buckingham house. Norio Wagner to move near the box factory. Henry Curry plans to move to Watertown to lead the Young Men’s organization.
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Mise Helen Williams
Scranton
Dr. Contivis
Fern Crest
J. H. Snyder
Miss Schinnerling
James Fielding
Hapilat
Presbyterian Church
Echoos
Lottie Clay
Mre. Pelton
Moscow
Watertown
Baptist social plans and birthday party notes
The Ladies' Ald Society of the Baptist church will hold a social at the home of Mrs and Mrs AD Coopers on Tuesday evening April 2. Mr Curry and Mrs Buckingham entertained Sunday school classes at a warm sugar party at Mrs Buckinghams home. Charles Detrick observed his twelfth birthday with a surprise visit and gifts.
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Curry
Ald Society of the Baptist Church
AD. Coopers
Curpy
Mrs. Buckingham
Grace Stanton
Corm Now
Blanche Wheeler
Jennie Trible
Netth
Ann Kipp
Minnie
Sarah Uahn
Mary Schinnerling
Bessie Buckingham
Messrs
W. TL Pare
Fred L. Davis
Charlie Jenny
Bert Aten
Arthur Seeley
Irvin Seeley
Will Jenkins
Obe
Kiser
George Thirlwell
Mrs. Curry
Harry and
Depot
Local Notices from Olyphant and Surroundings
Funeral announced for two year old Robert Gill of Dullymore Street after brief illness. Town events include a party at Priceburg hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Gillman and visits by several families to Mahon House. Council plans a special session tonight to hire a permanent man at the hose house.
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Robert
Robert Gill
Dullymore Street
Cnion
Frank Gillman
Priceburg
James Brown
Louise Brown
Albany
Ellen Mahon
Mahon House
William Clarke
Cireen Ridge
William Mason
Blakely
James Ruddy
Straiton
John Paddy
Westerday
Austin Lynch
Mealy Cross College
Worcester
Mars
Dunmore
John Shiehle
Lackawanna Street
le i
Geri
Local business exchanges mark town transitions today
A large number of town businesses change hands this morning. The Sweeney Brothers take over the Mitchell house from Joseph Langan, with Charles Billing and Aly Hillings also involved. Neary house proprietor plans to move to Olyphant, and Joseph Langan retires to spend summer at the Pan-American exhibition. Cards announce the marriage of Rose G. Boyle and Charles Billinge.
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Sweeney Brothers
Mitchell
Joseph Langan
Charles Billing
Peckville
Nathanial Hotel
Aly Hillings
Neary
Pockville Meeting Details Prompt Debate in Town
Local notes describe a town meeting with multiple speakers and a focus on upcoming events. The report mentions a public audience and an agenda item about housing or civics, with attendees and timing unspecified.
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Carbondale Department
Councile and Poor Board
Muse
Arstondale
Carrie Honey
Mae Rutan
Helen Seeley
Rosa Copvall
Eminy J. Utley
Irene Doolittle
Mesery
Curtis Tee
A. D. Ler
Orry &. B. Lee
George Eaton
J. Movies
Joseph Utley
Oscar Vale
M.acs
Dolph
Fred Gleason
I. 1. Shaffer
Conerad Weibel
Joseph A. Hoole
T. C. Robinson
MR. Fox's
Mr. Fax
George el
Tie
Oh Woolwerks Uo
Prag
Vevna M. Lee
Anteld
Hosteka
Hibrussi
Rim. S.spiiss
John Caviston
Is Volun 4
Ianiis
Palm Sunday
William McHale
Squire Holmes
Jermyn and Mayfield
Elmhurst
Scranton Business Houses
Quernsey
Bly A
J.W. Guernsey
Washington Ave
Eeere4am Ore Co
Gan Ave
Golden Gate
Adams
W. J. Barriscale
Mantell
Wishivaton
Fom
W. A. Harvey
Suilding
Vd. B.woolsey & Co Contractors and Builders
Plate Geass
Kingsbury & Scranton
John A. Rochling's Sons Co
Mig. Co
Knowlton Macking
Carter's CH
Pauli Meets
W. H. GORDON @ SON
Ing
Brotherhood Wine Co
Brescouet
Wyoming Avenue
Oll Kittle
Necker Breschel & CO
Launonry
Washington Avenue
Callaliv
Wilson & Walbers
H. Twining
Penn Ave
HanLey
F. L. Hirownocock
Ily Neetelwes Companies Apresnted
Chania Promptty
Oo. Ss. Bloss
SMITH
L. Sommar
Washington
Lackawanwna Underwear Store
Aol
Marlies Siete
Spruce
Huntington
Lee Wrowa
Eureks Plating Works
Stebel
Choatietics
Corina
Queen OM
Rey West CT
ARS
Dean
Mulvas
Pee Behty
Th. Hhertiy
Joe Ofele
Atone
Wili Sd Geecelle
Tenessa
Bate
IM. T. Keecer
Lon Ewe Carri
Bernhard
Vewe
Awanna Aventu
Edwin S. Williams
Room 25 Coal Exchange
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Nepal
Spruce Street
Pablo
Osanisite
W. RB
Eapsods
Jean Tigre
Rif
Pav Dolly
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
N. Y
Pockville
Ceerkdy
Pentin
Misses Bouttloe
Auvic
Niebitnita
Bowen
Audhomnes Conpereenthan
Kanon
Bette Bey
Aberet Society
Agriculturists
Ines
Dinone
Walsh
Wal
Pete Ivatin
Ble
Benger
Iicunbiers
Comsboethoue
Thalys
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