City Notes First Annual Goals and Local Events
The report lists diverse town items including Ira Tripp Thoesy company fall event at Music hall on Oct 3, a Women’s Club meeting at Green Ridge library at 4 PM, and Emnn Tobb appointed postmistress of Lugurne borough. Also notes bail for Delia Gilmore, payrolls at Mount Picieunt mine and Lackawanna Steel plant, and a recruiting station on Spruce Street seeking two horseshoers and a machinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Tripp Thoesy Company
Music Hall
Get. 3
Probable successor eyed for railway youths group post
F P Browne, secretary of the Railroad Young Men's Christian association of Hallstead, is said to be chosen to replace MH A Leese who has resigned the BambA association secretaryship. Charlie Hetzel, formerly of this city, was sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and endure one year in the Eastern penitentiary by Judge Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Browne
Rallroad Young Men's Christian Sasociation of
Hallstead
MH. A. Leese
Bimba Association
Results of Crawford County primaries with light turnout
Republican nominees named for county offices after a tame race. John Courier Morris of Scranton and John Penman of Olyphant win the commissioner tickets while William John and A B Kiefer, both of Scranton, secure auditor nominations. Balloting was orderly but turnout was very low across districts, reflecting voter apathy and the absence of delegate fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Courier Morris
Scranton
John Penman
Olyphant
William John
A. BK. Kiefer
Newsepaper
Motr'a Tailor Shop
Fellows
John C. McAskle
Night School For Girls Opens At YWCA In Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre a Night School for Girls at the YWCA will open with Miss Hertha C. Watkins delivering a class after recent graduation from Bucknell University. Chases will hold sessions Monday Thursday and Friday at 7 30 P M. The piece notes a prior case where an individual pleaded guilty to forging three checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Elm Park Church
Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Young Women's Christian Association
Hertha C. Watkins
Buuchnell University
Candy boiler explosion at Lancaster Carmel factory
A candy boiler containing 54 pounds of scalding candy exploded Saturday afternoon at the Lancaster Carmel company on Bpruce street. The blast broke through the roof and shattered a window pane, injuring a female employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Carmel Company
Bpruce
Board of Control Set to Hear Key City Claims
Tonight the board of control will discuss four cases to test the validity of City Controller Howells claim for compensation from the district. The finance committee will recommend submitting these cases to court. The kindergarten committee will present a plan to fulfill the original intention of the board to contribute funds to aid the neediest kindergartens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Control
Howells
Friends urged to fund debt relief through subscriptions
The notice appeals to friends to provide subscriptions to help clear a heavy debt hampering efforts. Managers report the plan is in place and any donations will be gratefully acknowledged as a timely aid.
James McCawley Injured in Street Car Crash on Stone Avenue Line
James McCawley a well known Spruce Street wagon maker was thrown from a street car on the Stone Avenue Line Saturday. The car jumped the track and ran toward the fence line. He landed on his shoulder fracturing it and suffered cuts and scratches to his face with burns on his hands and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCawley
Spruce Street
Stone Avenue
Tie
McCawley
Fever at Key West Spread as Deaths Reported
Key West reports a new outbreak of yellow fever with two deaths and rising case counts. Authorities monitor residents and visitors as health officials investigate the source and implement precautionary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Key Went
Rev de Gruchy Points to Pauls Gospel Power Abroad
The Jackson Street Baptist Church yesterday heard Rev Thomee de Gruphy preach on The World the Message and the Man from Romans 1 15 The sermon compared Pauls Rome mission to modern evangelization stressing the audacity of the gospel and the need to carry truth from city centers to Europe by strategic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Paul
Thomee de Gruphy
Rome
Caunital
Syracuse
Etraite
Sicily
Rhenium
Italy
Aegean
Adriatit
Columbus
Cortes
Yucatan
Linky
Sin
Christ
Kleo
Athens
Corinth
Europe
Grant
Wise
Hercules
Paul Wan Richt
Roman Empire
Cites
Constantin Oply
Alexanderia
Geneva
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Cicero
God
Olance
Caesarea
Kile
Lincoln
Satan
Hell
Heaven
Religious News Notes Highlight Local Church Activities
A roundup notes Rev. Parsons at Allis mission and multiple sermons across St. Luke's St. Davida and others. Rally days, baptisms, music, and a Bible study class led by Rev. Hughes mark a busy Sunday in Scranton churches with community outreach and missionary talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy. A. Parsons
Allis Mission
Sue Fenton
Tripp Park
St. Davida Episcopal Church
Green Midge Baptist Church
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's
S. B Matthews
E.G. Heal
Hampton Street
William Featherm
Arch Street
L. R. Powter
Sumner Avenue
Penn Avenue
Churel
William Edgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
John ©. Jones
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Wilkes-Barre
Bellevue
Calvinisti Methodist Church
Court Street
Methodist Notscopal
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvest Home
W. J. Simpson
Db. Th
Anebury Methodist Episcopal Church
Railroad Young Men
J. HW. Bell
Shiloh
Bell
Cole Bail
JL. M. Grates
West Beranton
Young Women's Cristian Pevocration Yreaterday
Sire
Dphti
P. H. Hrankw
Wilkee- Burre
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
William Jessup
Syria
Worten
Porelun Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Heverlee
Jamee Hualins
South
Hughes
Bentechard
Batibyth Thie Theological Chia
New York Dewey Day Excursion Tickets Announced
The Delaware and Hudson railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations to New York at one fare and a third for the round trip. Tickets are valid for going September 26 and 27 and must return on trains leaving New York on or before October 4 and reach destinations by October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Ward
Cane Deesecpenuwese
Moe
Henton Lowship Processseccues
So Blakely
Gt Wato
Wsse Viassravenssewss
Wari
Istriet
Tet
St Tatrict ccc
Chettice Serra
Dalton Borourh
Dickson
Dunmore
Fell
Jermyn
Det Wafd
Seecateerieees
Lackawanna
LaPlume
Mayfield
S.ccceesrees
Newton
North
Abington
Asus
Ist
Ul Stott Township
Scranton
Us Va
Anne
Aleee
Cecees Vv
Sives
Goth
Star
al Taylor
Crea
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York
Grand Welcome to Admiral Dewey Excursion Fare Offer
New York on September 29 and 10 the Central Railroad of New Jersey will place on sale excursion tickets to New York and return at reduced fares for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
New York
The
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
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Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanka Dairy
Adams Avenus
A. A. Lindabury
CmMce
Julin. m
Remidenen
Connell Retiding Meatdenos
South Main Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh J. Keenan
United States
Lacka. Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Masonic Temple
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Green Ridge
Emnn Tobb
Lugerne Borough
Delia Gilmore
Alderman Millar
Nellie Martin
Mount Picieunt
Lackawanna Twn and Steel Company
Corporal Trail
Les
Battery 1
Seventh Artilllery
Elm Park
Chaurangun Ecipele
In Wil
8. C. Logan
Charles Barlow
Sherman
Whyne County
Hannah J. Ridgeway
Beranton
Howe
Iean
Phillive
Bireet
Thomas
Phoenix Chemical Company
Morris, Penman
Johns
Keifer
Crawford County
John Penman Ove Eenne
Giles Roberts
W. J. Thomas
Reweca
William Frann
W. Roberts
Sreaaee
W. EB. Johns
Caees
A. EW Kiefer
F. L. Ward
T. BR. Hughes
W. D. Spencer
DE Gruchy
New World
Putoll
Caesar
Cleoro
Tom
Cocear
Contelver
Tagle
Woller
Seain
Agrippa
Jeausa Christ
Paul Oay
Geadriel
Giberel
Ayer
Homer Laughlin
Crina Yall
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Religious News Notes
Young
Seuilane
Bronson & Tallman
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
Presbyterian Chapel
Adams
New York Street
Chander
Ale
Molech
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