Winter employment surge as Archbald colliery reopens
Archbald colliery of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company resumes operations after seven months idle. About 660 men and boys return to work securing steady income for the winter amid rising anthracite demand. New postings include John Fern moving to Oxford as superintendent, with Joseph D. Lloyd and Henry Harris reassigned locally and George Fellows and Borolla swapping roles at Oxford and Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
John Fern
Oxford
Beina Littl iv
William B. Thornton
Fern
Joseph D. Lloyd
Henry Harris
Taylor
Holden
George TH
Fellows
Borolla
Bevan Jinkine Home Party Delights Guests With Music
Mr and Mrs Bevan Jinkine of 149 South Giefield Avenue hosts a lively gathering with young friends and a program of vocal and instrumental selections. Attendees include Misses Anni May Jones Elizabeth Moses Mary Griffiths and others along with several Messrs including Fred Smith and John WH Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan Jinkine
Giefield Avenue
Anni May Jones
Elizabeth Moses
Mary Griffiths
Cosele Davis
Tennie Edwards
Margaret Davie
Miranbeth Annfield
Currie
Marw 1
Sehele
Martha
Elizabeth Jones
Sarah
Rachel Teese
Harriet
Richards
Benjamin
John Gelfithes
Fred Smith
Louis Arsuest
John WH. Jones
Thomas Thomas
William Williams
David HU
G. Smith
Roese
Taylor Figures in Local Legal Notice
The notice cites individuals including N Byron Griffiths and D Reene of Taylor in a local public matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Byron Griffiths
D. Reene
Taylor
Funeral for Joseph Pollock at 449 Baynon Street
The funeral of the late Joseph Pollock was held yesterday afternoon from the residence 449 Baynon Street. Many friends attended including Kaiser lodge No 264 D of which he was a member. Rev Philip Frederick Zizelmann of Zion German Evangelical Lutheran Church officiated and preached a short sermon. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pollock
Baynon Street
Kaiser Lodge
Philip Frederick Zizelmann
Zion German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washburn Street
Digestive Aid Sleep Aid Nerve Support Claim
The text asserts a product or substance helps digestion, strengthens nerves, and promotes sound sleep, presenting these as benefits. No specific dates or organizations are provided. The claim covers three health effects: improved digestion, enhanced nerve resilience, and better sleep quality.
Community Notices of Local Residents Traveling and Returning
Local residents report returns from visits and travels. Mra Muir goes home from Philadelphia while Rev J A Crown returns from Newfield New Jersey. Thomas Larkin resumes studies at Niagara University. Cross country trip to Tunkhannock fair planned. Cecilia Connors visits Tunkhannock. John Grant returns to Charles College Baltimore. Druggist John J Davies attends Harrisburg. Thomas McAndrew returns to Mount Airy Deaf and Dumb Institute Philadelphia. Miss Gertrude Freeman returns from Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Connors
Jackson Street
Tunkhannck
John Grant
Keyser Avenue
J. Charles College
Baltimore
John J. Davies
South Main Avenue
Harrisburg
Thomas McAndrew
Frink Street
Mount Airy
Hats that Combine Beauty and Value for Mothers
This puzzling yet rewarding choice suits many mothers as it blends Pretty Hats Caps or Tams with lasting quality and modest cost. We have achieved a satisfying combination and believe you will be pleased with the result.
Marriages and club dance mark Scranton social season
Miss Kate Schneider and Kilward Rothwan wed at eight in her home with Lauer officiating. Miss Margaret Brill and Albert Zelsman marry at Miss Brill's home. Evangeline Doris and Stewart Hardy unite at the bride's residence. South Scranton Tourist Club dance features music from Cusick's orchestra and a Boston convention gift. Local dignitaries, clubs, and students attend various events and assemblies.
Arlington double quartette entertains crowd in Odd Fellows hall
The Arlington double quartette opened its first annual entertainment and social at the Odd Fellows hall before a large audience. Several acts were well received though many expected participants did not appear. After the program, dancing followed with many in attendance.
Social Notes From Green Ridge And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs W W Phillips of Washington avenue are spending a few days in New York City Judge B P Smith of Jefferson avenue has returned from a short stay at Honesdale Dr Fordham of Capoose avenue is spending a few days in New York State Pp K Potter of Monsey avenue has returned from four weeks at Walls ville Mr and Mrs John Capwell of Wyoming avenue have returned from a two weeks stay at Montrose Mr and Mrs Bilas of Capoose avenue are spending a few days in Pater gon New Jersey Miss Anna Wells of Washington avenue left yesterday for Wells cot tngs Aurora New York Miss Annie Gerecke of Green Ridge atrowt returned home after spending the summer in Europe Frank Hazzard of Dickson avenue is spending a few days in New York City Mr and Mrs Schelly of Brooklyn New York who have been guests of Mrs Groes of Marion street have returned home Miss Lela Stanton of Preston park has returned home after a short visit with her cousin Miss Carrie Payne of Sanderson avenue Mrs John Stevens of Berwick who has been visiting a few days in Green Ridge has returned home Miss Carrie Romney of Marion street has returned home from a two months stay in New Jersey Mrs W T Gingher of Marion street has been confined to her home a few days with a severe cold The Green Ridge Women s Christian Temperance union members who attended the county convention at Carbondale are Mrs Clifford Mrs T B Jackson Mrs J S Miller Mrs S C Dorsey Mrs Frank DePew Mrs Harvey Mrs J A Mopewell Mrs O S Hackell and Mrs W G Jackson The Green Ridge Women s Christian Temperance union will meet in the Green Ridge library Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Double Quartette
Odd Fellows' Hall
Sally
Miss Hughes
Bessie Powell
Matthe Hughes
Martha Matthews
William TR. Wilson
William Wilson
Misa Katherine Allen
Harvey Zintle
John Howley
Arlington Quartette
Lally
Heptasop
FE. W. Bishop
Honesdale
P. Carty
New Jersey
Presbyterian Church
Cheir
Misses Chamberlain
Thomas and
Crist
W. F. Gibbons
Hey. G. EB
Guild
President City Union
A. J. Harbor
Pr. T
Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Misses Thomas
Antle Waterman
Jeferson Avenue
Taylor Hospital
Sherman Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Llewellyn
Richard Jones
Grove Street
W. W. Phillips
Washington Avenue
New York City
BP. FY. Smith
Jefferson Avenue
Hlonesdale
Fordham
Capoose Avenue
New York State
Pp. K. Potter
Monsey Avenue
Wallsville
John Capwell
Wyoming Avenue
Montrose
Bilas
Patergon
N. J
Anna Wells
Wells Cottngs
Aurora
N. Y
Annie Gerecke
Green Ridge
Europe
Frank Hazzard
Dickson Avenue
W. T. Gingher
Marion Street
Harvey
J. A. Mopewell
0. S Hackell
W. G. Jackson
Green Ridge Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lackawanna Township school board meets at No 1 school
The Lackawanna township school board met last evening at No 1 school. Mr Flood, a notable local figure, attended with a patent window curtain and gave a brief sketch on his line. Director Thomas said no definite action on Lincoln Heights water supply yet as the committee awaits developments. Daniel O Lenihan was appointed to fill the unexpired term. Mrs George Hilguard and her son Hus of Chicago are guests of Miss Jennie Loughney on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
No. 1
Flood
Brio
Thomas
Lincoln Heights
Daniel O'Lenihan
George Hilguard
Ju- Hus
Chicago
Jennie Loughney
Main Street
Obituary notices from Blakely and surrounding areas
Emanuel Jones dies at Mrs Miles home in Blakely after residence there. He was 51 and formerly of Pittston, member of IOOF Pittston lodge. Funeral at Mrs Miles home today at 1, Rev Roberts officiating. Remains to Pittston for interment. Thomas Kane of Dunmore Street Olyphant dies after a week illness at 23. He was born in Olyphant 23 years ago and survived by parents, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral tomorrow at 3, interment St Patrick's Cemetery. Joseph Maye of Archbald dies in Pittsburgh at 61 after typhoid fever. Remains to Archbald for interment. funeral arrangements to be announced. Hazel Thomas age 1 of Cheatout Street dies Tuesday. funeral today at 11 from home, then to Funectoryville by noon DL&W train for interment. Catherine Crampton of Elm Street South Scranton dies after two weeks. funeral tomorrow with Requiem Mass at St John’s Church Fig Street. interment Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs Helen Gertrude Pratt wife of C B Pratt and former Boranton businessman dies suddenly in New York City. funeral this afternoon at 1.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodial Sabbath School
Nay Aug Park
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Mear's Hall
BP. F. Riuhan
John T. Murke
M. T. Walsh
Pubdue School
Max Blume
North Main Avenue
Pp. Moon
Mre
W. T. Sproats
Lafayette Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Knierms Hotel
North Malin Avenue
Hugh Jones
Jackson Street
Jackson Street Baptist Church Choir Elsteddfod Cyt. VW
Simpson Church
Emanuel Jones
Nieve
D. C. Milew
Blakely
Thomas Kane
Patrick Kane
Dunmere Street
Olyphant
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Joseph Maye
Patrick Maye
Hill Street
Archbalt
Pittsburg
Archibald
Hazel
A. Thomas
Cheatout Etreet
Funectoryville
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Catherine Crampton
Elm Street
South Scranton
81. John's Church
Fig Etreet
Cathedral Cemetery
Helen Gertrude Pratt
C. B Pratt
Boranton
New York City
Funeral of Verna Harr Held at Local Cemeteries
The private interment for Verna Harr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Harr of THM Schnells place, will take place in Greenwoud New York with burial at Washburn Street cemetery. She died Saturday afternoon and was described as a bright child. The funeral is set for Friday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwoud Cemetery
New York
Verna
Henry Harr
THM Schnell
Washburn Streel Cemetery
Peculiar Shaving Collector Installed at Benore Mill
The Benore milling firm on Scranton street has a patented shaving collector from Allington and Curtis of East Saginaw Michigan. The system uses auction pipes and two large fans to move shavings dust and chips into storage or the furnace room improving air quality and reducing eye risk. George T. Deitzel of East Saginaw introduced the plant which is said to justify its cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Street
Bloomsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
John Benore and Son
Scranton Street
Allington and Curtis
East Saginaw
Michigan
George T. Deitzel
Mich
Messrs
Hennie and Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Scranton
Evan Jenkins
South Garfield Avenue
Hostetter
Globe Warehouse
Clan Tarlan
Kate Schneider
Blreh Street
Kilward Rothwan
Pierce’s
Ll. Lauer
St. Paula Lutheran Church
Annie Scholl
John Ginader
Baldner’s Hall
Maple Street
Church of Peace
Misa Barbara Brill
William Mauve
Zelsman
Prospect Avenue
Junger Maennerchor
F. P. Doty
Cedar Avenue
M. E
Evangeline Doris
Stewart Hardy
West Side
Annie Doris
Gomer Williams
Hampton Street
Scranton
Pharmacy Hall
Cusick
Tlh
Boston
Total Alungence Union of America
Charles Wirth
Willow Street
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
J. R. Ritz
Athaetic City
George Tierney
William Mott
Wilkes-Barre
Century Hose Company
Lebanon
Robert Deiter
Police Department
James O'Hara
Adams Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Daisy Dawson
Buffalo
Samiel Smith
Webster Avenue
Mattie Wilcox
Madisonville
Mise Eva Osterhout
South Blakely Street
Sadler Wert
Cherry Street
Carbondale
Charles Brown
Green Ridge Street
Nazareth Hall
Nazareth
Harry Nye
Princeton College
A. Nye
St. Stephen Commandery
Ancient and Illustrious Order Knights of Malta
G. W. Welch
H. B. Cole
Peter Seigle
Seldon Brady
Edward Lt. Oakley
William P. Thomas
C.F. Sansenbaugh
J. E. Milner
William FE. Hall
William R. Wilson
W. J. Hand
James N. Hallock
Thomas L. Sansenbaugh
Dunmore
G. Clarke
Jonas Long's
the Great Store
Jonas Long
Industrial Notes
Lackawanna Manufacturing Company
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Railway Company
Lewis Morreson
Mr. Ferry
Matthews Soda Fountain Manufactures
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Rk. Long
Kennedy
Universal
John DO Kennedy
Mirs Nellie Kennedy
Sireethou
Prescott K. Leaveland
Matinees
Gaiety Theatre
Davie Opera House
Sporty Widows Hurlesque Company
Orchestra Choira
Lake Ariel Catholic Church
Lake Ariel
Scranton Station
Central Railroad of
New Jersay
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Pittston
Chichesters Fagliah
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