West Scranton Fast Team May Represent Local Nine
West Scranton baseball fans anticipate a fast local nine for the diamond this season. Professor David Owens, the ex Y M C A star, may lead the squad with George Harrington and Billy Gallagher among the standout players from Scranton High and West Scranton clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Central City
David Owens
Young Men's Christian Association
George Harrington
Billy” Gallagher
Scranton High School
Kellett
Bricky" Phillips
Farewell Reception for Rev J B Sweet at Simpson Church
Members of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church and congregation host a farewell reception in the church lecture room tonight for Rev J B Sweet D D and his wife prior to their departure for Oneonta New York where he was assigned by the Wyoming conference. The event features addresses by several church members and is open to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
D. D
Oneonta
N. Y
Weekly School Deposits
A brief item notes ongoing weekly deposits to school collections. Details are limited in the fragment, with no clear figures or dates. The piece focuses on routine financial activity related to school funds and their timely submission.
Odd School Fund Subscriptions Listed With Totals
Fragmented OCR shows names and small monetary deposits from two schools. Individuals such as Prof David Owens and Miss Murray appear with amounts ranging from 50 cents to 2 dollars, totaling a sum obscured by the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Owens
Alice Beans
Bertha Kelly
Edna Td Evans
Nellie Richards
Catharine Phillip
Nellie Kelly
Ging Thea Price
Sarah McDonald
Mary Wartis
Missers
Ihe
Miew Murray
Mise Nichols
Mise Beamish
Mike Morgan
Mice Mutton
Mise Thivis
Eva
Mive Kellaw
Mike Firinin
Mier Wade
Mise Murrphy
Werbor
Mise Pook
Sightolal
Pupils of Miss Jones Present Evening Programme at Guernsey Hall
The Miss Sadie G Jones pupils perform under Holy Trinity Lutheran Church youth group at Guernsey's hall tomorrow evening. The program features solos recitations by Arthur Reynolds Reese Minn Batah Lewis and Sarah Lewis Mell plus a tableaus and several group recitations including Molly and Jimmy Browns Dog. Nine young ladies and nine young dames join in a variety show with a finale by Mies Lat tin Jones and soloists Lewis and Reynolds. Admission is 15 cents followed by a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie G. Jones
Guernsey
Fontadtie
von Tilley
Molly
Myfanwy
Sarah Lewis
Jimmy Brown
Dmoilwen Jonmkites
Dudins
Wickett
Nell
Sons of Temperance Glee Club Rehearsal Tonight at Jones Home
The Sons of Temperance Glee Club will meet for rehearsal this evening at Garfield Jones's home 25 Storrs Avenue at o clock. Members unsure of Jones's residence should meet at Hampton Street and Main Avenue at 7 30. The group will perform selections at the Sons of Temperance quarterly convention at St David's Hall tomorrow with Miss Fannie Mont and T T Jones delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone of Temperance Glee Club
Garfield Jones
Storrs Avenue
Mr. Jones
Hampton Street
Main Avenue
Glee Club
Sons of Temperance Quarterly
St. David's Hall
Fannie Mont
Grand Worthy Assoviate
T. T. Jones
Ladies' Home Missionary Society Sends Aid to Southern Missionaries
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church group sent books and clothing to southern missionaries and shipped a barrel valued at 150 dollars. A literary meeting will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Addison W. Chase on North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Simpson ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Addison W. Chase
North Main Avenue
Apply to Morgan Thomas for lowest rates
The notice directs Morgan Thomas of 1128 Jacksonetree to apply for the lowest rates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Thomas
Jacksonetree
Washburn Street Presbyterian group to attend city convention
Members of the Washburn Street Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society plan to attend a convention at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church on Thursday. The event brings together young church members from area congregations for fellowship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Thurs
Dainty White Shirt Waists Highlight New Season Styles
The ad touts white shirt waists with varied effects, fine trimmings, and original designs by top modistes. After weeks of study, the shop claims to offer the best selection and invites customers to inspect and discuss their range.
Evening Social and Civic Notices Prompt Local News
The Gama Mu society met last evening as usual. James Butler of West Linden street was held in $200 bail for threatening the lives of Mr and Mrs J Balles. New Slocum lodge Odd Fellows officers will be installed in Masonic hall tomorrow. William Saul, son of the late James Saul, named timekeeper at the DL&W station. A runaway horse demolished the Main avenue Jackson street mailbox. St Brenden’s council YMIs adopted amendments to their constitution. Ruth Chase is ill at home on North Bromley avenue. Thomas B H Evans and Cordelia Hand will wed tomorrow at the bride’s parents home on South Kvde Park avenue. Old YM I rooms being fitted up by Dr Wy What Davis for May 1 occupancy. Miss Attia Edwards of South Main Avenue visits Miss Leah Britoh in Pleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gama Mu Society
James Butler
West Linden Street
Kellow
J. Balles
Slocum Lodge of Odd Fellows
Masonic Hall
William Saul
Janes Saul
Delaware, Lackawant and Western Station
Mall
Main Avenue
Dunmore Briefs Include Death Call and Social Visits
John T. O'Neil returns from Richmondale after his brother Jink J. O'Neill dies. Mrs. J. R. Davies of Philadelphia visits Dunmore parents, while Miss Maude Fleming from Binghamton spends time here. Knights of Pythias plan meeting. Roney Nutwood horse sold to Honesdale buyers. Mrs. Peter Sawyer improving.
Green Ridge Women’s Club Elects Officers in Parlor Meeting
The Green Ridge Women’s club met at the Grreen Ride Presbyterian church. president absent, Alma Connolly presided. Officers elected include J. Linsing as president, Alma Connolly as vice president, Miss Smith as second vice president, Miss Ger coke as third vice president, Mrs. Keoree Kear as recording secretary, Miss Wiens as corresponding secretary, and R. A. Azim-Mean as treasurer. The social portion was dispensed due to a serious accident to Philip Mattea. The final meeting will be announced by the manager. Several members and guests were noted in attendance and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Grreen Ride Presbyterian Church
William F. Maties
Alma Connolly
J. Linsing
Almua. Connolly
Miss Smith
Miss Gercoke
Keoree Kear
Wiens. Weusarer
M. R. Kays
Murry Isabelle
Sanderson Avenue
New York City
Osborn
Dorothy
Green Blige Street
Boston
Mass
Tda Gisner
Lake Winola
Woc. van Blurcom
North Park
Idstabinok
Binghamton
Park Place couple wed by Rev Lyman in Scranton
Park Place residents Prank A. Snyder and Miss Sarah Walkey were married by Reverend G C Lyman on Friday. BH Bickler attended the ceremony at his Providence home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Snyder
Sarah Walkey
Scranton
Lyman
Bickler
Providence Red
G. OC
A Sensible Man Endorses Balewin Cough Remedy
The advertisement claims Balewin for throat and lung ailments including coughs colds bronchitis croup and related troubles. The proprietor offers druggists a free sample bottle to prove its merit and price.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Safe Pain Free Remedy
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a simple harmless remedy for piles with no surgery, claiming it cures all forms including itching bleeding and protruding types. It emphasizes ease of use, low cost, and availability in drug stores, featuring Marshall Michigan makers and widespread retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Funeral for William Switzer in Wyoming Friday
Funeral services for William Switzer of Wyoming are set for Friday at Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church. The church also announces a new choir with Miss Lizzie Miller serving as organist. et Miller of Short Avenue is out again after two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Switzer
Wyoming
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Lizzie Miller
Et. Miller
Short Avenue
Obituary notices from Clark's Summit area
Multiple deaths and funeral notices are reported, including Mrs An nette Newton Nicolls of Clark's Summit. Edward Smith a miner on Jackson street. William Williams who died at his son's home. Mary McGraw former Bellevue resident. Walter Heck. funeral details for Mrs Aaron McDonald, Mrs Margaret Cawley, George Stoeber. and services at Church of Peace and St Mary's Dunmore with interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Newton Nichols
Clark's Summit
Nicolls
Mary McGraw
Bellevue
Hillside
Burlington
Aaron McDonald
Dunmore Cemetery
Margaret Cawley
North Malin Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Dunmore
St. Mary's Cemetery
George Stoeber
Ordinances Being Prepared By City Solicitor
City Solicitor Watson drafts an ordinance to declare speakeasies dis orderly houses for raids and arrest those found there. He also drafts a general nuisance ordinance banning spitting on streets throwing cigarette butts banana peels and refuse on public thoroughfares and blocking sidewalks with boxes barrels etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Sun night stabbing at Hunker Hill leaves suspect at large
Lawrence Pinathar remains at large after the stabbing of Michael Angrisino at Hunker Hill Sun night. Police pursue all escape routes as the incident unfolds while Dr. A W Smith reports the victim’s condition improving barring unforeseen complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pinathar
Michael Angrisino
Hunker Hill
A. W. Smith
Providence M E Church Stresses Finances and Debt
The Providence Methodist Episcopal church officers met to plan a quarterly financial statement and start repaying a $1,500 debt pledged to be cleared over the year. The gathering was well attended with energy and zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Miner John Duffy Injured by Roof Collapse at Montana Mine
John Duffy a well known local miner was badly hurt yesterday at 11 am when tons of roof collapsed at the Montana mine on West Market Street Scranton Coal Company. He was extricated and taken to Lackawanna hospital with back injuries and arm cuts. condition reported as resting easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duffy
Montana
Scranton Coal Company
West Market Street
Dufy
Duffy
J. J. Stanton
Lackawanmnit Hospital
Mrs Evans Hit by Car Near The Square
Mrs. David Evans of Wayne Avenue was struck by car No. 204 yesterday afternoon around 2 o clock while crossing near the square. She, hard of hearing, did not hear the bell or the motorman and was caught in the fender. Patrolman Patrick May assisted her to the sidewalk and she walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Evans
Wayne Avenue
McHale
St Stanislaus Society Treasurer arraigned on embezzlement claim
The society treasurer William Petrox was arraigned before Alderman Meyers for misusing funds. Petrox posted no bail of $1,000 and was committed to the county jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stanislaus Society
William Petrox
Meyers
Petrox
Miner Fractures Leg After Slipping at Storrs Shaft
Thomas Plares aged 45 of Parker street fractured his leg yesterday afternoon while at work in the Storrs shaft No 2. He slipped on a tire and was carried to the surface and home. Mr. Pierce reduced the fracture and he is recovering. Mary McDonald of Avoui visits Miss May Henley then returns home. The North Wadl Stars vs High Works Stars tonight at the Auditorium. Local No 187 UMWA holds meeting at St Marys hall. Memorial Baptist church choir rehearses Our Flag cantata tonight and Sunday. New Memorial Baptist edifice contract awarded and to start at one. Tommy Zunger of Dutch Gap arraigned. case settled by costs. Welsh eisteddfod date correction. event moved to next Monday at Welsh Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Plares
Parker Street
Storrs
Plares
Pierce
Mary McDonald
Avovi
New Memorial Baptist Church
Church Avenue
Tommy Zunger
Dutch Gap
Meyers
Burl Stevens
Welsh Congregational Church
Leg Injury at Winton Breaker Ruins Accident
Albert Ball of Winton suffered a severe injury at work when his leg was caught in a lumber chain among breaker ruins. He sustained a compound ankle dislocation with a torn mesh and was taken to Lackawanna Hospital by the 4.20 train. Doctors hope the leg can be saved without amputation with proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ball
Winton
Fle
Ball
Lackawann Hospital
Ins Javed
Donas Longs Sons PRING Preview of New Goods
The note touts fresh, exclusive designs and superb quality at exceptional value. It promises a bustling arrival of goods soon and urges readers to judge for themselves the attractively low prices amid new materials and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pring
Spring Dress Goods Offerings In Light Pastels And Serge
The shop advertises new spring materials in soft hues including batiste 46 inch in several colors, Albatross creams and blues, French Broadcloths in light weights, and 54 inch serges in black with cheviot options. Cheviot woolen fabrics and a variety of suitings are showcased with prices from 50 cents to 1.39 and 1.85 for select pieces. A window display highlights the latest spring fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Eeas Nes
SA Ope Ce
Ladies Outerwear Price List From Local Dry Goods
Suits and coats described in a local advertisement include box coats in castor or black Venetian cloth priced at 5.00, silk lined black cheviot Etons at 4.90, and a superior line of ladies suits in black castor colored and blue broadcloth with flare skirts and Eton jackets priced at 11.08. The garments are lined throughout and feature flare cuffs and velvet collars.
Textile samples with ribbons and taffeta prices
Peau de Levant in multiple shades 24 inches wide offered at $1.00. Peau de Soies 21 inches wide in new shades also $1.00. Ribbon Striped Taffeta 21 inches wide in light olive old rose reseda and lavender priced $1.00. Embroidered Taffetas with tiny blossom bands on white or pearl grey priced $1.50.
Fresh Spring Flowers For Millinery Delights
Millinery update with new and elegant goods arriving daily. Today’s offer features spring blossoms suitable for last season hats, including Buttercups 24 in a bunch 39c June roses in white and pink dainty and winsome 49c Daisies in white and white with yellow centers 12 in a cluster Dandelions 6 in a cluster 19c.
Charity Ward Tea Features Donations and Music
The children's ward received gifts including old muslin jelly reading matter and orange items from Mrs. Norton and Miss Grice Hayden plus old linen from Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Landau. Desserts came from Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Smith. Music was provided by a list of performers led by Miss Marion Mills and others. Religious services were conducted weekly by Mr. Abrich and Miss Florence Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Norton
Bone
Grice Hayden
Lackawanna County Christian Endeavor Conventionprogram
The Lackawanna County Christian Endeavor union holds its semi annual convention Thursday afternoon at the lower temple of the Penn Avenue Baptist church. Delegates are invited to attend the evening quarterly Indes meeting of the Scranton Christian Endeavor union with entertainment by the Penn Avenue Baptist Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. The afternoon program includes a welcome address by RB FV Dierce, a president M D Tathrope, and multiple five minute talks on leadership and service by Young people from area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County Christian Endeavor Union
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Scranton Christian Endeavor Union
Penn Avenue Baptist Young People’s Society of Christian Edeavor
Itc
Hunlopie
Eavage
Dienes
Wanye
Uti Aeoetat Len
George Mitch
Thaee
Galewd
Iouwe Maly
Wastug
Donations for March Acknowledged by Hahnemann Hospital
The directors of Hahnemann Hospital acknowledge gifts for March including jelly milk butter Bibles and testaments reading matter calendars and books. Donors include Mire Hooven Mrs I M Boies Alps Civerge Sanderson Lawkawanne Dairy Co De J W Roberts Mrs Sandon Mrs J A Price Tt Ey Prendergast Mrs Albert N Kerr Miss Marjorie Vandling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hopital
Hooven
I. M. Boies
Alps
Civerge Sanderson
Weadinge
M. H. Holgate
Lawkawanne Dairy Company
daikuWwanna Bible Soviety
Thieteen
Ho. Higned
de. J. W. Roberts
Sandon
J. A. Price
Ey Prendergast
Albert N. Kerr
Marjorie Vandling
Deputy U S Marshal Arrests Alimun A Yesterday
Deputy United States Marshal Clark arrested Alimun A yesterday. Details on charges or location not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clark Jyowry
Alimun A
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M. T. Knoble
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N. C
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Philadelphia
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Martha Winterstein
Mauch Chunk
R. W. Winterstein
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John Byrne
Green Ridge Coal Company
John T. Porter
Knights of Pythias
A. PL McDonough
Roney Nutwood
Honesdale
Peter Sawyer
Martin Kearney
Peter
Park Place
Edward Smith
Jackson Street
Nellie
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William Williams
Thomas Williams
Malin Avenue
Wales
Walter H&ck
Walter Heel
Tenth Street
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M. E. Church
Donas Long
Gruener & Co
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County Christian Endeavor Union
Hahnemann Hospital
Lyceun Theatre
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Heart of
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Mit
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Sol Smuith
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Gaiaha Pool
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Mgrs
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Academy
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Harry A
Brow
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Isabelle Fletcher
Cooenne
Bon” Yuesday
New Gaiety Theater
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Little Egypt
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