Annual Pew Setting at Tenn Avenue Baptist Church
City notes report the Tenn Avenue Baptist Church annual pew setting to be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Other items include a Green Ridge Woman's Club meeting this afternoon, a Knight of Columbia dancing class event next Thursday, St Thomaa's College students performing The Midden Gem, a fatal thumb hand injury in Priceburg, and various local meetings and notices across community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn Avenue Baptist Church
Green Ridge Woman's Club
Green Ridge Library
Ulass Boowtal
Xdal Muder
Knight of Columbia
Thonday
Maver'n Orchestra
Tueeday
St. Thomaa
Cardinal Wiseman
MoAll
Mra. Janes A. Linen
Jefferson Avenue
Auvillary
Tocniversary
Tir
Paria
Recove Mission
oWlock
Mission Hoon
Pranklin Avenue
Local arrests and union drive amid weekly financials in Scranton area
Gertie Kirk of Bridge Street was arrested after trying to leave the city to deceive a woman in Reymond county and was released after paying a fine. About 35 cab and coach drivers formed a branch of the International Team Drivers Union at the Grand Central Hotel, with a second meeting set for January 3 to formalize the organization. Weekly clearings at the Traders National Bank for the Scranton Clearing House district totaled 1,? million with daily figures listed, compared to last year’s 1,066,967.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Kirk
Bridge Street
Mary Emith
Reymond Cow
Millar
Grand Central Hotel
International ‘Team Drivers’ Union of America
Scranton Clearing Mouse Association
Thoreday
Quarterly Convention of Scranton Total Abstinence Men
At the First district Catholic Total Abstinence societies convention held in St John’s hall Capouse avenue Rev J J Curran Wilkes Barre urged zeal and unity. Delegates planned Lent pledge cards and a St Thomas college hall entertainment to bolster the district treasury with a next meeting set for St Leos West Scranton in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abstinence Societies
Scranton
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Father Curran
United Mine Workers
St. Thomas’ College Hall
St. John’a Society
South Scranton
Coure
T. Phllips
Margaret Dutkin
Thomas Connery
Deeph Murphy
Dolph Knapp
Busy Week at Court House Opens Three Weeks of Pleas
The grand jury is continued and a three weeks term of common pleas opens this morning. A busy week follows with many important trials. On Tuesday the annual term of the Superior Court begins and will run for about two weeks drawing many attorneys from the state to argue cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Superior Court
Lackawanna Opens Hoboken Dining Room and Lunch Counter
The Lackawanna railroad introduces a new Hoboken terminal dining room and lunch counter on January 12. After over four months of construction, the airy eatery offers modern kitchen equipment, high quality tableware, and a large varied menu. Prices aim to be reasonable, matching the railroad’s renowned dining car service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lackawanna Railroad
Hoboken Terminal
United States
Cara
Hoboken
Outraged Pulpit Sermon Urges Return of Lost Youth and Honor
Reverend Robert F. Y. Pierce denounces a corporation for stripping Scranton’s people of dignity. He warns that Absalom's downfall mirrors modern youth sin and condemns the city’s transfers dispute, urging return of sons and daughters to better paths and to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Scranton
Hfe
Religious News Notes and Evangelical Meetings Begin
A religious page notes a Malty Xame society reereption at St Peter's Cathedral next Sunday night. Charles B Wirthart recently spoke at Second Presbyterian in a large audience. Evangelical meetings open at All Souls University Church led by LL DD Hey NS 8 Bago begin a week of nightly services with a sermon on Place Through Conflict. Providence Presbyterian hosts a service by Dr George E Guill with Bible readings and a homily. The week features massed singing as the theme We Went Away Sorrowful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Charles B. Wirthart
Second Presbyterian Church
Bago
LL. DD
AIL Souls Univertist Church
Cynflict
Providence Presbyterian
Hos
George E Guill
Massine
Ash Street Metropolitan Church Officer Delivers Sermon
At a postenday afternoon meeting in the Hall and Young Men's Christian Association room, secretary W. W. Addin gave a brief talk Reed, He Comet, noting the role of youths who follow after Him and where the Lord attends. The discourse recalled the young man told by Christ to sell his worldly possessions and follow Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awatin
Ash Street
Methodiet
Christ
Wewrd
Poatenday
Hailtad Young Men
W. W. Addin
Reed
Uji
A. J. Harbew
Bridge Builder Frank Condon Found Dead Near Avoca
The body of Frank Condon, 34, a bridge builder for the Erie and Wyoming Valley company, was found Saturday morning on a partially completed Avoca bridge. He likely fell while returning from town Friday night. Undertaker McGowan handled the rites and the remains were sent to his mother in Long Island City. The deceased left a wife and one child, who resided with Mrs. James in West Avoca. A United Bridge Workers committee accompanied the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Condon
Erie and Wyoming Valley Company
Avoca
McGowan
Condon
Long Island City
James
West Avoca
United Bridge Workers
Grand jury fails to indict magistrates in continued inquiry
In a Saturday report the grand jury did not issue indictments against county magistrates as investigations into their conduct continue. The jury will resume today with further evidence planned. a court order extended the inquiry for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Coyne
Local Candidate Seeks Ninth Ward Council Nomination
Peter N Haan announces candidacy for Republican nomination in Crawford County Ninth Ward. He asks supporters to aid in the coming primary election and pledges to serve taxpayers and citizens to the best of his ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Crawford County
Peter N, Haan
Boiler Blast at Green Ridge Ironworks Wrecks Boiler Room
An explosion at F. M. A. D. Spencer's Green Ridge Ironworks on Green Ridge Street near the Delaware and Hudson crossing ripped a large boiler in two and scattered debris up to 200 yards. No one was injured though a brick narrowly missed Fred Seelig's children sleeping in a second story room. The other three boilers were damaged and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seelig
Penman
F. M. & A. D. Spencer
Green Ridge
Fred Mertz
BR. J. Penman
George McNeal
Dickson Avenue
Delaware
Jin
Green Ridge Street
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Saeigs
Bowers Candy Store
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Dr. Hand Condensed Milk Co
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams Avenue
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Postoffice
Frederick Natret
Priceburg
Mwe
Mosca ‘Taylor Beepital
Ripple
Miles
Geneml Stewart
Albright Memorial Dba
Syracuse Rapid Transit Railway
Syracuse
Gros E Courage
Broadway
N. Y
ATURE
Commonwealth Bldg
Horanton
Dave
Madson
Macket Phoek
Carbondale
Pamongers
Honesdale
Diocesan Union
Socretien
St. Paul's
Grean Ride
West Scranton
St. Leo's Battalion
Father
DR. Pierce
Scranton Railway Company
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
King David
Absalom
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Religious News Notes
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George Bushell
Stephen Tver
John Mickocko
John Ruddy
Fred Holm
John dQuinn
John Muldoon
Rob Ling
Piri
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Com Eibex
Frank Keiling
John Jack
Anna Paseo
Peet Foster
John Wilson
Frank Robling
Ballee
Cari Nafua
HM. Goldsmith
Tnetrment
Vragh Compton
Hila Heglin
Alfred Micketes
Bila Begtin
Fornwatha
Marty
Roman
Cinwee Tinton
Frank Compton
Mes
M. I. Medlin
Laroci
Rollee
Morris Poener
William Parrin
Frank Moe
Ageault
Uuttery
Stephen Gilly
Themais Lovwhett
Genoa
Alexander Cook
Nash Kegelia
Stanislaus Selmo
Ski
Ware “Zowhivk
Michael Smith
Genie Monet
Gino George Cleon
George Kinovik
Dali Hopewell
Willian McDeowell
Brooke
Charles Watotke
Roebling
Poe
Steven Gooch
Chithw Watosay
F. Rolting
Matlee
George Orehula
K. Rahor
Fice
Marcaret Cealy
M. Crippen
John Fite
John Bollock
Clarius Moeteohier
Charles s+ tard
Frode Mobiuria
Jeroe Anault
Tatter—Willling Artodd
Morton A. Wier
A. A. Glinakiy
J. McGlonphi
Hermid J. Kelly
Eeyrre Pe Laveeny
Elly Maxwell
Sarah Mirath
Adam Kidlalith
Lena Moran
Pavex
Awaulaml
Spruce Street
Viennas
Rombrans
Cheviots
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
Libbey
Europe
Crina Yall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wrombs Avenue
Dr. Reyer
Schimpff
Neversity
Mercereau & Connell
Diamonds
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Carpet & Furniture Co
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