Varied Community Entertainments Highlight Suburban Night
A large crowd enjoyed an entertainment at Mears hall for Scranton Street Baptist church fundraising with the Ringgold band and prize winners from the Robert Morris eisteddfod. William Fowler presided while Thomas G. Evans of the Philharmonic Choral society received a chair. The program featured Lisgie Jones Lydia Sailor David Stevens and others. The feature at Lewis Davis’s Bellevue party drew many attendees. A St Brenden circle debate favored crucades praise HC Gallagher and teammates. Junior Epworth league presented songs piano pieces recitations and social time. Wedding of Mildred Thomas and William B James reported. Community lectures and obituaries noted alongside local visits and vandalism at a North Main avenue hardware store. Florist and photography ads, plus second hand furniture listings, filled the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Hall
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Robert Morris
Lisgie Jones
Lydia Sailor
David Stevens
Philp Warren
Pennsylvania and Philharmonic Societes
Warm Salvation Army gathering and social notes in Scranton
At the Salvation Army barracks this evening a Warm meeting will welcome entrants. Brigadier William Evans will present the War Cry contest tag to successful competitors. Mrs Fred Wyandt and Miss Lee Phillips visit Cartersville. Rev J T Logan preached in Wilkes-Barre. Washburn Street Presbyterian choir rehearsed. several residents reported as ill or recovering. a Wednesday party for Arja Griffiths drew a large group including John Sinven and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Scranton Corps
William Evans
Siaf
Fred Wyandt
Lee Phillips
Cartersville
J. T. Logan
Wilkes-Barre
Heers' Hall
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
William Davis
Bellevue Street
Jennie Edwards
Hampton Street
Edwin Bowen
Ella Barty
James Dunlap
Foxburg
Ada Hall
Andrew Johnson
Brooklyn
Tenth Street
John H. Devine
South Hyde Park Avenue
Arja Griffiths
John Sinven
Harry F. Hartman
Walter Davis
Arthur Davis
John
Local social notes from Carbondale and vicinity
Monsey avenue resident Harry K Lathrope spent yesterday with friends in Carbondale Rev Charles Lee and wife attended the Dickson Purcell wedding in Carbondale Hon John B Van Bergen and Mrs Van Bergen of Carbondale visited in the Ridge Mrs C F B Foster of Honesdale spent part of the week with her parents in Sanderson avenue Willam Hayden of Nast Market street died at Lackawanna hospital after coal car accident last Tuesday Cora Hillis of Waymart returning from visit in East Marriet street Charles Carr of Dickson avenue rode to Peckville on business John Beltz opened candy and cigar store at 118 Dickson avenue Funeral for John Kook set for 2 pm at 135 Capouse avenue Funeral notice also lists HAE Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Lathrope
Monsey Avenue
Carbondale
Charles Lee
Dickson-Purcell
John B. van Bergen
Ridge
C. FB. Foster
Honesdale
J. D. Mason
Sanderson Avenue
Willam Hayden
Nast Market Street
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Hospital
Cora Hillis
Waymart
George Mitchell
East Marriet Street
Charles Carr
Dickson Avenue
Peckville
John Beltz
F. 3. Ballentine
Philadelphia
Post
Moncow
Edward Laughlin
Carrie Hall
Buffalo
Mr. Peck
Baldwin
Deacon Street
West Virginia
J. K. Smith
East Market Street
Young People's Society of the Primitive Methodist Church
John Kook
Capouse Avenue
Mystie Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Sold Locally
A sensational patent remedy promises a radical cure for rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. The ad claims immediate disappearance of symptoms after the first dose and notes the treatment costs 75 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz Drugget, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Drugeglet
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Parade of South Scranton Wheelmen Public Meeting Adverts
A parade advertised a public meeting at German Hall tonight in the interest of good roads. About 150 bicycles formed a four deep line on Hickory Street with lanterns. Speakers include Colonel George Sanderson and City Treasurer C G Boland. A death, typhoid pneumonia, claimed five year old Harry Warner from 1915 Pittston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
Hickory Street
Drum Corps of
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
South Scranton
A. B. Dunning
George Sanderson
Select Council
C. G. Boland
Eugene Call
The
Tribune
Mr. Dunning
Social Notes and Local Notices
William J Edwards is slightly indisposed at his home on Margaret Avenue. Frank Daniels hosted a pleasant party last evening at his home on North Main Avenue with dancing games and a late repast. Eva M Greene of Clifford is visiting Mr and Mrs A J Clark on Church Avenue. A son of Thomas Moran of Keyser Avenue fractured his arm Wednesday falling from a mule. Dr Donne attended. There will be a preaching service this evening at Providence Presbyterian Church before communion next Sabbath. Easter music will be repeated next Sunday evening with a large choir rehearsal this evening. Mrs Ellen Sawyer of Yonkers has returned home after visiting her brother Carrington Von Storeh on North Martin Avenue. A cottage meeting will be held this evening at Mrs Hessac on Gardner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Edwards
Margaret Avenue
Frank Daniels
North Main Avenue
Eva M. Greene
Clifford
A. J. Clark
Church Avenue
Thomas Moran
Keyser Avenue
Donne
Providence Presbyterian Church
Ellen Sawyer
Yonkers
Carrington von Storeh
North Matin Avenue
Minooka Baseball Moves Ground Near Cemetery
Michael McDonald of Archbald visited Minooka friends yesterday as the Minooka Base Ball club plans changes around a ground near Cemetery Hill. M J Egan Burke Mulkern and McCrea will represent St Joseph Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society at the Beranton Diocesan union quarterly convention Sunday. Welcome Social at Callary's arcade tonight. John J O Neill leaves for Stroudsburg State Normal for Cackatop work as college team faces Bliss Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McDonald
Archbald
Minooka Friends
Minooka
Cemetery
M. J. Egan
William J. Burke
Patrick Mulkern
M. J. McCrea
St. Joseph
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Bliss
Union Meeting and Concert Planned in Feltaville
Mrs Henry Hood of Plymouth invites friends as Christian Endeavor groups organize a union meeting at the Feltaville Congregational church. A program at Taylor Methodist church next Sunday at 7 oclock features solos by Mrs J D Atherton Professor Owens and Mrs J St Neeley with soprano and tenor selections by listed local singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hood
Plymouth
Christian Endeavor Societies
Congregational Church
Feltaville
Taylor Methodist Church
Thomas Owens
J. D. Atherton
Owens
Mra
J. St. Neeley
Taylor
Mra. J. Dd. Atherton
Rebecca Davis
H. J. Daniele
Miay Anna Besecker
Misa Maria Thomas
Alton
John Neeney
Busie Morris
Miles Polly Davis
Ray Morgan
Jessie Morn
J. G. Price
Richard Wallis
James Hood
John D. Atherton
Professor Owens
John Tubbs
Easter Services and Local Society Notes in Welsh Congregational Aid
The program for Easter services includes invocations and anthems led by Rev. F. A. King and J. A. West with readings, sermons, and benediction by E. L. Ashford. The Welsh Congregational Sunday school prepares for June Children’s Day. The Loyal Crusaders report about 250 members, with a program of solos and recitations by Anna Moreland Nellie Cartwell Della Decker Maud Lena Evans Jessie Nicholas Louisa Nicholas and John T. Wilburn. The Trib une cost remains over two cents per twelve pages, with promotion for tomorrow’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Jones
Gramme
F. A. King
F. King
Christ
J. A. West
Welsh Congregational Sunday School
Crusaders
Sons of Temperance
Anna Moreland
Nellie Cartwell
Della Decker
Misses Maud
Lena Evans
Jessie Nicholas
Louisa Nicholas
John T. Wilburn
Lawyer Sues Railroad Over Death at Crossing
Attorney George W. Beale filed a trespass action for $25 000 on behalf of Mrs Getz widow of Lewis Getz against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The suit follows Getz death at a crossing near Mill street and Lackawanna Iron and Steel store after being struck by a 245 am New York bound passenger train. The coroner's inquest produced vague evidence on the exact point of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lewis Gets
West Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Jefferson Avenue
Getz
West Side
South Side
Mill Street
New York
Unique relief map exhibit of Lackawanna County
The office of Civil Engineer A B Dunning hosts a plaster relief map created with Professor E Lamage. The miniature topography covers Archbald to Old Forge showing mountains water courses railroads coal lands and is intended to inspire geography study and future maps from Carbondale to Nanticoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
A. B. Dunning
Spruce Street
Dunning
E. Lamaze
Lamage
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Carbondale
Nanticoke
Ordered Cattle Killed Over Tuberculosis In Montrose
Dr. Harry Walter acting for the state veterinary board examined Judge William H. Jessup’s herd of 34 cattle at Montrose and found 27 afflicted with TB. One animal was killed and opened showing a ruined lung and tubercular pus. The 27 were ordered slaughtered. Dr. Walter later examined Wells’ herd in Wyalusing. TB is described as widespread and possibly one quarter of state cattle affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walter
Wilkes-Barre
State Veterinary Board
Montrose
William H. Jessup
Walter
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wells
Wyalusing
Y W C A Notes and Teacher Institute Activities
The Y W C A notes greet city teachers during the teachers Institute noon prayers led by Rev. Bowers Israel with a solo "Just So Today" sung by Miss avin. Members are urged to attend the second lesson at 7 20 pm and prepare a course dinner. botany class may form. The Tribune promises twelve pages including a sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Teachers’ Institute
Bowers Israel
Missavin
Diphtheria Claims Two From Bonner Family
Harry Kneebone of the West Side dies from diphtheria a week after another Bonner child perishes. The second local death follows a previous loss within ten days, as the disease spreads through the area.
Cure for Consumption Described by Physicians
The text states consumption is now considered curable under proper conditions. It explains the disease stems from a depleted system and malassimilation of food, leading to tissue wasting, blood impoverishment, organ decay, ulcers, and risk of death from collapse or hemorrhage. The excerpt ends with the claim that a cure exists.
Bovinine Promises Strength and Vitality Through Lean Beef Extract
Advert says Bovinine concentrates the vital elements of lean raw beef into a compact form. It is absorbed with minimal stomach effort, builds new tissue and blood, increases flesh, and strengthens body centers to dispel disease. Thousands credit its benefits.
BASE BALL NOTES On Princeton star Wilson and other famed players
Wilson the twirler and outfielder from Princeton stands as one of today’s top natural hitters. The piece recalls Fut Hanlon’s likely move on Joe Corbett and notes Stricker’s batting weakness. It mentions Tim Cheefe in Cleveland, Richard Croker as a major stockholder, Cushman’s status, and various historical pitches and incidents, including John Sullivan and John L. Sullivar, with reflections from Jim McGuire on Tony Mullane and other legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tim
Ti la
Richard Croker
New York
Freedman
Charles Cushman
Wilkes-Barre
Jack Chapman
Dad Clarke
Glanta
John de Wanta
Totalvney
Jack Crooks
John L. Sullivar War
Chiia von der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
Pat Tebeau
Pat
Tom Brown
Boston
Jack Clarkson
Jack
Tony Mullane
Jim McGuire
Tony
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Ilven
Mears
Hell
Lewis Davis
Bellevue
Martha Nichols
May Samuels
Vicki Evans
Minnie Harris
Helen Harris
Jeanette James
Annie Williams
Cora Rees
Matthe Thomas
Annie Lewis
Sarah Davis
Kathe Morris
Ruth James
Alice Thomas
Edith Davis
Effie Lewis
Edward Collins
Mire Lewis Davis
Jemima Roderick
Magele Thomas
Lizzie Lake
Martha Hitchins
Magele Edwards
Belle House
Eth Harty
Morris Thomas
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute
HC. Gallagher
T. T. Fleming
Thomas Earry
John Conway
Joseph Gaynor
Joseph Barrett
Epworth
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmer Hughes
Annie Clarke
Edith
Eddie Davis
Carrie Karr
Laura Hewitt
Pauline Dodge
Walter Ellis
Katie Davis
Helen Bays
Phoene van Buren
Mildred Thomas
Ruth Howell
Hattie Williams
Flora Lewis
Eva Lewis
Vina Knapp
Gertrude Florey
Nellie Morgan
Joseph Morgan
Jackson Street
William B. James
T. Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Willam Jones
Eynon Street
Washburn Street
J.D. Hawkens
Mast Hope
Joseph Oliver
Glen Lyon
Luzerne County
Lynda Jones
I. C. Floyd
Binghamton
Beers
Ruthven
West Side Athletic Club
Nan
Enoch Harris
West Side Business Mreetory
South Main Avenue
Harnet J. Davis
Starnor
Main Avenue
King
Jackeon Street
Green Ridge
Syracune
Samters
Suare Dealing
Cotkrs, Hatters and Furnahers
South Side News
South Scranton Wheelmen
Marty Warner
Harry Warner
Old Forge
Pittston Avenue
Central Park
South Side Baseball Club
Kate Reardon Ono
Booth Steel
Patrick B. Ryan
Stanton
South Wyoming
Maple Street
St. John's Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
C. H. de Vere
M. J. Bigiin
St. Aloyalus Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Catherine Philips
Young Women’s Christian Association
Providence
the Tribune
Mary Getz
Lamaze
Erry Walter
AVOCA
Harry Kneebone
William
Candy Bonner
North End
James Maloney
Newport News
Virginia
William Welter
Charles Ferguson
Colorado
Mary Schmidt
Williamsport
Viewl
Nettle Drufiner
Main Street
Bessie Webber
Dr. Pierce’s Hospital
John Whalen
St. Michael's College
Toronto
A. J. Ruane
Grove Street
Constable Murphy
J. J. Conaboy
Bovinine
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Faohion
Scvere Ag
Ladies
New Capes
Humber &Co
Theorld
Humber
England
Russia
France
Portugal
Mass
Chase & Farrar
Linden Street
Court House
Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Ave
Columbia Hartford
Armory Free
S. W. Kellum
Deak Rivers
Lynn Havens
Berketesy Mill Ponds
Shrewsbury
Rockaways
Maurice River
Western Shores
Blue Points
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
Dexter
Luc
U.S
Derren Snot
Mogran
Masa
Winton
Anteed
Hunt & Cornnell Co
Fos
Parker
Oe Srnr
Frothingarm. & Heirs
Neil Burgess
Lne Sheh
Alvin Joslin
Rice
Onan Pell
Bacenery
Sreereaeeson Anger Oeer Aerander
Edward B Rice
Bostonians
Frank
Robin Hood
Barnabee, McDonald
Jessie — Davis
Helen Bertram
Horses Blake
Sixtymplete
Academy OF Music
Margaret Mather
Frederick Pauldig
T. H. French
Eateria
Previ Vod
Mather
Drutiet
Davis’ Theater
London Gaiety Girls
Century Club
TRAMP
Secant
Maloney
Amanue
M. W. Collins
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