North Scranton Day's Doings Parade and Drill Details
The report notes a full attendance as members commit to serving wherever Uncle Sam assigns. Company drills, marching orders, and a test of fitness at the armory are described, with officers and crowds observing readiness for national duty. Local mine workers welcome news of a five day work week at Cayuga and Brixham collieries, boosting morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuga and
Brixbin Caliieries
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Miner Injured in Fall at Unstable Quarry Site
A Polish laborer identified as a tierer for John Mitchell at the Marvin Witte mine was severely injured when a load or tool caused a collapse at an unsafe section of the work area. He sustained an injured right foot and was removed to a lodging house for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley
Storrs Breaker Undergoing Extensive Site Work
Fragmentary OCR notes describe extensive site work and construction activity around a breaker in Storrs, with references to workers, progresses, and structural changes. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing modernization or overhaul efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Mikimone
Stent Slate
Local council session features debate and lecture program
Marquette council and the Young con’s Institute plan a council rooms gathering with a debate followed by a literary program led by Ivon Gabriel who was injured recently in the Stores mine. Benjamin Morris funeral follows, services at Whit here with interment on Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Council
Young
Con's Institute
Ivon Gabriel
Thomas Parry
Richmondate
Benjamin Morris
Hile
Tevch Oc
Welch Colvinistic Methodist Church
Washburn Street
James Thaswell
Iasime
Walla
The Cornelius Company Stages Atatomy of Moste Western Afternoon
The Cornelle company presented theatrical attractions at the Academy of Moste western afternoon for sale. The show featured Laurie in Tenies and a notable sermon by The Seer who predicted and warned the tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Cnewelle Company
Thirds Evening at the Lyceum Presents Winter the Reel Rete
Charles Stohman presents a New York based production titled Winter the Reel Rete at the Lyceum. The event marks a first visit to this city with a feature set of performers and an ensemble tied to recent theater work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Charles Stohman
New York
Cil
Daatilon Stein
Mor Ietonean
Sale notice for pawnshop items at 23 Lackawanna Ave
A sale notice lists items from a pawnshop at 23 Lackawanna Avenue including pews and other saleable goods. The fragmented OCR mentions division and section references but lacks full names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Bargain Lace Sale Promises Big Savings for Shoppers
As a major lace dealer, the store offers half price laces with discounts well below real value. The sale includes Point Venice All Over, Venice insertings, Solid Point Venice Edges, Oriental Flounceings and White Oriental Edgings at prices far under their usual yard rates, urging customers to visit today while stocks last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Departure of two Patriotic Sons marks camp farewell
Washington Camp No. 338 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America held its regular meeting at Masonic hall on North Main Avenue. Edward Edwards and A B Blaking of the Thirteenth regiment were bid God speed on their departure, with suitable resolutions and a ritualistic farewell. A committee led by B D J Davis and others organized plans to form a company for the proposed State Reserves, with nearly all members present in support. The group aims to finalize arrangements and reconvene to discuss next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Parta
Vom
Fenzy
Collow
James McContin
Benneath
Battle Hille
Kate Stomicke
Cobo
St. David's Hall
Lewis Justin
Chester Thomas
Cuba
Captain Fellows
Frank Rymond
Agnes Murray
Sarah A. Jones
Miss Stemicke
James McCowan
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Masonichol
North Main Avenue
Thirteenth Regiment
Edward Edwards
A. B. Blaking
J. Davis
A. Daniels
Thomas ‘Thoms
W. Bh. Huarris
Cami
Oxford Ming Accident Fund Dissolves After Meeting
A large group of Oxford Ming Accident Fund members met at the Oxford office following yesterday’s call. They decided to dissolve the fund due to likely lack of employment and distributed the treasury funds, with President Samuel Davis presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Ming Accidental Fund
Oxford
Oxford Ming
Thas
Samuel Davis
Kemp's Baldwin for Coughs and Colds Advertisement
An advertisement claims Kemp's Baldwin for Coughs and Colds is wonderful and offers sample bottles through druggists so customers may try it before buying. It promotes large bottles priced at 25 cents and urges wary readers to try the remedy to ease ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp's Balwin
Ile
Watch Your Health And Fortunes In This Timely Ad
A dated promotional notice warns readers to guard health and wealth as the world changes daily. It touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a trusted stimulant and warns against counterfeit remedies while urging attention to true friends and wise choices. It promises health restoration if used correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Fund in Good Standing Members Divided After Obligations
About 400 members in good standing in the fund will share the remaining $475 after all obligations are cancelled. A meeting to carry out the option is set for Saturday at 7:00 PM in Co operative hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Hall
Funeral of Austin Devanney
The funeral of Austin Devanney, who died on the Telaware Lackawanna and Western road last Sunday, was held yesterday from his parents home at 1601 Price Street. A large crowd attended including members of the DL&W Mutual Aid association and car accounting clerks. A high mass of requiem was said at St. Patrick's Church by Rev. J B Whelan, who gave the funeral sermon. Pallbearers included John F. Durkin, Edward Emperor, Austin Duffy, P F Duffy Jr, Robert B. Duffy, and Joseph Gallacher. Burial followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Devanney
Telaware
Lackawanna and
Western Road
Martin Devanney
Price Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Association
Car Accountant’s Office
St. Patrick's Church
J. B. Whelan
John F. Durkin
Edward Emperor
Austin Duffy
P. F. Duffy
Robert B. Duffy
Joseph Gallacher
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Local residents entertain and travel events noted
Mise Kya Roberts of North Garfield avenue visits Stroudsburg. William Evans of Morest City stays with brother David Evans on Swetland Street. Miss Gertrude Hughes of North Lincoln avenue visits Wilkes-Barre with Mia, William Macfarlane and daughter of Driften. Edna Evans home from Ploomshore State Normal school for a short visit with her parents. Mrs. William Ball visits Factoryville. Patrick McHugh goes to Detroit to reside thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Kya Roberts
North Garfeld Avenue
Stroudsburg
William Evans
Morest City
David Evans
Swetland Street
Gertrude Hughes
North Lincoln Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Mia
William Macfarlane
Driften
EO OW. Lull
Price Street
Edna Evans
Ploomshore State Normal School
DD. Evans
Sith Malin Avenue
William Ball
North Rehecra Avenue
Factoryville
William Behelman
North Sumner Avenue
Clark's Summit
Patrick McHugh
Luzerne
Detroit
Mich
Multiple local notices and schedule changes in Scranton
A series of brief items about Cerio Ortan's drunkenness arrest and knife threat at West Side station, Patagonia Knights of Pythias postponing an Evans hall event to May 4, chorus plans for West Scranton youths named the reel Sam choral society, and railway work advancing on Luzerne and Wyoming streets. Also Moar hall concert for St Patrick's Hospital funds and Rev James Haughes delaying his Gladstone lecture due to the local regiment’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerio Ortan
Hackstreet
West Side
Patagonia
Rodge
Oof
Knights of Pythias
Evans‘s Hall
South Main Avenue
Moars Hall
Ladies of
T. Patrick's Dish Penevolent Union
James Haughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Gladstone
Green Ridge Socials and Local Notices
Green Ridge residents attend farewell for soldier boys at Mary Budgen’s home. Mrs J K Perry visits son 8 Perry on Capouse. Funeral of John Carmichael from Dickson avenue with Rev William Watking officiating and pallbearers named. Mrs Wiliam Weichel injured by ceiling plaster at Capouse avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alvord
Lizzie Menty
Honesdale
Emeline Killam
Capouse Avenue
Frederick Smith
Monsey Avenue
Ehigabeth
N. J
E.W. Lard
Madison Avenue
Loweriously
Willan Dunn
Wyoming Avenue
Hinwley
Wilkes-Barre
Fh. Perry
Tirven Hidge
Soldier Boys
Green Ridge
Mien
Mary Budgen
Pearl Lidesture
Marecaret Gould
Grace Murns
Lillian Perry
Charles Geary
Charles Adams
William Foster
Rollin
Forest Hill Cemetery
Wiliam Weichel
Capoune Avenue
Acces
Remarkably Low Prices At Daviden Bros Auction
Jewelry diamonds watches and books offered at strikingly low prices at an ongoing auction by Daviden Bros located at 227 Lackawanna Avenue. The sale listing highlights numerous items and urges bidders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviden Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Supper and Festivities At Blessed Virgin Sodality Event
In St. John's basement on Fig street the Blessed Virgin sodality hosted a successful supper from 7 to 10 pm with large attendance and special cars shuttling visitors. The hall featured abundant decorations, long tables, and a lithograph exhibition enjoyed by many. another Jastevonina celebration is planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Fig Street
Jastevonina
Scranton Junger Maennerchor Evening Highlights
Germania hall welcomed Scranton Junger Maennerchor and Scranton Saengerrunde in a program of high standard with twelve published numbers performed without repetition. Miss Clara Saunders sung in fine voice with two encores while The Key Stine Orchestra provided dance music as guests bid farewell to several Maennerchor members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
Scranton Junger Maennerchor
Maennercher
Scranton Saengerrunde
Clara Saunders
Soperano
Key- Stine
Joseph Helmveel
Peter Zang, Jr
William Hartech
Maennerchor
Thirteenth Regiment
Gustave Schmidt
Junger Maennerchor
William Are
Abraham Weiche
William Suter
William Mats
John Leyh
Young Women’s Christian Association South Side Committees
The South Side branch committee workers of the Young Women’s Christian Association gathered for an evening program arranged by secretary Miss Van Nort. Miss Marie Goddard and Miss Hannah Meyers performed piano solos, a luncheon followed, and Miss Hayes, state secretary, was among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Young Women's Christian «Ascociation
Mise van Nort
Marie Goddard
Hannah Meyers
Miss Hayes
Association
Augusta Lodge Social Night At Storrs Hall
Members of Augusta lodge No DO Hi held an entertainment and social evening at Storrs hall. The cozy venue hosted twenty numbers including recitations vocal and instrumental music. Cream, cake and coffee were served after the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Lodge
Storrs Hall
Knights of Pything Form 214 Member Comet Lodge
A Knights of Pything lodge meeting formed a 214 member company ready to answer the war department call. Secretary of War Alger will be notified. Officers elected include Captain Martin Graf and First Lieutenant Fred Mirardt with Philip Wirth as Second Lieutenant and a slate of sergeants and corporals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pything
War Department
Alger
Martin Graf
Fred. Mirardt
Philip Wirth
Aloise Rudler
Four Couples to Wed at St Peter’s Cathedral Today
At St Peter’s Cathedral four prominent couples will wed. At 9 o’clock Miss Mary Murphy of Mirch street and James McDermott of Jere myn Will Ie winsted. Miss Ligale Cilffernd of Orchard street and Philip Metiuinre of Moogie street. Miles Anna Murray to Patrick Golden both of Stone avenue wed at 4 pm and Miss Maysie Nealon and Patrick Ryan marry thirty minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's S
Mary Murphy
Mirch Street
James McDermott
Jeremyn
Will Ie Winsted
Ligale Cilffernd
Orchard Street
Philip Metiuinre
Moogie Street
Allar
Ruth
Miles Anna Murray
Patrick Golden
Stone Avenue
Maysie Nealon
Patrick Ryan
Funeral of Mrs Join Schwenk Held at Home
From her late residence at 1106 South Washington Avenue the funeral of Mrs Join Schwenk was held with many mourners paying respects. The Rev W A North of Hickory Street Presbyterian Church delivered a sermon from Psalm ten revealing the life of the deceased. Interment followed at Pitteton Avenue Cemetery in the family plot with pallbearers Conrad Pell Jacob Demuth John Schneider Henry Armbrust Jr Jacob Hehaeffer Adam Welrich and Henry Armbrust Jr. The scene showed the community’s esteem with mournful carriages and floral arrangements including lilies a pillow and an anchor and cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Washington. Avenue
Join Schwenk
Nolehborn
Tienda
Tey
W. A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Nordt Bote
Deoo
Pitteton Avenue
Conrad Pell
Jacob Demuth
John Sehneider
Henry Armbrust, Jr
Jacob Hehaeffer
Adam Welrich
Henry Armbrust
Nuns of News Henry Hine Arraigned Before Al
Henry Hine was arraigned before Judge Al in a case reported in a local newspaper. Details remain sparse in the fragment, with no further charges or outcomes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hine
Monday Night Assault and Larceny Arrests In City
George A. Rummel reports Haas and three accomplices, all intoxicated, demanded food at a residence Monday. When refused, Haas struck a woman and fled with property, resulting in arrest on $500 bond. Andrew Merrick was injured at work when a belt shattered, with two deep gashes on his forehead but is improving. Mary Reynolds and others from Wilkes Harte return from a visit to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derman Buddy
George A. Rummel
Haas
Mowal
Hank
Mre Kummell
Proweenutore Hoves
Andrew Merrick
Pig Street
Southworks
Merrick
Manley
C. L. Frey
Fenara
Misa Mary Reynolds
Wilkes Harte
Mra
Ad Conley
Cedar Avenue
Martin Cannon
Mira Mary Mrady
Genet Street
New Yor Citys
Funeral for George Miter in Dunmore with large floral tribute
The funeral of George Miter was held yesterday on Chrove Street with Rev. E J Hiuchton officiating. Flower-bearers and pallbearers are named, and interment took place in Dunmore cemeteries. Community notices follow about meetings, visits, births, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miter
Chrove Street
E. J. Hiuchton
Henry Webter
J. W. Eastertine
Dan Powell
Byron Winton
J. H. Shurtiff
William Winton
H. B. Wiiton
William Ritter
Dunmore Temeters
Christian’ Endeavor Society of the
Obituaries Remember Mire O Hara and Barker in City Cemeteries
Mire O Hara of 1013 Lafayette Street died after a stroke. Survived by three daughters and one son. funeral tomorrow at St Patrick's Church with solemn high mass. Thomas B Parker died of heart disease at 64 Madison Avenue. funeral plans and interment pending. Also notes a deceased Portous and Van Buskirk relative and a last member of the Barker line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian O'Hara
Lafayette Street
Avons
West Side
McDermeatt
St Patrick's Church
Avoow Catholic Cemetery
Thomas B. Parker
Mr. Jr. & Barker
Madison Avenue
Barker
Dr. Connell
Min Pork Methodist Koleconncharich
Death notices and funeral details from Jackson Street listings
Mrs. Leah Victor, in her fifty fourth year, dies at 1641 Jackson Street with several children surviving. Funeral from the residence Thursday at 3 PM. burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. Ada Yeardsley, age eleven, dies at 220 Jackson Street after pneumonia. Funeral this afternoon. burial at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Victor
Jackson Street
Washburn Street
Ada
Anne
Thomas Yeardsley
Ducks at Harvey's Lake Feed Hunters Remarkable Day
Hundreds of wild ducks visited Flurvey's Lake since Saturday drawing crack shots to the scene. Architect Thomas Podmore brought one down yesterday and Landis, owner of the Lake Grove house, bagged eight. Ducks gathered in flocks but scattered. many remained. Wilkes-Barre Times.
Improvements Hint at Recovery for Joseph M. Boles
The Tribune reports the condition of Joseph M. Boles improved slightly at midnight after a day of steady change. Dr J W Coolidge noted no livable improvement yesterday, but friends remain hopeful for his ultimate recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Boies
Joseph M. Boles
Whitiness
Tribune
J. W. Coolidge
Scranton Boat Reporter Sends War Letters Home
A Scranton correspondent aboard the Thirteenth contends with danger as he ships daily war dispatches. The Tribune prints excerpts of personal letters from Tron Tweed and other crew, detailing life at sea and distant fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Tribune
Daily War News
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North
Company H
Sam
Cayuga Minee
Oliver
Corwin
Nwn
Bom
Conwin
Roverman
Penny
Ader
Vitor
Connie
Globe Warehouse
Inc
Company F
Oaford Fund
Watcil
South Scranton
St. John's Church Hall
Altrac
Germania Watch
Tonerat of
Mra. John Schwenke
Knights of Ythins
St. Peter's Cathedral
THE
Nuns OF News
Dunmore
Mise Mary Conroy
Peckville
William Reading
Grove Street
J. B. Dainty
W. A. Rodgers
Philadelphia
Tessie Wawel
Tope Pinel
Mintle Ohiveon
Mather Commins
Marion Jones
Line Bruneine
Hloneh Commins
Lulu Shuler
Wandi Onkles
Kate Pmeharda
Vivian Kisek
Dane Simpson
Hatthe Foster
Frances
Irene Grey
Anna, Manech
Emme Swarts
Jagsie Medill
Yeuloh Ives
Lingie Brod
Mamie Bnow
Moastera Thome Blanch
Wesley Webber
Frank Sawyer
Garret Foxter
Lester Yoet
Frank McKane
Frank Taft
Ray Oakley
Charles Perkondat
William Galena
Clarence Harper
Oscar Sidwig
Walter Harper
Leonard Cummins
Herry Fills
Patrick Dougherty
Pine Street
Squire Krotvor Yeater
A. K. Rhodes Beld
Rhodes
Jan Peddler
Fine Street
Dourherty
Iin
Dougherty
Thomas O'Hara
Ladies Aid and
Epworth League Societies
Moethodis Episcopal Church
William van Cleft
Vietay Burseol
Odd Fellowes Tall
Mere, Friels Portews
Taylor
Mardinette Et
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Portous
BK. van Buskirk
Will van Buskirk
Edith
Morty van Buskirk
Main Street
Tos Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Munyon’s
Fthedy Company
Munyon
Ireet
Lyceum Theater
Rels & Burgunder
Leseces
HH. & Long
Charles Frohman
Ed Roke
Stanley Weyman
Empire Theater
Wilim Morris
Giles Shine
Milton Bipman
George Taylor
Henr James
Edwin Tianhouer
Lawrence Eddington
Frank Moulyan
Gdgens
Wright
James Walla
Frank Wales
Charles Hartley
Herbe Denton
Mary Mampton
Mary M. Huckminster
Marin Moore
Larle Eddington
Olive Crompton
Academy of
Lusic
Rela & Burgunder
Long
Joseph Greene
Roland Reed
Sally
Palmer Cox
Vrownies
Lee
Lhd
Ervous
Elisiow
Washington Chemical
Washington
Ann Owens
Twelfth Street
Herbiebuth
Plymouth
Harvey's Lake
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