Kate McNulty Seeks Increased Relief From City Board
Regular meeting notes show Kate McNulty of West Side requesting higher relief. board routes request to director in First ward for action. Discussion covers hospital funding strain and cooperation plan between hospital and poor boards. Wednesday committees to meet. secretary to supply info about boys cared for by Ladies Aid Society. bills paid including outdoor relief and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCabe
Rivenbure
Lynch
Thomas
Kate McNulty
West Side
Rivenburg
Ant
Kate
McHale
William Walker
Emergency Hospital
Teo
Sillivan
Cepuiein
Bova
AL @ierell
Latiel A Toneon
FIN Hall & Brewin Apples
Sceaeckvae Essen
BMG del
Isine Flinger Heads to New York for Fashion Purchases
Isine Flinger of Park Clothing ligise departs this evening for New York to purchase spring goods for the store and collect new lines for men and boys. He plans social events in June and attends a New Year’s Eve reception hosted by the Fidelio club, a prominent New York organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isine Flinger
The
Park Clothing
Debarty
New York City
Singer al Wiehe
Hong
Fidelio Club
City
Newsboys to vanish from Erie trains after January 31
Passenger Agent Homer G. Baker announces that newsboys will be banned on all trains west of Salamanca and Buffalo after midnight Monday and on trains east of those points after January 1. The policy will apply to all Ville railroad routes after January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer G. Baker
Erie
Salamanca
Buffalo
Vile
Fishing Trip Heads for Will iames Lake in Como
A. Wilson Geary Delbert Wilson and Lent Wickwire departed yesterday morning for a two day fishing trip at Will iames Lake in Como.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson Geary
Delbert Wilson
Lent Wickwire
Williames
Como
Central City Sidewalks Deplorable After Snowfall
The sidewalks in the central city remain unsafe and deplorable following yesterday morning's snow and ice accumulation. Pedestrians face treacherous conditions as crews work to clear paths amid freezing temperatures.
Walking tree danger blocks Carbondale shops
Pedestrian hazards in front of business houses persist as tenants neglect to clear walkways. Strangers may stumble on the icy crossing, risking falls and lawsuits. Carbondale residents display steady footing, while a shovel could be cheaper than litigation for property hazards.
Roman Catholic Hymn Writers Featured in Berean Church Hymn Service
The Berean Church hosts a Sunday service with a morning sermon Remembrance of Mercies and an evening program An Evening with Roman Catholic Hymn Writers and Their Hymns. The service profiles writers such as Pope Bernard of Clairvaux Faber Moore Gregory the Great Newman Xavier and includes sung hymns. The monthly event draws large congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pope
Jesus
Bernard of
Berean Church
Gas Mains Filled Across Carbondale Streets
The Carbondale Gas company expanded rapid work opening streets and laying new mains. Last night many homes switched from kerosene to gas lighting as 4,008 feet of mains were ready for ignition with over 2,000 feet more nearing completion. The new management is described as hustlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Gas Company
Main Street
Eighth Avenue
Terrace
Lincoln Avenue
Terrace Street
Seventh Avenue
Park Street
Wayne Avenue
Church
Church Services and Special Meetings Outlook
At First Methodist Holocopal church Rev A F Chaffee leads morning and evening sermons with Sunday school at noon Junior league at 3 00 pm and Senior league at 6 30 pm Special services are announced for tomorrow with choir and guest musicians Mrs G Ackerman organist and Leon Bly violinist Berean Baptist Church with Rev H J Whalen pastor holds 10 30 am and 7 00 pm services midweek Thursday 7 40 pm Young People C E meets 6 30 pm on Sunday and Junior C E at 3 90 pm morning sermon topic Remembrance of Mercies evening hymn series continues with An Evening with Roman Catholic Hymn Writers and Their Hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Holocopal Church
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
A. F. Chaffee
Terrace Street
Tribune
Mra. G. Ackerman
Leon Bly
Berean Baptist Church
Lincoln Avenue
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Society of Christian Endeavor
Church Services and Schedules for Sunday
First Congregational at Eighth Ave and South Church St lists 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath services with 2:00 p.m. Sunday school. Young Men's union at 45 p.m. and Y P B C EL 645 p.m. prayer Thursday 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon titled The Last Sunday in the Year. Evening sermon The Told Tale. Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church on River Street with Holy Communion 8:00 a.m. morning prayer and sermon 10:40 a.m. evening prayer and address 7:50 p.m. Sunday school at noon. Weekly lectures and guild meetings noted. Trinity guild Tuesday, Ladies guild Wednesday, teachers’ meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Eighth Avenue
South Church Street
M. C. Elliott
Young Men's Union
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
River Street
R. A. Sawyer
Trinity Guild
Ladies’ Guild
Christmas Services At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian church announces Christmas services tomorrow with special music and a seasonally appropriate sermon. Pastor Charles Lee of 66 North Church Street invites attendance at 1 30 a m and 7 90 p m with weekly prayer Thursday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Second Sight Heads to Vaudeville Festival on New Year's Day
The article announces Prince Albone assisted by Miss May La Brant, famed for second sight performances, joining Manager Durke of the Vaudeville Festival company for a New Year’s Day debut before city theatergoers. The piece notes the Davenport Brothers as historical precursors and highlights the duo’s reputation in major U.S. cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Brothers
Prince Albone
May la Brant
United States
Durke
Vaudeville Festival
Christmas exercises at Second Presbyterian church
Christmas exercises will be held in the Second Presbyterian church after Sunday school tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
South Church Service Schedule Note
South Church at the corner of South Church street and Ninth avenue advertises Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 2 p m and mid week services on Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church Street
Ninth Avenue
Church notices at St Rose de Lima complex
The Rev Thomas F Coffey rector and assistants Rev John Dixon and Rev Walter Gorman based on North Church Street opposite Park Place. Residence and church location listed for parish records and service scheduling.
Suicide in Newark Identified as Edward Boswell
An Associated Press dispatch reports Newark police received a postal card from Scranton claiming the man who died by his own hand in Newark on December 17 was Edward Boswell, a sewing machine agent. He had lived in Carbondale Pennsylvania and Mount Vernon New York. The note added Boswell’s father was a Presbyterian minister. The suicide had registered in Newark under the name J Wayne Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Hopper
Newark
Scranton
Edward Boswell
Carbondale
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Boswell
J. Wayne
Pittsburg
Quiet City Marches Through A Railless Day
On the sixth day no cars ran in the city due to a heavy rain and fallen show that buried trees and rails. The Sik Mill manager Miareus Trieder chartered a large bus to shuttle workers across all city districts. A delegation of strike breakers was reported on the Delaware and Hudson road en route to help remove cars, but no trace was seen by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik Mill
Miareus Trieder
Tt Wis
Delaware and Hudson Road
Miner Casey Injured in Powderly Mine Rock Fall
A miner named Casey from the South Side was hurt by a rock fall in the Powderly mine yesterday. He was taken to emergency hospital where doctors said his wounds are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Carbondale Couple Visited Town For Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark of Carbondale were guests of friends in town Monday night and Christmas. Mr. Clark is pleased with his job as manager of the Carbondale office of the Postal Telegraph company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Clark
Carbondale
Clark
The
Postal Telegraph Company
New Milford
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Schedule
The notice for St Pauls Lutheran Church on Church Street lists Rev. F. Ehinger as pastor. Sunday after Christmas schedule includes Sabbath school at 9.20 a.m., morning service at 10.00 a.m., and evening service at 7.40 p.m. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Church Street
F. Ehinger
Reception at Edward Coddingtons honors Army friends
In the Anthracite building Edward Coddington hosted a Wednesday evening reception in honor of Anthony Connor and Michael Tucker of Battery F United States light artillery stationed in Washington D C. The furloughed servicemen visited relatives here and were joined by William Conner John Toplin F P Kane and Thomas Snivelin for singing story telling and a Supper prepared by the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Coddington
Mr. Coddington
Anthony Connor
Michael Tucker
Battery F
United States Light Artillery
Washington, D. C
Coddington
William Conner
John Toplin
FP. Kane
Thomas Snivelin
Jack and the Beanstalk at the Grand Monday
The Grand hosts Jack and the Beanstalk an extravaganza by R A Bar net of Boston using nursery rhymes. Jack the Giant Killer is son of Old Mother Hubbard with Ed dud the Sailor as a friend. The tale follows the legend up to Jack's marriage to Princess Maury with a large company of young Indies in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Barnet
Boston
Jack
Hubbard
Indud
Mary
Princesa Maury
Disappearance of Last Coal Pile at Anthracite Park
The final coal pile at the Anthracite Park storage plant has vanished as all coal was shipped to market. Officials doubt any further stock will be stored there before next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Park
Foresters of America Court Daniel O'Connell Meeting
Members of Court Daniel O Connell Foresters of America held a gathering at Bt with discussions on upcoming fraternal activities and community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Foresters of America
European System offers December cure rate at Scranton office
The European System advertises treating all patients at 400 Lackawanna Avenue until cured during December only. It claims superior equipment and latest devices, with cures claimed for numerous chronic and neurological conditions when other treatments failed. Consultation and examination available, with medicines made in their own laboratory, hours 9 to 12, 4 to 5, 7 to 9 weekdays and Sundays 10 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Europe
Parla Alore
Burial arrangements for John P. Roach at Rose Hall
Rose hall members met last evening at 9 30 to make arrangements for the burial of their late fellow member John P Roach who died in Carbondale Emergency hospital on Thursday afternoon from injuries suffered at work in the Wilson Creek mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hall
John P. Roach
Carbondale
Wilson Creek
Two Strangers Wait for a Trolley on Church and Salem
Two strangers stood on the Church street and Salem avenue corner in a noon hour vigil. A passerby asked if they sought someone and learned they hoped for a Forest City trolley. The informant hinted the last car ran six days ago, then the pair headed toward Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Salem Avenue
Forest City
Wilters
Wardell Rites Held For Dunmore Resident Ellen Shafer Wardell
Mrs Ellen A Wardell died at her Grove Street home Dunmore after a long illness She lived in Dunmore thirty years born in Carbondale in 184 maiden name Shafer She survived by three children John Richard and Lillie Funeral services set for 9 am in Dunmore with remains sent to the city via the Delaware and Hudson arrival about 5 387 pm for interment here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen A. Wardell
Grove Street
Dunmore
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale Night Steals Show at Archbald Bazaar
Last night was Archbald bazaar night with local talent providing entertainment. Citizens including Misses M Duffy M Brown Sarah Mendelssohn M Lewis Annie Grady and Messrs Ambrose Buttle Edward Carroll performed as many from this city attended and enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Archbald Bazaar
M. Duffy
M. Brown
Sarah Mendelssohn
M. Lewis
Annie Grady
Messrs
Ambrose Buttle
Edward Carroll
Archbald
Seamans Bros. Store Closed for Aunt of Partners
Seamans Bros. general store on North Church street remained closed all day yesterday due to the funeral of Miss Henrietta Seamans, aunt of the firm members, who died Wednesday morning in Honesdale. The funeral was conducted at Maple City yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamans Bros
North Church Street
Henrietta Seamans
Honesdale
Maple City
Evening theater bill listing varied shows
This afternoon The Octoroon and Tonight A Daughter of Corsica headline a mixed stage bill. Monday opens with Jack and the Beun alalk then Burke's Vaudeville company performs Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Octoroon
Corsica
Jack and the Beunalalk
Burke
McIntyre Returns Home From Shore Visit
Chorge McIntyre a former city resident now employed by Holson General Electrical Works New York returns to his home today after a shore visit with his parents Mr and Mrs B M McIntyre on South Main Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge McIntyre
Holson General Electrical Works
N. Y
Mra. B. M. MeIntyre
South Main Street
Miss Marie Addley Recovers From Skin Grafting
Miss Marie Addley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Addley of Forty second Street has recovered from a skin grafting operation performed weeks ago and is now in her usual health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Addley
James Addley
Forty-second Street
Mastery Edward Purple Illness Report From North Terrace
Mastery Edward Purple of North Terrace street has been reported as ill with intermittent fever. The notice gives no further details on diagnosis or treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastery Edward Purple
North Terrace Street
Local notices round up illness and events in town
Reports detail malarial symptoms and post operative recovery for Place-Guernsey Hall, Mrs. Jane Netherton’s illness, and several local visitors. Word of Rev Stephen Jay’s Wyoming visit and John Walsh’s move to Hillside Coal mark area transitions. Community meetings, Christmas church exercises, a phonograph entertainment, and a ten cent supper at St James church complete the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
Mayfield
Glenwood
Temple Toon Company
Hillside Coal Company
Butler
Pittston
Wixcelsior Council
Young Men's Institute
St. James Episcopal Church
BD. Bovard
Dunmore Schools
Asn Wirby
West Mayfield
Jacob Hiller
Bayon Street
Henry Myers
Berry
Stafford
John Stumphrey
North Main Street
Bethlehen
M. L. Comfort
N.Y
Elwart
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. James Church
Funeral of Miss Mary McLane Held This Morning
The funeral processions departs from Belmont street and Robinson avenue at 9 o clock for a requiem mass in St Rose church. Interment follows at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLane
Belmont Street
Robinson Avenue
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Shield of Honor Regular Meeting Tonight at Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor No 29 holds its regular meeting this evening at Diamond lodge. Members are urged to attend and discuss lodge business and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Passing Throng and Town Visitors Highlight Local Notes
W A Nealon returns from Philadelphia. Miss Cora Williams of Port Jervis visits. Mr and Mrs W F Nye attend the Denison Mace wedding at Peekville. Michael Gannon and daughter Mary attend a Beranton funeral. Judson Lott moves from Carbondale to Forest City. The Ruddy sisters visit Mrs James McAllister. W T Colville leaves for Mount Vernon Ohio. Mrs Harriet Griffin entertains her sons from Morrisville and Hornellsville. WIL Sullivan returns from a New York trade school to join his brother in a plumbing business on Salem Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Nealon
Philadelphia
Cora Williams
Port Jervis
W. F. Nye
Peekville
Michael Gannon
Mary
Pike Street
Beranton
Judson Lott
Carbondale
Forest City
Allen Block
Mary Ruddy
Magigie Ruddy
South Side
Annie Gavin
Jermyn
James McAllister
W.T. Colville
Hendricks Manufacturing Company
Erle
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Harriet Griff_in
Farview Street
Krause's Headache Capsules Sold Locally
Promoted as unique medicine first prescribed by Dr. Krause, Germany's court physician, these capsules claimed to cure severe headaches swiftly before antipyrine's discovery. Priced at 25 cents and sold by Matthew Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Ameriea
Germany
Matthew Bros
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD BOARD MEETS IN SPECIAL SESSION
The Jermyn and Mayfield school board acts on a resignation and internal promotions. Arthur Fowler leaves room WW. Sarah Mullen moves to room %, with Miss Murray Mulberin Davis and Wills each getting an assignment up one room. A vacancy remains in room 4 to be settled at the next regular meeting. Lewis Pugh, injured by a coal train accident, dies at midnight. Funeral set for 2 PM with house services and interment in Jermyn borough cemetery. Rev. M E B Lynott is hospitalized in Scranton after surgery by Drs. Gardner and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fowler
Sarah Mullen
Miss Murray
Mulberin
Davis
Wills
Jan
Lewis Pugh
Witc
Muyfield
Delaware and Hudson
Tribune
Jermyn Borough
M. EB. Lynott
Death of Miss Mary Nealon in Albany After Illness
Miss Mary Nealon died at her brother John Nealon’s Dunmore Street home yesterday afternoon after a two week illness. She was about 60, born in County Mayo Ireland, long resident of Albany before moving to this place two years ago. Funeral Monday at St Patrick’s Church with burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery. Odd Fellows and Knights of Malta lodges hold a watch meeting to usher in the Twentieth Century marking the lodge’s 35th anniversary. program includes speeches, songs, recitations, and addresses by W E H Doyle Attorney Vosburg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nealon
John Nealon
Dunmore Street
County Mayo
Ireland
America
Albany
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Independent
Order of Odd Fallows
Knights of Malta
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
W. E H. Doyle
Misa Ligwle Parry
John P. Hughes
Providence
Attorney Vosburg
Robert McCormac
Ellen Powell
Roberts
New Year Eve events and local notices in Scranton
The item lists concerts and recitations by local performers at Keystone hall and a New Year Eve service at Presbyterian church with stereopticon views and a sermon by Rev. Milman. Blakely Baptist church hosts services to welcome the new century followed by a sermon. Also notes Miss Elizabeth Conroy’s death from heart failure at Moosic street. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM with burial at St Patrick's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jones
Mayor Moir
Scranton
Magele A. Evans
Jennne Ward
McCormac
Moran
McElroy
John P. Morgan
W. H. Priest
Thomas Abraham
Frank Moran
Mary Evans
Edwards Evans, Jr
John P. Hueres
Thomas Dodds
J. L. Davis
Coleman
John James
Keystone Hall
Presbyterian Church
Christ
F. J. Milman
Blakely
James Casey
Dunmore Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Richard Foote
Archbald
Burke
Raymond Morey
Carbondale
St. George's Sunday School
St. Luke's Parish
Christmas Party Honors Peckville Couple
In Peckville on Christmas day families of both sides joined Mr and Mrs F J Peck of Dean Street for a merry gathering. Dr W A Peck gave a speech and the couple received a china dinner set as a token of esteem. Many relatives and friends attended including the Rhodes, Bross, Hardenbergh, and Peck families with children and grandchildren. The day closed with a festive dinner and all retired merry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Peck
Dean Street
W. A. Peck
J. M. Rhodes
M. P. Rhodes
Myre
W. F. Bross
B. FB. Hardenbergh
W. A. Peek
C. W Rhodes
Mare Rhodes
Nellie Peck
Lillian Peck
Friend Rhodes
Walter Peck
Percy Rhodes
Ralph and Clark Rhodes
Oren Peck
Oren Peck, Little Misses
Edna
Farna Rhodes
Ruth Peck
Indead
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Offered with Refund
Ad offers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with money-back guarantee if they fail to cure. Each box bears the signature of EB W. Grove and is priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggiata
EB. W. Grove
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Guernsey
J.W. Guernsey 'S
Pennsylvania
Carbondale Department
E.L. Hatfield
Prmregation
Avrie New
Pelatility Scottoes
Offerlaw Dueh Poighiteal
Evans
Nrobin Obigute
Leon Basavin
Sen
Nelo
Mtoe
GO. Ackorman Bvp Sing. Service
Ethene
Mali
William
Actas
Snow
Tomorow
Methodist
Baptist
Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Newark, N. J
Jack and the Beanstalk
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey
Miss MacLean
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Chesterfeld
Samter Bros
Peckville
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