Easter music to be repeated at Trinity Church
The Easter service at Trinity Church will feature Miss Sailer singing the soprano solo and Ralph Willing the tenor at the 10:30 service. An evening service will include a nine number program with Miss Lydia Siler, Miss Vie Jones, Ralph Williams, Arthur Morgan and the chorus. Mr Widmayer will play both morning and evening. Various special numbers, solos, quartets and choir pieces are listed for the two services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Miss Sailer
Ralph Willining
Lydia Siiler
Mise Vie Jones
Ralph Williame
Arthur Morgan
Widmayer
Walther
Bart
Buck
Sehneckers
Conor
Gounod
Thorne
Thorne): Quirtette
Bonners
Saprang
Flandel
Tener
Genie
Quirtette
Marra
Aglo
Alsen
Lord Shelley
Seloy
Fearnei
Sapien Soba
Elioruk
Ance
Clory
Dressler
Duss
Heavenly Sone
Gray
Master Hells
Casey Sits Up Now in Recovery from Hiccups
Friends report Edward Casey of Powderly Road has shown marked recovery from distressing hiccup attacks. Since last Saturday his cough lessened and stopped, he sits up, eats solid food, and remains quiet with no further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Casey
Powderly Road
Dog In Street Causes Woman To Be Thrown On Sidewalk
A large Saint Bernard, running frisky on Salem Avenue, collided with Mrs. Joseph Conner of Wyoming Street, throwing her to the sidewalk. She escaped serious injuries but suffered severe shock and nervous distress. a physician attended her at home, with improvement noted by yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Salem Avenue
Joseph Conner
Wyoming Street
Way Down East Diagram Opens Tonight in Reynolds Drug Store
Amusements note shows a diagram for Way Down East opening tonight at Reynolds drug store at 7.40 with checks handed out at the same time. The production, popular in Carbondale and other cities, is set to be at the Grind on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds’ Drug Store
Tno
Murray and Mieke Companions Present Two Plays at Grand
The Murray and Mieke Company closes a six week run with two performances at the Grand this evening. The Tiger Lily and The Irish Issue headline the program, both praised as top attractions. Nat Ciaodwit rose to prominence through the former. The company expects a warm reception upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Mieke
Ayintli
Nat Ciaodwit
Mrs Beers Dangerously Sick at Home
Mrs Beers president of Womena Relief Corps is dangerously ill at her home on 679 hospital street after a Thursday consultation. Doctors weigh measures to sustain her through the crisis as friends learn her condition worsened overnight.
Trinity church Mestrye organizes year appointing officers
The Mestrye of Trinity church met Thursday night and organized for the ensuing year by electing officers including a warden Benlor, junior warden Re Munse, treasurer W R Morass, and secretary C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Benlor
Re Munse
W. Ky Mores
W. R. Morass
Grape-Nuts credited with relief from dyspepsia
A reader from Butte Creek Michigan shares a testimonial praising Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. He reports long stomach trouble and indigestion, then says after two weeks his symptoms vanished and his weight rose from 135 to 160 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagey
de Dewees
Postumy
Buttle Creek
Mich
Delegates named for diocesan convention in New York
W Perkins property committer John H Orchard and 8 A McMullen C R Manville Frank H Hubbard N H Miller W H Morse and H Watrue named as delegates to the diocesan convention to be held in New York. Alternates listed include C W Perkins 8 A McMullen 8 Clark J P A Tingley and Fr H Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Perkins
John H. Orchard
A. McMullen
C. R. Manville
Frank H. Hubbard
N. H. Miller
Morse
H. ©. Watrue
New York
C. W. Perkins
Clark
J. P. A. Tingley
Ih. Reynolds
Patrick F Moran’s Thirty Years Anniversary in Columbias
Patrick F Moran marks thirty years of faithful service to the city as a member of the Columbia Fire Company. The observance will occur on the anniversary of his admission, Thursday evening April 17, with a smoker. The committee to arrange the event includes Nealon, Carsden, Fixpatrick, and Joseph O Nell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Moran
Columbia Tose Company
Smoker
Horan
Nealon
M. Carsden
W. Or, Fixpatrick
Joseph O' Nell
Waymart Area Sees Smallpox Case Improve
Report from Waymart notes hull's smallpox case improves with no new infections. Bert dull shows better signs and recovery is expected. Authorities keep strict quarantine to prevent spread, with schools closed until lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymart
Bert Dull
Waymert
Lily
Hull
Clift
Tull
Tt Wis
Sooon
Wignart
Hospital reports grave condition for Palko boy and Miller
Report from Forest City states Andrew Palko, the Last Chance mine victim, was taken to emergency hospital with internal injuries after a Thursday accident. Stanley Miller remains in a dying condition with multiple fractures and severe shock. Joli Maen returned home after an injury at a work site several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palko
Stanley Miller
Forest City
Andrew Palko
Last Chance
Mimergency Hospital
DL L. T Phuley
Porest City
Joli Maen
Church council urged to meet for mortgage clearance
The Lutheran church council is urged to attend tomorrow to arrange for Monday at 2 PM in Judge Mulwand's office. A representative is to meet to discuss lifting the mortgage in exchange for payment of the outstanding balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council of the
Lutheran Church
Mulwand
Thias
Payne
The Locked Door to the Human Heart Opens
Fragmentary church notice cites a sermon titled The Locked Door to the Human Heart Cut Only Be Opened by Christ. The text references a Sunday service and a gospel reading, with unclear preacher or location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervices
Preelin
Bernon
John
Chelst
Train substitution amid brakeman's absence
Jiames Flrady substitutes as Draken on Conductor His ted's passenger train on the Deliciare and Hudson due to Alisha Bears absence for her dangerous wife situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiames Flrady
Draken
Histed
Deliciare and Hudson
Alisha Bears
Labor unions rally in city for rolling freight work
Rolphie Father Mathew and leaders from Hendpick lodge Railroud Train men Central Labor union Cigarmakers union Dotterer lodge Locomotive Engineers gathered to press for coordinated action and improved work conditions across multiple trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolphie
Mathew
Hendpick Lodge
Railroud
Central Labor Union
Unio
Dotterer Lodge
Locomotive Engineers
Laundry proprietor resumes work after rheumatic attack
Martin H. H. Bagley, proprietor of the Carbondale laundry, has recovered enough from a two weeks severe rheumatism attack to attend to some business details again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin HH. Bagley
Carbondale
Sampson and Duaven Return Home After Enlistment
Hector Sampson and Clyde Duaven, who departed last Monday to enlist for service in the Philippines, have returned home. Neither plans to sail abroad again to serve overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Sampson
Clyde Duavenport
Phillippines
Davenport and Bampton Exam Outcome Limitation
Davenport failed to pass the examination while Bampton succeeded but could not proceed due to family dependents. The note indicates a conflict between individual achievement and family obligations affecting advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Bampton
Anthony Schola Dies in Pittsburg After City Service
Anthony Schola, once janitor of the city building and a Fireman in the cay shops of the Delaware and Hudson, died in Pittsburg where he had lived five years. A leader among Carbondale Italians, he left city service under Mayor Retten and later sought work in Pittsburgh. He is survived by a wife in Walesa and was described as an invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Schola
Pittsburg
Schola
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson
Colts
Retten
Tern
James J. O'Neill
Sehola
Pluteburg
Walesa
Wage clash over new carpenters scale on South Main
Three carpenters employed by John Hansen and son quit the McAndrew building on South Main over a dispute about a 25 cent per day raise under the new wage scale effective April 1. Hansen says preexisting contracts exclude the increase. the men refused compromise offers and turnover to new jobs under the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hansen and Son
McAndrew’s
South Main Street
Hansen's
McAndrew
Fell
Idle Week Ends at Coalbrook Breaker
The Coalbrook breaker of the Dela wire and Hudson experienced four days of idle time this week due to repairs and an eight hour day observance by United Mine Workers. Work resumes this morning allowing about town miners to return to their posts as repairs were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delawire and Hudson
United Mine Workers
T N G S MEET AGAIN AND REORGANIZE
The T N G run sewing and social circle for young ladies reassembled this week after prior meetings. The next gathering is Thursday night at Miss Margaret McDonald’s home on Eighth Avenue. Members include Margaret McDonald Dorothy Early Cecilia Early Louise Bishop Mary Glennon Mary Pender Sadie McGurry Manite Monahin Annie Monahin Catherine Little Mary Little Carmel O Hearn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirele
Mareret McDonnald
Eighth Avenue
Mareuret McDonald
Dorothy
Cecilia Early
Louise Bishop
Mary Glennon
Mary Pender
Sadie McGurry
Manite
Annie Monahin
Catherine
Mary Little
Carmel O'Hearn
T A U Convention Opens In Carbondale Township
The first quarterly convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union in the Scranton diocese will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Carbondale township school. St Patrick’s society will assist. William Peel will preside and Rev J J Curran is expected to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic ‘Total Abstinence Union
Scranton
Carbondale Township
St. Patrick's Society
William Peel
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-farre
Obituary of William J. Davis of Carbondale
William J. Davis longtime Carbondale resident dies after a sixteen week illness from Brights disease. Born in Wales sixty six years ago he led church work at Berean Baptist Chapel and belonged to the Odd Fellows. Survived by wife and five children Hayden Thomas Richard Kate and Emma Davis. Funeral is planned for Monday afternoon with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 7. Davis
Carbondale
Bright
Mr. Davis
Wales
Berean Baptist Chupel
Moresters of America
Hayden
Thomas
Richard
Misses Kkute
Emma Davis
Howe
Funeral Service for Mrs. George Dawson on Sunday
The funeral for the late Mrs. George Dawson will be held Sunday afternoon from the Columbia avenue residence. The service will be at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Reverends Charles Lee and A F Chaffee, with burial at Brookside cemetery. The remains of Mrs. Catherine Foley were sent to Canton Pennsylvania yesterday for burial. Many friends visited the Poley residence on North Main Street to bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dawson
Columbia Aveliue
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee
A. F. Chaffee
Burlay
Brookside Cemetery
Catherine Foley
Canton
Delaware and Hudson Road
Poley
North Main Street
Among the Sick In City Mills and Homes
Miss Milcabeth Early, a pupil of Miss Gallaghy, reported ill at her seventh avenue home. Miss Sadie Monahan of Harrison house has been sick a week with feared appendicitis but improved to sit up yesterday. Mrs Timothy McGarry of Terrace also listed among the ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milcabeth
Sulestudy
Miss Laura Histed Returns Home After Illness
Street residents report Laura Histed of Belmont street is well enough to be about after several weeks of dangerous illness and days of faintness. Neighbors express relief at her recovery and cheer for her regained mobility and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Histed
Belmont Street
Wedded in Carbondale
Miss Louise Hofsommer and George P. Bensing of Archbald were married in Carbondale on Wednesday by Rev. F. J. C. Ehinger of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. The couple will reside in Archbald and have many friends hoping for happiness in their new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hofsommer
George Bensing
Archbald
Carbondale
George P. Bensing
F. J. C. Ehinger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bensing
Journeying salesman recalls Atlantic City fire thrill
John W. Mooney, head traveling salesman for Carbondale Metal Working, returned yesterday from the east. He was in Atlantic City when the disastrous boardwalk fire raged, calling the event the most thrilling he ever witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WW. Moooney
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Mooney
Atlantic City
National Protective Legion elects officers for coming year
The National Protective Legion has chosen its officers for the year. Maurice Clifford is named president with Joseph Gilmartin as vice president and J May Clifford as secretary. G W Hughes becomes treasurer and A L Wright serves as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Protective Legion
Maurice Clifford
Joseph Gilmartin
J. May Clifford
G. W. Hughes
A.L. Wright
Yarrington to Lead Berean Baptist Men’s Meeting Sunday
W. L. Yarrington Jr will lead the Berean Baptist church men’s meeting Sunday morning at 45. The cordial invitation extends to the men of the congregation and their friends to attend these interesting meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Yarrington, Jr
Berean Baptist Church
Mrs Hughes Chosen Traveling Companion for Inspection Tour
Mrs Mary Hughes of this city is selected as traveling companion to Mrs Annie Cogswell president of the State Assembly Daughters of Rebecca on an inspection tour through Lackawanna Luzerne and Wyoming counties visiting lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Annie Cogswell
State Assembly Daughters of
Rebecca
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Wyoming
Fraternal Lodges Noted in Cumbrian Lodge Listings
A fragment lists groups including Cumbrian lodge Odd Fellows Division No 13 A P Hy Court Golden Eagle Foresters of America Diamond lodge and Shield of Honor, indicating a summary reference to fraternal orders and their lodge names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbrian Lodge
Odd Fellows
A. O. Hy Court
Golden Eagle
Foresters of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Scranton Visit Highlights Local Ladies Outing
Mrs T. M. Miller and daughter Gertrude along with Miss Jennie Davis of Washburn Street Scranton spent yesterday with Mrs W. J. Morgan of Solemnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Miller
Gertrude
Jennie Davis
Washburn Street
Scranton
W. J. Morgan
Solemnveule
Budget of Brevities from Carbondale Notes Myriad Local Happenings
The St Aloysius society joins the regimental encampment at Lake Lodore with a model company to represent Carbondale. A new dining hall in the Anthra elite building opens under Mrs Webb with lunches served until midnight and an elevator connecting dining room and cafe. Mrs L G Syuler mourns the death of her sister in Chicago at seventy four. Mitchell Hose Company travels to Forest City for the Wandling Hose drop. John F Ellstan arrives as tailor at S Singers. Rhines Brothers praised after concerts at local churches, drawing larger crowds. J R Cotter secures plumbing work for a North Main street building and Frank Jones’s new residence on E Fifteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Sovciety
Lake Lodore
Carbondale
Soldier Sons of Temperance
Webb
Anthraelite
Wandling Hose Company
John Fellstan
New York City
S. Singers
Rhines Bros
Caur- Dondaliangs
J. RB. Cotter
North Main Street
BR. Shannon & J A
Frank Jones
Eflehth Avenue
The Passing Throng Visits and Moves On
Dr Hoffman of Scranton and Attorney Gardner of Forest City visited the city yesterday. Miss Veronica Gorman of Sarminton is a guest in Carbondale. Misses McGarry and Grady visited friends in Archibald Thursday. Louise Brown returns to Albany after a short visit here. Mr and Mrs Retten have returned to Brooklyn after visiting Rev. Avg slatant Superintendent WL Jones of Metropolitan Insurance. Misses Mary and Anna Parrell of Pike street return from visits in Avocw and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hoffman
Scranton
Attorney Gardner
Forest City
Veronica Gorman
Sarminton
Carbondale
Mary Frances McGarry
Shathryn Agatha Grady
Archibald
Louise Brown
Albany
N. Y
Brooklyn
Popee
WL Jones
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Mary
Anna Parrell
Pike Street
Avocw
Pittston
Church Services and Local Events Highlight Blakely Area
The Congregational church plans morning and evening services tomorrow. Rev David Spencer will administer holy communion at 1070 am at Blakely Baptist church, followed by Rev Clark Wilson preaching. Juvenil dancing classes hosted a social in Mahon’s Hall last night with Lawrence Orchestra. Jolly Harry Jenkins company to perform at Opera House all next week starting Tuesday with The Curse of Beauty. Mira Clara Hughes of Scranton visited Mrs J A Hull in Blakely yesterday. J B Cummings named superintendent of Archbald Water Co succeeding John Carroll who resigned. he is also lieutenant superintendent of Olyphant Water Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Blakely Baptist Church
David Spencer
Clark Wilson
Mahon'’s
Lawrence Orchestra
Harry Jenkins Company
Opera Hourne
Mira Clara Hughes
Scranton
J. A. Hull
Blakely
J. B. Cummings
Archbald Water Company
John Carroll
Cummings
Olyphant Water Company
Jermyn and Mayfield Council Meeting and Local Notes
The Jermyn borough council met last evening and approved bills for street, police, coal, lights, and a water company bill with a deduction for a removed plug. A $250 tax-exemption list was referred to a committee for review. Repairs to culverts on Second and Third streets were ordered to be contracted with specifications due later at a special meeting. The discussion touched on flood damage and possible compensation, plus enforcement of ash-disposal ordinances. The North Monorth League mock trial drew a large crowd, with a jury list and defense by G Arthur Fowler and John B. Griffiths. Richard Smith Ch. Wacking faced charges for unlawfully shooting a dog. attorneys were listed and the judge’s charge closed the report. Patrick Cain, senior member of Cain & Son, died after an asthmatic illness. funeral arrangements were set for Sacred Heart church. James Sharkey Jr remains hospitalized with brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn Press
Consolidated Water Companys
Bacon
Jones
Water Company
Avery
Wheeler
Sullivan
Moon
Mpnorth League
Methodist Church
H. D. Swick
J. Williams
William Trotter
W. O. Hill
Prof. Barrett
John Adams
John Friend
Elijah Stephens
William Cudlip
Elmer Fowler
Winfred Cudlip
Alva Whitley
Richard Smith Ch. Wacking
All Terrier
Arthur Slocum
Archie Martin
Smith
G. Arthur Fowler
John B. Griffiths
C. F. Baker
T. N. Evans
Slocum
Baker
Patrick Cain
Cain & Son
Jermyn
Second Street
John
James
Bridget Sullivan
Catherine
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
James Sharkey, Jr
Third Street
Peckville Set for Religious Services and Local Notices
Peckville churches schedule sermons and services for Sunday with topics including Jesus and an Honest Doubter and The Joy of Christian Discipleship. The Wit and Humor lecture is postponed, and a Glee Club entertainment is delayed by a month. Contingent items note insurance claim adjustments and local job changes at Consumers Powder and a Northwest breaker project in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gendall
Methodist Church
Jesus
Dr. Whalen
Orientil Glee Club
Peckville P
Hose House
W. PF. Molt
Bt. Johns
Hown
Harvey Clark
Consumers’ Powder Company
Wescott & Kingsley
Carbondale
Funeral of Mrs. William Groban Held at Home
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the home on Main Street. The casket was draped with numerous floral emblems including roses and arrangements from the Graham and Hilles families and many named local individuals and firms. Services at the house were conducted by a local clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Groban
Main Street
Graham
Calla Hilles
Irene Fprynn
Covanations
Edith Anderson
Campbell
Scranton
Jones
Bubbna Heap
Joses
Kenniman & Co
D. J.hughes
Jessie Morton
Elizabeth Decker
Elizabeth Hilte
Anne Ackerman
Lena Faust
Anna McGowan
Eligabeth Simons
Thomas Graham
Mre
McMillan
Mra. Whiaters
Sykes
James Bouse
Richmond Girls Seek Help From Lydia E Pinkham
A Richmond reader writes to Dr Pinkham describing fatigue headaches and irregular menstruation and seeks advice. Testimonial letters praise the Vegetable Compound for relief and health gains. The company offers £5000 reward for proving any testimonial is not genuine or published without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Pixtham
Lydia
Pinkham
Cross
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bus S. Thompson
Acushnet
Mass
National City Bank of
Lynn
Tony
Pubtabad
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Masa
Community notices and funeral details with local events
Trev and D P Smythe assisted by the Presbyterian choir at a funeral with pallbearers John Davis Sterling Keith Angus Howell George Kennedy. Interment in Dunmore cemetery. Mame Assembly No 38 meets Monday for anniversary supper planning. Mises Wade and Anna Farrell of Carbondale visited Seahill residence. Mr and Mrs George Shuler return from visit with daughter in Scranton. AL O. If fair postponed twice, now set to open April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev
D.P. Smythe
Presbyterian
John Davis
Sterling Keith
Angus Howell
George Kennedy
Dunmore Cemetery
Mame
Naomi
Mises Wade
Anna Farrell
Carbondale
Seahill
George Shuler
Scraton
Taxative Bromo Quinine Removes the Uuce
An early 20th century patent remedy claims to remove the uuce with Taxative Bromo Quinine. A. O W. Grove’s signature appears on every box, presenting an endorsement and branding that ties to the product’s marketed authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O W. Grove
Community Notes From Clark's Summit area
Local notices show residents moving houses and visiting relatives across towns. Annie Colvin attends Harrison Colvin's funeral in Daltom. Several families, including Tess, Walters, Justin, and Stewart, relocate within Scranton and nearby towns. Thurston Benjamin and Hanford Hunter are among those moving. Wooting Street Baptist Church hosts nightly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Colvin
Harrison Colvin
Daltom
Tess
Bromley Avenue
Scranton
8. Walters
Mill City
Rose
Vina Justin
West Nicholson
East Lemon
Heron Billings
Ay Fon
Benton
John Stewart
Marion
Swyre
Airs
C. . Merrill
Hunter
Hanford
Billings
Dh A. Benjamin
Thurston
Fev
Maat
Baptist Ehuvett
The Land of the Sky A Tribute to Asheville NC
A notable writer extols Asheville North Carolina and the surrounding mountains as the Land of the Sky. The article describes the region as a healthful resort offering comfort rest and beauty with pure air blue skies and panoramic mountain scenery in the western part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Mountains of
North
Diini
Wuasington
N.C
Mareh
Prt
North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Asheville Promises Health And Pleasure In Mountain Travel
The piece extols a nine mile mountain passage to Asheville, praising its healthful air and scenic routes along the Southern Railway. It invites travelers from Washington to visit for health, rest, and pleasure, highlighting Asheville as a thriving commercial hub in the mountains and directing readers to contact Charles L. Hopkins for tickets and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netty
Southern Railway
Blue Ridge
American
Rockies
Aly
Washington
Asheville
Tyre
Iife
Arthur W. Dunn
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News. of
Casey
Big St. Bernard
Woman
Last of Murray Company
Vestry of
Trinity
Columbias
Meeting of Church Council
Philippines
City Hall
Hansen & Son
C. T. A. U. Convention
South Carbondale
Mr. Yarrington
Island
Prince
Allan-Villiar Company
Opera House
D. M. George
Humphreys
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
AVOCA
Wome
Denver
Colorado
Richmond
Dean
Chana Porte
The
Carolina
Charles L. Hopkins
Philadelphia
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