Christmas Music Programs Planned by Local Churches
The News of Carbondale reports attractive Christmas music programs at Berean Baptist Trinity Episcopal First Presbyterian and St Pauls Lutheran churches with morning and evening services. The programs feature choirs solos and a cantata with Miss Holland highlighted for an upcoming Carbondale visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist
Trinity Episcopal
St. Paul's Lutheran
First Presbyterian
St. Pauis Lutheran
Christmas church services and tree lighting attract public
A Sunday Christmastide program features an 80a ritual at the metal church service and a festive evening celebration. The community is invited to attend all services as plans include a Christmas tree lighting and related activities.
Unclear OCR Snippet From City Update
Fragmentary text references political figures and places but lacks coherent facts. No identifiable events, dates, or names with sufficient context to summarize a meaningful news item. Further readable material needed for a proper caption and summary.
Nervousness in Women and the Cure Claim
The text argues nervousness in women signals feminine disease and cannot be treated by nerves alone. It promotes Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy to strengthen weak women and cure female exhaustion, implying medical authority and producing testimonial-style notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Sax Rs Aly
Saale
Christmas party ends in break in assault and arrest
Four West Side residents overindulged on Christmas, forced entry at Jink Wayman’s home on Bhell avenue, damaged a door with a pole, and struck Mrs Wayman with a stone. Patrolman Carden arrested two assailants. others later captured. Bail set at 1500, all released except Loughner who remains in jail.
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West Side
Patrick Tighe
James Glitber
Michael Clarke
Michael
Jink Wayman
Bhell Avenue
Wavinga
Vic Colig
Mra
Wayman
Alseo
Curden
Dias
Married on Christmas in Carbondale
Miss Florence Della Miller wed George Nelson Marsh on Christmas Day in a Parlor ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller in Carbondale. Rev A B Coffee of the First Methodist officiated. The bride wore blue silk with lace and carried white carnations. The groom’s brother Frank Miller served as best man. sister Mrs Fuller Layman attended the bride. The couple will reside at the bride’s home and both have many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Tenth Avenue
Florence Della
George Nelson Marsh
A. BF. Coffee
First Methodist Church
Fuller Layman
Prank Miller
Mies
Lawman
Mer
Mer. and Mrs. Marsh Will Reside For & Thine At the Honn of the Bride, Mr. Maresh
Vast Ride Cond Company
Carbondale
Alrs. Williton Dames
Chauncey Ames
Charles
Martha Simons
Wilkes-Barre
James Kimebull
Susquehanna
Richard Davis
Cort Goodwin
Jermyn
Mildred Holland Triumph At Grand Theatre
Mildred Holland’s latest play The Lily and the Prince drew the largest Grand audience in years. Critics praise improved acts and powerful dramatic moments, noting artistic staging and vivid light and color.
Unclear Post Office Letter List From Car Bondale December
Fragmentary handlist shows letters remaining at Car Bondale post office in December. Names include J A. Biss Geo Brown H W Conter Mat Gould William Jones Samuel Pearce William Willan Miss Ivle Crampton Mrs M M Gardner Mrs Moran Mrs Amanda M Snyder Ideal Cooking Ware Co Keystone Supply Co Antonio Novelli Tonicel Giovani J H Thomas Postiystey.
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Carbondale Post Orice
J, A. Biss
Geo, Brown
H. W. Conter
Mat Gould
William Jones
Samuel Pearce
William Willan
Ivle . Crampton
M. M. Gardner
Moran
Amanda M. Snyder
Ideal Cooking Ware Co
Keystone Supply Co
Antonio Novelli
Tonicel Giovani
J. H. Thomas
Postiystey
Bobbin Works Employee Suffers Scalp Wound
Jol Aluve of Cunnan Ble, a bobbin works employee, fell from a car platform days ago and sustained a bad scalp wound. He is able to be out but his injury remains painful and will keep him from work for a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Aluve
Cunnan Ble
Bobbin Works
Dave
Victor Harmon a welcome caller at The Tribune office
Victor Harmon of New York City former press agent for Mil dred Holland’s The Power Behind the Throne visited The Tribune office as a welcome caller. He was advanced singe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Harmon
New York City
Mildred Holland
Tribune
Harmon
Harmon's Rise Highlights Local Stage Production
Inet rengon is now manager of production for The Lily and the Prince produced by Misa Holland's company at the Grand last night. Edward White who headed the production previously has promoted Mr Harmon since last season, signaling strong recognition of his abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet Rengon
Misa Holland
Edward White
Mr. Harmon
One New Minister Promised at Grand Monday Night
A Splendid Play Assured. One New Minister, seen previously at the Lyceum Scranton, is better produced this year and promises strong character studies. Press opinions praise well cast characters and thorough enjoyment of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Scranton
Christinnae
Minooka Native Cusick Visits Carbondale as Prudential Official
Michael Cusick formerly of Minooka now based in Toledo Ohio toured Carbondale yesterday. He is assistant superintendent at Prudential Insurance, recently promoted from Scranton and advancing toward superintendent. He stayed with Carbondale supervisors John OMalley and Michiel Haggerty of Prudential.
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Michael ¢S. Cusick
Minooka
Toledo
Ohio
Wis
Cusick
Lake Mine
Prudential Insurance Company
Scranton
Mgr. Cusick
John O'Malley
Michiel Haggerty
The
Prudential
Dundaff Man Sent to Jail on Cruelty Charge
Frank Greely of Dundaff was jailed yesterday by Alderman Jones in default of $500 bail on a charge by his wife who says he has been abusive and cruel and struck her this week. Constable Neaty arrested Greely and brought him before Alderman Jones for a hearing.
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Frank Greely
Dundaff
Alderman Jones
Focused
Greely
Neaty
Chreely
Book auction at Mendrick Took fair offers reserved seat
Advertisement for selling a book on the Shin world at the Mendrick Took fair. The chemical company offers a one cent ticket to receive a reserved seat for the Saturday matinee at the Grand Opera House after the fair. Books available in room 10 Leader Building Friday 6 to 7 pm.
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Mendrick
Ladder
Chemical Company
Grand Operat House
Christmas Visits Across Town Mark Holiday Gatherings
Mrs I Conrad of Middletown Conn spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs John Maze on Canaan street. Misses Mary Fitzhenry and Mary Longehney with brother John Loughney of Minooka visit Misses Teresa and Margaret Tighe on Fall Brook street. Thomas Nolan returns from St Bonaventure Allegheny to celebrate with parents. he starred in the Connecticut league this past summer.
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Mrs. I
Clenevieve Elis
Fell Township
Washington Street
Kate O'Boyie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dundaff Street
Charles Orchard
Homestead
Thomas
Gertrude Kraig
Mire
Mardi Kraig
Arche Bald Street
Jermyn Woman Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs J Vf Wheeler a respected Jermyn resident died at her Second Street home after a long illness aged 10 She is survived by her husband and five children and the funeral will be held at 10 oclock tomorrow with services at the house before interment in Tompkinsville The community mourns her loss as relatives and friends gather for Christmas visits and local clergy prepared holiday sermons.
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J. Vf. Wheeler
Second Street
Tompkinsville
Charles Snyder
Port Jervis
N. Y
Grant L. Bell
Scranton
Ralph
Merton
Verna
Jermyn
D. Miller
D .D
Mary Timlin
Binghamton
James Merrick
Philadelphia
Peter Martin
New York
George McGort
Altoona
Clarence Blakeslee
John Mellon
Marjorie
Henry Hemelright
J. L. Crawford
C. A. Battenberg
Archbald
Jenkins
Taylor
John Garretson
Primitive Methodist Church
John Pennington
Missouri
First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christmas and New Year services at ulyary Baptist church
Elaborate Christmas program planned for tomorrow evening by chorister D F B Jones and his choir. The service features hymns, solos, and choral numbers, with Pastors Putley Huck and H H Harris among speakers. all are invited. The Methodists and Episcopal churches also announce tomorrow's eve services under choral direction, with a special musical program.
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Ulyary Baptist
D. FB. Jones
Putley Huck
Choqua
Wale
Desert
Plains of
Bethlehem
Sopring
BE. Jones
H. H. Harris
Epiacopal Church
Chorlister
W. Watkins
Xervics
Esi
Nieborough
Wilkes-Barre
Uchdeors
Christmas Holiday Social News From Local Congregations
The item notes events and visits around Christmas. People mentioned include Superintendent and Mrs. W. F. Jones of Carbondale visiting Mrs. Reese on Main Street, Obediah Day seeking school director candidacy in the Republican ward, John Righarda from New York visiting his father on Taylor Street, Mrs. Thomas Howells recovering from a recent time, and Washington Camp electing officers. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. John Steele and daughter Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis visiting relatives in Olyphant, George Phillips of Hazleton visiting his daughter in Grove Street, and Miss Martha Williams visiting East Liverpool, Ohio.
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Man's Christian Association
Calvary Baptisl Church
South Taylor
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
John Steele
Ethel
Charles Curtis
Washington Street
Olyphant
George Phillips
Hazleton
William J. Williams
Grove Street
Martha Williams
McHenry
East Liverpool
Ohio
Peckville Hometown Notes Honor Golden Anniversary
Homer English returns from Los Angeles visiting New Mexico and California. Jewel MecCormic and wife celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary born December 23, 1853 in New Jersey. They lived in Archbald Peckville long term with eight children two living Irving Scranton and Herbert Peckville. They received a china tea set and are esteemed by the community. Peckville Baptist services tomorrow at 10:30 am and 7 pm with themed sermons. Christmas exercises at the Sunday school featured Griffithe class and gifts, pastor’s family kindly remembered. The pastor’s class gave thirteen volumes of Geikle’s idle Helps.
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Homer English
Los Angeles
Cal
English
New Mexico
California
Jewel MecCormic
New Orange
N. J
Newburg
N. Y
Archbald
Peckville
Irving
Scranton
Herbert
Richaurdson couple mourned in Dunmore street death
Mr. and Mrs. James Richaurdson of Dunmore street died yesterday after a brief illness. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM with interment in Dunmore cemetery. A busy social week includes A O H society night at St Patrick's church hall and multiple church services across Blakely and nearby towns with visiting relatives from Carbondale Philadelphia Newark Duryea and Pottsville.
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Billiaiton
James Richaurdson
Dunmore Street
Dunmore Cemetery
St. Patrick's Church
Father Atathew
A. O. H. Auxiliary
D. C. Evans
Anna Gibson
Green Hidge
Thomas Sultry
Providence
P. J. Hoban
Charles Hoban
Pottsville
Dalton Town Holds Week of Flatmas Exercises
Dalton churches hosted a series of flatmas exercises this week with enjoyable gatherings across the town. On Tuesday the activities continued as participants reflected and shared in community worship.
Christmas program mishap at Six Principle Baptist church
The evening mission band presented a Christmas program when Rev. Perkise who acted as Santa Claus was burned by candles after cotton on his face and clothes caught fire. He suffered burns to the hands. The Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools held Christmas exercises on adjacent days. Mr and Mrs Finn plan to move to Clifford. Mrs Palmer Smith spent Christmas with her sister in Wilkes Barre. Samuel R Shoemaker visits New York.
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Six Principle Baptist Church
Perkise
Santa Claus
Methodist Sunday School
Baptist Sunday School
Finn
Clifford
Palmer Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Samuel R. Shoemaker
New York
Christmas Eve Programme Highlights in Moscow Church
The Methodist church hosted a Christmas Eve program featuring processional, invocation, responsive readings, several musical numbers, and recitations. Local residents including James Scanlon and Carrie Swarts announced their marriage by Rev. Dunn last Tuesday. Guests from New York visited relatives, while others like Mrs. Schenck and Mr. Van Brunt joined Christmas celebrations.
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Christ
Guy Swarts
Buffalo
Phillip Swarts
Warren Barber
New York
James Scanlon
Carrie Swarts
Dunn
Smith
Frank Cameron
Gardner
B. J. Schenck
Moosic Social Notes Personal Visits and Local Callers
Miss Adna Levan visits cousin Misa Nelle Stout at Dorranceton. Mrs Alfred Smith and daughters attend exercises at Elm Park on Christmas night. Mrs Jeremiah Williams of Dunmore calls in town yesterday. Mr Gomer Davies of West Scranton makes a business call in town. Miss Josephine Twining returns to Scranton after staying with Mrs Ben Harris. Miss Vila Ostrander hosts friends at aunt Mrs Jennie Grover’s Friday night. Mr Eugene Eike leaves today for Mauch Chunk to join the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
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Adna Levan
Misa Nelle Stout
Dorranceton
Alfred Smith
Elm Park
Jeremiah Williams
Dunmore
Gomer Davies
West Scranton
Josephine Twining
Scranton
Mra
Ben Harris
Misa Vila Ostrander
Jennie Grover
Eugene Eike
Lowday
Mullch Chunk
The
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Visit to Mount McKinley by Geological Survey Party
Mount McKinley in Alaska, the continent’s highest peak, was visited last season by a Geological Survey party led by Alfred H H. The expedition surveyed the mountain’s geology and terrain, contributing to ongoing studies of Alaska’s topography.
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Mount McKinley
Alaska
Mount MckKinley
Alfred HH
First ascent of unknown Alaskan peak by Brooks party
Brooks and his party from the United States Geological Survey with topographer D L Reaburn reached a high dome shaped peak at over 20 000 feet near the western margin of the Alaska range. The group did not cross the snow line but established location and height now aiding future ascents. Brooks plans a country description and routes for reaching the summit.
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Alaskan
Mount St. Elias
Brooks
Geological Survey
Growth of Anthracite Coal Industry in Pennsylvania 1820 to 1900
The article tracks coal output from 1820 onward, noting first Lehigh Valley production, then Schuylkill and Wyoming regions. It cites figures such as 665 tons in 1820 and 45,107,484 long tons by 1900, with regional shares and shifts in dominance, plus a published table and diagram from the United States Geological Survey.
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Pensylvania
Lehigh Valley
Schuylkill
Wyoming
Mauch Chonk
Macxleton
Wyomig
Wilkes-Burre
Witteton
Beranton
Carbondge
Pennsylvania
Minerval
HHL
Sehuylkill
Lehigh
California’s Coastal Promise Book by Chicago and Northwestern
A newly issued illustrated booklet promotes California’s climate and outdoor pleasures. It highlights commercial, industrial, and transportation advantages of the state and invites readers to request the pamphlet by mailing four cents to W. B. Kalekern, traffic manager, 22 Fifth Avenue.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kalekern
Fifth Avenue
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Lily
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Washington Ave
Moscow
Black Diamond Progress
NEW York Hotels
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4Th Ave
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