Carbondale Official and Local Wedding Noted
A Carbondale public figure long active in local government and fire services is profiled alongside a large wedding notice. The groom is John Kelly, once of New York City, now in Carbondale, employed as a dharma and dviller. The bride is Saddle Wisely, daughter of Margaret Wisely of Brown Street. A large guest list includes residents from Scranton Archbald Buffalo and Brooklyn along with family members. The couple plans to reside on Thundering Street and depart for New York City after a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calffer
Miss Saddle Wisely
Are
Margaret Wisely
Brown Street
John Kelly
New York City
Carbondale Veellent
Stuckimnuth
Anne Burns
Sccranton
Janior Duggen
Misa Burns
Wisely
Hudson
Kelly le
Do A Dharma and
Dviller
Delhi
Podsen
Miles McAndrew
Puttek Norton
Maury
Archbald
Mise Sarah Kilkonta
Scranton
Det Bhilkonia
Buffalo
Charles Norton
Avchbard
Michtel Prurns
Serunton
James Dugan
Slagara Welle
Rank Town
Brooklyn
NoYo
Thanksgiving Eve Nuptials at St Rose
Nellie V. Farrell and John J. McNulty wedding was held yesterday forenoon at St Rose Church before a large crowd. Later, Miss Satie Wisely and John Kelly were married the same day. Confusing lines mention other names and times from the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Rose
Mias
Nellie V. Farrell
John J. McNulty
Carbondale
John Kelly
St. Pode
Foofelock
Nedite Vo Pannell
John A McNulty
Wedding of Miss Minvaunet Mayrell and Miss Bridgett Mayrell
A large wedding at a church united Miss Minvaunet Mayrell and Miss Bridgett Mayrell with a ceremony filled by friends and family. The bride wore blue satin with ribbon trimming and was attended by relatives, while music and readings accompanied the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Wisely
Joly Kelly
Partelle McNulty
Alice Ftridggett
Rita
Cates
Mendelssyliay
Cerenany
Minvaunet Mayrell
Patrick Connore
Giotden
Chetherine
Gwen Troyes
McNulty
Amid Mix
St. Rose Gonderly
Grape-Nuts touted by traveling salesmen tale
A Leelee style testimonial from a Philadelphia traveler describes indigestion curing effects after using Grape-Nuts. He credits diet changes and the cereal with restoring appetite, stomach tone, and weight, claiming hotel meals often lack suitable cereals. Mention of Postum and Buile Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinad
Hans
Philadelphia
Lele Law
Postum
Butile Creek
Mich
Thanksgiving Observances Across Faiths and City
Thanksgiving services unite First Presbyterian First Methodist and Baptist churches with Trinity Episcopal St Pauls Lutheran in a citywide observance. Special sermons prayers and offerings for Emergency Hospital mark the day at multiple churches and social events include a Grand Theatre matinee and evening dances by the Bon Ton Social Club with admission 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todin
Derewn Bagilst
Trinity
Wd St. Pails
Erichilly Dhewathewit
SS. Dhasheehuveh
OP OthiYes
Bith Otelock
Dew
Chutes Lee
Grace Hall
Williams
He. J
Winden
Baptist Church
Gare
Warner
Mr. Wood
Chavel
Chaffee
Sale
Ely
Cray
Mires
George Mills
OL Crow
Pew
Haw
Whidden
T. Deduer
Clinnaedh
Whalen
Wihimims
Charles Leehyn
Linds
Tehoek
Falla
A. Bawyer
St. Dukes
Bethlehem
Be Thanuls Luthemim Ehurch
Chiveh Street
James Witthe
Scranton
Tastoral Duces
Rupert
Rendi
Zendau
T Hose
Frank Leighton
Lyceum
Grand
Bon Ton Sochial Club
Burke
Bon ‘Son
Indians to Meet Hazleton Eleven This Morning
The Indians football team leaves for Hazleton to play the Hazleton eleven in the lone game of the season. They carry determination to win and avenge a prior defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Hazleton
Unclear 1920s Football Lineup Reconstructed From OCR
A fragmentary team lineup recalls a 6 to 0 loss last year. Players listed include Thoras at center, Brown at right guard, Collins at right tackle, Gorman at left guard, McGlynn at left tackle, McHale at right end, McLain at right end, McAndrew at left halfback, McDonald at left halfback, Hodging at fullback, Crane at quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoras
Brown
Collins
Gorman
McGlynn
McHale
McLain
McAndrew
McDonald
Hodging
Crane
Three Top Entertainers Set for Carbondale Course
Brockway Entertainment bureau of Pittsburg closes deals with Claude BR Smith and Isaac Singer for this season’s numbers. Three high class acts chosen to suit patrons, led by Maro the magician, Hon O W Chandler lecturer and liquid air demonstrator, plus Miro Woe. Opening date and exact schedule to be fixed, course price set at one dollar with no reserved seat charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Hughson
Philadelpha
Brockway Entertainment Bureau
Pittsburg
Claude BR. Smith
Isaac Singer
Smith-Singer Entertainment
Brockway
Imade
Mesers
Smith
Singer
Carbondale
Maro
W. Chandler
New York City
Miro
Todla Prince of
Hanle
O. W. Chandler
Carbondallans
Smith- Singer
Institute Course Hosts Four Evening Lectures at Reynolds Drug
The sixth annual Institute of Carbon lecture series opens tomorrow at Reynolds' drug store at 2 PM with checks issued ten minutes early. Wheel-holders have limited seating to five per person. Tickets cost 1 dollar, reserved seats 50 cents, general admission 25 cents. Speakers Hon George Wendling and Dr Hillis are nationally known and expected to draw strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Carbon
Reynolds’ Drug Store
Orlock
George Wendling
Hillis
Annie Oakley Stars in The Western Girl at the Grand
Annie Oakley appears in a leading role in The Western Girl at the Grand theater. She delivers spirited acting and a border kiss persona while also performing rifle demonstrations breaking glass balls. The bill includes Joseph Arthur's Lost River drama starting Friday night in Lover River, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Miss Qoakley
Border Kiss
Buffalo B
Joseph Arthur
Lost River
Priday
Lover River
Ind
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises New Life
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring keenness of mind and activity, strengthening the stomach, purifying blood, and stimulating the liver. It claims the body builds solid flesh and cites testimonials of dramatic recoveries after long illness, urging readers not to substitute inferior remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Change of Climate Not a Catarrh Cure Says Stuart's Tablets
The article argues climate change does not cure catarrh and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal remedy. It cites blood root red gum and guaiacol as active ingredients and includes a Columbus Ohio testimonial from A. R. Fernbank praising relief from habitual winter catarrh and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Fernbank
Columbus
Ohio
Stuart
Lost River Valley Scenic Play Scene At Health Resort
The passage describes fashionable visitors at a renowned health resort and the uncultivated locals of a distant region. It praises the Lost River Valley scenery and the panoramic blevele ride for life, plus a dramatic tollgate scene that thrilled New York audiences.
Daughters of Re bekah elect officers for upcoming term
Lucretia Jodge leads the Daughters of Rebekah with Mrs Frank Price as noble grand and Miss Dora Ludwig as vice grand. Mrs Robert Weir serves as financial secretary and Mrs George W Hughes as corresponding secretary while Mrs Eva Dix holds the treasurer post. Installation set for Friday night December 9 conducted by district deputy Mrs Edward G Davis of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Jodge
Daughters
Rebekah
Frank Price
Noble
Dora Ludwig
Robert Weir
George W., Hughes
Eva Dix
Edward G. Davis
Scranton
Aged Willian Adams Sees Small Improvement in Tetanus Treatment
Willian Adams, at his daughter Mrs Ervine Stone’s home, a sufferer from lockjaw, showed slight improvement yesterday after persistent use of tetanus anti-toxine. His physician remains hopeful, offering cautious optimism about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Adams
Ervine Stone
Funeral for Prank Morgien Attended by Local Lodges
The ladies of Lackawanna council No 114 Degree of Pocahontas and the Companions of the Poresters gather at their halls at 2 p m today to attend the funeral of the late Prank Morgien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Lackawanna Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Companions of the
Prank Morgien
Visitors and residents travel to New York fashion centers
Jos Sune on a business trip to New York City accompanied by Frank McDonald and Willan Fitz patrick. Miss Josephine Qioslend visits Philadelphia with her brother Dr Rinshand. Miss Roy returns from New York City where she spent the week observing new styles at Miss Gallagher's millinery parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Sune
West Pike Street
New York City
Frank McDonald
Willan Fitzpatrick
Josephine Qioslend
South Malin Street
Rinshand
Philladelphia
Miss Roy
Miss Gallaghy
Heaalger
Metropolis
Archbal d Wedding at St Thomas Church
Aliss Agnes McDonnell married William Gildea at St Thomas Church yesterday at 4 pm. Rev. Rd Comerford officiated with Misa Nellie Mullen as bridesmaid and James Ruddy as best man. The couple, seen as popular locals, received good wishes from friends. Also notes Thanksgiving visits and post office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Aliss Agnes McDonnell
William Gildea
Rd. Comerford
Misa Nellie Mullen
James Ruddy
Kate Gallagher
Peckville
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Collings
Binghamton
N. Y
William Callaway
Bertha
Scranton
Edna Klees
Jule Dougher
Berwick
Peckville Visit Notes From Dickinson College Faculty
Prof. F. Downer of Dickinson College Carlisle Pa spending a few days with Attorney J P Gilroy and wife, Ira Jenkins, Charles Jenkins, Miles Dikeman, Fred Pratt and W J Broad in Peckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. &. Downer
Dickinson College
Carlisle, Pa
J. PF. Gilroy
Ira Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
Miles Dikeman
Fred Pratt
W. J. Broad
Government Pension Granted and Church Dinner Plans
O D Secor has been granted a government pension of 30 per month. A turkey dinner by the Methodist Episcopal churchwomen will be ready at 12 o clock noon with supper afterward. St clocks dinner offers 25 tombes for children under ten, UV cents, entertainment free for those with dinner or supper, and 1 cent for entertainment without meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrluk Ventre
O. D. Secor
Methodist service features Civitin elocutionist performance
Miss Cora Civiti n well known elocutionist will entertain at the Methodist Episcopal church this evening. Admission is fifteen cents for adults and ten cents for children. Borough council plans a special meeting Monday to hear officials on the new enclosed tire lamps and heat lamp concerns. Mrs. William McDermott remains confined at home. An oyster supper at St James church last night drew a large, successful turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Morris Civitin
Civitin
Lethon
Lus
U. L
Railroads announce special train for Bordton Choral Society event
The railroad offers a special excursion train to New York City for the Bordton United Choral Society. Tickets good only on this train for outbound and return travel via the regular passenger timetable. Contact committee chairpersons for details and ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordton United Choral Sooetety
Ietawka- Wine
New York City
Afr
David Pelion
Ehaironan
New York City Excursion Offers Reduced Rates for November Visit
A historic notice promotes a New Jersey Montreal pins excursion to New York on November 24. Tickets are available at reduced rates with return options through November 28, urging readers to contact ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
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