Personal items from Blok Tehienel and Lake Henry society
Reader notes from yesterday include Mes and Thome Dickson at Blok Tehienel, John A. Blackwood near Lake Henry, Hidter H. J. riding to Lake Atel, and Prothonotary Pryor retiring from Atlante City. Others mention J. Metwikey vacationing in Portland, Mrs Balwarnis at Black Peter, and several figures attending a local event Saturday including Mes Duan and Alex sin with a list of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Blackwood
Lake Henry
Hidter
H. J. Steamlend
Lake Atel
Prothonotary
Mere OR. Pryor
Atlante City
Ob. Wager
Othe Hixletan
Boriniton Trieniis Sabardtay
Ph J. Metwikey
Suleeman
Portland
M. Fh. Plolutite
Famille
Death of Thomas P Corby at Capotsevente
Thomas P Corby died unexpectedly yesterday morning after a long illness. He was in his years and survived by his wife and three children. He was brother of ex-select Councilman J Corby of the Seventh ward and worked at Dickson Manufacturing as a hollowware maker. He was a skilled tradesman respected by coworkers and friends. Funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Corby
Mr. Corby
Sind
le Wae
Don J. Corby
Seventh Ward
Dicksen Manufacturing Company
Shi Beg Tiennll
Christianity Is Moulding The World In The Pulpit Sermon
Rev. W. W. Ramsey of Arch Street Church Philadelphia preached at Elm Park Church on the influence of Jesus Christ. He argued Christ’s wisdom and compassion powered Christianity beyond Rome and Greece, urging continued faith to conquer intemperance immorality and social ills. The sermon stressed Jesus as Christianity and highlighted modern gains in humanitarian acts and hospitals built in His name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ramsey
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Elm Park Church
Jesus Christ
Ramsey
Bumses
Attilus
Cindst
Jesus
Christ
Arrien
Palestine
Maetter
Chelet
Confucius
St. Christ
Rome
Teo
United States
Congress
Lone Star
Mexico
Kingston Parish Church Dedication Conducted by Bishops
Right Rev. Bishop O’Hara led the dedication of a new Catholic church in Kingston with high mass by Bishop Hoban and pontifical vespers by Very Rev. Eugene Garvey. Priests from Scranton joined, including Rev. J. C. Peeley and Rev. J. A. Moffitt, with a sermon by Rev. Dante McDermott of Philadelphia. The event drew nearly all Lucerne County clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
Kingston
Hoban
Scranton
J. C
Peeley
J. A. Motfitt
St. John's
South Side
Jersey Central Railroad
Lucerne County
Dante. McDermott
Philadelphia
Eugene A. Garvey
Wil- Homeport
John O'Malley
St. Ignatius i
Clergy Fill Pulpits Across Green Ridge Churches
Rev S F Matthews of Scranton Street Baptist preached at Penn Avenue Baptist. Rev FY A Dons led Sabbath services at Green Ridge United Evangelical. Ford Von Krug of Kingston spoke at Second Presbyterian. Arthur Williams addressed Adama Avenue Mission. Rev James Stuart Dickson of Philadelphia preached at First Presbyterian. Rev John Evans, formerly of Brooklyn, spoke at Jackson Street Baptist. YM C A golfer service led by Dickin g on college students under L A Dyer drew a large student crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Matthews
Scrantin Street
Penn Avenue
FY. A. Dons
Green Ridge
Sheriff Seizes Burgers Offices Restaurant on Two Executions
The Offices restaurant on Wyoming Avenue near Lackawanna was taken by the sheriff on two executions for 3600 and 1150 at the instance of Peter Hobling Jr. Theodore C Burg er fled to Buffalo Friday night with his young wife seeking police protection but he escaped town amid the wife’s loud protests at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Burger
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Peter Hobling, Jr
Burger
Buffalo
Cedar Avenue man jailed on serious charge released on bail
Peter Drier of Cedar avenue was arrested Friday on a serious charge preferred by 12 year old Maggie Kline and released on bail Saturday. Judge Gunster set bondsman William Drier at $1,000 with his brother acting as bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Drier
Cedar Avenue
Maggie Kline
Gunster
William Drier
Populist Ratification Meeting Planned for Lackawanna County
The Populist party of Lackawanna county will hold a ratification meeting within two weeks after a county committee meeting in Judge W. H. Stanton's office. Chauncey Forward Black and Joseph Sibley are to be invited, with local and distant speakers planned to endorse the ticket though some favor uniting with Democrats on the congressional race. The committee also discusses a county convention to nominate several offices, while endorsing the Chicago convention platform and debating Sewall Watson and Bryan as vice presidential choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Couty
W. H. Stanton
Stanton Presiden
Chicago
St. Louis
Bryan
Thomas A. Watson
Georgia
Bewall
Watson
Sewall
Gray
M. EE
Kane
J. FP. Lynch
Ball
H.C. Houck
Carbondale
Albert Butterman
Judge Stanton
J. A. Barron
Joseph Sibley
Chauncey Porward Black
Stanton
Ucket
Whitney
Carlisle
Cheveland
Ua County
Vvath
Judge Stantons
Agreement torn up leads to arrests for bawdy house
Clara Weichel proprietor of a Center street resort and Jesse Williams were arrested Saturday night on charges of keeping a bawdy house selling liquor without license and destroying an agreement. Grady of Freeland, an agent for an installment house, alleged Miss Welcher is indebted for pictures and the torn agreement was taken from him. Alderman Millar set Weichel to $400 and Williams to $300 bonds. her father John Welchel of the South Side became their bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Weichel
Center Street
Jesse Wil
Fame
Grady
Freeland
Miss Welcher
Jessle Williams
Alderman Millar
Miss Welchel
Miss Williams
John Welchel
South Side
Robinson Street Case Heard by Judge Gunster
Saturday hearing held by Judge Gunster in Scranton for Michael Hannick seeking to stop the city from building a stone wall at Ninth and Robinson streets opposite his Ninth Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neglia Court
Joseph Phillips
Hannick
C. Comegys
Torrey
Gunster
Michael Hannick
City of
Scranton
Ninth and
Robinson Streets
Ninth Street
Castoria Refrain Echoes Through Childhood
A repeated wartime era line recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood. The jingle-like refrain links Castoria with care for a sick baby a child and a mother guiding her own children. The ad tone mirrors historic period style and consumer nostalgia.
Popular Picture Pricing Drives Sales and Framing
The ongoing stream of frames moves from shop to showroom with prices leading sales. Salespeople act as wrapping clerks as price cutting shapes demand and determines what frames are bought.
Picture 20x24 in white enamel frame with gilt lining
Advertising an etching on late paper offered in a 20 by 24 inch presentation. Frame described as white enamel with gilt corners and a three inch mat. Price stated as the same as prior for a complete set.
Picture Sale Promises Rare Works to Greet Homeowners
A sales note invites readers to visit the display of art furnishings with a focus on filling bare wall spaces and replacing tired pictures. Shoppers are urged to hunt the house and compile a list of needed pieces to enhance rooms.
Not enough text for a valid headline
Fragmentary excerpt discusses clothing's social symbolism and a contrast between American savage and gentleman. It mentions stocking adequacy and an invitation to visit, but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
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Norton's
Lacka. Ave
THE
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphany, Carbindale
Garney, Brown &Co., Manufacturers
Court House
Mes, ‘Thome Dickson Ie
Blok Tehienel
Latiagatio
Oleh
Erie
Mio
Walnes- Hirte
Mes
Duan
Alex Sin
Dames
Coleman
Waleh. Tou
Walt. J. Toemedy
Lawrenee Dhuhite
Blew Kee Amd
Rev
D. D
Fitzsimmons
Maker
Othe
Caesar
God
Armiles
Napoleon
George Washington
Schank & Koehler
spruce-Street
O'Mara
Bishp Hoban
Sheriff
Drier
Chauncey
Black
Green Grove
Hood
Cora White
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Association
Pleasant Beach
Mr.Kady
Robinson Street
Judge Gunster
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
Castoria
Mitabe
Sbe
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
William S. Millar
Center ST
Lackawanna Avenue
School For Kindergareners
Scranton Training School
W. Underwood
Winchester, Mass
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
WM. T. Smith
Hotel Walton
Broad and Locust Streets
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg
Delaware Water Gap
Geo. P. Bible
Aylesworth’s
M. P. M’cann, Hatter
Aos
Knox Agency
Oliver
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ava
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mills
Anaros County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos.ford
Pittaton
John B. Smith & Son
Ees Pas E. W. Mulligan, Wilkex
Repaune Chemical Company
Mears’ Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce
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