Controller-Elect Evans Surprised at Wayne Street Home
George W. Evans, controller-elect, celebrated his thirty sixth birthday with a small dinner at his Wayne street home. A later visit by Third Ward workers brought felicitations, speeches, and music. Attendees included W. L. Tagen, Pia Rogers, Harry Roberts, and others. remarks praised Democratic support and Evans’s strong standing in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wi. Eivane
Wayne Street
Feleyde
Third Yard
Evans
Elept
Gearge Bontag
Alm Evans
Tim
Fivans
John W. Jones
George Schatt
al Evans
John Potter
George Soutag
George Schall
Muwin Morgan
Daniel Davis
Willan Isger
Jacob Braucher
Francis Judge
Joseph Judge
Carl Roessiger
John Lewis
Leopold Komisky
Rothina Lewis
Chas. Veliner
Joseph Lindsay
John Wiliard
William Lewis
Ben Watking
Richard Muir
William Morrison
Thlram Rockfeller
Wixers
Grand Tonight Presents Thy Murphys in A Capital Comedy
The Grand stage hosts Thy Murphys in A Capital Comedy tonight under Tiny House management. The production carries a guaranteed performance, though the mime of Tin Murphy is noted as uncertain in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Murphys
Tin Murphy
Doctor W Courhart Essays Coffee Free Life Postum
La Grange physician Dr W Courhart writes about quitting coffee and using Postum as a beverage. He attributes relief from heart trouble to abandoning coffee and endorses Postum as a strengthening replacement. The piece discusses health claims, coffee's effects, and cites other literary notes and magazine remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabarello
Pine
Norma
W. Courhart
la Grange
Texas
Tihsiter Iy Efferte
Tomost
Postum
Carbondale Debuts Its New Magazine The Mac
Carbondale launches a local periodical named The Mac with a debut that emphasizes free expression. The cover promises a monthly issue cadence and content aimed at a broad audience including older readers, reflecting the magazine’s inaugural aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Improvements Include Marble Bases For City Fixtures
The article notes new decorative elements to be added such as French plue gins and marble bases. About $1,500 will be spent on the fixtures, aiming for a neater, more creditable appearance for the city.
Mrs Bridget McKenna Dies After Apoplexy Stroke
Mrs Bridget McKenna, wife of Frank McKenna of 78 Gordon Avenue, died from apoplexy after a Monday attack while doing family washing. A Carbondale native, about 45, she was survived by her husband, four sons John Edward Joe, and three daughters Mrs John Kennedy of Jermyn, and Bridget of Carbondale, with neighbors noting her gentle, Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget McKenna
Frank Mckena
Gordon Avenue
Melkienna
Jane Wis
Bridget Duffy
Carbondale
Rentle Line
John Kennedy
Jermyn
Rima
Bridget
John
Edward
Joe
Evening Event Misses Large Attendance Amid Weather Woes
Poor weather limited attendance to a small crowd while a local contest featured Miss Ning Balls winning the prize. The booby prize went to Tom Gomiwin as others faced delays and confusion during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olor Pelge
Tom Gomiwin
Ben Pellowa Tonle
Tim Murphy Delights Lyceum Audience in Scranton
Tim Murphy greatly pleased his ensemble at the Lyceum in Scranton last evening. The review of the performance appears in the theatrical column of today’s Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Murphy
Menaee
Lyceum
Scranton
Todas'e Tribune
Local Visitors Reported in Carbondale Yesterday
Daniel Feef of Lanesboro and Frank McDermott visited Beranton and Carbondale yesterday. J C Sheridan of Pittston, Z D Edwardes of Olephant, and Harry Selix of Scranton were in the city. Thomas Murray of Scranton made a business trip, while M F S Corcoran hosted Scranton friends. Miss Mary and Miss Neille Gallaghy departed for New York City yesterday with Nelle set to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Feef
Lanesboro
Frank McDermott
Beranton
J. C. Sheridan
Pittston
Thia City
Olephant
Carbondile
Harry Selix
Scranton
Thomas Murray
Thin City
M. Fs. Corcoran
Carbondale
Misses Miry
Neille Gallaghy
New York City
Miss Nelle
Picturesque Snow Scenes In Carbondale
Snowblanket coats Carbondale in heavy fall the heaviest in years. Memorial Park and Main Street view a winter vista with snow piled high on streets and vehicles. Photographers favor Memorial Park for its familiarity while slush pools and few pedestrians struggle through drifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CarbondAle
Memorial Park
Kodakers
Main Street
McCann Bros Plan Store Enlarge and Beautify Anthracite Market
McCann Bros and Meottann Bros plan major improvements to the Anthracite store complex. The news stand in front will be vacated after April 1 and absorbed into McCann's facade. The front window will be extended to include the former news stand with new display areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann Bros
Meottann Bros
Vlinger
Med Murphy
Phia
Lyn Creek Overflow Threatens Tedby Properties
Residents fear rising Lyn Creek will flood Tedby area homes as the water level increases. Neighbors watch with worry while crews deploy to mitigate damage and protect structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Honors At Carbondate High School Class Of UWdlae
The Carbondate High School class honors were announced by Principal Prof Bryden. Walter Quinn of Tallbrook Street won the highest honor and Victoria Patrick of Darte Avenue earned the top award for the girls. Miss Mary Aturrin of South River Streets cited for taking a notable honor among the female students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwdlae
Carbondate High School
Bryden
Walter Quinn
Tallbrook Street
Ehler
Viledictoriin
Hiss
Local Fraternal Orders Feature Incomplete Listing
A fragmented OCR item lists groups such as Bourbon Junior Guder United American MMe chanton and American Legion of Honor along with The Royal Otreele Crystal camp Woodmen of the World, indicating a catalog of fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
Junior Guder
Mme
Chanton
Cormynontons of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
the Royal Otreele
Crystal Camp
Woodmen of the World
Herein Baptist Service Echoes a Rousing Word
The Herein Baptist church Wednesday night featured Rev Br Builth addressing the People's course. The remarks stirred the audience as Dr Sotth reflected on the Hood Tings noted in the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Builth
Herein Baptist Church
Sotth
Enjoyable Somali Event At Miss Sherrer's Archi Street Home
An enjoyable and successful Somali event for the Methodist theatre talent was held at the home of Miss owe Sherrer 47 Archi Street on Monday evening. Notwithstanding the informal note, the gathering showcased community spirit and involved local participants and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe Sherrer
Archi Street
Scott's Emulsion Promises Cure for Scrofula
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for scrofula and other forms of consumption. It claims the tonic heals sores and strengthens weak, wasting children by feeding and fortifying their bodies. The ad offers a free sample and lists Bute & Downe as the suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Local Notables Visit Carbondale As Spring Notes Bloom
A string of visitors and residents are listed in Carbondale society notes. Names include Miss Katheryn Gilhool, Miss Angela Birs, Miss Lette Horrigin, Mrs. Fred Shalam, and Dr. John OConnell. Attendees and locals mingle amid Lenten services and city events as figures from Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia and Scranton are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Forest Kunibrech
Linin
Tndland
fred #shalam
Huwley
Louis Brunner
Bel- Thent
Katheryn Gilhool
Herknesc
Mucrgavee Granulan
Wilkes-Barre
Angela Birs
Lette Horrigin
Elmina
William A. McGriaw
Leni Blank
Brandt
EL BR. Girdner
Winshington Street
P Murnithass
New Yorl ‘State
Silesman
Peter Schuyler Clear
Marne Dunnigan
Wilkes
Barre
George J
Frown
Rust Stroudsburg
John B. Carrell
Emir
Diarivon House
John O'Connell
St. Anes’ Hospion
Philidelphdi
Thin City
James Jf. O'Neill
Mr. Boot
Crnce Church
Bisquehdnna
Prinkly Church
Mins
Ida Smith
Honesdale
Ilmer Joslin
Joslin
Winess
Trev
Rollin A. Sawyer
Trinty Church
Grace Church
San Quehonins
Nin Connor
Philadelphia
Carbondale
J. C. Woyley
Scranton
Cohooke
Fia
Charlie Armbruster
Wayne County
Timothy Holbind
Harrison House
New York City
Daughiter
Park Avenue
Resignation Planned by Ming Floronan Langan
Ming Floronan Langan of the Ster Hoek reek will resign March 1 to take a more lucrative post with Scruntin oal company Bovvices, formed by Hermon and benediction, noted in James' church eventing with Father Walsh. No new smallpox cases reported. Mrs Sheridan on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Floronan Langan
Ster- Hoek Reek
Bovvices
James' Church
Jnev
Walsh
Sheridan
Masked Ball In Peckville Draws Local Attendance
A Peckville Items item claiming a gathering with Jessup was corrected. The event was a masked ball at the GA. R. ball in Peckville. Mr. Sheridan attended, and many Priceburg people were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck Ville
Jessup
Pricebury
Peckville
GA. R
Sheridan
Priveburg
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD FUNERAL AND COMMUNITY NOTES
The funeral of John Howard was held yesterday afternoon at Ceime tery street with Rev M D Puller delivering a consoling sermon. Members of Odd Fellows and Daughters of Tubekuh attended, pallbearers named, and a Jermyn Choral Society concert announced for the evening under Mrs Dilsy Hull Wilson. A Passion Play will be shown at the auditorium, tickets available at Jones' drug store, and a large audience is expected. Various local social items follow including visits, illnesses, and a forthcoming fair by the William Walker Hose company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Ceimetery Street
M.D. Puller
D. D
Chieh
Jones’ Drug Store
Mrs. Howarth
Pegisbor
Tee
Gwilym McGregor
William Grif
Fiths
Pargons
Thomas K. Thomas
Hushbwoolk Lodge
Ales
William Bentert
Third Street
Will Roberts
Second Street
Frank Davis
Uniondale
List
Thonminas Bray
Willian Walker Hose Company
Masfield
Simpzon & Watkins
Fister
Hefferon
Plymouth
Aninle Dowling
Mame Walker
Seganton
Excelsior Hose Company
John Pettigrew
Joseph Mahon
Patrick Ste. Lorin
Frank Ferguson
Austin Lynch
Mra. M. J. O'Malley
Berantun
Mary Jones
Lackawatin Street
Providence
Airs
John Koch
Beyasniton
Union Hotel Taken In Charge In Blakely
Mrs. Kook assumes control of the Union hotel in Blakely, a property once run by her late husband John Kook about twenty years ago. The move marks a return of the establishment to a family name in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agin
Union
Blakely
John Kook
Transcribed notices from the Northern Christian Advocate run together
The text appears to be a garbled OCR from Rev. CL HH Prentice and includes scattered names places and events such as churches missions and memorials with references to May dates and various individuals but no coherent narrative or clear report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL HH. Prentice
Shantiy W. Borenee
Porto
Riba
Tua
Witiki
Ian
Pepe
Howe
Felon
Muitit
Moller
Mixta Oaks
Ingle Ae Maywenes
Diitvoont
Atheb i Byatt
Agia Itly
Hele
Dan
Hutiniad
Drew
Oder
Wxumopinnss
Thortiee
Oka
Ile
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Charles Rh. Munt
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Chearge
Kimball
John McCohib
Charles
Mini
William McKinles
Binglind
Mr. Kimball
John MetCromb
Beliz
Motomb
My. Munn
Ourlegy
Telbune
Frank McKenna
Lincoln Avenue
Dr. Smith
Archbald Street
Scrofula
Bute & Downe
Pierce
Viarrette Martin
Pedro, Boone Co
Ark
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Ast Ropley
Renean
Ri. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Golden Medical Discovery
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Moscow
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