Last Rites For Samuel Collina Conducted In Carbondale
The burial followed a Tuesday funeral at No. 4 with Rev. G A Pave officiating. Pallbearers included Arthur Carrell, John Medland, Joseph Hawkins, Frederick Keeplar, Samuel Thorpe and W Williams. Remains laid to Maplewood cemetery. newspaper mail addressed to C R B Munn for updates or complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Collina
G. A. Pave
Ph DD
Pitet Methodist Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Arthur Carrell
John Medland
Joseph Hawkins
Frederick Keeplar
Samuel Thorpe
W. Williams
Numerous Nuptiatistic Nuptials Knot Nicely
Four young ladies wed yesterday in local ceremonies. Miss Nelile Jones Mit and John Finan, Miss Josephine Bradley and John Taylor, and Miss Julia Kane with George Ward united in marriage at St. Rose of Lima Church. Receptions followed at family homes with elaborate gowns and chrysanthemum decorations. A second ceremony joined Miss Margaret Kerwin and Jenn Hamm at the church, with a cadet gray attire theme and a later reception on Fike Street. A third couple, Miss Mirza Stone and Frederick Wallis, wed in a quiet home ceremony with a reception at Irving Stone’s residence. All couples are well regarded and receive warm well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose of Lima Church
T. F. Coffey
Nelile Jones
Thomas
Josephine Bradley
John Taylor
Mra. Dt. J. Duffy
Fallbrook Street
Fallbrook Steet
Goffey
Julia Kane
George Ward
Barah Nenry
Mark Cullis
Asheride
Mitchell Bore Company
Margaret Kerwin
Jenn 4
Hamm
Father Coffey
Mise
Annie Kerwin
T. J. Horan
Fike Street
Mirza A. Stone
Crystal Lake
Frederick Wallis
Melmont Street
Ltile
Irving Stone
Berkett Street
G. W. Sto
Alice Werleman
Sidney Wallis
Trial Outcome Delayed in Nineveh Versus Delaware and Hudson
The case involving Trainman Cane of Nineveh against the Delaware and Hudson company failed to resolve at Rinchamton on Tuesday. The judge postponed ruling until after Thanksgiving. Dr. Byrne and Wheeler will return to Parlor City on Friday to testify, potentially aiding the corporation in saving several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Delaware and Hudson Company
Rinchamton
Dre. Byrne
Wheeler
New Officers Named by Lucretia Lodge D of Rebekah
Lucretia Lodge Daughters of Rebekah elect officers including Noble Grand Mrs. Power Jones and Vice Grand Mrs. Mary Havenshite. Secretary Miss Nellie Havenstrive and Financial Secretary Mrs. Mary A Hughes named. Trustee Mrs. Aunt Hudsony appointed. Installation set for next meeting by grand lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Powe Jones
Wiio
Mary Havenshite
Reeyal- Inge
Nellie Havenstrive
Mre
Mary AL Hughes
Atin Hudsdy
Grand Lodge
Thanksgiving Attracts Oakland High Teams At Local Parks
Sparkest America at Grand Opera House Uris after noon. Atul Park hosts high school and St Thomas College football games this afternoon. Richmondale Meckville and Wanu ling play association football at Anthracite Park. The Lee vs Wickwire bicycle race is canceled due to cold conditions for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparkest America
Grand Opera House
Uris
St. Thomas’ College
Atul Park
Kelly
Murphy
Tottans
Anthracite Park
Richmondale
Meckville
Lee and
Wickwire
Requiem Mass for Mary Sheridan at St Rose’s Church
Rev W A Nealon conducted a solemn mass for the late Mary Sheridan at St Rose’s church yesterday morning with interment in St Rose’s cemetery. Attendants included Mix Charles Benson and Milas Magele Sheridan from New York. Interment for Mrs Pettigrew followed at Maplewood cemetery. Parishioners listed: John Murrin EB Jadwin Edward Clarkson Thomas O Connell Angus Cameron and Patrick Powdery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Nealon
St. Rose's Church
Mary Sheridan
St. Rose's Cemetery
Mix
Charles Benson
Milas Magele Sheridan
New York
Charles Lee
Pettigrew
Maplewood Cemetery
John Murrin
EB. Jadwin
Edward Clarkson
Thomas O'Connell
Angus Caméeron
Patrick Powdery
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Tackles Female Health Beliefs
A female health exhortation discusses dreams of marriage and motherhood against the risk of uterine weakness. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening the reproductive system, preventing maternity dangers, and aiding healthy babies. A Patterson, New York testimonial supports gains in health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Pierce
John M. Conklin
Patterson, Putowin
N.Y
Verce
Piercc
Thanksgiving visits and travels across towns
Residents and relatives from Archheld Brooklyn street Witlameport and nearby areas are spending Thanksgiving with family or traveling. Names such as Mrs Thomas Sniffy Mrs Melly Devaney Miss Shitty and others appear along with planned winter trips to Daytonna Florida and visits to Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Prompton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaden
Beranton Moe
Me Olver
Murte Avenue
Emma Holeher
Toke Arte
Mira Kielo Manetun
Delaware and Hudson
Meigee
Jefe
EL Royer
Leerand Hunter and Son
Daytonna
Florida
Local notices and events from a mixed notecard style
The lobby hours quoted for a building. a Thanksgiving school exercise across several public schools. union worship services of Protestant denominations planned at a local church. a clothing store incident under sheriff custody following an execution. an upcoming sale next Wednesday morning. a surgical operation on a person named James West. a theater or performance at the Strand with the Cherry Pickers. a store opening by Green Ridge Delaware and Trudeautlrist in the Anthractte buildings amid recent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Thompear
Partie Avenue
Pundaft Street
Charkes Gee
Presterign Ehareh
Joseph Thuok
Sherif
Hig Wis
Neony
Thompson and Shields
James West
Hiy
Hk Avenue
Sean
Vie Strand
Yellowee
Will
Green Ridge
Delaware
Trudeautlrist
Funeral Services for Robert Knopp Held Yesterday
Funeral services for the late Robert Knopp were conducted at the Wit Tate home on South Mainetree. The Rev. Wim Prighy led the Methodist Episcopal church service and burial occurred at Maney cemetery. Relatives from the Hillaide Home have returned home after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Knopp
Wit Tate
South
Mainetree
Wim Prighy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maney
Davill Price
Souert
Hillaide
J. 4. Davis
North Main Street
Main and
Taylor Street
George Douse
Fifth Ward
Taster Castle
Reese's Hall
Delaware, Lickawanna and Western
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Renard & Sons
Wilthune Frisby
Brooklyn
N.Y
Murrhy
Tobey
Koop
Mary Jones
John Jeel
Peltevile
John Bovbolk
Tas Hinven
Chines
Dennie Lonehon
Archhold
Charles Gregan
Arnethony McCovick
Kate Gerrity
Hyde Park
George Perry
James Hefferon Fett
Dallas
Primitive Methodist Church
the Archbold
J. W. Houser
Miss Jennie Smith Visits Friends in New York City
The article notes Miss Jennie Smith visiting friends in New York City and Mite Nettle Low returning home to Camptown after visiting here. It mentions the X I C R society of the Methodist Episcopal church meeting at Miss Bertha Bold’s home and plans to reconvene next week. It also reports the funeral of John Mead and his interment at Hyde Park Mulholle cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Smith
New York City
Mite Nettle Low
Camptown
X. I. C. R. Society
A. Hergen Browe
Main Street
William G. Challis
Notable Clergy and Local Business Shifts Reported
Martin Bold moves his barber shop to the Little Deimonics. A union Thanksgiving service is planned at the RPapt et church with Nev J FB Sumner delivering the sermon. Rev. John Cavanaugh arrives from Hyde Park with family and occupies a house on Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bold
Nev
J, FB
Sumner
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Cavanaugh
Five Methodist Church
Hyde Park
Beach Street
Primitive Methodist turkey supper and doll contest planned
The Ladies Aid of Primitive Methodist Church hosts an annual turkey supper from 5 to 10 p m with entertainment. Tickets cover supper and entertainment 25 cents for the meal and 19 cents for admission plus ice cream. Doll contest closes the evening. Post office hours are limited today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Primitive Methodiat Church
Mies Martle Bayvres
Hollisterville
Tueglein
Scott Rond
Belidas
Guy Ie
M. J. Shielde
Eye
Shields
Carhiviole
Tuesaday
Theodore Spettigue
Mary
and Mire
Wilter
Twesie Calloway
Arehial
Allss
Tillie Maing
Bacon Street
Steele
Baptist Church
Local Jermyn Notes Highlight Weddings and Community Happenings
Jermyn notes report a wedding of Thomas Roberts and Miss Hattle Oakley at 8 o clock with Rev William Surdival officiating. The couple plan to start housekeeping near Mr Joseph Roberts. Also mentioned are social events at Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association, hospital updates on Mrs. P. J. Boyle, and visits by residents to relatives in Philadelphia and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesian Hove Company
William B. Sellivan
PO. McDonald
M. Mulberite
I. Fl. Blanton
Michael Mc Viades
Tike
Mayfield
Alsane Mendleeatin ix
Syvracuee
Cileman
T. MW
Mare
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Thomas Roberts
Jermynia
Misa Hattle Oakley
Nev
William Surdival
Thomas Rich
Air
Roberts
Joseph T. Robetts
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Thanksgiving Events
Miss Lie Quick of Binghamton visits Mr and Mrs ChoA Mewargel in Sedgant, as Tom Thumb wedding plans stir at the pall tonight. Indies committee preps for Hoge hows fade. Rogery Lady invited. Thanksgiving exercises at Central School and Sturgers kindergarten draw large crowds. Public schools closed until Monday. Service at Methodist Episcopal church today. Sophie Simpkins returns from Philadelphia after three months ill. Funeral for John Thomas of Jerre sup this afternoon. Leonard Simpkins to visit Wyomin e seminary for Thanksgiving with parents. Mr and Mrs George Shay and Mr and Mrs William Whostel to spend Thanksgiving with Scranton and Beranton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lie Quick
Binghamton
G. A. Mewargel
Chas. Ly
Keller
Roxwell
Indies Conmiter
Hose Rooms
Rogery
Mose
Scranton
Himer W. Swingte
Central School
Sturgers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sophie Stmpkins
Philadelphia
John Thomas
Jerresup
Tee
BOC
Simpkins
Union Cemetery
Leonard Simpkins
Wyomine Seminary
Fimulcine
George Shay
William Whostel
Beranton
The Spooners Show At Academy Of Miss And Lyceum
The Spooners and company report strong engagements with Mage's Landing Has new laurel for Keeles' Girle. Kate Claxton stars in The Two Orphans and Pedd nhead Wilkon with praise. Darkest America to headline next week with a big parade Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooners
Keeles
Tailes
Lyceum
Kate Chraten
Theater Lovin Altigens
Mice Claxton Dramatica
New York
Nasby
Cnartes
Sollivre
Tore
Kate Claxton
Plas
Ines
Academy of Music
America
Fragmented Verse Excerpt Reflects Struggle and Faith
A distorted, archaic sounding passage contemplates suffering and endurance under divine judgment. Amid references to Golgotha and eternal battle, the speaker seeks meaning, glory, and persistent hope despite injustice and despair. The text invokes biblical imagery and echoes of poets like Stevenson.
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Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Tribune
Aftr. C. RB. Munn
Satem Avenue
Church Street
Hymen's
Orsfquies
Thomas Sniffy
Archheld
Melly Devaney
Brooklyn Street
Wainy Finan Thelior Ts Dlh
Philsarrell
Mechaniceville
Taylor
Witlameport
PL A. Thutty
Waller Gorman
Soran- Liv
Waverly
Priceburg
Jermyn
Paice of the
Lose Companye
Roberts Oakley
Mng
Mire
Anthony Jones
Edwardsville
Mary Probert
Delaware Street
Misees Kathe
Mary Regan
William Regan
P. J. Boyle
John M. Jones
Thompson Petti
Peckville
Haggar
Catholic Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Father Mathew Opera House
Bol
Eugene O'Boyle
Brennan
Enoch ‘’Homas
William Brennan
Edward Burke
Molly McDonnell
Lucy O Money
Coon Town Guards
Klondike
Annie Williams
Plymouth
J. H. Williams
Makely
J. Wilmert
T. Wh. Davis
Esterday
Frank Knight
Providence
Alfred Walkie
Lucy Mull
Gost
SNK
Pairbane Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Ilaled
Miss Chnaton
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Drasma
Poddaheed Wilken
Salvédas
Sacy Oorterroon
Mark Twain
Edwin Mayo
Minsteers
Hitre Person
Bon Tens
Childten
Martin Methold
Tani
Fin Feeror Clarke
Golgotha
Khortoun
Robert Ule S Stevenson
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston Presbyterian Church
Ashley
Hanover Township
Wilkes-Barre
Freeland
Kimball Piano
George UW Ives
S. Foote
Stetson
Conrad
Lackawanna Aven
Dresden
Tno
A. E. Rogers
Lacke
DR. Shimberg
Optician
Hak
Spruce Street
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
Pierge Penn Ave Market
Dr. Peal
Paat MaDiginn Co
John H. Phelps
Car
Wyoming Avenue
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
J. M. Kemmerer
A. Bittenbender
Bittenbender & CO
Sterns
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
R. Wood
Gent Pass
Ageri J
R. J. B. Hutchinson
Beranten
Madson
Trutes
Por Albans
Saratoga
Monteani
Roe- Soro
England
Valley Boom
Ind Wxe Press
P. Am
Bennay
Techieh Woll
P.m. Vrore Willpesttree
Aurdick
G. Fla
Albany
See
W. Cross
Leugh and Susquehanna Division
Liberty Street
N. BR
Whitehall
Pittston
Taraedany
Am. Loy
Atlantic City
Elizabeth
Monading Terminal
Mauchhank
Allentown
Hebhlehem
Haston
Sunmiay
Pottevills
North River
SyTiGay
Whitehall Street
Baldwin
Page
Olwtavben
Del
Lacka
Western
Ixpress
Trenton
Washington and
Way
Tobyhanna
Gawege
Elemira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Northweet
Bouthweeat
Nichols
Elmira
Alica
Midhield Springs
Ithace
Northumberland
Pmtteton
Willkes- Barre
Wrymouth
Droomenburg
Danville
Williamsport
Haltimore
Weekington
South Northberland
Win
Nanthooke
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Nowoe
Tre
Hawley
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tod Confort
Mie
Aom
Witte Haven
Hugletor
Porteville
Mont Teurlona
Bethlehem
Easton
Risburs
Kimbe
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niaar Fally
Wilken-Harre On
Mhibalolphia
Muffalo
St Suersponedon Eteptee
REN
WDB
Gem
Big Cpee
LEG
Gen
Mord
Philo
Nonnemachiat
Rent
Get Paes
Ant
Pitladinmila
Otter
Lackawanih Avenue
Ray
Schanton Division
North Hound
Aela al
Phins Dali
Franklin W
Reed
Iran
Orme
Winton Rhe Peckville
Wales
Ontario & Western
Betora
Anderson
Foss
Ags
Vutorots
Pase
Jen
Pea Agh
Rantog
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