Sermon on Patriotism at First Congregational Church
The Patriotic Order of America attended services as Rev. M. Elliott preached Christianity and Patriotism from the text Ephraim’s pride and Baal’s downfall. Music featured Miss Faith Benson and Miss Edith Fowler with a strong choral program, reflecting national devotion and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order
Fong of
America
First Congregational Church
M. (. Elliott
Ervion
Mise Fidith Benson
Serentoy
Many Children Baptized at Trinity Church Ceremony
Seventeen infants were baptized yesterday at 3 p.m. in the new Trinity Protestant Episcopal church by Rev. Rollin A. Sawyer. The event marked the first baptism in the new edifice following the last wedding in the old church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Rollin A. Sawyer
John M. van Rock
Bad Marion Alfrida
Jodo Mo
Loaine van Eek Kroc Mavie
Mayetta
Sol Mon Tide van Theek
Sol Mon Tide van Theek Stonald Steen of Feed Ard Mayer
Tie Onan
Lillian Hizoherh
Ava Ant Levinja Thornae
Wide Grave
William and
Mery Chapman
Leona Tomaine
Veni
Peachart
Robert Noewe
Aon
Hener Wo
Thannis Cramer
John Wearoh
Willan
Sash
Thema Kworge Chetiton
Rasmond Walter
Waller
Mayfly
Marie Ligiew
Dyngster
Charles
Mailetite
Porkine
Margaret
Dineheerer
Sanat Tews
Kev
John Mo
Tae M
Marvos Faith
Diaietor
Miphati Wrathoiae
Tattin Menedith
Mieien J. Aid Line
Kelly Hell
John Fioniel
Molden Comedy Returns With Denver Ragress
The Molden Comedy company presented a lively week of entertainment featuring The Denver Ragress on Saturday night. The show drew full houses and strong audience engagement, with the troupe praised for its repertoire and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molden
Denver Ragress
Mromtel Raoh
Munn and Jones Plan Expansion After New Electric Plant
The printing firm Munn and Jones, publishers of The Heview in the city, announce a new electric plant from New York to be installed soon. They plan an addition to the rear of their building to double floor space within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn & Jones
Prosper Py
Heview
Ely
New Yorks
Grace Simrell Resigns to Join Scranton Tribune Staff
Miss Grace Simrell of Carbondale resigns from Carbondale Gas Company after months as stenographer and bookkeeper to accept work with The Scranton Tribune office in Scranton. She plans to begin her new position on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Simrell
Carbondale Gas Company
Carbondale
Scranton Tribune
Delaware and Hudson to Begin Paying Miners Today
The Delaware and Hudson railroad announces it will start paying its miners today, marking the first regular wages in a period of strain. Company officials expect routine payrolls to resume promptly as operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Temple commandery election of officers
Temple commandery No. USUs Knights of Malta held its semi annual election of officers on Friday evening. The following were read as part of the proceedings and results announced for the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Commandery
No. Uss
Elent Order
Knights of Malta
Installation of knights and officers for eigh teen months
Chosen to serve for the ensuing term are Sidney Cracks eor per knight generalissimo M J Oliver sir knight captain general A J Moon air knight prelate Wd Stephens air knight recorder I i Hiller sir knight assistant recorder A B Nicol alf knight treasurer Ow cay Morgan sir knight senior ward en BT Dickinson trustees for eighteen months HT Dickinson The installation will be Friday evening March 8 conducted by Deputy Grand Commander O A Swarts of Anthracite commandery No 211 Scranton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sip
Sidney Cracks
Eor
M. J. Oliver
A. J. Moon
Air
Wd. Stephens
I. i Hiller
A. B. Nicol
Alf
Owcay Morgan
BT. Dickinson
Trustes
HT. Dickinson
O. A. Swarts
Anthracite Commandery
No. 211
Scranton
Birthday Party Held by Lady Workers of First Methodist
A large group gathered at Mrs Avery W Reynolds home to celebrate birthdays with a party theme of paying rent proportional to age. Art drawing using a painter’s knife produced butterfly scenes and other scenes ranging from Italian sunset to Mount Vesuvius. A drawing contest awarded Miss Whitlock a vase as prize. Music featured a piano duet by Miss Maule and Miss Bronnen and a vocal duet by Mr Abbey and Miss Miller with Miss Frank on piano. Refreshments followed and birthday money in silk bags totaled fifteen, plus forty from dues and bake sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Avery W. Reynolds
Lincoln Avenue
Washington Street
Vesuvius
Mee
Lawman Smith
Mra
Fampron
Eharte
Front
Mrs.elis
Preston
Mise Whitlock
Prise
Miss Whitlock
Miss Maule
Mise Bronnen
Mr. Abbey
Mise Miller
Mise Frank
Organ Recital At Trinity Church Opens Series Tomorrow
The first organ recital at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church will feature a Scranton selection with Charles H. L. Doersam as organist and the Second Presbyterian choir of Scranton aiding. Soloists include Miss Sven Black and Miss Elsa Caragan. The program lists solos and organ numbers such as It Will Excel Dice and Hallelujah Cham, performed by Ms. Black, Ms. Caragan, and Mr. Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Scranten
Ralph DL Wiliams
Toeratia
Hos
Rael
Fren “Ryan
M. Oh
Postal Officials Visit Buffalo Manager in City for Telegraph Upgrades
Superintendent Rexnords of Buffalo and Manager Rigdon of Boranton met Local Manager Clark of the Postal Telegraph CCPH on Saturday. Plans call for extensive improvements to the offices beneath the bank building including front upgrades, new wiring, and a modern cable system to extend service. Clark, now owner of the firm, is praised for his affability and expected to gain broader opportunities and expanded scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Rexnords
Buffalo
N. Y
George J. Rigdon
Boranton
Clark
Bank
Hittle locomotive returns to service after overhaul
The Hittle locomotive resumed service on Saturday after being laid up for general overhauling in the Delaware and Hudson locomotive shops. It runs between the Outbrook breaker and the Lackawanna mines.
Banquet for Tobacco and Brewery Workers Banquet
A banquet and social hosted by the Central Labor union was held Saturday evening at The Kik on South Main Street. Attendees included members of the Firework Workers and Clothmakers unions, with a celebratory gathering marking the workforce groups' activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Firewery Workers
KIK
South Main Street
Local fraternal orders listed with missing details
A fragment lists several groups including Common cone Olive Leaflodge No 140 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Federal union No F204 Patriotic Order Sons of America Carbondale council Ne ae Knighta or Columbua. The text lacks dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of
Odd
Federal Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Carbondale Council
Knighta Or
Columbua
Pool Tourney Advances and Local Notes From Carbondale
Two more pool games were played at the Carbondale Cycle Club as the eight Series narrows. Derby faces Roberts and Humphrey. Smith meets Gilhoole. Swingle odds Reese. Stewart versus Miiword or Roberts. Also noted are a requiem mass for Heart, mine workers elect J J Stanton as check welder, a debt fund lecture by Dr A G Whalen on March 9, and Knights of Pything visit Lackawanna Lodge to confer third degree. Community obits and local injuries are mentioned along with several local families and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
F Smith
RL McMithin
M. Ch. Dilford
J. Hulhool
Derby
Roberts
Humphrey
Smith
Gilhool
Swingle
Reese
Stewart
Miiword
Father Carmody
Calvary Cemetery
Mayfield
Martin Barrett
Nell Gallagher
Walker
John Walker
Martin Madden
Patrick Roode
Thomas Hart
J. J. Stanton
Check Welahman
Delaware and Hadson
Thomas Warrick
Debt Fund
A. G. Whalen
Trish
Whalen
Liberty Lode
Knights of Pything
Order
Lackawanna Inige
Olyphant
Davis
Glenwood Shall
Andres Clarkson
South Main Street
Philip Baker
Main Street
Edith
William Seymour
Third
If Streets
Lewis Mirros
Burgess
Mra
Mrs Cummings Joins Spooner Company Dressmaking Team
Mrs M Cummings who ran a dressmaking shop on Church Street has moved to Brooklyn New York to join the Spooner company. She will accompany them as dressmaker and, with the troupe, go to Europe this spring to equip the wardrobe. She served the Spooners for years in Carbondale and had a thriving trade despite earlier setbacks from theatrical company advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.cummings
Church Street
Cone
Brooklyn
Spooner Company
Europe
Slice
Spooners
Carbondale
Death of Richward Moran at Pike Street
Richward Moran died yesterday morning at his home on Pike Street after a paralytic stroke aged nearly 70. Born in County Mayo Ireland he settled in Carbondale and worked as a miner. Survived by widow and four children James Moran Buffalo Michael Moran Mrs. Connell and Miss Carvel of this city. His son Michael F. Moran is injured in hospital from a recent lifting accident. Funeral plans await arrival of James Moran from Ireland.
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Richward Moran
Pike Street
Mr. Moran
County Mayo
Ireland
Ts Yeats
Carbondale
St. Rose Parish
Mr Moran
Teo
James PP. Moran
Buffalo
Michael I Mora
Mra
John Connell
Mies
T. Carvel
Michael F
Rimergency Hospital
Neo
Bix Som James
Fie Fiaa Te
Birthday Party for John T. Roberte in Nineveh
A birthday party was tendered to John T. Roberte a mall clerk from Scranton to Nineveh on Friday evening at William L. Isger residence South Math street. The event celebrated his sixty second anniversary with immediate family only and featured card games dancing and a big supper. The pavings and halls were elaborately decorated.
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John T. Roberte
Scranton
Nineveh
William L. Isger
South Math Street
Robertx
Paviers
Halle
New Stations Highlight St Rose Church Interior
The dedication of the handsome new church furnishings at St Rose was celebrated Friday night by Very Rev T P Coffey assisted by Rev Walter Gorman. The ornate relief stations form one of the most attractive features of the church interior and attracted a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Church
T. P. Coffey
Walter Gorman
Lynett Leave for Philadelphia for Rest and Recovery
Res M. EB Lynett of Jermyn accompanied by nurse Miss Marty and Miss Sally Thoms left Friday for Philadelphia. Saturday they went with Atlanticity where the invalid priest sped several weeks by the sea. Many friends in the city hope upon his return he will be restored to perfect health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Lynett
Jermyn
Marty
Sally Thoms
Philadelphia
Atlanticity
Pries
Eourth
Friday Evening Social Club Plans First Dance
The Friday Evening Social club will host its first dance on Friday evening in March inviting friends of members. Members are rehearsing a new dance named the Bellefield and aim to debut it in perfect form that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theclub
Basket social planned by Patriotic Order Sons of America
The Patriothe Order Sons of America has arranged a basket social tonight with invited members and their ladies. An excellent program of entertainment is planned. Proceeds will go to the fund to organize a new band among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patriothe Order Sons of
Companions of the Forest Hold Basket Social
The ladies branch of the Foresters of America held a bosket social in their lodge room at Odd Fellows hall on Baldwin avenue Friday evening. Baskets were sold at auction, with many bringing substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Forest
the Foresters of America
Odd Fellows' Hall
Balwin Avenue
Funeral for Jute Cantwell Led by Local Fraternal Groups
The funeral of Jute Lawrence Cantwell who died from injuries in the Alenwood shaft was held on Friday morning and was very largely attended. Members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Catholic Mutual Benefit Association and United Mine Workers, all of which he belonged to, attended. The procession moved from his late home at Masfeld to the Church of the Sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cantwell
Alenwood
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
United Ming Workers
Masfeld
Church of the Sa
Taytin
Bet Mdck
Sesseneessersovarsesound
Ccoceccacaresressoik
DFE
Ted OH
Dowia Cocascu
MER Ecopeva
Cveavenine Cocanee
Sara
Piret
Fatre
Bibley Union Church
Tipo Comyn Thors
Adijudicatier
Rogers
Aretour Morgans
Huck
Mofegopal
Evangelist Duck
Leechowonna
Weber's
Mise Mira LC
Taylor, Pyne and
Archbald
Stalr
Minges Tanfield
Mainatreet
Providence
William Tiddle
Wreet Seiantean
Union
Acko
Patinday
Meriena Weeton
Hitteter
Maw Deete
Pveripeet
Dass
MD. Deberte
Ite
Bomen
Mie
Samuel Horios
Douctoe
Banquet at Peckville Honors Forest and Stream Club
The Peckville Forest and Stream Club held its First Arrival Banquet at Hotel Wilson on Friday evening with Mine Host M. D Ketts overseeing a rich menu. Toastmaster James W. Smith welcomed John J. Peck, president of the Peckville Forest and Stream Club, who spoke on Reminiscences of My Royal Dawn in Peckville and praised local game and hunting lore.
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Peckville
Bermuda
Dewey
Kmnith
Benjamin
James W. Smith
Jamen
Grace
John J. Peck
Peck
Royton
Jessup
Peek
Smith
Mroo M. Price
Scranton Gun Club
Kane
T. J. Snowden
Seranton
OW. Wrakim
F. A. Jones
Archbald
Messrs. Watkine
Tilewellyam
W. J. Broad
Maine
Ile
Maine Woods
Wile Fan Allen
Allen
Nile
Gayne
Mr. Smith
Local Briefs and Funeral Notice Amid Ward Rumors
JESSUP Vraiiole aged 1, child of Aty and Mrs Hawley Clarkson etiver, died Saturday evening after a long illness. funeral set for afternoon. In ward rumors following the election the board issues a statement listing council and school director results: Brennan two, Mowland eighty three, Bechool director Langan one, Carney three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Sweepstake shooting match draws crowd at Pairview hotel
The Washington birthday event at Pairview hotel grounds drew about 1000 spectators for a lively contest won by M J Kelly of Dunmore and W Maren of Scranton. A tie for second produced seven contenders while David Reese of Scranton acted as referee and Edgar Stone of Taylor judged events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Pairview Hotel
Washington
M. J. Kelly
Dunmore
W. Maren
Scranton
David Reese
Roeferes
Edgar Stone
Tay Jor
Water main breaks cause citywide disruption in Peckville area
Residents on South Hickory Street face water service issues as crews work to repair a burst main. The incident triggered closures of streets and interruptions to daily routines. Authorities urge caution near affected pipes and thank the public for patience during repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
Walter
Tome Dikiagney
Cody Giorgi
Uslay
Siekwilte
Uae
Aed
Panera
Evapo
Wwe
Bank Notice From a National Bank Ledger Fragment
An OCR fragment details a National Bank ledger entry with cash on hand deposits and capital stock figures. It notes redemption funds and various bank assets and mentions a cashier oath and notary attestation for a statement of facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partiviial Proile
Joe Esprie
Gualee
Totes Quatedanlling
Toye Tee Otter Nathanan
Bawks
Jihipalt Co
Gukjeet
el Denar
Duposit
Noten
Lilla Vesliecomntial
Local concerns mix danger and health reports
Residents fear destruction threats as Miss Martha Hoffeckur of Binghamton visits Miss Jeare Scott while whooping cough spreads through town. A Modern Woodmen camp forms in Ledyard with District Deputy Hughes present. An Ontario and Western engine hit cows near Peckville station, culling a herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Binghamton
Mit
Jeare Scott
Mian
Jleseie Hoffeckur
Main Street
Ledyard
Hughes
Ontario and Western
Peckville
Aire
Thomian Kancan
Me A. Cares
Moosic Notes on Family Visits and Social Calls
Mrs Thias Devine and children spent Thursday at her parents home. Miss Elly Ler and Mr Joliab attended a wedding at Bingham. A few days at the home of Mi nghente Pavedikin and others enjoyed an evening gathering in the town. Mr Willlou Weir called on Sovwiton Milley and other local residents kept busy with social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thias Devine
Mire
Loftus
Jane Winds
Boov. Ande
Mati
Corie Sebershint
Berar
Privay
Elly Ler
Joliabett
Bingham Tom
Bingham
Minghente
Chirk
Eevee Deel Gbtver Aiutementa, Aner Woleh Polverhninenia
Willlou’ Weir
Sovwiton Milley
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Weymen
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Manion Gray
Bulis
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Tynaels Lindtiow
Vielen Vo Rheinberge
the Multan Oe
Cece
Mantiwatinn Mie Weatenga Oras
Peovaness
Pather
Natuiel
Opera House
Ford
Aveerasia
Richard Moran
Jermyn and Mayfield
Forest and Stream Club
Rowland
Hie
Harry
Goauve
Anyinndy
Hapine
PD. J. Noels
James Byrne
Pittston
Teter C. Mallow
Mir. Kinhack
Scranton Business Houses
Guernsey
J.W. Guernsey
Washington Ave
Cinernsey
Davis Steam Ore Co
Penn Ave
Golden Gare
Adams “Ve
W. J. Barrisdale
Mantell
Ion
W. A. Harvey
Klein the
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Commonwealth Building
J. B.wootsey & Co Contractors Builders
Kingsbury & Scranton
John AL
W. H. Gordon
Herr Sheong
Adaws Avenue
Brotherhood Wine Co
Emily Trade Orly
P.H. French
Connell
Brescuer
Naehwat Breschel & CO
Washington Avenue
Wilson
Walbers
Wil
H. Twining
Han_Ley
Spruce
Huntington
Reisman Brothers
Lawdipie Newadealiin
Linden
Key West Conia
Dean
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JW. McAuliffe
Stsstiink
Waris
Ganderson Ave
F. L. HitchCock & Son
Commonwealth Funding
Cestelie Companies
Claw
O.S. Bloss
IL Sommar
NWA
Childrens Arita
Moone
Fosten
Wyoming Ave
King Miller
Att Antaor and
Genta
Spruce ST
Boranton, PA
the Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing CO
Fish Sime
Taylor
Chrivton
Janmes Heffer ix
Ale
Mires
Willis Tich
West Somninton
Ated Mee
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Tall
Red Street
Yvesterdhiy
Mesves
John A. Theme
Alanley Miller
K.P. Ghendath
Pockwite Seatendies
W.d. Stone
Wiskee
Velie Wiliams
Kilchire Street
Johnny Davis
Wilkes
Durie
Wowner
Marvel 4
Deadiock
Peevall
Roy
van Sickle
Stomtien
Ream
Charlie OF
Mudley
Civ Opynei- Ton
Wally
Frank M. Tanei
Hiseelf
Marie Oof
Couneilnon Davies Mo Adres
Lawrence Hmoyewiiel
Jen
Uhaiyeal
Manel
Wight
Sean
John Davis
Pye Mark
Bickels
Atoo Wousher
Sadie O'Malley
Donner Street
Western
Pitti
A. W. Milieries
Hannons
Audiener
Father Mathew
Joh Coleman
Scion
Pettania
Boalhees, Petruar “Mii
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Elreulathen
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Agente
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Viet US Treurer
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Eas
OM Ane
Pee Ey
Tame HP
Sampant Sane
Ueier
Fuk
Bae Post
Subeerstead
Notary
Suran Ton
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