Banquet of the Chi Upsilon Society at Washburn Street church
The Chi Upsilon society of Washburn Street Presbyterian church held a semi annual banquet in the church parlor with couples, toasts, and talks led by Pastor J P Moffat on The Woman of the Past and other speakers. Attendants included many local residents and a fashion photograph was taken. New events on Thursday night announce Christian Endeavor meetings on the West Side with speakers Rev W H Stubblebine and Rev J P Moffat, plus a final lecture by Dr F E Clarke at Frothingham. Community notes mention births, a boy named John James visiting, and local social visits with Eastern Star members and other civic groups.
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Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Hey. J. P. Moffat
George Watres, Jr
Will Harrill
D. A. Stone
A. E. Morse
Misses Nellie Fellows
Harriet Fellows
Mame Coons
Myrtle van Gorder
Grace Peck
Ada Davenport
Mame Whetstone
Ella Hancock
Margaret Foster
Margaret Hill
Jennie Frewell
Kessie Winans
Libbie Saunders
Naomi Jones
Anna Watres
Catherine Merriman
Juanita Kelfer
Catherine Kavis
Laura Martin
Belle Doud
Emma Shaeffer
Ella Saunders
Horace Keene
C. H. Hall
Charles C. Battenberg
John Howell
Will Griffiths
Geo, Shean
W. T. Burrill
Hutchinson
George Watres
Frank H. Thornton
Cc. H. Derby
George Keene
George Saunders
Percy Watres
George Barrowman
Herbert Watres
Alex Bender
Theodore Meyers
Harry Neimeyer
Walter Davis
Mra
T. Mrogan
J. P. Moffat
van Gorder
Scranton Christian Endeavor Union
West Side
W. H. Stubblebine
City Union
Plymouth Congregational Church
Eveybody
F. E
Missing 16 year old Frank Fellows sought by anxious parents
Frank Fellows, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio T. Fellows of 428 Tenth Street, has been missing since Monday at 7 pm. A possible sighting in Stroudsburg offered a glimmer of hope after a railroader's well meant ride may have helped him disappear. He has brown eyes and wore a light cap red sweater knickers black stockings and lace shoes when he left home. The West Side community is stirred by the disappearance and information is welcomed by the parents.
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Frank
Horatio T. Fellows
Tenth Street
Stroudsburg
Davis and Mary Jane Davis wed quietly in Bellevue Heights
John Davis a Bellevue meat market proprietor marries Miss Mary Jane Davis daughter of D W Davis of Corbett Avenue. The notes also report the funeral of Mary Jane Lewis with Rev W S Jones of First Welsh Baptist Church delivering the sermon. Christian Endeavor society Plymouth Congregational church to mark its fourteenth anniversary with a supper slated May 18.
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John Davis
William Davis
Bellevue Heights
Mary Jane Davis
Mr. Davis
Bellevue
Miss Davis
D. W. Davis
Corbett Avenue
Mary Jane Lewis
W. 8. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Burin
Washburn Street
Charles Baldry
Binghamton
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Local social notes and upcoming handicap race at Driving Park
George Jones remains in critical condition at home on Wayne Avenue while Miss Joyce of Olyphant relaxes with friends in the North End. A handicap foot race offering 100 is planned for May 6 at Driving Park with Andy Phelan and three opponents, each posting 25. Mozart Glee Club members asked to meet at North Main Avenue Baptist Church basement for an event, and a Puritan Congregational church social last night drew praise for performances by local soloists and students. G W Mahey is slightly ill at the Bristol House.
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George Jones
Wayne Avenue
Joyce
Olyphant
North End
Thomas Edwards
Andy Phelan
Evan Simms
Mike White
Thomas Miller
Oes
Phe
Mozart Glee Club
Sire
North Main Avenue
Hattie Sharples
Kate Jones
Griffith R. Davis
Alice Leonard
George Bowen
Alfred Humphreys
Tempest
G. R. Davis
G. W. Mahey
Bristol House
Tribune
Lewis
Henwood
Thomas Jehu
George Davidson
Pittsburg
Death of John McDonald in Storrs shaft accident
John McDonald aged 60 died at 1 am from injuries suffered ten days ago in a shaft explosion at Storrs. He was married.
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John McDonald
Storrs
Silk Mill Fire Prompted Clock Alarm and School Plans
A minor fire in the boiler room of the Sauquoit Silk mill was quickly extinguished after an alarm from Cedar avenue and Elm street. The incident underscored the need for more alarm stations as several mills lie nearby. A new No. 10 district school building is planned, with construction to replace the current structure after term end. Residents seek a second new school for Twentieth ward. The notice also lists a funeral, an excursion, presbytery attendance, and a birthday celebration in May.
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Sauquoit
Cedar Avenue
Elm Street
South Side
Box 63
No. 10
Twentieth Ward
Michael Kotch
Pittston Avenue
Century Hose Company
Mountain Park
William A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Carbondale
M. Robinson
Local Moves and Socials Reported in Community Notes
J Williams moved from Ararat to Deacon Street. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor social will be held next Tuesday evening in the church parlor. J R Richardson of 1621 Van Storch Avenue departs for England on Wednesday April 29. Mrs Walter Lawrence of Delaware Street has returned from a two week southern state trip. D E Neal of Capoose Avenue trips to Mount Pleasant for a few days. Miss Emma Brundage of Dickson Avenue spent the first of the week in Wyoming. Green Ridge Heptasophs Conclave No 199 held a pleasant social Monday evening with a short program including a talk by J E Ross, music by the Asbury quartette, recitations by Eva M Dorsey and Professor Arthur L Dorsey.
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J. Williams
Ararat
Deacon Street
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Richardson
van Storch Avenue
England
Walter Lawrence
Delaware Street
D. E. Neal
Capoose Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Emma Brundage
Dickson Avenue
Wyoming
Green Ridge
Minooka Bride and Groom Wed After Drugged Case
A Minooka couple tied the knot yesterday after a police inquiry into alleged drugging. Charles T. Honeyager, once a saloon operator, and Katie Feeley, daughter of Mrs. Bridget Feeley, both 22, wed before Alderman O B Wright following a promise to marry to resolve serious accusations. The sequence started with Katie's disappearance after a ball, her return with testimony of Honeyager drugging her, and a warrant that led to a night in custody before the marriage agreement and license were finalized. The ceremony concluded a case that had sparked local gossip and involved Justice P Fr O Hara and Constable John P St John in the hearings.
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Minooka
Charles T. Honeyager
Katie Feeley
O. B. Wright
Pittston Avenue
Upper Lackawanna Avenue
Bridget Feeley
Greenwood
Honeyager
Central City
Simpson
Katie
Taylorville
Office of
Justice of the Peace
John P. St. John
St. John
Squire O'Hara
M. A. McGinley
Constable St. John
Alderman Wright
Two Orphans Presented by Carrie Louis at Academy
Carrie Louis and Company staged The Two Orphans at the Academy of Music with strong performances. Louis played Louise the blind orphan to acclaim while the company earned high praise for its impersonations as magic acts by Professor and Mme Zera and selections by Professor O. Tonight the attraction shifts to A Fair Rebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Louis
Academy of Music
Miss Louis
Louise
Kate Claxton
Professor
Mme
Zera
Professor Ott
Attempted death by own action shocks Jessup resident
Patrick Sweeney of Jessup attempted to hang himself Monday in his barn amid domestic troubles. A woman neighbor discovered him, Nelehbora cut him down before life left him. He was not out of danger last night, and is described as a middle aged prominent Jessup resident.
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Jessup
Patrick Sweeney
Nelehbora
Sweeney
Sweeney Fe
Death of Bridget Ferguson Dunmore girl at 18
Bridget Ferguson 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Ferguson of Monroe avenue Dunmore died after about a month illness at 11 40 last night. She was a bright and interesting girl loved by friends and associates. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Bridget Ferguson
Martin Ferguson
Monroe Avenue
Dunmore
Market and Stock Report From Wall Street Review
New York markets show gains on broad buying with rail and textile shares leading while sugar and tobacco rebound. Baltimore and Ohio weak spots pressure crowns. dividend speculation and looming receivership shape latest price moves as commodity quotes drift with mixed results across markets and exchanges.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Apr M-Catilo Revelpta
Chicago and Union Stock Yards reports show 2609 head of cattle with mixed prices from 1.50 to 4.43, Texans 2.95 to 4.43. Hogs receipts 19,000 with steady market and values 3.40 to 4.80 for various grades. Sheep receipts 11,000 with prices 2.00 to 4.50 and 3.60 to 4.50 for lambs. Oil Market notes from Oil City, Pa. on April 21 with credit balance.
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Buffalo
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Tobacco Co
Sugar Ref
Cher
Canada
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Louis
N Pr
Sianhettan
J. Central . Y. 107%, 1084 107 Na Ba Central Ay 15 Ah . Seeeseee Wrasse
Rintere
Ontario
West
Southern RR
Tenn. C. & Iron
Southern R. R
Texas Wing
Union Pacific
Wiester
Chicago Board OF Trade
Chicago
Union Stock Yarda
Ill
Bones Unearthed In Green Ridge Skeleton Found In Sand Pit
Workmen excavating a sand pit on Marion street Green Ridge uncovered parts of a human skeleton. The skull lay thirteen feet below the surface and crumbled on handling. Officials think the bones may be Indian but lack solid evidence due to poor preservation.
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Green Ridge
Marion Street
Clover Tea and Diet Remedies for Health in Old Advice
A Washington Star diet article extols clover tea for blood purification and skin clarity, linking pimples to torpid liver. It promotes diet over medicine, recommends greens and onions, suggests a paste for burns, celery for rheumatic relief, and hot water or starch for bruises. It also notes foot fatigue relief from frequent shoe changes and praises thin bread and butter to aid digestion and nutrition.
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Washington Star
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Robert Walker
David Brown
Frederick Boldry
George M. Chase
Byron Wade
E. Swarts
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George
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David Owens
Wilkes-Barre
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Kelly
Semons
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Harret J. Davis
Foriat
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Wertom Ml Co
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Cranton & Pittston Trac. Co
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Lackawanna Avenue
George R. Agkerly
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Baldwin
ERS Rational Bank OF Scranton
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
F. L. Phillips
Robert Beadle
Jarno M. Everhart
Irving A. Finch
Pierce Bluley
Soneph J. Dormsa
Pa Fe Komorer
Charles P. Matthews
Join T. Ter
Charles Scalager
W. Moras
James Moir
First National
Ina
MT. Pleasant
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Wm.t. Smitil
DR. Lobb
Lobb Gee
Philada
Rogalaire
the Tribune
Maloney Gil and
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M. W. Collins
Thompson
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Hill
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Terrece Portland
Isabella
Union
Mechem Investment Company
L. J. Kneeland
Colsore
Pisce
Aylesworth’s
William S. Millar
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Tonio Hartmann
Birch &T
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