Memorial services for Hon William Morrison in Carbondale
The late Hon William Morrison is honored with a double memorial this week. Carbondale Knights of Columbus will hold a public memorial Friday with music a requiem calling of the roll and a eulogy by a close associate. A high mass of requiem will be sung Saturday at St Rose Church for Mr Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morrison
Carbondale Counch
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Clark
Archbald
St. Rose Church
Morrison
Appointment for Dr. Charles Bridgett at home visit
Dr. Charles Bridgett latest graduate from Medico Chirurgical hospital is visiting his mother Mrs. Catherine Bridgett on Carte avenue. He has secured two hospital surgeon appointments, a notable achievement. He has been appointed as surgeon at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bridgett
Charles Bridgett
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Catherine Bridgett
Carte Avenue
Bridgett
Coffee's Weight on Old Age Testimony Stresses Postum Benefits
North Carolina public schools superintendent C Wright testifies about his mother once a heavy coffee drinker. After switching to Postum he notes relief from heart trouble fatigue and stomach issues. He says the family also benefited and that his mother improved greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wright
North Carolina
Ayub
Postum
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital Appointment In Philadelphia
The article notes Dr. Bridgett will fill the appointment at the Medico-Chirurgical hospital and at Blocksley, drawing on the hospital practices at both institutions. It highlights his anticipated success and urges readers to vote in the congressional primary tomorrow between 4 and 7 PM at regular polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vole
After Fourteen Years at Berean Baptist
Rev Dr Spencer received a cordial welcome from the Berean Baptist congregation marking long and valued ties with Baptist interest in the city. The service saw a large attentive audience as he preached a forceful sermon reflecting his decades of pastoral work and esteem within the Blakely Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Spencer
D. D
Berean Baptist Church
Spencer
Blakely Baptist Church
Obituaries: William Bone and Hannah Coughlan
William Bone of Carbondale died at home on Cemetery Street after six months of pulmonary illness. He was born in Cornwall Mag in 1860 and worked at the Delaware and Hudson car shops. Survived by wife a son two brothers Rev John Bone and Michard and sister Mrs E J Pethrick. Funeral at Cemetery Street with Rev A F F Chaffee officiating. Interment Maplewood cemetery. Hannah Coughlan grandmother of Mrs W W Pletcher died in Harford Susquehanna County after paralysis last Monday. She lived seven years with Dr and Mrs W W Fletcher in Carbondale. Survived by son Merritt Coughlan and daughter Mrs Julian Estabrook. Services at Harford home at one, burial Harford cemetery. William O Malley fif teen months old son of Mr and Mrs Edward O Malley died Friday and was buried at St Rose cemetery Saturday.
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William Bone
England
Carbondale
Cemetery Street
Mr. Bone
Cornwall
Mag
Delaware and Hudson
John Bone
Mayfield
Michard
South Canaan
E. J. Pethrick
A. FF. Chaffee
Maplewood Cemetery
Hannall Coughlan
W. W. Pletcher
Harford
Susquehanna County
Merritt Coughlan
Julian Estabrook
Nstabrook
Mr. Hawkins
Congregational Church
Harford Cemetery
William O'Malley
Edward O'Malley
Devine Avenue
St. Rose Cemetery
Will Elect Teachers At School Board Meeting
The school board will hold a meeting tonight to elect teachers for the coming year. All current teachers are expected to be reappointed except Miss Lucy Joslin whose resignation due to her mother’s frail health creates an uncertain vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Joslin
Misa Joslin
Local unions and civic groups meet school board agenda
Belect Cornell Olive Leaf Lodge Odd Fellows Typographical Union No 200 Federal Union No 7204 Branch 163 National Association Letter Carriers Young Men's Institute Patriotic Order Sons of America Barbers Union gather to discuss school board matters and community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belect Cornell
Olive Leaf Lodge
Odd Fellows
Typographical Union
Federal Union
Branch
National Association Letter Carriers
Young Men's Institute
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Barber's Union
Editor Gritman Seeks Rest at Lake Poyntelle Bass Fishing
Gritman Evening Leader managing editor spends days at Lake Poyntelle seeking mountain retreat. He enjoys bass fishing at the well stocked lake and nearby lakes in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gritman
Evening Leader
Lake Poyntelle
Finals Set For Tennis Tourney Between Paul And Swigert
The finals in the tennis tournament will be played today between Mr. Paul and Mr. Swigert. Widespread speculation surrounds who will win the prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Mr. Swigert
Anniversary Mass for Mrs Murphy Planned at St Rose
A month’s mind service for the late Mrs Murphy will be held this week at St Rose Church. The anniversary mass is scheduled for Friday morning at 7 30 o clock.
Visitors flock to Crystal Lake as crowds grow
Crystal Lake drew a full quota of visitors yesterday led by a local party from the city including Mrs. Patrick Early and Miss Elizabeth. The gathering highlighted a busy day with many residents enjoying the lake scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Patrick Early
Elizabeth
Notable Guests At Pittston Gathering Include Local Figures
Attendees listed include Mame Early John Barry Victor Early and their guests Misses Mary and Teresa O Malley from Pittston Professor W A Scott Mr and Mrs George Mille Patrick McCann and Miss Mary McCann Misses Elizabeth Moyles and Nellie Farrell posing for a group event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Early
John Barry
Victor Early
Mary and
Teresa O'Malley
Pittston
W. A. Scott
Mia
George Mille
Patrick McCann
Slater
Mary McCann
Elizabeth Moyles
Nellie Farrell
Carbondale Knights of Columbus Dedication Night
The Carbondale council Knights of Columbus opens its new McAndrew building on South Malin street with the first degree ceremony for a large class of candidates. District Deputy W F Shein of Scranton will lead military exercises with support from Scranton council officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Council
Knights of Columbus
Scranton
W. F. Shein
Scranton Council
McAndrew
Malin Street
Dance at Honesdale Invitation for CarbondaleYouth
Invitations have been received by Carbondale youths for a social dance at the Central theatre Honesdale tomorrow evening under a circle of Maple City Indies. Miss Elizabeth Ryan and other young ladies are patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Central Theatre
Honesdale
Maple City
Elizabeth Ryan
May Finnerty
Sadie
Minnie O'Connell
Sadie Coleman
Margaret Reilly
Johnnie Drumm
May Campbell
Gertrude Reilly
Grace Clark
Elizabeth Shanley
Wheeler and Munn Start Delaware Wheeling Tour
Dr. H. C. Wheeler and C. R. Munn, publisher of the Saturday Review, began a wheeling tour Saturday evening at 6 22. They traveled over the Delaware and Hudson to Honesdale then Hawley Lackawaxen and Shohola Glen, then followed the Delaware to Delaware Water Gap. They plan to return by train over the Lackawanna and reach home tomorrow.
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H. C. Wheeler
C. RR. Munn
The
Saturday Review
Delaware and Hudson
Honesdare
Hawley
Lackawaxen
Shohola Glen
Delaware
Delaware To Delaware Water Gap
Lackawanna
Talented Scranton Soprano Delights Berean Church
Miss Ruth Beddoe daughter of Dr G Beddoe of Scranton sang That Beautiful Land on High at the Berean Baptist church morning service. Her rich contralto voice and faultless interpretation mark her as a singer with promise to occupy a conspicuous place in the city. Congregation looks forward to another appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Beddoe
Scranton
Berean
Musical service replaces Sunday sermon at Trinity church
Trinity church forgoes the Sunday evening sermon in favor of a musical service. Last night’s debut under Organist Llewellyn Jones featured Fred J. Widiminger on violin with organ solos and quartette pieces including My Heavenly Home. Future programs will be announced each Saturday.
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Trinity Church
Llewellyn Jones
Fred J. Widiminger
Tours
Herbert
Greig
Home
Cowen
Elks Carni val Draws Central Theatre’s William Silverstone
Familiar Carbondalans and Scranton residents greeted the Elks carnival with lively crowds last week. Manager William J. Silverstone of the Central Theatre Honesdale handled ticket sales, and his work was praised as well done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondallans
Scranton
William J. Silverstone
Central Theatre
Honesdale
Billy
The
Elks
Boys form athletic association on Balem and Lincoln avenues
A group of boys from Balem and Lincoln avenues organize an athletic association led by Walter Frick. They maintain exercise facilities with trapeze, horizontal bars, rings and jumping standards and meet daily to follow their program with parental support.
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Balem
Lincoln Avenues
Walter Frick
Well Located Dennis Gihool Visits Carbondale
Dennis Gihool, a young Carbondale man visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennils Gilhool on Brooklyn street, is noted for his success after moving to Philadelphia two years ago to work as a stenographer for a large directory publishing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gihool
Hope Realized After One Bottle Recovered Traveller
In 1889 Oklahoma settlers faced harsh water and heat leading to severe diarrhea. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in a life saving dose. Relief followed within hours and the patient slept soundly after days of agony. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Fortune
All Druggista
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Scranton Man's Backache
A Scranton resident recounts relief from persistent backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says hours on his feet caused intense pain until the remedy cured him. his wife also used the pills with good results. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philip Garver
Lackawanna and
Penn Avenues
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Directory Staff Appointment Marks New Responsibility
The subject has advanced himself to a responsible position on the directory staff, signaling recognition of his abilities and a shift in duties within the publication. This move places him in a key role overseeing staff coordination and information flow.
Murphy Returns to Bayonne Herald After Home Leave
Matthew J. Murphy, a noted Carbondale newspaper man, resumed his duties last evening at the Bayonne New Jersey Herald after several days at his city home. Friends and former colleagues report he has met with merited success since leaving Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J. Murphy
Bayonne
N. J
Herald
Murphy
Carbondale
Carbondale Lawn Social At Law Residence
Misses Lorine and Nellie Cross of Carbondale and Misses Gertrude and Edith Taylor of New York entertained many young friends on the lawn at the Charles Law residence on Luzerne avenue Wednesday afternoon. The social event featured gatherings of local youths in a casual lawn setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Law
Luzerne Avenue
Lorine
Nellie Cross
Carbondale
Dime Social at Mrs May’s Home on High Street
A dime social will be held tomorrow evening at the residence of Mrs. H. E. May on High street. Mrs. May and Miss Elizabeth Edwards will oversee the event under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church with refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. May
High Street
May
Elizabeth Edwards
Ladies' Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Judson Gelutt Takes Post in Carbondale Move to Terrace Street Home
Judson Gelutt of Uniondale arrives in Carbondale as successor to Captain Thomas Murphy of the International Correspondence Schools. He has rented Alder man Baker’s Terrace street dwelling and will move his family there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Gelutt
Uniondale
Carbondale
Thomas Murphy
International Correspondence Schools
Alderman Baker
Terrace Street
Saint Rose parish ends mass until September start
With the celebration of high mass in St. Rose church yesterday, this service ends until the first Sunday in September. Mass will be celebrated as usual at 10 30 o clock each Sunday, but it will be a low mass with no sermon. Sunday school has also been closed for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Berean Baptist Church Sets 8 PM Annual Meeting
The Berean Baptist church holds its annual meeting at 8 oclock this evening. All members and the congregation should attend as business reports will be presented, trustees and other officers elected, and new work plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Dr. Janes Clune Leaves for South Africa
Dr. Janes Clune departed Saturday for Newark New Jersey after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Clune on Dundaff street He will sail for South Africa on July 16 and be away for three years with the trip set as his long term assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Clune
Newark
N. J
John Clune
Dundaff Street
South Africa
Dr. Clune
Crowded Social Roundup Visits and Guests
Miss Catherine Monahan was a visitor in Green Ridge yesterday. Several locals host and guest exchanges include Misses Florence Harrison Grace and Bertha Hathaway from Paynetille and Miss Louise Brown of Albany visiting Salem avenue. The piece also notes visits by Mr and Mrs KE Davis and Lissle J Davis from Scranton, George Becker from Carbondale, Dr and Mrs Preston of Scranton, and Rev F Harper of Barre Canada en route home after European study. Be sure to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Monahan
Green Ridge
Florence Harrison
Grace
Bertha Hathaway
Paynetile
Louise Brown
Albany
N. Y
Nellie Gallaghy
Salem Avenue
Alice Burr
Binghamton
Jadwin
Birkett Street
Grace Ham
Honesdale
Laura Burr
Lincoln Avenue
KE. F. Davis
Lissle J. Davis
Scranton
William Morgan
George Becker
Carbondale
Preston
Hard
Garfield Avenue
Clark
Lackawanna Valley
Borough Council Meeting Tonight Amid Health Updates
The borough council holds a regular meeting this evening. Frank Hemelright has recovered from pneumonia and can go outdoors. John W. Jones remains ill at home, and Archie Lewis, once with small pox, will be discharged tomorrow with only one exposure case reported. Clarence Blakeslee visits from New York. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kirlin visit their daughter in Scranton. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Thomiun Parry. Funeral attendees from Jermyn mourn Peter G. Rolls in Peckville. Henry Meyers visits relatives in Oxford, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hemelright
John W. Jones
Fourth Street
Archie Lewis
Clarence Blakeslee
New York
G. A. Kirlin
South Scranton
John F. Nicholson
Main Street
Aiittle
Thomiun Parry
West Mayfield
Jermyn
Peter G. Rolls
Peckville
Henry Meyers
Bacon Street
Oxford, N. J
Mists Mamie Lawler Dies at 16 in Sanderson Street Home
Mamie Lawler age 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Lawler of Sanderson Street died at their home at 2 am Saturday of heart disease. She leaves two brothers and a sister. Funeral rites will be held tomorrow with a requiem high mass at St Patrick Church and interment in West Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Lawler
Dennis Lawler
Sanderson Street
St. Patrick’s Church
West Side Cemetery
Joseph Wisely
Michael Lennon
Annie Rielly
Carbondale
M. J. Burke
Park Place
Dunmore Street
Rose Canavan
West Scran
Social Roundup The town greets visiting residents and locals
On Saturday Andrew Farrell hosted at Dunmore street while W L Van Buskirk stayed at his Taylor home. Mr and Mrs FB Gebhard of Jermain visited I W Patten on Delaware street. Officer Daniel Thomas from Wilkes-Barre visited, Miss Cora Jones from Forest City spent time with friends, Mrs Joly Ferguson visited Archbald relatives, Miss Annie Golden of Providence called on friends. Be sure to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Golden
Providence
Choir Plans September Cantata at Methodist Church
The Methodist church choir and volunteers prepare a September cantata led by the chorus of more than forty singers. Patronesses include Mrs. J. S. Custard and others as rehearsals begin weekly for the upcoming performance. Be sure to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhoir
Methodist Church
Our Town
Custard
Mie
Wiliam P. Litts
Ward B. Parker
L. M. Potter
J. A. C. Stone
George P. Myers
John Shippey
Anna M. Smith
Idella TP. Swift
Tightman Dalley
Robert Cameron
H. B. Koons
Cordelia Alger
Ditesman- Walker
Byron Akerley
F. J. Walker
F. M. Moyer
FE. Merrill
Death of William Powell Prompts Local Notices
William Powell a respected resident of Road Street died after a brief illness. Survived by a wife and children including Mrs. William Griffiths Mrs. Morgan Griffiths Mrs. John Griffiths and sons Thomas Henry and William Powell. Dunmore fire companies planned Riverside grounds activity. Reds to West Beranton for a contest tied to mine inspector election. Various town residents noted visiting relatives and vacations with names and places such as Clark's Summit Moscow Concord Net and Jermyn. Powell Sr of Railroad Street was reported dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Road Street
William Griffiths
Morgan Griffiths
John Griffiths
Thomas
Henry
Taylor Hose Company
Independent Five Company
Dunmore
Reds
West Beranton
Davids. Rice
Gon. Bart
Clark's Summit
W. W. Watkins
Peckville
John R. Johns
Norma
Hector
Liggle Hodge
Martin Harris
Moscow
John Watkins
Hadward
Harry
Miss Mranvis
Concord
Net
Henry Powell
Union Street
Jermyn
William Powell, Sr
Railroad Street
D. W. Mack
Bunbury
Smith and Howard
Nanticoke
James Clarey
Oak Atreet
Local visitors and relatives noted in Scranton and nearby towns
Archbal d Mrs EB Williams returned from a visit with relatives in Scranton. John Dorflinger of White Mills visited friends in town. H Linderman of Luzerne spent Sunday with his parents on Laurel. Miss Clara Niemeyer of Scranton visiting relatives in town. W Davenport spent Sunday in Bing ham. Mr William Blake and children returned from a visit with Mrs Blake's mother at Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Williams
Scranton
John Dorflinger
White Mills
H. ©. Linderman
Lugerne
Laurel Sarees
Clara Niemeyer
Scranoa
Davenport
Bingham
Mre
William Blake
Sire
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Ung
J. J. Griffin
Bishop Hoban
St. Roxe
Father Burke
T. &. Coffey
W. G
John Dunne
West Scranton
Philip Finley
Rochester
Bernard O'Byrne
Christ
Canaan
Father Griffin
Mo J. O'Rourke
John W. Holmes
M. E. Loftus
T. J. Kelly
Mra
John J. Loftus
May O'Boyle
Kitty
John Godwin
R. Rourke
Ellen Mahon
J. W. Cummings
Olyphant
Rose
Poyntelle
C. R. Munn
An Athletic Association
Sentinel
Gebe
Mont
Connolly & Wallace
Carbondalians
Dime Social
Berean Baptist Annual Meeting
James Clune
Havana
Aaa
Imperial Cigar CO
Cubanola Cigars
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
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