Longtime Zion Lutheran Pastor Resigns After Forty One Years
Rev. I Zivelmann, pastor at Zion Lutheran Church on Milin Avenue, retires due to age and ill health after forty one years of service. He will be succeeded by Rev. A Gollenampf, formerly of the Piast German Lutheran Church of Holesdale, beginning November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Zivelmann
Zion Lutheran Church
Milin Avenue
Trew AL O Gollenampf
Lathern
Hoiesdile
Aizehuann
Puustar
North
Penneymaidain
Cermany
Ist
Anit
Iran
Tutheran
Psoy
San Antonio
Vex
Elfniuite
Hind
Prederickshuigs
Chiege
Dennsylvania
JMS
MiMi Avenue
Alzelmann
Taylor
Peters
Burs
Captain Murphy Elected Commander Of Company C
The Thirteenth regiment appoints Captain Murphy as commander of Company C after his service with the Forty-Seventh United States Volunteers and prior expeditions against rebel bands. His peers praise his soldiering skill and popularity, noting his abrupt departure for new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin Atirte
Mamas PL Murples
Ciplain Murphy
Tie
United States Volunteers
Flo
Willis Regiment
Largor
Tina
Unclear Personal Note From City Records
Fragmentary OCR text notes a person named Moe era and Walle in Cramem Wells with mentions of New York and medical terms. Names and places are garbled, yielding no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
Contractor Arrested in Stone Theft Case
In Donahoe and Boyle contracting matter, a contractor was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman Buddy amid theft charges. Roddy alleges missing stone after tracking a wagon trail to a Donahoe job. other workers Hines Kane and John Connery face arrest as accomplices. A hearing is scheduled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhahoe
Donahoe & OF
Boyle
Buddy
Justanes
Oat Hidde
Inddy
Aheve Cannell Patro
Roddy
Donahoe
Holm
Sielio
Hines Kane
John Connery
Donatos
Typo error prompts shoe sale offer in Scranton ad
In Scranton on Wyomin g avenue Lewis and Reilly publish a correction after a typesetting error swapped "Children's and Misses' Shoes 40 cents a pair" for "Children's and Men's Shoes 50 cents a pair" The Telegram announces five hundred pairs of men s shoes sold at the corrected price during the week and apologizes for losses and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Orrero
Reform Candidate for Judge AdVigh Hitchock Appeal
A political notice urges voting for Colonel Hitchcock in a reform bid for judge. It claims rivals were excluded from primaries for poverty and promotes Hitchcock as a man of unquestioned character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Reform
Colonel Hitchcock
Adv
Tax payment hours announced for Ninth Ward at Jefferson Ave office
Local tax collection details announce Ninth Ward State and County taxes may be paid at 28 Jefferson Avenue from Saturday 7 to 9 o'clock. Tribune Business Office lists Ki T. Sweat as collector and notes hours at the podium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward
Jefferson Avenue
O. A. Om
Tribune Business
Strike Settlement Talks Under Way Amid Fourth Week
Long labor dispute continues with a bid to end the strike as committees meet behind closed doors at the board of trade. Officials plan further conferences with the strikers while the company expands service and hires, despite scattered violence near the Union depot and ongoing public support for the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Acw. Dickson
Luther Keller
Scott
Joseph Levy
Dolph B. Atherin
Board of Teide
Tts
Wethon
Iit
MM J Shen
Shittey Curter
Ay Lavelle
National Organiaer Ae Wa Reeves
Board of Trade
Tt Wis
Fia
Carpenters' Hall
Boar of Trade
Ofelock
Chenewal Mionagery Siminin
Aie
Willike
Board of Tide
Mien
Gomelimiinile
Ite
Spa
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Petersburg
Tlavirel Hil
County Teachers Institute to Meet in Courthouse
The Institute of the county teachers will convene at the courthouse during the week starting next Monday. It splits into two sections for different grade levels and will open with a session for all members. Enrollment is October 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a $1.25 fee. Distinguished instructors include John Q. Stewart, J A McLellan, John Willis, Margaret Sutherlin, George S. Little, and John T. Watkins. Evening programs are at Scranton High School with events October 26 30 and lectures by William Smith and the Metropolitan Male Quartette on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramiman
Neoc Ail Netic Bers
Speirt
Wa.m
Musi
Laeituwannm
John Q. Stewart
Hazelsburg
Department of Public Instruction
J. A. McLellan
Ontario Normal College
John «. Willis
Kentucky University Anl
Margaret Sutherlin
Columbus Ohief Normal Selooadtl
George S. Little
Washington, D.C
John T. Watkins
Scranton High School
Williaim Smith
Dodd
Metropolitan
Mildred Pipe
Benefit Performance Planned for Strikers Friday
A benefit on Friday afternoon will feature The Fade and Follee company performing for the strikers. Organizers seek support from attendees and local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fade and Follee Conmany
Harvest Home Rally at Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
A large Grace Reformed Episcopal Church audience filled the space for the Harvest Home Sunday school rally. Pulpit displays of autumn leaves and corn decorate the church as vegetables for the poor sit before the pulpit. Sunday school superintendent J Hess led the program with speakers including William Dh. Bee vers who urged receiving the Divine Spirit to bear fruit. Choirs offered carols from the special service titled AQUI Lamines with soloists Lyla Sailor and Misses Brown and Corby contributing melodies.
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Gree
Episcopal Charel
Suinday
J. Hess
Tlw
William Dh. Beevers, DD
Piston
Manuel Churely
Newark
N. de Tle
Lyla Sailor
Brown
Corby
Donation Day at the Home for the Friendless
Tomorrow at the Home for the Friendless donors are urged as living costs rise and the aging residents near end of their journeys. The annual event supports provisions clothing and supplies for an ever changing resident population. The planned public entertainment has been postponed due to a street car strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brger
Deness
U-health
Forest Hill
Bank Building Plan For Two Scranton Lenders
The Title Guaranty and Trust Company and the County Savings Bank plan a joint new four story brick and stone structure on Spruce Street at the court, with a vault building between their offices. The project includes a front of stone and armor plate steel and moves next week to temporary quarters. Officers listed include T. A. Watres as president and A. S. McClintock as vice president. Groundbreaking proceeds as other local banks advance new homes and expansions.
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Title Guaranty and Trust Company
County Savings Bank
Watres
County Bank
Dix Court
Ite
Scranton
Electeie
The
Guaranty and ‘Prast Company
Heweert Tecal Institution
Tor Steels No Handsome
New Howe
Tithle Guiranty Company
Lew Building
Court House
Spruce Street
Dincourt
Tithe Guaranty Company
Pepe
Hlulden
New York
Giaranty Dad Trust Company
Nettleton
Washington Avenue
Commonwealth Building
Tithe Citwanty Aan Trust Company
Ti. A. Watres
A. 2. McClintock
Henry A. Knapp
Terman Osthaus
FF. Ju. Phillips
Thomas Ford
Johnson
Johnne Wells Hollenback
Joseph O'Brien
A. V W. McClintock
George BE. Smith
Everett Warren
Than
Merchants’ and Mechanics
Forestmain Breek Courts
Dime Deposit and Disvent Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Prescott Avenue
Mulberry Street
Football showdown at the park features High School and Bloomsburg
A football game at the park pits High School against Bloomsburg in a today contest. The event draws local fans as both teams vie for bragging rights and a season win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Greatly Reduced Excursion Rates to Buffalo
Greatly reduced excursion rates to Buffalo offered by the Lackawanna Railroad. Two day coach excursion tickets good on any regular train date of sale and return the following day. From Scranton to Buffalo the lowest fare ever made, with a chance to visit the Pan-American Exposition at a nominal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peentia
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
Scranton
Bargains in Rugs at Coote Michaeliam Boos
The local advertisement promotes bargains in rugs from Coote Michaeliam Boos at 14 Washington avenue. It notes Punch cigars as the leader among 10 cent clears and highlights popular low priced items in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coote Michaeliam Boos, & Co
Washington Aven
Trust companies offer advantages for trustees and guardians
The income of an estate and the need for safe profitable investments grow as opportunities shrink. An individual executor or guardian may leave estate funds idle. Appointing a trust company provides financial expertise, broad investment opportunities, and access to bond and mortgage money.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterling
Washington Ave
Fowler Coal CO
Citien Ee
Coal Exchange
Kackawaana Theiness College
the People's Bank
Labe
Walk Colliery Engineer CO
R. E. Comegys & Co
Dime Ma Monk Buihre
Sea
Scranton Axle CO
Wastihule Clark & Snover Tobacco Co
Bate Ae Bank
Fife
Gottenkampy
Germs
Edo
Tle
Ohio
Monerdale
Ath
Peter Moe
Cinistnius Noweltins
Searth
Anne Prodice
Phew
Kteer
Woo
Magi Osborne Wince
Phew Bella
Hele
Mseuie
Dessin He
M. E. Donahoe
M. J. Ruddy
Lewis & Theilly
Lewis & Reilly
Col
IF. L. Hitchcock
Bieke
Wild
Walt ON Sulaiman
Yielnity
Thei
Central Labor Union Con
Aaln
Board of Trade Committee
Cvurbon Street
Mie
Providence
Institute OF the County Teachers
Ralston
Ralston Health Flour
Sacks
Harvest Home Rally
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
E. G
Coursen
Treppauld
Bloomebure
Brent
Michaie
Mercereau & Connell
Title Guaranty and Trust Ce
PENNA
Tr. A. Watros
Ht. A. Knapp
Wo-Prea
LL McClintouk
We Ti
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Phone
Sguea
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
King Miller
LMI
RUDD
DAVIS
Lackawanna Avent
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
TELI
Noor
Wilton
Ingrauin
Wyoming
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