Spirit over Letter Guides First Methodist Sermon
At First Methodist Episcopal Church Rev A F Chaffee preached on living by spirit not letter citing II Corinthians. He traced legal history from Sparta to modern law stressing that the constitution and prayers require spirit behind words. After the sermon six January probation Baptisms were performed, including Arthur Tiffany and Blanche Hall.
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First
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. F. Chaffee
Sparta
Athens
United States
Church of Jesus Christ
Earth
Arthur A. Tiffany
Elvira J. Munroe
J. A. Ammerman
Blanche D. Hall
Charles M. Tucker
Funeral for Eva Vaughan Held at Salem Avenue Home
Eva Vaughan died Thursday evening at Carbondale hospital after three months of illness. The funeral was conducted yesterday at the brother W. Fulkerson’s Salem avenue home with Rev A F Chaffee of the First Methodist Episcopal church delivering the sermon. A quartette performed as floral tributes were arranged and pallbearers listed. Present from outside the city were Mrs Hedley of Honesdale and Charles Fulkerson of Baltimore along with Vaughn children Roy Grace and Madge. Interment was private in Brookside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Vaughan
Carbondale Hospital
W. Fulkerson
Salem Avenue
A. F. Chaffee
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Misa Kilpatrick
Miss Pailey
W. D. Evans
W. RR. Moon
The Mineral of Samuel Reynolds Dies from Gas Poisoning
Samuel Reynolds died Thursday night at age 1 from coal gas poisoning. The funeral was held Saturday at 1 pm at his nephew Frank Wells’s home 2 Pike Street. Rev. Charles F. Lee of First Presbyterian Church officiated. Pallbearers were Warren Snyder Nathan English William Snyder George Cole W H Williams and W F B Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Reynolds
Frank Wells
Pike Street
Charles F. Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Warren Snyder
Nathan English
William Snyder
George Cole
W. H. Williams
W. F B. Lane
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Campbell Held in City
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Campbell took place Saturday morning beginning at a given hour. The procession moved from the Upper Canada street home to the Church of St Jose de Lima for a high mass of requiem. Rev J A Moffitt of Taylor officiated, with Rev George Dixon deacon and Rev Walter Gorman ab deacon. Wy J J Gunn of Scranton attended as a guest. Mina May Moffitt sang during the services.
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Margaret Campbell
Upper Canada Street
St. Jose de Lima
J. A. Moffitt
Taylor
Eloquent Eulogy at Funeral Held for Departed Woman
Rev Father Dixon delivered an eloquent eulogy for the departed woman while pallbearers including Hon J W Kilpatrick P H Gilleran P A Carrol J B Gilhool Henry Carter B A Kelly John E Brown and Michael Howard carried the casket at the funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Dixon
J. W. Kilpatrick
P. H. Gilleran
P. A. Carrol
J. B. Gilhool
Henry Carter
B. A. Kelly
John E. Brown
Michael Howard
Getty to lecture on Martin Luther at Berean capital church
Rev G A Getty a leading New York Lutheran minister will speak twice on Martin Luther at Berean capital church in a People’s lecture course. Tickets 60 cents each evening to ensure full view of the stereopticon scenes. tickets available in leading stores and parish members. requests by postal card to the parsonage. Dates Tuesday and Wednesday January 22 and 23.
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G. A. Getty
New York
Berean Capital Church
Martin Luther
Mall
Hughes and Boylan Lead Delegates in Ward Primaries
In Democratic primaries for the Third and Fourth wards held Saturday evening at various polling places, P. F. Hughes won eight delegates and Thomas Boylan secured six. Hughes delegates include Neary Pidgeon Kennedy Michaels Malley Gordon May Donnelly. Boylan delegates include Savage Moran McDonald Toolun Walsh Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Hughes
Thomas Boylan
Hughes
Messrs
Kennedy and
Michaels
Malley
Gordon
May
Donnelly
Boylan
Savage and
Moran
Meters
McDonald and
Toolun
Messie
Walsh and Kirkwood
Miners to Dance Social Slated by Local 1011 UMWA
Local 1011 miners from North Side collieries plan a large Watts hall social on Wednesday evening. Wagner's orchestra will provide music and Prof Rogan will conduct the dancing. Members report good success in selling tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
North Side
Watts Hall
Wagner
Rogan
Arabian Degree Klan Formed In Town Society
The Arabian Degree Klan, a new side degree to the Junior American Mechanics, was instituted on Friday night as a social order. Officers elected include Grand Prophet Charles Halley presiding, with W J Finch as imperial high potentate, C W Gardner grand wizard, W F E Matthews grand magi, and others such as Charles D Bailey prophet, W H Stephens first regulator, A B Cook second regulator, A E Meyers grand ink slinger, J A States grand boolder, with Harry Dolph inside lictor and W B Whitlock outside lictor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mechanics
Charles Halley
Inmperial High Potentate
W. J. Finch
C. W. Gardner
W. F E. Matthews
Charles D. Bailey
W. H. Stephens
A. B. Cook
H. M. Baker
A. E. Meyers
J. A
Harry Dolph
W. B. Whitelock
Silk Mill and United Mine Workers Hear Wage Adjustment
The executive committee of the Silk Mill Workers' union and the United Mine Workers committee met yesterday afternoon in the city building mayor's room to hear reports on the Klots Throwing company dispute. Father Coffey's ruling on wage scale increases is expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Mill Workers’ Union
United Mine Workers
Father Coffey
Caboose Runs Away in Yard Causing Major Coal Car Crash
A caboose in the Delaware and Hudson yard on Saturday afternoon ran away during switching at the yard’s upper end. It struck a standing coal train near the freight house, wrecking the caboose and spilling several tons of coal onto the road.
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Delaware and Hudson Yard
Common Council Regents Regular Session Tonight
The common council will meet in regular session this evening contingent on quorum. No major measures are expected. annual department reports will be received and December bills, favored by the finance committee, will likely be acted upon.
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Common Council
Finance Committee
City Assessments Show Small Overall Increase
The city assessors completed tax duplicate footings and compared them to last year. Total city increase is 20 578 with the Sixth ward at 26 998, the Third 2 758 and the Fifth 165. other wards show declines totaling 2 704.
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Warde
Wotala
Delaware and Hudson Company
Third Ward
Central Pennsylvania Brewing Company
Electric Light Company
Carbondale Gas Company
Young Men's Concert Planned in First Congregational Church
Plans for the Young Men's union concert next Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the First Congregational church are complete. Richard Lloyd leads the event with a program featuring piano solos, vocal selections, quartet items, and a finale with multiple artists including Mary Davies, Eleanor Jones, and William Roberts.
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Young Men's Union
First Congregational Church
Richard Lloyd
Mise Allee Bridguts
Mineutl Mi
Prundage
Mise Davis
Mesa
Atal Dhulerta
Sulo
Loch Lomond
Wayridh
William A. Toberta
Ldveie Hughes Brundage Diet
William 1D
Frane
William A. Roberts
Mary Davies
Tro
Chapman Mee
Luvy Vannan Maddock
Evans
Shepherd
Welgand Mis
Brinlage
Mes
Roberts
Eleanor Jones Selo
Lucy Viannan Mathews Selo
the Heavenly Song
Dlamilton Gray William PD
Evahe
Solo
George Mills Tro
Cceecesnes Ramdogier
Landeguer
Pirough
Ty Morir Williwin A
Sudden Death of Mrs Swingle In South Canaan
Relatives report the sudden death of Mrs Phineas Swingle formerly Miss Mary Jaggers in South Canaan. About 45 years old she collapsed at home with heart trouble as the cause. A highly esteemed resident, she was well known in this city and friends mourn her loss. Interment followed in South Canaan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas Swingle
South Canaan
Swingle
Mary Jaggers
Carbondale Added to United States Health Reports List
Secretary W G Myone of the board of health announces Carbondale is included among sixty etudes whose weekly health reports appear in the federal pamphlet Public Health. It is the only city in the state section represented, and the pamphlet will widely publicize the city’s healthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Myone
Board of Health
Carbondale
United States
Central Labor Union Forms Federal Union in Forest City
Organizer John Hermes of the Central Labor union led a gathering in Forest City Saturday night to establish a Federal union with representatives from all building trades. The local union covers Archbald to Forest City and Jermyn already has a Federal union. Local officers distribute buttons urging the public to ensure union stamps on all shoes purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hermes
Central Labor Union
Forest City
Archbald
Jermyn
Local Organizations Mentioned in Carbondale Area
The passage lists groups including Olive Leaf lodge No 156 1 O O F Federal union No 7204 Patriotic Order Lone of America Carbondale council No 820 and Knights of Columbus detailing fraternal and civic bodies active in the area.
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Common Council
Olive Leaf Lodge
O. O. F. Federal Union
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
Carbondale Council
Knights of Columbus
Reading Course to Meet at Epworth League Night
The Epworth League will hold its second Reading Course session at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Terrace Street tonight. All interested in the work are invited to attend.
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Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Terrace Street
Missionary Society Meeting At Methodist Church Lecturedom
The Women’s Christian Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold a meeting in the church lecturedom on Friday afternoon this week.
Local Social Notes From York And Nearby
Henry Albrecht visits York Pennsylvania. Mra Wells of South Canaan shares Saturday in town with friends. Miss Annie Donnelly of Scranton visits friends in town. Councilman Battle and wife attend distant relative’s funeral in Parsons. Mrs Watt of Washington Street ill with diphtheria shows improvement. Master Mechanic Rennie of D and H shops suffers a grip attack. Specialty diseases of women Dr Treverton offers free consultations in Room 1 Globe store hours 1 to 420 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Albrecht
York
Mra
FE Wells
South Canaan
Annie Donnelly
Scranton
Thomas Battle
Book Street
Parsons
William F. Watt
Washington Street
Rennie
Delaware and Hudson Locomotive Shops
Over Globe
Dr. Treverton
Funeral of Richard Evans Attends Local Congregations
Funeral services for the late Richard Evans were held in the Congregational church with Rev. Magnani St Thompson and Rev. Thomas Cook officiating. Liberty lodge and the Delaware and Hudson Key Fund attended. two floral pillows and a wreath were displayed. Pallbearers included Henry Hoffomer and Patrick Dougher among others. The event drew several out of town mourners and was followed by a large gathering at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evans
Congrega-ional
Magnani St. Thompson
Frat Papitot Church
Thomas Cook
Primitive Methodist Church
Liberty Lodge
No. 188
Knights of Pythias
Delaware and Hudson Key Fund
Henry Hoffomer
Patrick Dougher
John R. Yates
Howard Stuart
Joseph Philipa
Charles Forkill
Thomas Davis
David Jenkins
Lyman H. Howe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ackland von Royle
George 8. Dunn
Main Street
Emily
Edith Bray
Louise Nicholson
Lottie Dunn
Hattie Hill
Edna Blake
Marie Robinson
Alice Green
Helen and
Corrie Whitmore
Hannah Trotter
Lauran Walsh
Bernice Maines
Alice Hagan
Mable Allen
John Green
Aida Stubba
Elwood Allen
Merrih Hockin
Frank Hogarth
Elmer Blake
Charles Buckingham
Joseph Robinson
Carbondale
Misa Muntee Dunn
Mise Minily Rich
Mise May Piser
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Jermyn Entertainment Company
New York
Enterprise Hall
United Mine Workers
Jermyn Company
William Gibbs
Pierson
Winnie
West Mayfield
Scranton
St. James Church
Jessup party reorganizes under Prof John Thomas at hotel parlor
The Jessup male voice party met at P C Walsh hotel parlor and reorganized under Prof John Thomas. Members include John McAndrew John Burke Frank Walsh Theodore Brigiar John Phillips David Morgan Thomas Evans and Michael Burke. They will rehearse Tuesday at 730 PM.
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Jessup
P. C. Walsh
John Thomas
John McAndrew
John Burke
Frank Walsh
Theodore Brigiar
John Phillips
David Morgan
Thomas Evans
Michael Burke
Wasp
Wiliam Brennan
Patrick Roolin
Henry Loftus
Brennan
Joseph Langan
John Carney
Langan
Peter Gaughan
James E. McDermott
John F. Donnelly
John J. Facan
Donnelly
John Loftus
William Gilroy
P. Cc. Walsh
Messrs
John and
Thomas Mack
Moosic Mountain Hotel
Patrick Shanley
Dolph
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Annie McAndrew
Winton
Scranton
P. F. Godfrey
Mary Ellen Curran
Hyde Park
John Hewitt
John Mack
William Lawler
Kelly
Beesie Hastings
Amy McAndrew
Grand Army of the Republic
Funeral of William Smith at Susquehanna Street Home
William Smith funeral held yesterday at 2 PM from his Susquehanna Street home. Rev. George Hague officiated the Welsh Baptist service noting Smith died in the line of duty. Lackawanna Accident al fund cited among attendees. burial in Hyde Park. Also, W. W. Watres post GAR installed officers in Sweeney Building with Blakely Boys Brigade present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Temple Iron Company
Susquehanna Street
George Hague
Welsh Baptist Church
Lackawanna Accidental Fund
Hyde Park
W. W
A. ©. Farrell
P. H. McCann
Griffith Jones
J. B. Williams
J. N. Linbridge
Blakely Boys’ Brigade
Choir Leaders to Receive Chairs at Taylor Event
Tonight in Taylor presents a program honoring Professor W H Thomas and Professor H A Jones as winners of the Christmas eisteddfod readers. Addresses, solos, duets, and a chair presentation follow, with Hyde Park choir joining for Then Round About the Starry Throne. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
Taylor Choir
H. A. Jones
Hyde Park Tabernacle Choir
D. C. Edwards
Dpd. Be, Jones
J. . Watking
William L. Jones
Olwen Howelle
Edith Watkins
Sarah Price
Arthur Morgans
W. L. Jones
J. F. Tubbs
Watkins Party
Edith
Gertrude Watkins
H. H. Harris
J. BE. Watkins
Neva, Co. Evans
D. P. Jones
Hyde Park
Frederick Dilcher
United Mine Workers of America
Basham's Hall
Century Hose Company
Elmer T. Daniele
Thomas J. Hughes
Albert Lewis
Evan G. Watkins
Henry M. Howells
Gomer E. Davie
Harry Sweet
Reese Williams
Thos. Falmonds
George Evans
Richard Howelle
George Perry
Edward Sweet
John W. Griffiths
Thomas Harris
J. T. Jones
William MH. Thomas
William Harris
C. H. van Horn
George M
Thomas
Evan G
Merritt Lowry
North Taylor
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Nelson Lowry
Clifford
American Protestant Association
Reese's Hall
No. 2
Parker's Hall
Norma Johns
Qulu Jones
Freneea Watkins
Masters Leslie
Spencer Reese
John Powell
Arthur Davis
Henry Watkins
Minon Nellie
Sadie Gendall
Peckville
Emblem
Sons of Temperance
Richard Williams
Washington Street
Providence
William Davie
lAzzie
Routh Scranton
Mucsia
David Davin
Main Street
Focal Branch
Tnnted Mine Workers of America
Hasham
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Cure Ad
A one day remedy claim promises relief from cold symptoms with Laxative Bromo Quinine. The ad offers the tablet for 26 cents with a no cure no pay guarantee.
Morris Chairs With Solid Oak Frames and Velvet Upholstery
One day price offered for Morris chairs featuring substantial solid oak frames and renaissance velour upholstery with a polished finish. Limited details and no final price provided.
High Grade Couches with Elm Frames and Distinct Tufting
Oak or mahogany framed sofas offered with high grade springs and deep biscuit tufting. Padded upholstery described as hand somely pcolstered with regular sis. Fer ONG GAV as weaeerensicves.
Loris Hero Surrender and a Patient Love
In a San Francisco Post tale, Dr Carroll opposes his patient Dorothy Harmon’s view of marriage. He proposes not a union of work but a home and love, yet she fears love may threaten her independence. After a bitter reception, Dorothy rejects him, and Dr Carroll departs with Mrs. Carroll for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harmon
Mrs. Carroll
Dorothy
Thurston
Young Edeon
San Francisco
Comedian Francis Wilson on success and hard work
Francis Wilson explains success as a result of application and persistence in show business. The piece cites Andrew Carnegie and recalls his early minstrel and acting days, noting constant effort and the shift from entertainment to speaking lines. It also includes an advertisement about deafness treatment and Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
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Francis Wilson
America
Andrew Carnegie
Wild Horses
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