Local Notices Include Health Trips and Travel Plans
A crowded notices column lists H B Horton in New York, C W Roberts traveling to Clifton Springs for health, FD Brewster taking charge of practice during absence, J T Watking leaving for New York then Europe to study music, G W Marshall Jr headed to Phillipsburg as coal company secretary, Frank Fox named assistant manager at International hotel Niagara Falls, Miss Alice Williams and Augustine Renshaw married, Henshaw at Booth Steel lab, Miss Kathryn Killer seeking mine interior tour via Arthur Storrs and Delaware Lackawanna and Western, visit to Mellevie Mine scheduled Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Horton
New York City
C. W. Roberts
Washington Archive
Clifton Springs
FD. Brewster
John T. Watking
New York
Europe
George W. Marshall, Jr
George W. Beale
Frank EF. Boyle
Phillipsburg
Center County
Frank Fox
Carbondale
International
Niugara Falls
Horace M. Son
Alice Williams
North Main Avenue
Augustine Renshaw
Adans Avenue
Williame
John Williams
Arthur Storrs
Delaware, Lackawating and Western Company
Mellevie
Miss Kidder
Christ's Easy Burden Sermon From Holy Trinity Church
Rev. E L Miller preached on Matthew's yoke being easy and burdens light. He contrasted Christ's burden with harsh legalism, noting Mosaic laws and traditions imposed heavier rules. The sermon urged followers to choose Christ over sin and serve him openly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Miller
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Matthew
Greece
Christ
Israel
Satan
Iol
Mammon
Belial
Religious Services and Sermons Featured Across City Churches
Forty Hours devotion begins at St Peters cathedral with Rev. Morgan Jones of Wales. The Lackawanna Presbytery meets at First Presbyterian. Rev. William Edgar delivered a powerful sermon at Providence M E church on The Power of Money. Raster carols were sung at morning services in Second and Washburn Street churches with violin accompaniment by Robert J. Bauer. Mrs. B T Jayne sang Lantern Dawn at evening. Pastor Rev. John P F Moffat preached both services. Y M C A held an afternoon meeting led by H H Burrough in secretary George Many’s absence. Dr J S Ragas from Auburn Theological Seminary gave an engaging talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peters Cathedral
Morgan Jones
Wales
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Lackawanna
First Presbyterian Church
Carbondale
William Edgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Presbyterian Church
John PF. Moffat
Young Men's Christian Association
H. H. Burrough
George Many
J. 8
Ragas
D. D
Auburn Throes Seminary
Riggs
Young Men's Christian
Sermon Draws Large West Side Congregation
Rev Rys Lioyd a Greek professor at a western college preached at Plymouth Congregational Church after a tenor solo by Association quartetle and David Stephens. Former coal miner, he spoke to a flattering crowd about educational world themes, drawing a sizable audience last evening.
Davis Is President of Olyphant Borough Court Ruling
Judge Edwards discharged the rule to show cause why a writ of quo warranto should not issue against W H Davis president of the Olyphant borough council and made the writs absolute against W J Schubmehl secretary and Lawrence Howard street commissioner The proceedings were brought by Thomas Cannon M J O Halloran William Tinsley R J Gallagher John Keegan and Thomas Gorman The opinion found Davis lawfully elected and noted council negligence leaving the body without a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
W. H. Davis
Olyphant Borough Council
W. J. Schubmehl
Lawrence Howard
Thomas Cannon
M. J. O'Halloran
William Tinsley
Diseased Cattle Slaughtered Under Health Directive
Twenty two head from W. H. Jessups farm at Montrose were moved by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line to Hewitt's Dessicating works near Taylor and slaughtered after examination by Dr. Walter and others. Each carcass was confirmed tuberculosis. Dr. Walter notes the disease is widespread in Pennsylvania and authorities are acting to curb its spread. He estimates about 20,000 cattle out of one million show some infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jessups
Montrose
Tribune
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Hewitt
Taylor
Walter
State Board of Health
W. E. Allen
W. A. Paine
Scranton Board of Health
Pennsylvania
Frothingham to Feature Sardou Drama Mme Sans Gene
Augustus Pitou presents Sardou's Mme Sans Gene at Frothingham this and tomorrow evenings with Kathry Kidder as Mme Sans Gene. Spectacle includes sumptuous sets and period costumes from the original New York production. Carrie Louis and her company open a week at the Academy with The Buckeye tonight, 10, 20 and 50 cent prices. Charles L. Davis appears Wednesday in Alvin Joslin on his farewell tour after seventeen years. No performances at Davis' theater this week due to disbandment of A Cold Tay company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Pitou
Sardou
Mme. Sans Gene
Frothingham
Kathry Kidder
Mme. Sans Cene
Napoleon
New York
Carrie Louuis
Academy
Louis
Charles L. Davis
Alvin Joslin
Mr. Davis
Wile
Davis’ Theater
Prohibition Delegates Chosen for State and National Conventions
A Prohibition county meeting in the courthouse arbitration room elected delegates to the state convention in Philadelphia May 6 and to the national convention. Names include Callender Butter Morgan Thomason Hawley and Clay among others with Hawley Richmond Judge and Thomason as alternates. A presidential elector was chosen and a single issue platform supporting liquor prohibition was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lathrop
Tretia
Court House
A. B. Clay Sered
Philadelphia
Son. Callender
Pierce Butter
Allie Morgan
Thomason
L. Hawley
James FP
A.B
Ransom
H. CG. Thayer
Elmhurst
George D. Rogers
Green Ridge
A. I. Callender
Green Ride
John L. Stone
Waverly
Wilam Atherton
Clark's Summit
Sol
Stotton
Carbondale
J. W. Dersheimer
Dalton
C. L. Hawley
W. A. Richmond
James F. Judge
A. G. Thomason
Tulle Morgan
A. x Clay
James PD. Fielding
Messrs
Hawley and
Richmond
Messrs. Judge
H. M. Walton
Pierce Butler
Tssue
Patrolman Meinzer Resigns After Suspension
Patrolman Conrad Meinzer, suspended Thursday for alleged petty larceny at Pierce's market on Penn y avenue, has resigned. He reportedly plans to leave the city. The notice includes unrelated medical and patent medicine lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinzer
Conrad Meinzer
Pierce's Market
Penny Avenue
City
Arson trial feature long character witnesses for Luce
In the Luce arson case John Bate man testified about his factory fire. The defense showed Luce’s movements and kerosene use prior to the blaze while witnesses vouched for Luce’s character. Det McSweeney later said the fire was Luce’s fault. bail and preliminary hearing discussed. jurors asked to go home for Sunday. A separate fire at Dunmore damaged local properties with major losses and partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Bateman
Joseph Brien
Hailey
Louis Storm
Marnne
Windsor Hotel
Mulberry Street
Warren
Anthony Howley
Ferber
Police Headquar
Howley
McSweeney
Barring & McSweeney
Chief Simpson
Milo J. Wilson
Wilson
Welock
Dateman
McSween
Teachers Mutual Benefit Association elects Scranton officers
A Saturday meeting of the Teachers Mutual Benefit Association of Scranton elected officers: President George W. Howell, Vice President Miss Eliza J. Chase, Secretary Miss Josie Lees, Treasurer BD A. Stone. The board of trustees remained the same with Ellen Webb newly added to the board. Now They Go, Those hammocks at Coursen's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association of Scranton
George W. Howell
Eliza J. Chase
Josie Lees
BD. A. Stone
Mies Ellen Webb
Brass Banquet Lamps at Rochester Burner Sale
Brass banquet lamps eighteen inches high with Rochester burner and silk shade offered today and Monday. Leather gilt and novelties priced around fifty and seventy five cents. Some items sell quickly as the sale continues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
South Main
Wilkes Barve
The
Weston Mill Co
Scranton, Olyphant
Pillsbury’s Flour
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
Holy Trinity Church
Trnorancre
Peter Well
Buddha
Confucius
Mohammed
Davis
Faywards
Hood
Rlo
John 5S. Luce
Jery
Ters
Simpson
Chief Ferber
Commonwealth
Dunmore
William McHale
John McCarty
McHale
John Murphy
Olyphant
Rockwood Libbey
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Muanu
McAnn
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Stetson Agency
Coursen's
Ansonia
M'Grea
Rexford
Lacka. Ave
Pang
A. E. Rogers
Seweler and Watchmaker
Lackawanna Ave
NERS
DR. Shimburg
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