Now Grand Counsellor Honored At Pittsburg Grand Assembly
Arthur N. Stover represented the West Side assembly of the Royal Society of Good Fellows at the Pittsburg grand assembly and reported at the local meeting. He announced Scranton as a potential venue for next year and is noted as a leading linotype operator with The Tribune. He served as corresponding secretary of the Electric City Wheelmen and is a popular civic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ‘N. Stover
West Side
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Grand Assembly
Pittsburg
Scranton
Stover
Tribune
Electric City Wheelmen
Youngest Yet Elected Leader Dominates Smoke City Convention
The grand assembly met in the Smoky City for a week with representatives from many states. Mr. Stover, the youngest member present, received honors rarely accorded to such a new affiliate and was nominated to a high office within the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trom
Grand Assembly
Smoky City
Stover
Funeral services for Daniel T Davies held at son’s home
The funeral for Daniel T Davies was conducted at 2 PM yesterday at his son John D Davies's residence 129 South Bromley Avenue with Rev Dr P Jones and Rev H Dougherty officiating. A large attendance from this city and Taylor attended. Pallbearers included Frank Williams Evan J Evans James Roberta John Francis William Fox and Mr Rogers. Interment took place in the Forvat Home cemetery in Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Davies
John D. Davies
South
Bromley Avenue
P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
H. Dougherty
Taylor
Frank Williams
Evan J. Evans
James Roberta
John Francis
William Fox
Mr. Rogers
Forvat Home Cemetery
Mine Workers Suffer Injuries in Local Accidents
Patrick Conboy of 323 Second Street, an Oxford mine worker, suffered a fractured right leg when venal fell at his job Thursday and was hospitalized at Lackawanna Hospital. Edward Griffith of South Ninth Street, a Central mine driver, had a leg bruise after being caught between cars while coupling and was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Conboy
Second Street
Oxford
Lackawanna Hospital
Edward Griffith
South Ninth Street
Central Mine
Community Notices From Local Churches And Societies
The probattioners class of Simpson M E Church met in the lecture room last evening. The Colonial Dancing class held its weekly social in Washington hall. Mrs Frank Bryant hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Simpson M E Church. Washington Camp No 333 P C A met to arrange attendance at the funeral of brother Samuel Kaerner this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. ES
Washington Hall
Frank Bryant
Academy Street
Woman's Foreign Misionary Society
Simpson M, EL Church
Washington Camp
P. C
Samuel Kaerner
Praise for Waster music and orchestra performance
Great praise is due for the success of our Waster music to the orchestra. The orchestra is composed of Thomas King double bass John King alto Charles King clarinet George King tenor Willam Protheroe first violin Carl Lotz William Jones second violin Miss Lily King and Edward Williams organists. Next Sunday evening by special request the chorus of 100 voices will render some selections from their Raster music Master D Herbert Williams will sing the solo There Is No Love
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas King
John King
Charles King
George King
Willam Protheroe
Carl Lotz
William Jones
Lily King
Edward Williams
Community Notices and Social Gatherings Recap
The column reports church events including a closing address, tithes distribution for church painting and repairs, and a B. P. U. meeting with forty new members. A wedding, a surprise party for Keystone academy student George Kubina, and recitations by Anna and Lottie Jones are described with attendees and a farewell song.
Four year old Mary Martin scalded by hot coffee spill
Mary Martin aged four was badly scalded when a coffee pot on the stove tipped over her while the vessel spilled on her arms and shoulders. The accident occurred Thursday at 1600 South Sherman Avenue, the child being the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
John Martin
South
Sherman Avenue
Scranton Choral Society
St. David's Hall
William Farrell
Washburn Street
Palmer Williams
Maurice Miller
Ely Harris
John Howell
South Main Avenue
Henry Venson
Schnell
Alderman Kelly
Department of Public Works
Vettebone Street
A. C. Latimore
Samuel Dean
Morton Avenue
Port Jervis
Order of Hibernians
Mears’ Hall
Total Abstinence Union
St. Leo's Hall
John C. Roberts
St. Louis
David §. Hughes
North Garfield Avenue
Kingston
Bert McDonald
Clarke Brog
Tda Gimer
Monsey Avenue
Bellevue
Thomas de Gruchy
Myde Park
Local meeting notices and social updates from Jayne's hall area
A Local 214 United Mine Workers of America meeting is set for this evening at Jayne's hall at 7 90. Joseph Oliver is the only candidate so far for the First chuteleg legislative nomination. Preaching at Plymouth Congregational church on Jackaen street at 10 90 a m and 7 p m with Sabbath school at 12. A V Bower will preach both morning and evening. West Side Central Republican club hosts its regular monthly meeting this evening with a report on the recent dance. Mr and Mrs A F Duffy of Binghamton visiting relatives on Jackson Street. Benjamin Allgood recovering from the grip for two weeks at 1001 Price Street. Miss Mrt Willian of South Seventh Street recovering from an illness. Thorns Houser of Chestnut Street recovering from serious sinews. Ming Sadie Durkin entertaining cousin Miss Blanche Welsh of Low ell MA. Miss Kate Boone of Lafayette Street visiting Miss Marie Finnen of Port Jevis Fort Michael or North Bromley Avenue homebound by illness. Miss Anna McThoul of Kansas City visiting Miss Anna Cratham on Teuth Street. Michael Burke of Liverne Street convulsing after a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Jayne's Hall
Joseph Oliver
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jackaen Street
Shennan Avenue
V. Bower
West Side Central Republican Club
A. F. Duffy
Binghamton
Jackson Street
Benjamin Allgood
Price Street
Mrt Willian
South Seventh Street
An Hines
Thorns Houser
Chestnut Street
Ming Sadie Durkin
Luxome Street
Blanche Welsh
Lowell, Maw
Kate Boone
Lafayette Street
Mins
Marie Finnen
Port Jeevis
Fort Michael
North Bromley Avenue
Ness
Anna McThoul
Kansas City
Anna Cratham
Teuth Street
Michael Burke
Liverne Street
Green Ridge Church Service and Local News Summary
At Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Luther F Smith escorted by officers. service led by Hew Thausing D and Conrad Aayder with others singing There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood. Private funeral held in Dunmore. arrests for disorderly conduct. Mrs Paterson visiting Green Ridge. Woman's Society held a meeting. Louise William invited to attend Market convention in Carbondale. Social hour and tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther F. Smith
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Hew
Conrad Aayder
Charles Winke
Miss Gunster
Gonter
George Clearwater
William Parke
Joseph Vangi
A. Paine
Green Ridge
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Fll
Miceheowk
Willman
Louise William
Carbondale
Mo. Lansing
Crackerjacks Defeat Comets 16 to 6 in Auditorium Battle
In North Scranton last night the Crackerjacks beat the Comets of the central city 16 to 6 at the Auditorium. Jefferys and Wells starred for the Crackerjacks while Elligy and Swift shone for the Comets as several substitutes played during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comets
Jeffery
Elfigy
Benjamin
Wells
White
Jefferys
T. Davis
McMullen
Gilligely
Elligy
Swift
McCluskie
Welles
Cracker- Jacks
Stone block paving resumed on East Market Hill
Work on the stone block paving along East Market street hill resumed yesterday after winter suspension. Superintendent Patterson leads a large crew of 80 to complete the project within two months while the city engineer surveys Wayne avenue and informs residents to install flag sidewalks in front of their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Market Street
Patterson
Wayne Avenue
Wrestling Match Set at Auditorium on April 12
Arrangements are made for a wrestling bout between James Dempsey and William O Her e at the Auditorium on Saturday April 12. The purse is 2100 a side and the match will be best two of three falls with the winner taking the purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dempsey
William O
Literary Club Meeting With Recitals and Sketch
A special interest meeting set for Sunday afternoon in the association parlor from 5 to 6 o clock features a biographical sketch of Miss Frenees Hidley Horergal by Miss May Benedict. Readings of poems by Miss Horergal will be presented by Miss Claudia Williams and others, with violin performances by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociation
May Benedict
Frenees Hidley Horergal
Poemea
Miss Horergal
Claudia Williams
Ida Christmas
Marion Ill
Florence Walker
George Cure
Mia
Joseph Mulley Will Piag
Marion Will
Belle Cousins
Jeesie LM
The Homeliest Man in Scranton Offers Free Kemp's Balm Trial
An advertisement invites all to call on a local druggist for a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balm for the throat and lungs. The claim promises to cure wind colds and chronic or acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and consumption, with a guarantee of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
Kemp
Ladies Day at Local Bowling Alleys Draws Crowd
Yesterday observed as ladies day with strong turnout. William Lewis of the Olympia Bowling club broke the second alley this week, posting 4 moore of 247. Local businessmen organize teams during lunch and after dinner as talk grows of a league forming soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Olympia
South Keranton
Edwin Evans
Cambrian
Lin
Welsh Baptist Pastors Read Paper and Community Notes
At a Northeastern Pennsylvania Welsh Baptist meeting Rev. W. F. Davis will read a paper on the Christian Union. Progs include sermons by Davis and others, glee club visitors, local residents in town, and a baby’s birth. Choral union rehearsal set for West Market Street. Community notices mention church events, rentals, and visits.
South Scranton Notes Special Meeting Elects Club Officers
A Star Social club meeting at Mirta's hall on Pittston avenue elected officers for the coming year. President Matthew Damus and vice president Charles F Kellerman lead a full slate with Matthew Miller recording secretary Jacob J Mira financial secretary Peter Phillips Jr and trustees John Phillips Charles Cooper and Henry N Weber. The society recently received its charter and hosted a social session until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Social Club
Mirta's Hall
Pittston Avenue
Matthew Damus
Charles F. Kellerman
Matthew Miller
Jacob J. Mira
Peter Phillips, Jr
John Phillips
Charles Cooper
Henry N. Weber
Hildebandt
Elrcd Street
Alr
Louis Schumacher
Cedar Avenue
Edward J. Robinson
Charles Diesing
Hot Springs
Ark
Young Women's Christian Association
Grant Commandery
Knights of Malta
Hartman's Hall
Alice Young
Silas Deltrick
Olive
Emma Swarts
Mila Deitrick
Margaret Nussell
Emmet Ellis
Eliza
Lung Healing Balsam For Sale By All Dealers
Dr Schley offers Lung Healing Balsam guaranteed to cure all coughs with no cure no pay. Sale lists numerous names including Beth Lees Catherine Russell Margaret Stalheber Anna Kearney Sarah Williams Emma Heffron Viola Bold Gertrude Heffron Polly Warren Grace Niece Alice McGraw Florance Lowrey Elizabeth Ayers Belle Hughton Alice Young Mr and Mrs Wellard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Lees
Catherine Russell
Margaret Stalheber
Anna Kearney
Sarah Williams
Emma
Heffron
Viola Bold
Gertrude Heffron
Polly Warren
Grace Niece
Alice McGraw
Florance Lowrey
Elizabeth Ayers
Belle Hughton
Alice Young
Frank Stalheber
Jean Cusick
Will Reading
James Cumings
William H. Courtright
Joseph Syden
William Reedy
Silas Deltrick
James O'Hara
James Snyder
Stewart Siegel
Joseph Rooney
Walter Lynn
Walter Stevens
Peter Grimes
Mrs. Wellard
Dr. Schley
Various church notices and local obituaries from Dunmore
The Dunmore column lists services at the Viest Methodist Episcopal Church with multiple sermons and meetings led by Pastor Charles Henry Newing and J D Tubney at Tripp Avenue Church, plus Sunday school and youth activities. It notes the funeral of John Nealla at Bluck Street, a guest in Albany, and health updates including Mrs. J. W. Necker and Lee May with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viest Methodist Episcopal Churcheter
Charles Henry Newing
Bath
Paul
Woman's Chriatha Temperance Union
Ulad
Clee
Epworth League
Tripp Avenue Christian
John Nealla
Bluck
St. Mary's Church
J. WI. Necker
Albany
N. V
Mev. Medale
Kim Street
Dudley Street Baptist Church
William
Mlokely
David &Pencer
Dunmore
Willion
Tiwonas Brennan
Mt. Carmel
Father Joseph
Mallan Catholic Church
Beneft
Lig Health
Order of Anthonty Meechanics
Lee May
Builor Street
Obituary of Henry Siglin at 68 in county home
Henry Siglin died at his home on Piston Avenue after a ten week illness. He was born in the county about sixty eight years ago. He passed away at five o'clock last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siglin
Piston Avenue
Mr. Siglin
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Arthur T. Stover
Good Fellows
Daniel Davies
Jackson Street Baptist Church
G. F
Dufour
Geo. W. Jenkins
Main Ave
Globe Warehouse
Ior
Eton
Gibson
Jesus
Annie Thomas
Clore
John J. Hower
Bessie Powell
George T. Rubina
Keystone Academy
Mra
I. B. Jones
Anna
Lottie Jones
Harry Murphy
Kapp
Jones
Messrs
Capwell
Henry
Will Voly
Mr. Rubina
Misses Goodwin
Emma Bennett
Lizzie Winzenberg
Martha Moore
Nettle Benjamin
Elsie Winzenberg
Ida Kapp
Billian Moore
Leonora Batsel
Lillian Bates
Maud Moore
Louise Rought
Augusta Swink
Mary Davis
Lena Moore
Lavinia
Tomlinson
Anna Jones
Maud Griffiths
Lillian Stone
Gertrude Moore
Florence Jones
Messia
George T. Kubina
Henry Volz
Charles Moore
Lawrence Zink
William Volz
James la Bare
Walter Zink
Donald Capwell
John Weisenfluh
James Hoffa
Leroy Stanton
Louis Bates
Frank Swartz
Silas Powell
Harry Madden
Roy Wheeler
General News
TWWU
The
Peter Tompson
Griffin’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Tsu
Northscranton
Crackerjacks
W. C. A. Notes
Welsh Baptist Pastora
Pennsylvania
W. F. Davis
Memorial Baptist Church
Christian Union
Davis
Warrior Rum
James Miller
Edward Sherwood
Colgate University
AL TL Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Choral Union
O'Malley's Hall
West Market Street
Mgr
Mix
Fred Sharron
Parker Street
Mary Oakley
Oak Street
Philadelpha
We Davies
Amd
Foreign Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Olive
J. Re Deol
Guy Osterhout
Wilkes-Barre
Webster Avenue
Clymer
Patos O
Christian Church
Markey
North Main Avenue
Whittemore
Providence Presbyterian
Mics Lane
Honesdale
Hemi
South Scranton
Academy of Music
Reis
Leseee
A. J. Duffy
Dainty Irene Myers
Weber
Waite
and Ladies’ Philharmonic Orchestra
Star Theatre
ALF
G. Herrington
Irwin
Lyceum Theatre
Duffy
W. Q. Smyth
Emmet Devoy
Karl
Dan Daly
George W. Lederer Co
Rich and
Harris
Leo Durlehateln
New York
Njev
Times Edg
One Hundred and Fourth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
John Siglin
Clark
John Kennedy
Thomas Kane
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maurice Smith
James Dowling
Gouldsboro
Matthew Brennan
Harry Siglin
P. de Lacy
Dominick
Miura
Mary Ikarveit
Canaan Street
Curbondily
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