Corner Stone Set for New Flust Baptist Church in West Scranton
West Scranton notes announce the corner stone of the new First Baptist church on South Malave Avenue will be laid next week with a citywide program. The building, designed by W. T. Brown of Cincinnati, features a large dome, modern heating and lighting, extensive Sunday school facilities, and will stand as a monument of energy for generations.
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Pennsylvania
Harry Jones
Jessie Wicks
New Flist Baptist Church
South Mal Avenue
Audiporiury
Echool
Mireothy Chenewith
Reidy
Dee
W. T. Brown
Cincinnati
Bscranton Street
Cooper
Uniondale Couple Wed Amid Family Home ceremony
Harry Jones and Miss Jésale Wicks united in marriage at the bride's parents home in Scranton area. Rev. Reosxe of the Puritan Congregational church performed the ceremony with Mrs van Lewis as musicians and Jennie Lewis as flower girl. The couple will reside in New Milford.
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Harry Jones
Uniondale
Jésale Wicks
Hyde Park Avenue
Willian Wicks
Mr. Reosxe
Puritan Congregational Church
North Scranton
Mra. van Lewis
Jennie Lewis
Arr
Jones
New Milford
Heptasophs Will Entertain At Evening Affair
Wiest Side conclave No. 211 of the Improved Order of Heptiscope will entertain friends in Iverste hall this evening. An excellent program has been arranged with impersonations ventriloquism humor and phonograph selections. George Howell and A Hartley will address attendees. H T Thomas will provide entertainment and refreshments served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest
Iverste Hall
Ovenine
George Howell
A. Hartley
Cive
H. T. Thomas
Hefroshimonta
Phenomenal Catch by Piehler and Ord Stuns Crowd
In a dramatic moment Christian Piehler the North Bromley Venice hotel keeper teams with James Ord Wieligherman to execute a remarkable catch that electrifies spectators as they wade into the action.
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Christian Piehler
North Bromley Venice Hotel
James Ord
Wieligherman
Waded
Munyuns Inhaler Promises Rapid Local Relief
Inhaler products claim medicated vapors reach sore spots through the mouth and nose, delivering relief to difficult-to-reach areas. Advertisements describe rapid absorption and targeted action, highlighting the inhaler as an alternative to stomach-taken medicines.
Fisherman Lands Big Speckled Trout At Meadow Stream
Meadow stream above Lake Scranton yields nine months of trout fishing until Mr. Fiehler lands a speckled beauty of 17.5 inches. He plans mounting the fish for display at the hotel exhibition.
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Meadow
Lake Scranton
Fiehler
Hile Hotel
Funeral services and interments listed for multiple local residents
Services were held in Holyross and Holy Croga churches for Mrs. Sarah Diskin Catherine McNulty and others. Interments followed at Cathedral and Washburn Street cemeteries. The Morriay and Morris families announced interments for their children and relatives. The Loney and Williams families planned funerals for dates next afternoon and morning respectively.
Moffat Called to Funeral. Local Notices and Events
Reverend J P Moffat leaves Washburn Street church to conduct funeral services for Charles Cussler in Weatherly Pa. Annual St Pauls Pioneers Hall event at Mears Hall with Star Orchestra tickets at 25 cents. Birthday surprise for 2 year old William Williams. Helen Baldwin joins The Dairy Farm company in Philadelphia. Howells siblings visit from Pittston. Globe Lodge Odd Fellows invited to Bayuet church services downtown. Birth announcements for Sheridan Jones McAndrew and others. Patriotic Order Bons of America plan entartainment in Red Men's hall with speakers and music. Chestnut Street Presbyterians prep for Taylor convention. Kalos Plegen dress rehearsal ends well with surprise for attendees.
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J. P. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Charles Cussler
Weatherly
Dr. Moffat
St. Paul's Pioneers Corps
Mears Hall
William Willams
Washburn Street
Helen Baldwin
Dairy Farm” Company
Philadelphia
Margaret Cualek
South Bromley Avenue
Globe Indge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Penn Avenue Bayuet
Lackawanna Lodge
Wyoming
Thomas Sheridan
Hampton Street
D. Jones
West Locust Street
Anthony McAndrew
North Main Avenue
Camp 178
Patriotic Order
Red Men's Hall
A. J. Colborn
Renseter W. Luce
Walter Deckel
Community Notices and Local Events in North Scranton
North Scranton scene includes Fred Igler birthday gathering with friends, a Keystone Literary and Dramatic club social at the Auditorium with Excelsior orchestra, United Mine Workers mass meeting in Mulherin’s hall, funeral arrangements for Walter Clegg, and visits by Miss Cora Griffin and Miss Annetta Davis from Willam Street. Reverend William Holgar continues as Providence M E church pastor.
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John Igler
Church Avenue
Fred
Margaret Chappell
Louise Chappell
Margaret Decker
Edith Lewis
Mildred Williams
Josephine Redding
Georgiana Clark
Arthur Dean
Earl Lovelace
Thomas Morris
Montague Mortis
Thomas Laboy
Fred Igler
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Excelsior Orchestra
United Mine Workers of America
Mulherin’s Hall
Sev
Walter Clegg
Throop Street
Cora Griffin
Annetta Davis
Willam Street
New York
William Holgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Grain-O Beverage Promoted as Coffee Replacement
Try Grain-O the new grain drink that can replace coffee for adults and children without stomach distress. It has a rich dark color like Mocha or Java and is sold by grocers at a small price per pack.
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Java
Local notes and visits from Owego to Clark's Burn
The item lists assignments and family news from Owego and nearby areas. Mrs Kealtor visits Clark's Burn relatives, Roger Leonard welcomes a son at West Market Street, and the Providence church Ladies Aid plans a Thursday 2 PM meeting. Mere Clark and Georgiana Clark return from Beattie to Putnam Street to visit Mrs Smith.
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Owego
M. Kealtor
Church Avenue
Clark
Roger Leonard
West Market Street
Ladies' Aid Society
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Mere
F. A. Clark
Georgiana
Beatt
Mrs. Smith
Putnam Street
Two Men Injured in Streetcar Spook Near Coleman’s Saloon
Last evening after 6 pm a horse drew up on a raised platform after being frightened by a Washburn-Drinker street car near Sport hill. One man was thrown, the other escaped. The injured man was treated at E A Stevens’ grocery and Exchange hotel before being moved to Scranton for further care.
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Sport Hill
Coleman
E. A. Stevens
Exchange Hotel
Scranton
St Marys YM I Dance And Euchre Party Planned
Preparations are complete for a large social evening at Washington hall hosted by St Marys council Young Mens Institute. The organizing committee includes James Cullen Timothy Reilly William Hughes Edward Johnston James Dwyer Patrick McAndrew Thomas Filannelly A F Golden S J Healey Thomas Taylor W J Crane John Morgan John Golden and James Horan.
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St. Mary's Council
Young Men's Institute
Washington Hall
James Cullen
Timothy Reilly
William Hughes
Edward Johnston
James Dwyer
Patrick McAndrew
Thomas Filannelly
A. F. Golden
J. Healey
Thomas Taylor
W. J. Crane
John Morgan
John Golden
James Horan
Green Ridge W C T U Plans Social and Meeting
Members of the Green Ridge Womans Christian Temperance union will host a social Thursday evening at Mrs. Stones 204 New York street with a prepared program and an invitation to supporters. The weekly meeting follows at 7 oclock at the same address. Jesse Toots from Green Ridge Ironworks lost an eye yesterday in a roller accident. He was struck by a piece of iron while on duty and the eye cannot be saved. Mr and Mrs William Peck of West Pittston are visiting Green Ridge friends.
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Firemen’s Relief Association
John R. Smith Company
Chestnut Street
Saint Mark's Day
St. Mark's Church
Rogers Israel
Scranton
Bishop Talbot
Ron Ton
Borough Hall
Throop
Anna Robinson
New Haven
Dunmore Friends
Colonial Council
No. 27
Daughters of America
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Loyal Legion
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Mark‘s
A. J. van Cleft
Green Ridge Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
William Peck
Weat Pittston
Green Ridge
Minooka Adds Piano Teachers for Township Schools
Minooka introduces two music teachers Miss Anna Lovering of Greenwood will oversee No 1 district while new programs launch. A series of entertainments will aid funding. Meanwhile Mary Fasehold hosts mite from Idaho guest at South Minooka. David Lowery, son of David Lowery, falls ill after his sister Mary A Lowery’s death reported yesterday. The Minooka Comedy Club entertainment at St Joseph's hall drew social praise and the Ladies Irish Catholic Benevolent Union’s drama impressed Hyde Park participants. Funeral services for Mary A Lowery set for today at family home with high mass at St Joseph's church.
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No 1
Anna Lovering
Greenwood
No. 1
Mite
Wieble
Wardner
Idaho
Mary Fasehold
South Minooka
David Lowery
Stafford Street
Mises Mary A. Lowery
Minooka
St. Joseph's Hall
Obituary notices for Belle Copporan and George Miller
The obituary notes the death of 6 year old Belle Copporan daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Concern of Monroe Avenue Dunmore. Funeral this afternoon at 2 oclock with interment in Cathedral cemetery. A second notice states a 1 year old named Prochan died yesterday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Miller of Victory Street. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Belle Copporan
Daugher
Mia
Thomas Concern
Monroe Avenue
Dunmore
Cathedral Cemetery
Diustue Prochan
Mire George Miller
S30
Victory Street
Berlinstyle German American choir concert in Scranton
Germania Hall hosted the eighth annual Junger Maennerchor concert drawing a crowded crowd in South Scranton. The program featured Schmidt orchestra numbers, solos by Alfred Gutheing and William Lynott, duets by Misses Maude Gschwindt and Berghauser, and pieces to be sung at the Brooklyn Saengerfest, with a lively afterglow dance and proceeds aiding the Brooklyn Saenger seat fund.
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Germany
Audsence
Junger Muennerchor
Schmidt
Junger Maennerchor
Maude Gsohwildt
Alfred Gutheing
Brooklyn
Alan
Gus Reppert
Fred Heinz
Otto Robinson
Charles G. Levert
Brooklyn Saenger
Alfred Gutheinz
Charles Scheuch
Fred Schunk
Abe Woeichel
Joseph Zang
Corking ten round bout opens Scranton club card
A crowd of 400 to 600 attended the Spar row at Scranton Athletic club where Allen and Billy Mack weighed about 140 pounds each. Referee Connolly ruled the main event a draw after both fighters absorbed punishment. two preliminary bouts Evans vs Murray and Connors vs Costello also ended in draws.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Sparrow
Allen
Billy Mack
Golden's Hall
Bellevue
W. PL O'Donnell
Ryan
Mack
Connolly
Sam Evans
Charlie Murray
John Connors
Dan Costello
Scranton Conductor Rickerarraigned for assault
Ernest Ricker a Scranton Railway conductor was arraigned before Alderman Ruddy on aggravated assault and battery charges. Prosecutor Thomas H Walsh testified he was a passenger on a traction car and Ricker failed to stop at a desired street. Walsh said he was assaulted, struck with a colored object, and had a rib broken by a kick. Ricker posted bail.
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Ernest Ricker
Scranton Railway Company
Alderman Ruddy
Thomas H. Walsh
Walsh
Traction Company
Ricker
Alderman Howe
Frank Silliman, Jr
Flashlight party hosted by Camp bells on Pittston Avenue
A large group of young people gathered Monday evening at Mr and Mrs Patrick Campbell 100 Pittston Avenue for games and amusements. Several flashlights of the party were taken and refreshments served. Names listed include Delia Clifford Margaret Authors Margaret Menton Anna Moore Mamie Wetter Kate Burns Annie Brown Mamie Gallagher Katie Fomin Margaret Rogan Nellie Heffron Margaret Gaughan Annie Herrity Winnie Moran Annie Burns Kate Kearn Agnes Mahon Mary Carroll Lizzie Gilbride Mary Smith Julia Kelly Ligele Downing Agnes Moran Katie Hillard Maggie Smith Mollie Quinn Maude Clifford Mary Quinn and many others plus Mr and Mrs Garvey Mr and Mrs Graeme Attorney Thomas Handley and numerous others.
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Patrick Campbell
Pittston Avenue
Delia Clifford
Margaret Authors
Margaret Menton
Anna Moore
Margaret Murthi
Mamie Wetter
Kate Burns
Annie Brown
Mamie Gallagher
Katie Fomin
Margaret Rogan
Nellie Heffron
Margaret Gaughan
Annie Herrity
Winnie Moran
Annie Burns
Kate Kearn
Agnes Mahon
Mary Carrol
Lizgie Gilbride
Mary Smith
Julia Kelly
Ligele Downing
Agnes Moran
Katie Hillard
Maggie Smith
Mollie Quinn
Maude Clifford
Mary Quinn
Garvey
Greame
Thomas Handle
Pea Coal Sold At 1 25 A Ton Delivered
Pea coal offered at 1 25 a ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hiyde Park. Orders to J T Parkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6682.
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Pea Coal
South Side
Central City
Hiyde Park
J. T. Parkey
Carbondale Man Arrested for Two Larcenies in Priceburg
Louis Zlelinsky of Carbondale was arrested and arraigned before Alderman Millar on charges of larceny involving $20 from Peter Rubar of Priceburg and a gold ring from Sophie Kellofaky of Priceburg. Bail set at $900 and $200 respectively, with county jail in default. A further fine was imposed after an altercation with the alderman. Rubar said Zlelinsky took the money to drink beer in a Priceburg saloon before spending it in Scranton. The warrant was served on him by
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Louis Zlelinsky
Carbondale
Millar
Peter Rubar
Priceburg
Sophie Kellofaky
Bie Gelling
Rubar
Zelinsky
Zielinsky
Scranton
Letters Credit Lydia E Pinkham Remedies for Women’s Ailments
Mrs Sida Peters of Milan Tennessee and Mrs Maggie P Stine of New Berlin Pennsylvania report relief from menstrual irregularities backache and nervous weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Owosso Michigan reader confirms three bottles improved painful menstruation and general health.
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George Osman
Belvidere, Warren Co
N. J
Maggie P. Stine
New Berlin
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. A
Cedar Street
Owosso
Lic
Woman Recounts Healing Journey After Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Georgia McDaniels of Viewfields South Dakota reports seven years of confinement to her room with pain backache nervous distress and menstrual issues ending after following Lydia E Pinkham remedies. She credits four bottles Blood Purifier Liver Pills Sanative Wash and advice from Mrs Pinkham mailed from Lynn Massachusetts and urges others to seek her help.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Georgia McDaniels
Viewfields
South Dakota
Alderman Millar Constable Involved In Ring Theft Case
A constable serving under Alderman Millar was given a hearing after being found with a ring believed to belong to Kellef sky won. He attempted to reattach the ring to its owner but was interrupted and caught in the act.
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Millar
Kellefsky
Voter Reminders Stir Kentucky Campaign Talk
In Kentucky, a pair discusses a dropped ballot and a church collection in a campaign context. The discourse reflects annoyance and a severe reaction as voters weigh political appeals and duties amid informal remarks captured by Washington News.
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Washington News
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First Baptist Church
Dufour
Anderson
Hamburg
Globe Warehouse
Munyun
Puneral
Sarah Diskin
Holyross Church
W. P. O'Donnell
John Morriay
Railroad Avenue
Herbert F. Loney
Thomas Loney
Seventh Street
Catherine McNulty
Holy Croga Church
Cathedral
Aire
William Morris
Mary J. Willams
Garfield Avenue
David Jones, Yaistor
First Welsh Congregational Church
Dunmore Doings
M. I
M. I. Boctial
South Scranton
Jtunger Maennerchor
Germania Hall
Maenerchor Boys
Sida Peters
Milan
Tenn
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. McDaniels
Nkham
Dicine
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