Knights of Columbus elect officers in Carbondale council
Carbondale Knights of Columbus council No. 2 elected officers including Francie B. Clifford as grand knight and BR H Kerwin as deputy grand knight. Others named include William H. Philbin chancellor and T A Kirkwood recording secretary with a slate of trustees.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Francie B. Clifford
BR. H. Kerwin
William H. Philbin
Archbald
T. A. Kirkwood
T. Lo Gilmartin
George W. Keene
J. H. White
John W. Grant
Jermyn
P. A. Kirkwood
Pastor To Lead Services At Rerean Baptist Next Sunday
Rerean Baptist church has been without a pastor for months. A call was extended to one candidate, who could not be engaged. Next Sunday Rev. H. M. Pease of Faton Pa will preach both services. About 100 converts from evangelist Dunnett to be admitted on probation.
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Rerean Baptist Church
H. M. Pease
Faton
Evangelist Dunnett
Fireman Injured In Gas Explosion On Locomotive
Frank Price, a fireman for the Dela Ware and Hudson company, suffered burns to his hands and face in a gas explosion in the locomotive firebox yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his home on Seventh Avenue for rest and recovery.
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Frank Price
Dela Ware and Hudson Company
Truman Utley
Seventh Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Conductor Injured In Yard Accident
Conductor David Robbing suffered a broken leg from a fall off an icy box car in the yard with the bone fractured in two places. Also noted are social visits and events in Albany and Belmont, including Mrs. George Kellew attending a funeral, and a plan for a Republican city committee meeting on December 16 to set primary election dates.
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Delaware and Hudson
David Robbing
Elizabeth Wylie
Belmont Street
Albany
N. Y
Charles Shartock
Park Street
C. W. Dickinson
Nineveh
Skeets Te
White Millis
Republican City Committee
Frances
Rena Daley
Washington Street
J. E. Watt
Wilkes- Tarre
Local notes from Jermyn and Mayfield
Thomas Nichols remains home with a swollen foot. Andrew Powlock, the Hungarian boy who fractured his leg after a wagon fall, is discharged from the hospital cured. Liberty Lodge No 188 Knights of Pythias to confer the rank of page this evening. Jim Collins suffers bronchitis. William Davis moves into a North Main Street residence. Scranton visitors James H. Timlin and T. E. Griffiths attend a sermon. Harvey Vankelweeck opens a Peckville blacksmith shop. John T Williams returns to Scranton Hospital for thigh surgery. Borough doubts on the prepared Alice mill and delayed explanations. Nonpayment risk if subscription money remains unsettled. Joe Lawler, skull fracture from a train fall, can attend school again.
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Thomas Nichols
Cemetery Street
Andrew Powlock
Delaware
Hadson
Liberty Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Jim Collins
Hotel Avery
William Davis
Second Street
Seigle
North Main Street
James H. Timlin
Scranton
Harvey Vankelweeck
Peckville
John T. Williams
Dr. Thompson
Borough
Alice Mill
Renta Lt
Joe Lawler
Birthday Surprise at Dr Moon's Home in Peckville
A large congregation and friends surprised Dr. 5 H Moon at his Main Street home on his birthday, presenting a treasure box containing 26.30. The event followed by a bountiful repast and heartfelt thanks from Moon. Also notes a dance at Wheelmen's hall and various local activities and funerals in Taylor and nearby areas.
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H. Moon
Peckville Presbyterian Church
Dr. Moon
W. L. Carr
Moon
Arthur Thompson
Electric City
Wheelmen’s Hall
Local Briefs and Social News from the Area
Mrs. Lillian Minor’s illness prompts Mrs. W. W. Peck to travel to Carbondale. Musician Mim Nellie Curran provided music for the Wednesday night event. William Gayne and Joseph Shone rabbit hunted near Stevens Point and returned with game. J. D. Peck and W. W. Peck returned from a business trip to Mina Potter County trading in lumber. Wilson Fire Company relief committee to meet this evening. Walter Dakin recovering after a prolonged illness. A Kinback Jr. of East Side injured a foot at work in Scranton during carpentry duties.
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Mim Nellie Curran
William Gayne
Joseph Shone
Point
W. W. Peck
Carbondale
Lillian Minor
Pines
Waymart
Brigee
H. B. Briggs
J. D. Peck
Mina
Potter County
Wilson Fire Cropony Felr
Walter Dakin
Charles Dakin
Powder Mills
A. Kinback, Jr
East Side
John Benore
Scranton
Theatrical Highlights At Local Theaters This Week
The Shea company staged a fine Tale of Two Cities at the Academy of Music. Bon-Ton Burlesquers at the Gaiety drew laughs with Larry Smith and Eddie Shayne. Marie Corelli's Spirit of Evil drama at the Lyceum promises grand scenery and a religiously reverent presentation.
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Shea Company
Academy of Music
Oveu
Larry Smith
Eddie Shayne
The Highwayman at Lyceum A Pleasant Comic Opera
The scenes evoke Wayside inns and lonely roads with pastoral glades as gentlemen of early era turn to robbery when luck fails. A genuine comic opera, bubbling with infectious music and lavish staging, consistently musical and artistic throughout.
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Lyceum
Aubreys Dramatic Company at the Academy of Music
Among repertoires none stand higher in public estimation than Aubreys Dramatic Company. It features top talents and clever specialty artists with a varied program of dramas comedies and farce. The company performs all next week and Monday night opens with The Land of the Living. Special ladies tickets issued for opening night can be exchanged at the box office without extra charge until 6 p.m. Monday.
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Aubreys’ Dramatic Company
New York
Academy of Music
Mongly
Land of the Living
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and markets Hall's Family Pills and Dr Ap new's Liver Pills alongside.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hearts of Oak at the Lyceum promises uncommon melodrama
The Lyceum hosts a Tuesday performance of Hearts of Oak by James A. Herne. The cast includes E. P. Sullivan Thomas M. Hunter Nat Jones James Horne Ida Hamilton Eliot Enneking Marie Adair and Margaret Cecil. A special feature will be singing by the Hearts of Oak quartet.
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Lyceum
Hearts of Oak
James A. Herne
E. P. Sullivan
Thomas M. Hunter
Nat Jones
James Horne
Ida Hamilton
Eliot Enne
Widow Hannah Bennett Dies After Two Month Illness
Mrs. Hannah Bennett widow of the late George Bennett died Tuesday morning after about two months of illness. Born January 10 1826 in Hamtown Pittston township she would have been 74 next January. Maiden name Hannah Smith she is survived by daughter Mrs. Thomas Cox and three grandchildren Joseph Bie Netie M and Laban A Cox. Funeral services were held at her late home Thursday conducted by Rev G F Ace pastor of the M E church of which she was a member. Interment was in Marey c cemetery.
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Willing Workers Society
M. E. Church
Weber
Harry and
Francis Watkins
Nine Olmstead
E. A. Deabler
W. A. Farginger
Maud Davenport
Lulu Jones
Pauline Hall
John Gould
North Taylor
Richard Butland
Presbyterian
Archbold Mine Accidental Fund
Charles Evans
David H. Evans
Daniel Gillivary
Thomas Stevens
Richard Morris
Frank Jones
Francis
William Murphy
Oec
Oak Street
Minooka Catholic
Taylor
Richard Roberts
Ol Forge
Lydian Early
Tuffey
South Scranton
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
George Stillhorn
Scranton
Lackawanna Company
Vernlty
D, Fe, Jones
D, Fe, Jones, Mus, Bac
Wesley Fatzinger
John Shea
Thomas Beynon
Lyceum Theater
Edward James
Scrangton
Hannah Bennett
George Bennett
Hamtown
Pittston Township
Wyoming Valley
Hannah Smith
Thomas Cox
Joseph B
Net Ie M
Laban A. Cox
How an Army Is Fed in Chicago Reror
The chief commissary faces tough logistics as about 30 000 soldiers receive three meals daily. Supplies must cover both military and civil labor forces, with 6 000 troops slated for provisioning. By October 1 extra stocks begin arriving by steamer, coordinated from Washington.
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Harry Armatrong
Chicago
Washington
Hongkong
Shipping Camp Provisions Stock and Distribution Details
Captain Krauthoff oversees the leaves department at the Manila commissary with two warehouses totaling 60,000 square feet. The storage holds about 2,7000 tons of provisions worth $200,000, with 1,200,000 rations expected. Monthly outputs include 90,0000 cans of fish, 1,012,500 pounds of food, 196,000 pounds rice, 78,770 pounds of rice, 74.7 pounds dried fruits, 22,000 pounds potatoes, 155,000 pounds onions, 90,000 pounds tomatoes, 0.0 gallons vinegar, 26,100 pounds salt, 2,200 pounds pepper, 16,000 pounds soap, and 40,000 pounds candy. Annual totals reach about 51,484,125 pounds or 40,000 tons, excluding sales commissary. The sales arm aids officer families in Manila, preventing triple prices if forced to shop at city stores.
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Krauthoff
Department of the Commissary
San Francisco
Ting
Local Medical Board Notice and School Advertisement
Dr L M Gates offices 207 and Ms Board of Trade building hours 2 to 2 and 7 to p.m. residence 9 Madison avenue. Dr BW LAmoreanu office 4 Washington Avenue residence FR Mulberry chronic diseases lines heart kidneys and renita urinary care specialty tours 1 to 1 p.m. School of the Lackawanna Scranton Pa preparatory courses for college law medicine or business Owens Rept 1th con e for Rev Thomas M itt proprietor W Plumiey as M head master.
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L'Amoreaun
Offich
Washington Avenue
Mulberry
School OF Tite Lackawanna
Scranton
Owens Rept
Cone
Thomas M
Itt
de Pacer
W Oh Plumiey
Ais M
Train Schedule Fragment Scranton to New York Run
Rail timetable indicates a trip from Scranton to New York with departure around 7:00 p.m. and 2:28 p.m. and return arrivals at Scranton near 4:00 p.m. and 9:40 p.m. The fragment references Hawley and local points as intermediate stops on the line.
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Trenton
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Toby
Binghanton
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Washington
M. Inghamton
Natareville
Pha Bo Nehayy Ao Chotop Seco
Dathon
Forties
Mehfeld Springs
Las Nom
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Wilkes Parra
Plymouth
Ploomeburr
Thane
VNC
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Harrisburg
Aguimore
Northumberland
Intermediate
Roy
Beranton
Carbandale
Cadowlnot
A. Mm
Pealins
Coder
Carhandale
Baranton
Gardon Gate
Ram mM
Sarinton
Awa
Ranton
Anderson
G. P
Fitterot
DPA
Hawley
Local Pointe
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