Philadelphia Visit and Local Society Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Conwell visit Philadelphia while M A Earle and others travel. a wedding between A. F Melagh of New York City and Miss Mary L. Campbell of Clean Street is set at St Peter Cathedral. Local figures John Heyer Jennings and Won Gogh plan a Brooklyn street fair and a future fair here. Rev. Gietun Bobilin begins as pastor of the First German Methodist church on Adam Avenue. Major W Millar receives an invitation to attend the bronze tablet dedication for the Ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers at Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 4. Melagh
New Vo.x City
Mary L. Gamphell
Mie
DL Clitngelaell
Clean Street
OS. Peter Cathedral
HU O
John Heyer
TL Jennings
Won Gogh
New York City
Brooklyn
Els
Gietun Bobilin
Adame Avenue
Hothesier
Copal
Philip Mwendiges
Pune
Haltimore
Paistor
W. Millar
National Guard of
Penteylivania
Iiving A. Stearnn
Wilkes
Oficera
Yanin Voluntwers
Aritery
Mra. Pursell
Easton
M. R. Kays
Sanderson Avenue
Christ's Church
Anna Robinson
Capouse Avenue
Helen Merriman
Francis Lynchovchre
A. O. Ives
Jefferson Avenue
Hoatena
Christ's Church, Washington
Grand View Avenues
Ottinger
Obituaries from Scranton Area Notices
Death notices for Corrigan Leon Com bre Williams Jones McDonnell Morris and others from Scranton and Amobald detail funeral dates times and burial locations with addresses and cemetery interments in cathedral cemetery ridge cemetery and local family residences. The notices list names ages and relations and indicate services to be held on upcoming Tuesdays and Wednesdays with locations including St Peter's Cathedral and local avenues.
Bond Issue Called Cloak of Deception in School Plan
The Board of Control voted fourteen mills and a $100,000 bond issue at 4 1/2 percent to clear rising indebtedness, despite Captain May's charge of subterfuge and extravagance. The finance committee argued the premium on bonds covers the shortfall, while May warned of a larger deficit and urged a transparent tax rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Konda
Captain May
Schreifer
Fsaac
Parker
Messrs
Shires
O'Malley
Eynon
Phillipe
Roche
Golden
Dr. O'Malley
Schaefer
Nouls
Winleh
Vans
Barker
Langan
Schwise
Gibbons
Jayce
Meesre
Francois
Jennings
Leonard
Ma Evans
May
Bkynon
Evans
Board Keys June 2 School Closure Amid Budget Debates
The board referred the matter to the building committee and, on teachers committee advice, decided to close schools Friday June 2. Gibbons protested the awarding of steel calling contracts without bids but supported bill payments. Churches gained space in No 26 building while State Superintendent Schaeffer’s comments were read. D J Reedy was tasked to proceed with separating new bonds. Teachers sought a $154 monthly raise for staff with over fifteen years of service, about half a hundred would qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Murphy
Gibbons
Summit Avenue Presbyterian Church
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Captain May
Megal
Fellows
Schaeffer
D. J. Reedy
Jayne
Woman's Club Officers Elevate Leaders in Green Ridge
The Green Ridge Woman's club elected officers for the season, naming Poeat dent Mrs. I J Lansing vice president Mia P B Davidson recording secretary Miss Louise Williams corresponding secretary Miss Louie Gerecke treasurer Mrs Tt A Zinmer man. A letter from the New York State Household Economics Association invited a representative to the May 4 meeting in New York City. Amy Gerecke to represent the household economics section and others may attend as visitors as the section continues its gatherings through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Woman's Club
I. Jd
Lansing
Mia
PB. Davidson
Louise Williams
Louie Gerecke
Tt. A. Zinmerman
New York State Household Economic Association
New York City
Misa Amy Gerecke Wes
Houehold Ecornomics
Funeral of Miss Carroll At St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral for Miss F A Carroll was held yesterday morning at five o'clock from St Peter's Cathedral. The church was filled as high requiem Mass was offered by Rev PL Jough celebrant with Rev J A ORealy deacon and Rev John Loneghran subdeacon. Pallbearers included Frank McCink George Lavis Johan OMalley Michael FitzGibbon Morris Bemberg and Frank Scanlon. The offerings were borne by Frank Metaw levy John Welsh William Haggerty John McDonough John Welly M F Conry Michael Flynn and Michael Y Malley. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Carrol
St. Peter's Cathedral
PL Jough
J. A. Orealy
Deavon
John Loneghran
Frank Mc Cink
George Lavis
Johan O'Malley
Michael FitzGibbon
Morris Bemberg
Frank Scanlon
Frank Met‘awlevy
John Welsh
William Haggerty
John McDonough
John Welly
M. F. Conry
Michael Flynn
Michael Y Malley
Cathedral
Train Schedule Changes for Albany Route
Train departures from Scranton on Mondays in April shift to 2.20 p m and Sundays to 2 23 p m For Albany and points north the arrival times adjust to 4 25 p m Sundays and 3 23 p m on other days These changes affect the Albany northbound service and are effective in the new timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Points North
Scranton
Upperten’s Fall Event Outfit Confusion Spreads
A puzzled guest frets about attire for the upcoming Upperten's fall event. The note hints at unsure fashion choices and a desire to find the perfect veil or garment amid unclear guidance from companions.
Promoting theater costs raises concerns among youths
A fragment notes a young man admitting he spends heavily on theater while claiming poverty prevents him from buying more. The exchange hints at social pressures and financial strain among local residents discussing entertainment choices.
Philbin Named for Legislature in Fourth District GOP Convention
The Fourth district Republican convention in Carbondale nominated P. A. Philbin for state legislature and reappointed J. E. Burr, J. W. Smith, and William Correll as delegates. Philbin spoke of serving district interests. resolutions praised party principles, currency, canal projects, and Republican leadership, pledging support for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Burr
J. W. Smith
Wil
Burke's Hall
Carbondale
Blakely
Jones
Crawford County
P. A. Philbin
Archbald
J. E. Burr
William Correll
Dunmore
Mr. Philbit
J. F. Heynolds
C. A. Battenbet
Willa Evans
Republican Party
Lavkawite Na
America
William McKinten
Off for the Klondike Patrick Mulrooney Heads North
Salem resident Patrick Mulrooney son of Mr and Mrs John Mulrooney and brother of Belinda Mulrooney the Klondike heiress has left for New York City to meet his sister and depart for the North. Belinda had been in Europe and returns to America before heading to the Klondike with no visit to family. Archbald Citizen notes her decisive departure will disappoint local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mulrooney
Salem Street
John Mulrooney
Belinda Mulrooney
Klondike
New York City
North
Mr. Mulrooney
Miss Mulrooney
Europe
America
New York
Finest Table Butter Price Cuts and Brands Shown
Reduced prices on Fancy Fresh Creamery Butter in 3 and 5 lb boxes. Coursen's Print Butter billed as finest table butter in the city and received daily. Coursen's Creamery Butter sold in 50 lb packages at 22c per lb. Also listed Bic per lb by the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
Corrupt Patent Tonic Ad Exposes Scams Across Nations
An OCR fragment advertises a tonic claiming to invigorate and stimulate the weak and sickly. It touts benefits for men women and children, warns against substitutes, and offers a costly remedy with promises of imperial prestige and postpaid delivery to all who inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariani & Co
New York
Musical Recital Delights with Duets and Solos
The program features the Mieset Brown Calender Churchill and Davies piano duet and Mrs J W Ford and Mrs A Long soprano solo. Also includes mandolin performances and piano pieces by Mre J Williams and Mre A Lone with selections like When the Tide Comes In and Fly Away Hird ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieset Brown
Calender
Churchill and Davies
J. W. Ford
A. Long
Soprins
Mrs. J. Williams
Bultar Club
Mre
J. Williams
A. Lone
Au Martin
Goderd
Zephyrs
Jensen
Mies
Laura Meldrum
Moody's Own Methods About Dwight Moody's Early Evangelism
William Moody recounts his father Dwight L. Moody’s youth efforts to boost church attendance. He hired a pew and recruited young men from streets and saloons, filling six pews with newcomers. Moody then created a class with his own group of eighteen “hoodlums,” provoking a notable Sunday opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William &. Moody
Saturday Evening Post
Dwight L. Moody
Northfield
Enurch
Moody
North Wells Street
Young Moody
Republican State Convention Excursion Tickets Sold
Pennsylvania Railroad will offer excursion tickets from all points in Pennsylvania to Harrisburg for the Republican State Convention on Wednesday April 25. Tickets good for return until April 26. Prices: single fare for round trip with minimum twenty five cents. Tickets sold April 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Cure for Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
In nearly every neighborhood a life has been saved or a chronic illness cured by Chamberlain's Colirt Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. People share their stories whenever possible hoping to help others. For sale by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Announcement of Candidacy for Jury Commissioner
Charles S. Lewin announces his candidacy for the office of jury commissioner subject to Republican primaries. He signs as Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles $. Lewin
Twelve Hundred Men Out in Old Forge Strike
About 300 workers at Jermyn & Co No 1 mine in Old Forge walked off the job, joined by 600 at No 2, amid grievances over dockage and pay disputes. Union leaders cite unsafe rock, unpaid yardage, and discharge of strikers as triggers, with no mining advancing since yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn & Co
Old Forge
Colltery
Patrick Tafferty
Thomas McKenna
Thomas Luddon
Secon
Joseph J. Jermyn
Jerma & Co
Gine
Mine Workers’ Union
No. 2
No. 1
Dowkage
Steam Heating and Plumbing P F M T Howley
Steam heating and plumbing services offered by P F and M T Howley located on Wyoming Avenue. The note lists the firm as a local tradesman with emphasis on heating and plumbing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.F
M.T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
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Discount Bank
du Pont Breck
H. G. Dunham
Cashlert
Alaska
Morris Bros
Lewis, Ruddy
Lackawanna Avenue
Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Ho- Wo Sermyn
Sanderson
Charees
Ork
Ackawanna
Rok Pean Avenue
Warman
Frederick Conwell
Philadelphia
M.A. Earle
Ohio
J. Bowry
veTini
Corrigan
Mary Ann Corrigan
Puneral Tioslay
St. Peter'e Catherdral
Cathedral Cemetery
OMPRE
Leo
Mra
Veter Bippro
Hickory Strvet
Mira
William Jones
Family Newsaence
Hidge
Wdonnell
Amobald
Mark McDongell
Mommis
Suwan
Teyeareld
Fevieral
Nesol
Seveees Ee RS
EF. J. Robinson
Aves—Moraré
Philips
Reclhe
Walsh
Keane
Scheleler
Nays Messen
Malley
Kynen
Pr. O'Malley
Neula
Schwan
Gibbons Dayne
Messrs, Phillips and Schaefer
Eighth Ward
Zion Lutheran Church Parsonage
Bolieiter
Reedy
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Jonas Long
Woman's Club Officers
Miss Carroll
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Indianapolis
Philbin
Liam Correll
MR. Philbin
Nivaruzown
Pennachunla
Wii A. Stave
United States Senate
Boies Petite
Honore
William Connell
Washinton
Sroswenadarze
Murda
Mihi
Ipeuinbeme
Dohy i Denes
Dohn Copeland
Cesklints
Roymulioun
FR. Reynolds
W. J. Evans
CA. Battenburg
Far North
Green Ridge
Moody's
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jermyn
Hand & Payne
Washington Avenue
Idle
Poconn
Elgar
Spruce Street
Tuscali
Tuah
The
Ramsey & Gore Mfg. Co
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Lackawanna Ave
Farey Moser
Conrad
Scerssfial Lusineastian
Lo A
United States Thepositars
Jost Porter
Wow. Watson
Vieponest
Pf. Philips
Cashter
Waitrae
Paranalent
Mears Building
Washington Ave
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