School Savings Bank teaches thrift at Public School No. 18
Miss Jets 1 Sees Te principal leads a deposit campaign. The second deposit equals half the first and total deposits rise as more pupils save. Officers chosen include Charles Corlesa as President and William Lynn as Vice President. Community groups and church events are noted alongside school efforts and local club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jets
Secon
Milew Lawes
West Side
Charles Corlesa
William Lynn
William T. Syconta
Hk. C Parry
A. TH Holmes
B. Price
Wiliam Lyman
Charles Dotty
Willard Pethrick
Serond Piverman
T. . Price
Henry Movers
Charles Corles
Henry Kingsley
Willan Lynn
Comuimns
Conskklorm
Gaiseing
Cornells
Grote Moyers
n+gineer
Funeral Services for Mrs Vauldone-Thotone Wie Held
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs Vauldone Thotone Wie at her residence near North Base Park Avenue. The ceremony featured a eulogy by Rev Theta de Grachy and a burial at Wrestin street with a ceremonial procession. Also interred was Deloss 06, two year old son of Ati and Mrs Ashehnan, at Belek church in Duryea after services at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Vauldone-Thotone
Terreshbenee
Bse
Park Avenue
Baek
Volunteers of America
Theta de Grachy
Ciedeehinen Street
John Persle
James Morels
Thoman Dials
Pernalne
Deloss
Ati
Mre
Ashehnan
Tacelfth
Belek
Duryea
Columbia Chemical Committee Meeting in Columbia
Members of the Columbia Chemical committee Neon met in regular weekly gathering in the committee quarters with cleared officers for the ensuing event. Every member attended and the meeting proved very interesting with several candidates for one position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chemical Comming, Neon
Musical and Terry Event At Jackson Street Baptist Church
On Wednesday evening a musical and terry entertainment will be held at Jackson Street Baptist Church to raise funds for the free library project. The effort aims to support library access and reading rooms with proceeds from the performance. Local organizers include Judge H H Balwarnds, James A Evans, Benjamin Hughes, Ablerman Moses, and others who seek public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Jackson Street
Sue Thining
Philenephiensacfet
Mhrary Opeoth
Phawe
Atverda Tming
Waninet
Emsey
Miron
Thiman
D.C. Powell
White
Rte
Thies
HH. AL Balwarnds
James A. Evans
Benjamin Hughes
Ablerman Moses
Local Notes From Corbett Avenue To Factoryville
David Jones Kent Ogtve of Corbett Avenue returns from a ville visit with relatives at Nimtioaioe. Miss Cam Renehler of North Lincoln Avenue visits friends at Factoryville. Mrs A M Shiffer of South Hyde Park Avenue recovers from a serious attack of Hiness. Conklin of North Filmore Avenue returns from Stroudshare. Charles Loldry becomes chief usher at the Lyceum. Mrs George Meyers and Miss Aman- appear in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones Kent Ogtve
Corbett Avenue
Nimtioaioe
Cam Renehler
North Lincoln Avenue
Factoryville
A. M. Shiffer
Local notices and events in Mawatiold region and beyond
Readable fragments describe family arrivals and farewells at West Market Street and Mawatiold Nor yi Mater with ceremony at Holy Rotary church. Small gatherings include lectures at Wayne Avc Baptist church and a misfortune from Edin avenue. Other items mention a charity concert, a printer’s injury, and a court hearing on a horse dispute with Davenport and Reed involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hertha Simons
Mawatiold
Yi Mater
Alis
Thomas Simns
West Market Street
Miayttliow
Daclaek Crom
Koos Viynn
West Market
Holy Roraty Church
James Muches
Wayne Avchie Baptist Church
Atried
Hughes
America
George Bniffer
Parker Street
Mir
el Weeks
Robert Avenue
Pires
John A. Ewiing
Hive Montgaries Veritarhon
Margaret Pourh
Olu
Gwilyow Balwariis
Miwand
Roeitattion
Jehu
Solo
David Dyes
Williames
Therus
Jehan Party
Morgane Te Tora
Loates Willams
Tolion
Margaret Canton
Beit
Lilly Davis
Rave
Stierp
Thomas Davies
Edin Avenue
Te Lichter
H. B. Ravenport
Park Place
Hobert
Bulles
Mink
Reed
Davenport
Joseph “Hutch
Thildertmin
Tavenport
Joseph Church
South Scranton Announces Community Entertainment and Police Incident
South Scranton hosts a Crinkaphlone entertainment at the South Side Young Wa mene Chibition on Friday December 1 with admission of one cent. Peter Lampert of Willow Street faces an armed confrontation charge after an incident on Pittaton Avenue. Alderman Storr and Stephen Spraks of Pittaton Avenue, with Louly Boldwies, return from a southern trip including North Carolina and Philadelphia. Ancient Order of Mibernous members cheered at Mulderig hall meeting with officers named. New Year Watch Party plans discussed by Fourteen Friends at Hotel Best. John Kelly and River Street resident, aged fourteen, die. funeral at St. Peter's cathedral reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lampert
Willowestreet
Pitteton Avenue
Matraiman Wicherty
Aldermain Storr
Stephen Spraks
Pittaton Avenue
Louly Boldwies
North Carolina
Washiton
Fredmond
Norfolk
Old Point Catmfort
Porthmouth
Whiladelpha
Nollinger
Behwiss
Omer
Dividion
Mibernous
Mulderig
Iron Tient
Aoak Shulderip
Patrick McNawara
Baward McGuire
Afair
Hen Moore
Peter Yoos
Jamen Best
Allertiter
John Bchaunk
Pailin Bohouer
John Kelly
River Street
Murorng
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Parl
Orera
Meary Kennedy
James
Catholic church fair opens at Music Hall
The Pollet Catholic church fair opened last evening in Music Hall on Ladius Avenue. Guests included Bertha Baddier of Mount Cobb and Miss Margaret Barrett of Taveren Pa, with Mr and Mrs Burgess of Cedar Avenue hosting. Other attendees included Michael Metluire Frank Congreve and James Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metluire
Michael Congreve
Frank Mack
Harry Flonema
James Cummings
Pollet
Music Hall
Ladius Whnna Avon
Bertha Baddier
Mount Cobb
Mre
Jotn Burgess
Cedar Avenue
Margaret Barrett
Taverne
Mise McGee
Codur Avetiae
GREEN RIDGE PERSONAL NOTES AND FAMILY VISITS
Mrs and Mrs C F Pro and Mrs Carr plus Mr and Mrs Anntrewn of the Rite spent Sunday with friends at Nicholson. Mlle Thompson of New York returned from Brooklyn after three weeks with relatives. Attorney Killam spent the week in Mike county. Mrs Blimtin Reverts entertained friends on Monroe Avenue. Mrs Rachel Tops from Wyamtie sven visiting Nichwheon relatives. The funeral of J H Chaffee of James town will be Wednesday at 2 00 p m at Asbury parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita Grace Warner
Welloughby
N.Y
Aotevenue
C.F. Pro
Mra. Carr
Mra. Anittrewn
The
Rite
Nicholson
Mise Lillo Thompson
New York Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Th. I. Killam
Mike County
Mra
Blimtin
Monroe Avenu
Ertertainel
Friends Mtoey
Mires Rachel Tops
Wyamtie Sven
Nichwheon
J. Hf. Chaffee
Jamestown
A. FB. Chaffee
Social and community notices from Dunmore area activities
Dunmore residents plan a fifth annual social in Washington on January 14 at Father Matthew hall. The M. L. and Ro society invites Dunmore Indies to a meeting next Tuesday at 7 20 to arrange for the group’s holiday plans. Celia McDonnell is visiting on Malin Street. Edward Van Gorden was fined for drunkenness and highway disturbance. Various local notices include a New Year’s Eve event at Old Bellows’ hall and reflections on travels and local society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wal ‘Phere
West Drinker Street
St. Mary's Emines
Washington Bell
M. L
Dunmore
Matthew Nail
Celia McDornnell
Malin Street
Edward van Gorden
Burgess Burscholl
Exchange Hotel
Jocnn
Taylor
James
JT. Mellaie
Green Tudge
Edward Potter
Mauch Chuink
Se Vietings
Eloquent Lecture Recalls General Gordon and War Tales
A recounting of General Gordon's eloquent address ties a Civil War past to present, recalling a return after conflict, hospitality from a Wrightsville heroine, and shared experiences with Major General Francis C. Harlow. The speaker notes long separations, wartime hardships, and later reunions as reflections on loyalty and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Francis C. Harlow
New York
Gettysburg
Foel
Waughington
Barlow
Gordon
Gettysboro
Moving tribute to General Meade and vivid Civil War lecture
The speaker paid a magnificent tribute to General Meade of Pennsylvania and shared humorous episodes about General Ewell. The lecture vividly described Confederate and Union leaders, the cessation of hostilities at the Rapidan, and a dramatic last council of war, leaving listeners deeply moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
Meade
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Gordon
General Gordon
Rapidan
Lee
Blonewall Jackson
Wn Grant
Hancock
Tee
Ths
Obituary notices for Chaffee Loreng and Cloherty families
J H Chaffee of Jamestown dies at his son's residence while visiting. Funeral: Wednesday at 200 p.m. from Asbury Methodist Episcopal church parish, Delaware street. Elsa Loreng, 3 ½, dies after illness of pneumonia. funeral at residence this afternoon. Willie Cloherty, infant son of John and Mrs Cloherty, dies. funeral at 2 p.m. today with interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chaffee
Jamestown
Bandas
Tie Son
FL Chaffee
Asbury Methodiat Episcopal Church
Mr. Chaffee
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Delaware Street
Willie Cloherty
John Cloherty
TH Third Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Firat Presbyterian Church Decides on Property Sale
At a congregational meeting the Firat Presbyterian church voted to leave sale decisions to trustees. Trustees will report soon to C Parker Davidson and others seeking an option, with price set as the primary remaining issue. Meeting led by RF Kingsbory, secretary FE Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Presbyterian Church
C. Parker Davidson
RF. P. Kingsbory
FE. Pratt
One of the Finest presented at the Academy of Music
The comedy drama One of the Finest featuring Gus Willams In days Jone ly won fame and staged by Andy Amann opened at the Academy of Music last night. Notable performer L B Blondel, champion swimmer of America, appears among the specialties. A repeat show is set for today and tomorrow with a benefit concert planned next Sunday in Wilkes-Barre for long distance bicycle rider Joe Tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Willams
Jonely
Academy of Music
Andy Amann
L. BD. Blondel
America
Wilkes-Barre
Joe Tee
Dr Agnew’s Ointment advertises rapid relief
An old advertisement claims Dr Agnew’s Ointment treats skin diseases eruptions chafing scalding and piles. It promises relief in ten minutes after one application and cures in three to six nights at a cost of cents, sold by Matthews Brothers 71 ne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Matthews
Ten good men sought for circulation work
The Sunday Free Press seeks ten men to join the circulation staff no experience required. Applicants should visit the paper's business office for details and the application process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Free Press
Professional Directory Scranton area listings
A dense directory of doctors attorneys and businesses in Scranton. Includes Dr Bateson Dr Frey Dr Freas veterinary surgeon attorney firms Barrington Knapp Morris Hand Jessup Oakford Watres Pitcher and more with offices on Wyoming Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Commonwealth Building and Board of Trade Building. Also listings for Nascent services such as Bauer's Orchestra Megargle Brothers printers and Tribune Publishing Co.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
No 1
Glen
West Mttatun
Washburn Street Presbyterian Babbath Eehow
Joseph A. Meare
Robert J. Willams
G. A. Crutten‘den
C. H W. Hall
G. HH. Keon
George Waters
Hbrarian
Themis A. Patton
Savistint Thnirane
Frank Thornton
J. H. Tinttenters
A. J. Moree
Aveh Mears
A. Stone
Pianet
Diney Poole
Aesieiant Piantet
Anna Water
Bert the LaMonte
Washburn Street Preelyterhin
West Side Bank
Awe, Holmes
Electric City Wheelmen
Hoberta Il North Maln
West Side Business Directory
J. GC. King
Awanda Avenue
Fenton
North Main Avenue
Tusterday
Funeisals
Fon Library
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
South
Scranton
Green Ridge
Kemp
Winshiveton Chemical Us
Washington
Elsa
Carl Loreng
UW Quincy Avenue
Llness
Firat
Academy
A, E
Rogers
the Jeweler
China
Lackawanna Avenue
Thos, F. Leonard
Lackawanna Ave
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
PR. Kay
Tempone
C. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank Bildy
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Openee Street
W. B. Allen
North
Washington Avenue
Freas
D. B. Replogle
Reel Estate Security
Meirs
Spruce Street
Warren & Knapp
Republican Buitain
Watson, Diehl Hall & Kimmerer
Traders’ National Bank
James Tomrey
Minselior Aw
Ooma
Commonwealth Building
Ang’ Us
Frank B. Boyle
Burr Building
Rooma WW
Jnssup & Jessup
Law
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Prankt Orbial
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
Board of
P F
Killam
Jas. J. HW
Hamilton
Milton
Commonwealth Bidg
Edward W. Thayer
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Latelaw
L. A. Watres
Scranton, Pa
R. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Reb
Comegys
Bertholf
Epruce
Barring & Mawkenhoy
Intersture
Gerview Agency
A Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade Building
Edward H. Davis
BE. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor
Wash.ave
Soranton
Frederick L. Brown
Price
T. I. Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bark
I, O. Lyman
F. L. M'Graw
Sepruch Street
H. F. Reynolds
P. D
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C. Bsnover
Lacka. Wunne
M. BE. Davis
Jo&. Kuettel
Lackawanna Wrene
the Lackawanna
Qeane M. Cans
Walter H. Buell
Leeds
G. Br, Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Green House
the Elk Cafr
Franklin Avenue
Hotels Reasonable
ieeLek
Scranton House
Victor Kuch
Bauer
J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargde Brothers
Aupplice
Frank P. Brown & CO
Wear Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Willams Budding
postoMice
Rex
Tribune Publishing CO
Barbour’s Home
Credit House
Old Dominion Company
Prince Anne
Yorktown
Janestown
Huainesa
Old Point Comfort
Bow
Baltimors Md
Washington, DC
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
L. Uhl. Audeh
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