Personal notes from town include travels and engagements
The section lists residents leaving for Pittsburg, Wisconsin visits, trips to California, New England, and Philadelphia. studies resuming at Fordham and Clarvard University. marriages and anniversaries. officials visiting from Denver. and local notices of health and education plans. It names Fred Shorts, Mrs Helen Potter, William Eyane, Frank Knight, Leo Crossin, Fred W. Palf, P J Hickey, Myer Kabatehhnick, Captain Thopp, Harry Storms, George and Mrs McDonnell, Attorney Kiloullen, Frances Isabel Mellon and Francis Mean drew, James Davis, David J. Davie, Charles Whittemore, and Miss Jessica L Welsh with Floy Kintner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Knight
City Engineer's Corps
New England
Leo Crossin
Lincoln Avenue
Fordham College
Fred W. Palf
Archbuld Mines
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
P. J. Hickey
Todnay
Bartel Brewing Company
Myer Kabatehhnick
Sprinton High School
Clarvard University
Thopp
Engine Company No. 4
Mul- Derry Street
Harry Storms
George McDonnell
Quincy Avenue
Kiloullen
Denver
Washington Avenue
West
Edward Mellon
Frances Isabel
Francis Joseph Meandrew
St. Peter's Cathedral
James Davis
Brazil
Ind
Baileyton
David J. Davie
Bouth Wye Park Avenue
School of the Lackawanna
Charles A. Whitttemore
and Airs
Charles F. Whittemore
Jefferson Avenue
Rutherford
Boston
Jessica L. Welsh
Behoo
W. J. Welsh
Misa Floy Kintner
G. M. Watson
Chambéraburg
Wilson College
Three Excursions Attract Thousands Of Visitors
Three excursions drew thousands to the city with travelers from Elmira New York to Paterson New Jersey. The Erie railroad ran a three section special from Paterson to Port Jervis and nine ten and seven car sections. A Lackawanna line service carried nine sections from Elmira to Binghamton and a six car Lackawanna special ran Gettysburg to Syracuse carrying veterans. Visitors spent the day at Nay Aug park and shopped for souvenirs amid anthracite industry lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Paterson
N. J
Erie Railroad Company
Port Jervis
Binghamton
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna
Fellowship Meeting Closes Dedication of Anshe Chesed Temple
Rabbis and ministers led addresses as the dedication exercises for the Congregation Anshe Chesed synagogue concluded yesterday afternoon. The service featured three rabbis and four Christian ministers on the platform, with Gentiles in the congregation numbering about half as many as the Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anshe Chesed
Opening of a new temple unites diverse Christian and Jewish voices
The ceremony drew Jewish Rabbi Anspacher and Baptist Pastor Rev. Pierce among others who spoke on shared faith. They emphasized that the law and temple purpose extend beyond one people to all, praising a common God. The opening was marked by brotherhood and spiritual inspiration for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Anspacher
Israel
I. FF. Y ¥. Pierce
D. D
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Hiram
Anspacher
James
Marcus Salzman
Wilkes-Barre
Meeting highlights church unity talk at Green Ridge
Rev Francia R Bateman of the Church of the Good Shepherd spoke on bridging Christian Jewish theological divides. He acknowledged the vast chasm between traditions yet urged mutual respect and shared belief in Christian Jewish indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Francia R. Bateman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopailian
Green Ridge
Unity in Faith Promised by Rabbi in Millennial Tone
Rabbi Marcus Salzman urged unity among diverse believers citing the 133rd Psalm. He argued that millennial unity is possible and being pursued, distinguishing unity from uniformity while noting the Jewish tribal heritage and America's diverse religious landscape.
Night coal digging by striking miners resumes with lamps
Striking mine workers continue coal digging from culm dumps at night using lamps. They sell coal at 10 cents a bushel or 2 to 4 dollars a ton, store for personal use, and even supply regular customers. Guards fail to deter the activity as dumps across creeks and valleys are worked. A mass meeting is planned on Washburn Street near Garfield Avenue with prominent speakers. John Livingstone of Olyphant is jailed for assault and battery on a Delaware and Hudson steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Rebecca Avenue
West Side
Washburn Street
Guarfield Avenue
John Livingstone
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Republican county committee meeting outlines campaign
A Republican county committee meeting Saturday featured speeches favoring a decisive November victory. John J. Fahey and convention nominees held a Saturday night session on forming a county committee, with Fahey chosen as chairman and another meeting planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
John J. Fahey
Fahey
Free Gold Necklace Offer for Children at Schriever's
Schriever's offers 1000 gold necklaces free to children along with regular priced artistic juvenile pictures. A gold necklace is given free with each purchase while supplies last. Distribution is limited so children should sit for portraits promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriever's
Green Ridge Residents Seen in Local Activities
Fred Warner of Green Ridge spent yesterday at home on Wyoming avenue after six weeks of employment at Clairfield. Mrs. George Beatt of Philadelphia visits her Wells cousins on Washington avenue. Mrs. A E Bently Helen Franklin and Miss Fanny Marvin enjoyed Saturday in Dalton with Mrs. J P Dickson. Fifteen minute prayers at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church each evening this week lead to Lord's Supper services on Friday. George Burdick of Monsey avenue sprained his ankle playing football in Sanderson park Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warner
Clairfield
Wyoming Avenue
George Beatt
Philadelphia
Thomas Wells
Washington Avenue
A. E. Bently
Helen Franklin
Fanny Marvin
Dalton
J. P. Dickson
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
George Burdick
Monsey Avenue
Sanderson Park
Schriever Gold Necklace Giveaway for Children
A local promotion invites children to Schriever to receive a gold necklace and have their picture taken as the event’s centerpiece. Parents are encouraged to bring their children to participate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Central Labor union opposes Fowler currency bill
A Central Labor union meeting formed a national movement plan against the Fowler currency bill. A committee led by John Devine and others will organize protests and circulars to unions nationwide. Members argue the bill gives national banks excessive control without adequate guarantees. A second committee seeks to end the cur renters strike. Street car workers challenge the union’s decision to lift boycotts after a settlement, insisting on continued action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Organized
John Devine
Joseph Oliver
William Corless
Joseph Stewart
Charles Watkins
C. Pattison
Hugh Frayne
J. F. Hammes
Peter Holton
Harvest Home Festival at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
The Harvest Home Festival was held at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with decor of grain stalks and pumpkins. Sunday School Superintendent T. H. Brader led the events with primary pupils and a chorus. Rev. J. B. Ritter gave a brief evening address and a harvest sermon the next morning citing Matthew 6 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
H. Brader
Wilhelmina Bernhardt
Mildred Zerbe
Weber Ritter
Mamie Schubert
Nettie Bernhardt
Margaret Zerbe
Amelia Fenne
Jennie Seaman
Gladys Newhardt
Isabel Fenne
Helen Coghizer
Beatrice Zerbe
Margaret Bohl
Frederick Gerlock
Bara Stipp
J. B. Ritter
Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Catalog Preview
Kingston Pennsylvania announces a co educational preparatory school offering character building and college business preparation. It highlights dormitories science hall chapel dining gymnasium and athletic field with a 300 a year term. Catalogs available from L L Sprague president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Sprague
D. D
Salada Ceylon Tea Promises Pure Quality
Advertises SALADA Ceylon tea as the genuine pure tea in sealed lead packets to preserve freshness. Also promotes SALADA Green Tea as the alternative for Japan tea drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Bates and Capwell Contests Open for September entries
The notice states Mr Bates has worked four days and is now thirty second in the contest. It lists all contestants who have done something in September and warns that no entries will be accepted after October 1.
Donn's Kidney Pills Credible Testimony Ad
A citizen reports relief from a three year backache after using Donn's Kidney Pills bought at Matthews Bros. drug store. Mrs Evans of 1832 Washburn Street claims rapid improvement within a week and full cure, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole agents. For sale at 60 cents.
Scranton Men and Addresses Listed With Sparse Amounts
A long list of names and hometowns appears with scattered numbers and partial figures. Entries include A J Kellerman Scranton and Charles Burns Wandling among others, many with unclear data and misreadings.
Anniversary of Eossuth Birth Honored by Magyars
The hundredth anniversary of Louis Kossuth born, famed Magyar patriot, was celebrated by Magyars in the city. At First Presbyterian Church in the afternoon, Rev. Julius Hamborszky gave an address on lessons from Kossuth life and urged local Magyars to be loyal American citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kogsuth
First Presbyterian Church
Kossuth
Julius Hamborszky
United States
Gut Man Ad Promises Low Rates and Prompt Service
The Tribune promotes its Gut Man service offering effective half tones and line cuts for cards and ads. It claims unexcelled work delivered promptly at the lowest rates and invites trial orders to prove quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Education Contest leaders list and late changes noted
The Tribune reports Saturday scoring in the Educational Contest with top scorers including A J Kellerman and Lewis Bates. Two changes occur with Louis McCusker dropping from the first thirty three and Don C Capwell rising to sixteenth. Bates may boost to twenty first with continued strong results. Five weeks remain with entries closing October 11 and no points accepted from late entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
A. J. Ikcmorman
Lewis Pates
Herbert Shompson
Eld Chas
W. Dorsey
Maxwell Shepherd
W.s
Homer Kresge
Don C. Capwellis
A. L. Clark
Louis MccCusker
Lewis Bates
Beranton
Don C. Capwell
Scranton
Beatrice Harpur
Frank TB. McCreary
Mr. Thompson
A. J. Kellerman
William T
Rodriguez
Arthur J. ‘Phoyer
South Scranton
Lewis McCusker
Park Place
C.J. Clark
Providence
Thomas Dempsey
Olyphant
Newton Hawley
Green Ridge
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Emanuel Bucel
Vivian Mikle
Nellie Avery
Forest City
Henry I. Collings
Kizer
Charles O'Boyle
Charles Robinson
Joseph Newman
South Scrant
Adgar Wilson, Jr
Miss May Brown
Nicholson
R. D. Dorsey
George Knickerbocker
Elmhurs
Local Shop Offers English Brand Teas In Sealed Tins
Latakia Capstan Golden Flake Vir ginia Honey Dew and other English brands are available in sealed tins at O'Hara's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latakia
Golden Flake
Virginia Honey Dew
O'Hara's
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Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Sumner Salter
New York City
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
International Text
Book Co
I. F. Megargel & CO
the People's Bank
Fred Shorts
Price Street
Pittsburg
Helen Potter
South Malin Avenue
Wisconsin
Wiliam Eyane
North Bromley Avenue
California
New Jewish Temple
I. Moses
F. l L. Wormser
Board of Trustees
Alfred Pennington
Studbach
Schriever
Fowler
Harvest Home Festival
Holy Trinity Church
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston, Pa
Real Ceylon Indian Tea
Coursen
E. G. Coursen
Dents
M. Evans
Washburn
Street
Dean
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Sole
Donn
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T. S. Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Albert Freedman
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Fred K
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
We Hallstead
Red "Kibler
South
Green
Elmer A
VNI
Nettleton
Connell Building
N. Washington Ave
Eossuth
Teee T Raed
Prise
Oscar EH. Kipp
Joseph A
Isee
Fred K. Gunster
Lewig
Louis Geresi
Aton
Fred Kibler
Homer Bresg
Cseece Ieee Ened
Mika Edna Coleman
Walter Hallatead
Willa Cooper
Mary Yeager
Torres
Newton Hawley Seeseenenser
Frank B. McCreary
Henry E. Collins
Lee Culver
Hugh Johnston
Hendrick Adams
Elmer Williams
Lindabury
Spruce
Hand & Payne
Beranton ‘Tribune
Guaranty and Trust Co
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Ll. A. Watres
Fr. L. Phillips
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas B. Jones
William FF. Wallstead
Johnson
Thomas H. Watlins
L. A. Watres
Parrotts, Masury’s, Valentines and
Lawsons
Franklin Ave
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