Columbia Hose Company Plans January Fair
At a regular meeting the Columbia Hose Company scheduled a week long fair to start the week of January 3. No golfing will occur, booths will display items for sale, and evenings will feature entertainments and dancing. Abe Suhm leads management. The relief association may seek a state appropriation. John Brown J W Kilpatrick and A L Salim were named directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
Abe Suhm
Relief Association
Messrs
John Brown
J. W. Kilpatrick
A. L. Salim
Arrest of Martin Melvin Sparks Family Feud in Archbald Area
A warrant for Martin Melvin's arrest was issued yesterday by George Howells acting for Alderman Jones. The Melvin family recently moved from Archbald and tensions arose after Mrs. Melvin, Howell’s niece, was cautioned during a visit. Melvin allegedly sent threatening letters accusing Howell of spreading stories, prompting Howell to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Melvin
George Howells
Alderman Jones
Melvin
Archbald
Howell
Howell, Accusing Him of Circulating Stories About Mrs. Melvin
Young man breaks through ice on Rivenburg pond
During a cold spell skaters gathered at Rivenburg pond. In the morning the ice held, but by afternoon Myron Hockenberry fell through and was pulled out by bystanders. The water reached his ears, and the accident could have been fatal near the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivenburg’s
Myron Hockenberry
Henry Avery
George Hine
Paptet Church
Funnyaide
Tie
Nee
Martin &Yivings
Lemon
Peter BL Stark
M. Philins
Iieh Valley Company
Charlea Cummlarce
Charlea
Showa
Kennedy
Pepine
Sheriy
Morveyr Fitch
Daugherty
Mauve Pati
Republican
Eee Prine
Theo
Resort to the Law Over Reynolds Family Dispute
Tension rises between Clifford directors and Canaan district over the Reynolds family. Testimony was taken by Alderman Jones after a dispute about which authorities should care for the destitute family. Clifford claims Canaan moved the family, while destitution prompted another removal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Canaan
Jones
Reynolds
Bicycle Club Plans Winter Concert Series in Carbondale
The Carbondale Bicycle Club held a well attended special meeting at its Church Street rooms. President M. K. Purdy urged greater enthusiasm and outlined plans for a winter concert series with local talent and a professional elocutionist for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Bicycle Club
Church Street
M. K. Purdy
New Officers Installed for Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Group
The past president Mrs Maggie Thomas installed the new officers yesterday. President Maggie Kelly. first vice Maggie Coughlin. second vice Agnes Mullen. recording secretary Maggie Thomas. assistant recorder Bridget McAndrew. financial secretary Alicia Nealon. treasurer Maggie Morrison. guard Mary McLean. marshal Maggie Carroll. trustees Mrs Edward Fox, Bridget Flannelly, Maggie Kirwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Catho Hc Benevolent Association
Iss Maggie Thomas
Maggie Kelly
Maggie Coughlin
Agnes Mullen
Maggie Thomas
Bridget McAndrew
Alicia Nealon
Maggie Morrison
Mary McLean
Maggie Carroll
Edward Fox
Bridget Flannelly
Magete Kirwin
Two Workers Injured in Industrial Accidents
John Hornbeck, employed in jaware and Hudson gravity shops, suffers severe arm wound after contact with a rotating saw. Tendons and arteries are severed. bone slightly cut and heavy bleeding. Dr. J. B. Niles treated the injury. Joseph Arto, Northwest mine worker on Belmont street, crushed between cars while pushing one, resulting in serious back injuries and a damaged right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornbeck
Jaware and Hudson
Joseph Arto
Northwest
Belmont Street
Arto
Officers Elected at Young Men's Literary and Debating Club
At Father Mathew's hall a meeting of the Young Men's Literary and Debating club elected officers for the coming year. President James Fox, vice president Joseph Nealon, secretary Timothy Pidgeon, clerk J. J. Horan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men‘s Literary and Debating Club
Father Mathew's Hall
James Fox
Joseph Nealon
Timothy Pidgeon
J. J. Horan
Funeral for Louise Stazko Child of Northwest Colony Family
The funeral for Louise Stazko a free old child of Mr and Mrs Charlee Jazko from the Northwest colony was held Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stazko
Charlee Jazko
Northwest Colony
St. Rose Cemetery
Jadwin Prepares Weave In Plans for California Trip
H. B. Jadwin is making preparations for a journey to California in a few days. He intends to weave in visits and meetings during his travel, focusing on personal and other items of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Jadwin
California
Holiday Specials Advertise Low Prices on Carpets
An ad touts Holiday Specialties offering Fancy Ri Cha Tal Values and Screens alongside regular carpets. It claims lowest prices in the city and highlights a broad selection.
Local residents in transit for New Year visits and return
A flurry of social notes records residents and visitors moving between towns. Names include Frick family from Lewisburg, Nellie Chamberlain heading to Peoria, J B Purtell returning from New York, and Clayton Curtis joining relatives in Carbondale. Other locals and guests travel to Scranton Port Jervis New York and Archibald for holidays and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lawn
Iit
Frick
Lewisburg
Nellie Chamberlain
Peoria
J. B. Purtell
New York City
L. F. Curtis
Pueblo
Anna
Matile
Mame Fagan
Pittston
Magid
Gumner
Daunater
Mary
Port Jervis
John Flannigan
Mt Nichols
Scranton
Forest City notes include society visits and local events
William McLaughtin and wife visit borough relatives. Mrs Kennedy visits son C. M. Leonard. school board and fire company meetings planned. constable candidates named in wards. church revival and musical events. tragic accident near Lemon and social notices from Forest City dated January 1.
Uniondale Notes and Christmas Cantata Recital
Local residents attend Sabbath visits and vacations with families in Muney, North Chill, Carbondale, and Keystone academy. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Christmas cantata Santa Claus Vision, features children from Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday schools. Miss Puulth Burritt presides at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies’ Ald Society
John Bars
Arlette
Carrie Bronson
Howard Bounds
Keystone Academy
Kittle Aitken
Montrose
Edwin Corey
Dickson
Bronson
Pickering
Cmrlotte
Mere
WH. J. Crane Ty
County Christian Endeavor E
Thomas
Carbondale
Frank Onavis
Edith Purritt
Presbyterian Church
Uniondale
Santa Claus
Methodist
Presbyterian
Miss Puulth Burritt
Miles B Waceman In Poor Health Report
Mysterious illness leaves Miles B Waceman teindisposed with uteat trouble as Mabel Harding hosts a gathering for her many young friends at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles B. Waceman
Mise
Mabel Harding
New Year Eve Event Lights Providence Church
Entertainment by local youth at the Providence church on New Year’s Eve drew a large crowd. A grand Christmas tree offered goodies for all ages. The Morgan brothers performed a humorous act about Mr Jones’s killing of a rooster. Annie Williams and sibling sang a piece titled Oh How We Love Him. Master Morris of Providence gave a soulful performance. Thomas Greege of Dellman & Co. announced his resignation and move to Providence. Henry Jarvis of Coulevant announced candidacy for council. William Stimpeon prepared a new home on his lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McLaughtin
Diesson City
EK. M. Kennedy
Avera
C. M. Leonard
W. W. Wheaton
Gibson
Davie’ Opera House
Aime
Mannerchor
Forest City School Board
C. E. Knapp
Linterprige Hose Company
New T
Jaguary
John W. Jones
Robert Booth
Constable
Walsh
J. J. Weeeou
John Maxey
George Ledyard
W. G. Reynolds
Borugh
George Maxey
Bertha Dunn
Myrtle Alexander
Estella Allen
Mansfield Normal School
B. W. Blakeslee
University of Pennsylvania
W. K. Blakeslee
Jina Graham
Great Bend
J. W. Larrabee
Henry Box
Moses Jones
John B. Williams
William Griffiths
Thomas O. Jones
George Atoules
Peck
Joseph G. Bell
St. James Hall
Jeasup
Ciizens’ Band
Counnel
Mro
Min John F Jones
Puear
Henry of
Mahisee
Case
Scranton
Providence
Morgan Brothers
Mr. Jones
Annie Williams
Master Morris
Thomas Greege
Billeher
Dellman & Co
Tas
Henry Jarvis
Coulevant
Hihawell
Coouiment
Willian Stimpeon
Spr
Hulldike
Archbold Ceremonial Visit and Local Charity Fair Report
Rev Dr Lucas departs for Fal to attend the cardinal hat ceremony for Monsignor Satolli and will be honored during the rites. A large fair in Archbald draws many from Carbondale Scranton and Parsons with entertainment by local musicians and notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Falthere
Monsignor
Satolli
Catholic University
Oe. Thomas
A. Moras
Walter Kipte
Peter Lowshttn
Ate
Cand Dolia A. Foote
Criteriol Stra Orchestra
May
Linste Powdery
Carbondide
Sadie Timlin
Jermyn
H. J. Rattle
New Year Socials Reported Across Local Venues
Pooh Smith of Nebraska and Dr Mauwrd Smith of Ashley visited Rose Cottage on New Year s Day. A musical entertainment at the Methodist Bplgeanal church on New Year s night was a success with a crowded, appreciative audience. Benjamin and Franklin Daily returned from Florida, bringing back two envi wiligatore in proof of his southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooh, Smith
Nebraska
Mauwrd Smith
Ashley
Rose Cottage
Benjamin
Franklin Dally Bive
Florida
Aid Air
Henjamin
Erie railroad buyers press Pullman decision amid foreclosures
The Erie railroad shift disrupts Pullman contacts as receivers change, with a 48 hour notice given to decide on service use and fifty sleeping cars ready fears. Rail foreclosure figures show 53 roads sold and 13,120 miles reassigned amid massive bonded debt and capital stock totals. A parallel line project near Lake Erie involves surveyors and Cincinnati interests, seen as retaliation for prior parallel routes. Swayne's Ointment advertised for itching and sores with a note on price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Wrdlow
Wallcare
Lvie
Evie
Pulbvan
Pullman Company
Seely
Imina
Pullman
Palman
Railway Age
Chicago
Woo Fa
Lake Erle and Western Railroad
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
von. Ming
Cincinati
Hamilton and
Erlee
Lake Erie and Western
Merchant Seeks Half Gross of Pr Alexander Vue Healer
Henry Merritt a merchant and expo proprietor calls for shipping one half gross of the Pr Alexander Vue Healer at once stating AU sell out and his trade will not consider offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Merritt
T'a
Alexander Vue
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A.W. Mandin
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Edward Clark
John Erk
Seeleyville
Charles J. Dodie
Porneriy
Dodie
Patterson
W. M. Gardner
Danville
HS. Salmon
Rebbe
PD. Weston
Salt Lake City
Intercat
Throop
Lavest
U.S. Gov's Report
Railroad Notes
Swayne
Swayne & Fon
Philadelphia
DR. Alexander
AG. MM
PAMTI
Laciamatya
Papa
Mura Ory
Winifred
Chicago Tribune
Soap-Marine
Pilegende Blaetier
Philadelphia Record
American Invest
Ew Enterprises
Price & Or
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapelde
London
EL Ec
Sir Edward C. Ross
Walter C. Pepys
Arthsir Stiffe
TLE
VERS
Faulcians
Chemica Company
Batimore
Moosic Powder Co
Moosic
Rush
Dale Works
Repanno Chemical Co
Roland
Phelps
Empire Dry Goods
Aeuron
Manu
Henry Goodman
Lackawanna Avenue
S.g.kerr,son &Co
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Kerr
THE
Third National Bank
Commonwealth Ride
Pickson Manufacturing Co
Ranton and W
Peites
Bexres
Snotetic
Mags
Epecial
Dareas
Dantore Dashre
Gall UP
OL and Manueacti
Meridian Street
W. Collins
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