Installation of Officers in Knights of Pythias Lodges
District Deputy Evane installed officers of Thetrie City lodge No. 114 in Ivorite hall last evening. Officers named include Chancellor commander Edmund Thomas and others. Patagonia lodge No. 826 followed with installation of its officers on Wednesday evening led by Theodore Bryden and crew.
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D. Bh. Fraie
D. D. Evang
Offtcere
Thetrie City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ivorite Hall
Edmund Thomas
Edward Roberts
Morgan Thoma
Wolf Johnson
Anthony Horack
Max Henish
George S. Savvee
Fred Diehl
Fried Dlehl
Patagonia Loge
Wenesiny
Clattcellor
Thodore Bryden
Thivid James
John T Dugmin
Marivla Jones
William
Joes
Keowee J
Mvans
Dah PO Roberts
Democratic caucus to nominate candidates for alderman
A caucus of Democratic voters from the Fourteenth Ward will be held at McCormack's Hall on West Lackawanna Avenue this evening to nominate alderman and other local officers. Two candidates are named for alderman: B C Tow of Lafayette Street and Jones Wrinkles of Pleasant Street. Towley previously held the office for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormack
West Lackawanne Avenue
Wiel
Aiderman
Tafayuette Street
Jones Wrinkles
Pleasant Street
Tawley
Benefit entertainment for Al Fy Hoffman at Meara Call
A large crowd attended a benefit entertainment last evening for Al Fy Hoffman at Meara Call. The program featured vocal and instrumental music with participants including Anna Fullivan Rhoda Clark Jon Misa Callahan Held Brothers John Biden and Joni Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Fy Hoffman
Meara Call
Anna Fullivan
Rhoda Clark
Macks Fileal- Jon
Misa Callahan
Held Brothers
John F. Biden
Joni Washburn
Heft
Unclear Names Play Roles in Untitled Notice Fragment
Fragment lists names such as Ron and Sweeney Grubs and Ellen Wood Tate and Henley and Al TF Hoffman. No events, roles, or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron and
Sweeney
Grubs
Ellenwood
Tate
Henley
al TF
Hoffman
Local Couple Joins in Secret Trenton Marriage
Joan Biower of Lafayette Street and Miss Nellie Morgan of West Lackawanna avenue wed in Trenton New Jersey on September 1. The ceremony was kept secret due to the bride’s mother’s illness now convalescent. The couple plans a delayed honeymoon in Philadelphia and will reside on Lafayette Street beside the groom’s parents. Mrs Stover formerly worked as a salon attendant at Lewie and Reilly’s store. The groom is a painter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stover and brother of Arthur Stover. Friends extend heartfelt congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Biower
Lafayette Street
Nellie Morgan
West Lackawanna Avenue
Trenton
N. J
Funeral notices from a city paper for multiple individuals
Notices announce funerals for Mrs Catherine Phil ips child Mary with service at 2010 Washburn Street and burial in Washburn Street cemetery. Other obsequies include Frederick Groseman at Chestnut Street home burial in St Johns German Catholic cemetery. John Hoewicz requiem at Holy Cross church with burial in Cathedral cemetery. An infant of Mr and Mrs Maher buried in Cathedral cemetery yesterday. Daniel Jones, a breaker boy, died at Capoune colliery with funeral at Caroline Avenue home and Interment in Washburn Street cemetery. Mrs James Mangat funeral from Balliosd Avenue home with high mass at Holy Cross church and burial in Dunmore Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Philips
Mary
Washburn Street
de Gruchy
Frederick Groseman
Decanged
Chestnut Street
St. John's
John Hoewicz
Holy Cross Church
Oelock
Willeade
Cathedral
Quiet hour led by Rev D W Gwilym at St David's Church
The Rev. D W Gwilym will conduct a quiet hour from 4 to p m on Saturday at St David's church. All ministers Sunday school teachers and Christian workers are invited. Miss Edith Jenkins of North Sumner avenue is ill with grip. A daughter was born to Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Gwilym
St. David's Church
Edith Jenkins
North Summer Avenue
And
Local News Briefs from North Main to Fourth Ward
Mrs W F Lewis of North Main Avenue is profiled as the new district attorney receives congratulations. Patrolman Kiah Peters is home with pneumonia. Miss Jeanette Hughes is ill. Miss Mary Culkin hosts Miss Jennie Martin. A moving picture show is planned at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. Fourth Ward primaries are tomorrow. Murray's band enlivened St Brenden's fair with prizes awarded. Archbald toval inline workers met at Cooperative Hall. Joseph Vanston loses a fingertip, Joseph Scanlon sustains rib injuries. Rev S F L Mathews leads prayer services at Washburn Street church. Dr Moffat to speak at Simpson church on The Reign of the Prince of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FR. Lewis
North Main Avenus
Kiah Peters
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Bradley
Trackville
Charles Buckalew
South Main Avenue
Jeanette Hughes
South Lumher Avenue
Hines
Co-operative
Misa Mary Culkin
van Buren Avenue
Misa Jennie Martin
Moscow
Joseph Vanston
Brennan
Raymond
Joseph Scanlon
Hampton
FL Mathews
Washburn Street Presbyterian Shurch
Moffat
Dunmore Heads Question as Railroad Sets Home Base
An Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad order aims to relocate headquarters for coal oven crews, affecting Dunmore. Currently most employees live in town, but after February most will reside in Avoca with only about ten old crews remaining, many having moved from Hinley and Avoca after buying land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Wailroad
Avoca
Hinley
Dunmore
Surface crackings near Nav Aug mine cause local alarm
Near the Nav Aug mine residents fear a renewed cave in after surface fissures emerged close to where thirty two men narrowly escaped entombment six weeks earlier. Houses show structural shifts with doors and windows out of plumb and risk of collapse. Heveses cleared and adjoining Spencer mine also affected though no Nay Ang company workers were inside yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nav Aug
George Jones
Patrick Monahan
Spencer
Nay Ang Company
Revival at Tripp Avenue Church Draws Modest Rainy Attendance
Rain and a fair audience greet Ms. Cobb who speaks on What Is Faith. She outlines faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen and asks how faith is obtained. Three accept Christ as Savior at close. services continue this week and Baptism rites will be held Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Ms. Cobb
Christ
Drummer evangelist leads meeting and converts noted
The drummer evangelist Tew WL Th Williams opened with a congregational droxology and spoke on No Room for Jesus. Ph Vin Cleft Rev Kramer and Van Cleft plan afternoon visits to urge attendance and church membership grows with nine names and several conversions. Williams preached Christ must have the right of way and be invited into each heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Senate
Vin Cleft
Kramer
van Cleft
Wil- Hems
Williams
Jesus
Christ
Teen in Philadelphia shoots self at home in quarrel claim
Exclusive wire reports John Gee a 16 year old of Philadelphia died by suicide in his home after a dispute with his mother. Authorities note no other persons were involved and the incident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
John Gee
Philadelphia
Nodly
Has She
South Scranton Social: Farewell to Friends at Pittston Avenue
A pleasant surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Walter Faust at 2 Pittston Avenue with many friends attending. Gumes and amusements followed by refreshments. attendees listed include Edward Jenne Edward Koeller Philip Kiefer George Hofnage and several Misses Kiefer Golling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Faust
Pittston Avenue
Edward Jenne
Edward Koeller
Philip Kiefer
George Hofnage
Scranton Athletic Club elects 1934 officers at meeting
At the Scranton Athletic Club gathering in Athletic Hall Alder street, officers were chosen for the year: President Charles Murach, Vice President Fred Neuls, Recording Secretary George Wirth, Financial Secretary John Schunk, Trustee three years Charles Rose, Librarian John Roth. The Fourteen Friends at Hotel Best also elected officers for the ensuing year: President John Demuth, Vice President Charles Hier, Recording Secretary B. F. Moore, Financial Secretary W. Ziesmer, Treasurer John Schunk, Sergeant at Arms Albert Helier, Steward James F. Best. In a basketball game at St Johns Hall the Defenders beat the Comets 20 to 0. Defenders players listed. Comets players listed. umpires, timekeepers, and referee named.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Athletic Hall
Alder Street
Charles Murach
Fred Neuls
George Wirth
John Schunk
Charles Rose
John Roth
Friends
Hotel Best
John Demuth
Charlies Hier
B. F. Moore
W. Ziesmer
Albert Helier
James F. Best
Carriage Dragged By Iron Company Cars On Cedar Avenue
A driver near the Roaring Brook bridge yesterday afternoon observed a trip of Lackawanna Iron and Steel cars on Cedar avenue. They struck the carriage and dragged it about fifty feet along racks. The driver leaped to safety from a perilous fall. The carriage had no other occupants and was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Robinson
Cedar Avenue
Roaring Brook Bridge
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Roaring Brook
Local clubs and notices from the Scranton area
Regular Junger Maennerchor rehearsal at Germania hall this evening. Funeral for Louis Kaest ner of Prospect avenue Saturday at St Marys church with requiem mass and interment in Twentieth ward cemetery. Star Social club at Mertz halls tonight. Democrata caucus Tuesday evening at 3 pm at Joseph Kramers Prospect avenue home. Recent officers elected by Patriotic council No 822 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics listed. A lot in the Nineteenth ward donated to Prospect Avenue Church of Peace to be auctioned at the forthcoming fair. Donahue and Helriegel return to Dickinson Law after holidays. Catholic Belief and Beneficiary association officers to be installed this evening, followed by entertainment. Ringgold band annual hall set for February 18.
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Junger Maennerchor
Germania Hall
Louis Kaestner
Prospect Avenue
St. Mary's Church
River Street
Twentieth Ward
Star Social Club
Mertz’s Hall
Democrata
Nineteenth Ward
Joseph Kramer
Patriotic Council
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Frank J. Brown
Julius, Helter
Orresponding
FP. A. Medel
Peter Hartman
William Young
Theodore Brown
Edward Smith
Inside Sentinel
Herman Schultz
Junior Sentinel
Charles Hoffman
EL Bmilth
Julius Helter
Arthur Held
Select Council
Arthur BR. Held
Joseph Schults
Erie and Wyoming
Prospect Avenue Church of Peace
Scranton Land and Improvement Company
Thomas I, Donahue
Florence Helriegel
Dickinson Law School
Catholic Belief and Beneficiary Association
Pharmacy Hall
Hall of the Ringgold Band
Northwest Scranton Father Whitty dance crowns costume and cake walk winners
At the Father Whitty society country dance in North Scranton prizes were awarded for most original costumes and best cake walk. Michael Murray and Miss Mamie Saltry won costumes. Patrick Hart and Miss Fanning won cake walk. Six couples competed. judges were Alvin Decker Joseph F Evans and John Spyder. Proceeds exceeded 200 dollars. A Pennsylvnia Bible Institute officer will address a meeting at the YWCA Saturday at 7 45. All are invited. The week of prayer closes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Whitty Society
Michael Murray
Mamie Saltry
Patrick Hart
Mise Fanning
Alvin Decker
Joseph F. Evans
John Spyder
Rev
C. E. Hurlburt
Pennsylvania Tible Institute
Philadelphia
African Inland Mission
Presbyterian church hosts Peace theme and local events
The Presbyterian church presents The Reign of the Prince of Peace tonight. A benefit ball for Mrs. James Boyd will be at St. Marys hall. Davis drug store offers prompt Tribune deliveries. Indoor baseball at the Auditorium featuring the Combination team and Fenner & Mickerson clerks. Mrs. Corrigan visits Wilkes-Barre. Frank Fidler recovers from illness. Night school remains open at No 25 school for young men. William Hopkins visiting New York. Thomas Mills named constable replacing Bernard Davis who died. M J Levern runs for alderman Twentieth ward.
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Presbyterian Church
Prince of Peace
James Boyd
St. Mary's Hall
The
Tribune
Davis
Main Avenue
Market Street
Fenner & Mickerson
John Corrigan
Charles Street
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Fidler
Farewell party for Rose Evans before Portland departure
Mr. and Mrs. Hansee hosted a farewell gathering at 1221 North Main Avenue for Miss Rose Evans who leaves for Portland next Saturday. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments. a long list of attendees includes Dr. Frederict family Mackes Decker Reese Treverton and others. Revival services continue at Court Street Methodist Episcopal church and D. Dewitte and G. Clark recover from illness.
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Hansee
North Main Avenue
Rose Evans
Portland
Ines
Frederict
A. F. Mackes
Jason Mille
Mite
Emma Marckes
L.,. Smith
Elijah Decker
L. W. Decker
Helen Reese
Brockway
Fpauver
Trigo
May Hansee
Liza Krumhar
Emma Krumhar
Helen Treverton
Mary Treverton
Thomas Treverton
Robert Edwards
Mary Edwards
Minnie Fauver
Shannon
MissionaryMeeting At Green Ridge Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary society of Green Ridge Baptist will meet Friday at 2 13 PM Mrs Kimball will oversee the program All church and congregation members invited The Ladies Aid will meet after the missionary session at the close of the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Obituary notice for Benjamin J. Krapp and William Henry
William Henry of West Market Street died Wednesday night at 10 o clock after a long illness. Benjamin J. Krapp of Greenwood died Wednesday after eleven months of Brights disease in Lackawanna County. Krapp was a longtime elder of the M E Presbyterian Church and former superintendent of the Greenwood chapel Sunday school. Survived by a wife seven children Stew A H Cooke of Beaumont Mir John MM Codygan of Scranton and Marela Hattie Malph Genevieve and Carl at home. Funeral today at Greenwood chapel at 2 o clock with burial in Mercy cemetery. William Henry had a wife and seven children John Thomas Paul Catherine and Mary among survivors. Both obituaries note long residence in Scranton area and local ties.
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Benjamin J. Krapp
Greenwood
Hla
Bright
Lackawanna
Nia Ute
Mecte
Greenwood Chapel
Sumiay School
Stew A. H. Cooke
Beaumont
Mir
John MM. Codygan
Scranton
Marela
Hattie
Malph
Genevieve
Carl
Murey Cemetery
William Vienry
West Market Street
Not Favored by Foreign Powers
A dispatch from The Associated Prent reports that foreign powers show little favor toward the United States withdrawing certain negotiations from Pekin to Washington or another capital. The president has ordered the reduction of the negotiations and instructed U S diplomats abroad to inform governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
United States
Pekin
Othr
United
Grand Jury Returns Indictments for Varied Crimes
The grand jury began sessions listing counts of cruelty to animals embezzlement malicious mischief larceny by bailee rape attempted rape false pretenses and other offenses against numerous named individuals with several bills ignored and costs to be paid as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Masters
W. W. Williams
John Timlin
Frank Robling
Charles Willianm
L. Little
Winifred Noon
Steve Doyle
John Yates
Mamie Lewis
John Lee
Walter Reynolds
Malicent Welnbrake
William Robinson
Trespace
Howard L. Felker
Lewin
Tra Drake
Poe and Battery
Seth Jones
Ben Jomee
Plovd Miller
Emmna Dwyer
T Eager
John O'fora
J. Bentham
John James
Henry Klinkle
Wenry Medlarrity
Costa
Bridget Gaffney
Mary Chaffney
Livnie Davie
Margaret Randall
Po Alonso Cobb
Caleb Bates
Poe
Samuel
Patrick Measitt
Adam Kidlat
Anthony Moran
James White
Henry Martin
Stanley Madock
Richard Barrow
J. J. Brune
Mh M. Johnston
Joseph Usheh
Leo Sathond- Aki
Charles Fordowski
Constant Ruchiislee
Branislot Vischenski
Probate filings reveal three wills admitted in city
The will of Rev. Charles J. Bradbury, late of this city, was admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Charles F.E. Bradbury. The will of Patrick W. Feeley, late of Olyphant, was admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Mary Feeley. The will of Burney Gilmartin, late of Carbondale, was admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Bridget Gilmartin, his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Bradbury
Wille Koch
Charles FE. Bradbury
Patrick W. Feeley
Olyphant
Mary Feeley
Burney Gilmartin
Carbondale
Bridget Gilmartin
Money and Character in The World's Work
The author argues wealth makes a strong character, insisting material prosperity benefits morality in the long run. Strong men pursue wealth as natural exercise, finding joy in growth, power, and self-improvement through enterprise across eras and endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ufe
Alger and Root Contrast in Public Demeanor and Style
The article compares Secretary of War Alger with his successor Root. Alger appears as a private businessman with a formal dignity that creates distance, while Root is described as a fighting lawyer with natural reserve and blunt, direct business manners.
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Alger
Root
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