Personal. local hires and events at notable shops
A fragmented notice describes hires, social notes, a Philadelphia display by Strawbridge & Clothier of Delights and coats, and a promotion for dress goods. It mentions suppliers Mears & Hagen and local addresses including Remington avenue, with other items on commerce and medicine advertising Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Geva
Mears & Hagen
Willdlow
Twinster
Bair
Siehooker & Watkins Eotl Bidtenmas
Scntt Toglis
Gervon’s Millinery
Amnene
Bank Duilling
Brooks
Greenwoul Ceat
Levi
Fred HL Stark
Coxineapolits Building Aid
Lewin Aasociation
Lanees & Son
Patterson and Wiloos
Funeral notices from Factoryville and nearby towns
In Factoryville area notices report the deaths and services for several individuals. Mixture of ages and dates, including a seven year old child named Gardner and a 40 year old Allison Capwell, with services at First Tetis and Methodist Episcopal churches, and interments at Evergreen and Hydeshirk cemeteries. Additional notices list Esther Kelly of Berancon and a final interment at Hydeshirk cemetery following services Friday afternoon.
Mayor reviews the Associated Charities effort in Scranton
Mayor Connell presents a detailed review of the Associated Charities of Scranton noting formation events, three years of work aiding the poor, and the city’s winter relief plan. He details donations, committee actions, and the organization’s structure under the Board of Associated Charities of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Connell
Associated Charities
Connell
City of
Beranton
Associates Charities
Scranton
Tig Fern
Wooseublley Eadh
Ehetk
Woo Diya
Lepocwrs
Tao Araamase
Ann
Ideals Return to Davis Theater in A Midnight Call
The Ideals open at Davis theater with A Midnight Call featuring Beatrice Earle as Poppy and Baby Johnson delivering standout comic artistry. Prof Ned J Howsons Twentieth Century Concert Band headlines a live program with notable orchestral overtures praised by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Atpexchange
Hhick
Beatrice Earle
Poppy
Baby Johnson
Ohich
Ned J. Howson
Newton Couple Wed In City Hall Ceremony
A Newton couple, Jesse H. Hevenkraing and Bila Chinney, were married in a courthouse ceremony by Alderman Fuller on the request of the gro. Deputy Clerk Binll Honn issued a marriage license. The bride, four years older, was previously married to John Benedict and divorced at Tunkhannock last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binll
Jesse HH. Hevenkraing
Bila Chinney
Newton Township
Palle
Gro
John Benedict
Tunkhannock
New Steel Pool Details On Production and Price Controls
A Pittshare dispatch reports on a proposed steel pool pact to regulate billets output and pricing. Members would pay 2 per ton for unused allotments and 2 per ton for excess billets, with funds to the pool treasury. If members fail to meet quotas they forfeit and face penalties. brokers expect price stabilization but reduced business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshare
Lavehkawanne Dion and Steel Company
New York
Ite
Dny
Tim
Gael
Tyruelis
Pittsboro
Hegitding
Stark
Washington
Ammerian
Otomest
Pathe
Funeral of Mrs Garvey Held at St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral for Mrs. Timothy Garvey of Third Street was held yesterday at St Peter's cathedral with a solemn high mass. Father Malone preached the sermon. pallbearers included Frank Mangan Patrick Finnegan Mednard Keely Thos Sheridan John Casey and Patrick O Malley. Interment followed at Duninore Catholic Cemetery Pillsbury's Flour mill capacity listed as 17,600 barrels a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Garvey
Third Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Malone
Rather O'Reilly
Denen
Mather Carmody
Mather Malone
Frank Mangan
Patrick Finnegan
Mednard Keely
Thos
Sheridan
John Casey
Patrick O' Malley
Coal Land in Dispute and Injuries Suit in No 2 Court
In Ransom township near Old Forge a land dispute over thirty six acres of coal land is heard with James M. Everhart suing George F. Nesbitt and Mortimer Lewis for title and royalties. Separately Elias Pickering wins a $100 verdict against Scranton Traction Co. for injuries. Lowry seeks $25,000 from the same defendant. Trials continue through the week with witnesses and cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Pickering
Traction Company
C. 5
Lowry
Judee Dunster
No. 2
Ransom Township
Old Forge
James M. Everhart
George F. Nesbitt
Mortimer Lewis
Wilkes- Barre
Everett Warren
BH. A. Knapp
Emes Pickering
Scranton Trietion Company
Griffiths & Jones Naather
Frances Seeley
Janis
Pan
Jaber
Edward Miles
John Lovering
Archbald
Servanten Traction Company
John DP Ketley
Joseph O'brien
The
Plaintif
Horace B. Hand
W. W. Jessup
Borough to pay coats as judge confirms report
The report nisi was confirmed by Judge Archbald. Ex ceptions must be filed within ten days. The dispute between Lackawanna and Old Forge centers on coats, and no money is owed between the districts. The coats are ordered to be paid by the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aédl
New York
Lackgwanna
Old Forge
Archbald
Three Directors Appointed for Blakely Poor District
Judge Archbald named James J. Lynch Edward A. Jones and John M. Lillibridge as Blakely Poor District directors for a three year term starting yesterday. The previous directors included District Attorney Jones and James J. Lynch. Jones declined reappointment. Mrs Gardner of Pactoryville dies at 70 from bronchitis. Funeral at 2 pm today at Toplist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Common Pleas
Archbald
James J. Lynch
Edward A. Jones
John M. Lillibridge
Archbard
Blakely Poor District
Distriet
John F. Jones
Janes J. Lynch
Martin Cawley
Jones
Woodees
John Lilibridee
Makely
Denial Filed in Liegation Contests for School Director Posts
Respondents Madden de Aitken Cavell and Ples of Dickson Chy Joie filed general denials to the petitioners liegations. They contest the results citing twenty eight twenty five and twenty five legal votes for Hall Ries and others in Debson City borough. Attorneys Blayden and Kelley represent the respondents. Hearing date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Madden
John de Aitken
James Cavell
Fred Ples
Dickson Chy Joie
Shaseph Tiddle
Allie
Tia
Hall
Aitken
Ecouelliman
George Ries
Ries
Conalition
Sehool
Miniels Sts
Fred Ries
School Directioy Overohn
Division of School Property at Wavner Borough Formation
Attorney J Alten Davis reports the division of property between Lackawanna township and Taylon borough and between OWL Forge township and Taylon borough. He finds Taylon borough school district holds an undue share of real estate and schoolhouse assets from the old districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alten Davis
Selony
Lackawanna
Taylon Amd
Owl Forge
John HL. Thorns
Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's Bulletin
WM. Sorpon
Lackawanna Avenue
Weston Mill Co
Scranton, Olyphant and
Carbondale
Jattiols
By & Co, Lingpid
Garney, Brown & CO
tx-Bherig
Hovinson
Witham
Patton
Yue
Sorinian
United States
Hoad
Hood
Olmerdoreeric- Ta
Kie
Hientorfor
Remington Avenue
Sul
Comauttes
de Wolf
Gillon
Lanehawiiliia
Cereus
Wien Sone
Jo Janay
Dann Tor
Kent
Phillies
Yeti
Hemet Dhabi
Othe Motiowe
Til
Cheek
Ane Jwrks
Gt Hanne Tina
Aiert
W. J. Conmell
Masar
Ieee Ceeewessneenes
Potlee Fundies
St—Liames & Criffin
Robinson & On Wm
Laewis
Helly
Cosine
Eiseees Joie Noy
C. Abe Noy
gore-Victor Koch Asseceeeese
de Spruks Bros
Stephen
Dow SR
Deutsche
Gallagher
Voldler’s Bakery
Gaidy
Cremer
Mercereau
Hell
Wyong Avenue
J. J. Travis
Togers
Rexstond, Tomnynest & (O
Jewelers
Bey Revers
Driesen
Clothier
Davis & Chrittin
Moreis Paavtden
Priesent
Shimlera
Occullet
Rookery
Washington Avenue
Wat Weverne
Academy of Music
Newton
Court House
Alderman Fuller
Mrs. Garvey
Pillsbury’s
Band
Dan
PR. Grandner
PL OR. Gardner
Pactoryville
Gardner
Keneeny
Lawkewanna Avenue
Dardinieres
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Golors
Icka, Ay
P. M’crea & C0
Coal Exchange
Wyoming Ave
Cus Tomers
Boyle
DR. Shimberg
Optician
Spruce Street
Spruce St
Dickson
Rigny
Wavner
Keeley Institute
Madison Avenue
A. E. Rogers
Mears
Jouwin Kid Gloves
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