Events Of Day In West Scranton Report Busy Month
Workmen faced unusually steady employment with few accidents and a very low death rate. William Saul of North Main Avenue injured by a fall. Miss Mc Loughlin hosted many friends at her Sev enth Street home. November proved eventful with many social events and solid business activity across collieries Oliver Industries and West Scranton merchants enjoying prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saul
North Main Avenue
Miss McLoughlin
Seventh Street
Ula
Lalweine
Ehayy
Oliver Industries
West Scranton
Arias
Dave
Fragmentary Notice of Local Theater Pricing
A damaged line mentions a price of 25 cents for an item, with garbled text referencing a theater or shipment. Readable fragments suggest a small public notice or ad fragment from a local page. No clear dates or entities can be confirmed.
January church and social life notes in local record
The report notes fines from 1.50 to 5 for offenses, totaling 99 for the month with one payee. Religious activity includes sermons on senses, new services, Advent observances, and a union young people meeting. Weather with illness and a Thanksgiving week highlight monthly contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremens
Narnia
Social Evening at McLaughlin Residence Hosts Notable Guests
A Tuesday residence gathering hosted by Mrs Kate McLaughlin of To South Seventh Street featured music dancing and photographs. Mentions of guests include the Taylor Sister and Mrs Annes Matett with decorations by Mie Kotn and Mr Melanghiln, while Miss Hetu Rhodes and Mrs Way entertained friends with lively diversions and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Kate McLaughlin
Bouth Seventh Street
Thie Moyes ‘Taylor
Lilee
Baltread
Baltread “‘Troivnen, In Mears Hall
Mn Merriment
Doh Piten
Sauatre
Cooley
Mise McLaughl
Mule
Mere Annes Matett
Mie Kotn
Mr. Melanghiln
Mi Krause
Colonia Chemo Company
Pesuel
Denner
Eiennien
Doernige
Hetu Rhodes
Mwy
Mars
Newith
Lucca
Tragic Slip on Wet Crosswalk Claims North Mulnave Resident
William Saul of North Mulnave Hie slipped on a slippery crosswalk at Swetland Street and North Ryde Park Avenue after visiting a friend on Swethind Street. He was on his way when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saul
North Mulnave- Hie
Swetland Street
North Ryde Park Avenue
Saul
Swethind Street
Sweepstock Reductions Highlight Seasonal Cleanup
Brief notes emphasize sweeping reductions to clear stocks while the season peaks, urging action for buyers with immediate needs. The message stresses profit from cleanups and timely purchases.
All Wool Sponged Cloths and Storm Serge sale items
An Odd lot sale listing cotton yarns and fabrics including 25 pieces of 50 inch storm serge in blues and blacks plus greys greens and nut tones. The note advertises a neat collection of clothing fabrics in various tones to suit wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobby
Accident injures man in fall at Wear Side hospital
A man fell and twisted his right foot while trying to recover his balance. The heavy man suffered multiple broken bones and was transported to Wear Side hospital where doctors reset the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Side
Musical Evening At St David's Church Sunday School
Programs list a Conservatory led concert at St David's Church corner Bromley avenue and Jackson Street. Performers include Miss May Mister Miss Talinn Kenward Miss Maul Fishor and Miss Margaret Phillipa with piano and violin numbers plus recitations and duets. A silver collection was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Church
Bromley Avenue
Jackson #Street
Conservatory
Tian Diet
Tloonn Rolin
Jscharwenita
Mira Flora Kiaiuthold
Shiffer
Maufhold
Mia
KR. OE
Blockinton
Voorn
Margaret Phillipa
Babe Dunkeerly
Steines
Margaret Phillipe
Eltie Dunkerly
Mamie Lewte
Myrtie Dorsey
Mie
Piste
Marty Stormy
Mrs
Alyrtle A. Sellert
Oehwick Sharp
Local residents report visits and homecomings across towns
Misses Cora and Ella Ace of Delaware Water Gap return from visit with Mise da Ace of South Lincoln avenue. William Wheeler of South Sumner avenue visits in New Jersey. Mrs. Harry Burrus of North Lincoln avenue visits Clark's Summit. Miss Mary Jenkins of Jackson street hosts Nora Williams of Stroudsburg. Lilian Boyle and Annie Kearney of Wilkes-Barre return from trip with Mayme Tairkin of Van Buren avenue. Mrs. Frank Slete of North Lincoln avenue entertains Laura and Bertha Willtuck of Lake Ariel. Miss Sarah Ackrresee of North Hyde-Milk avenue returns from Falls Wyoming county. J. W. Reese of South Filmore avenue hosts Humphrey Lane. Hannah and Margaret Kilteen of Carbondale visit Catherine Lape Kin. Mrs. John W. Morgan of Morris County returns from Easton after funeral of her brother-in-law Bevan Thomas. Dr. Lemuel E. Davis of West Seminon Street visits. William Daniel of Springtown Woods in critical condition at his brother-in-law’s residence. Maury Mangan of Nhittesraet returns from visit. Mr. and Mrs. Mordone return after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dvial Souther. Mary Pete of Ninth Street returns from trip. Within Price Street of Wilkes-Barre returns from visit with Mr. and Mrs. John T. Livane. Mies Mutidne J. Pavailis of Thokhesper forays brow. Brow the penton VN at her he oon No Chiciel avenue.
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Cora
Ella Ace
Delaware Water Gay
Lave
Mise da Ace
South Lincoln Avenue
William Wheeler
South Sumner Avenue
New Jersey
Harry Burrus
North Lincoln Avenue
Clark’s Summit
Misa Mary Jenkine
Jackson Street
Mayme Tairkin
van Buren Avenue
Mise Killa Lewis
Nor Main Avenue
New York
Frank Slete
Laura
Bertha Wiiltuck
Lake Ariel
Sarah Akrresee
North Hyde Milk Avenue
Falls
Wyoming County
W. Reese
South Filmore Avenue
Humphrey Wit. Lane
Hannah
Maraganet Kilteen
Carbondale
Catherine Lape Kin
John W. Morgan
Morris Count
Easton
Bevan Thomas
Lemuel E. Divis
Trio de Werte
Tenday
Tir
Davia
Boetek
Indianewies
Diet
Witliam Daniel
Sprimg Dtwoods
Wot. Phupsa
Price &Tired
Maury Mangan
Nhittsetraeet
Mo ¢Horhe
Faursons
Dyviil Souther
Miks Saath Petes
Price
Wilker Tarre
Beam Foam
John T. Bivine
Waeleburay
Mies
J. Pavaiis
Ayswell
Penton VN
Chiciel Avenue
New Tonoril Parlor Opens on South Main Avenue
Maan Jonvesar has opened a tonsorial parlor in front of the Meare hell Dwiling on South Main avenue. At a Sunday union meeting at Washburt street Presbyterian church, plans were formed to organize a young render owingelietic work on the ride. The Ler will present at the macphece of the Washbirn street Presbyterian chitnet this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maan Jonvesar
Scranton
Rems
Seco
Meare Hell Dwiling
South Main Avenue
Merida
Union
Washburt Street
Presbyterian Cur
Macphece
Washbirn Street
Presbyterhan
Windsor residents and events from Windsor New York notices
Windsor residents send greetings and health notes while local clubs plan elections and a church concert is rescheduled. Mrs Plate runs events with Dr Dean ill reports and local marriages are announced with Charlies Wink and Nelle Charlesworth to wed.
Kemp's Balsam Promises Cure for Lung Troubles
A persuasive notice touts Kemp's Balsam as a cure for coughs colds autumn bronchitis croup and lung troubles. The proprietor offers a sample bottle free to prove the remedy's value with a price of two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Featured in Presbyterian Wedding
Tired men find digestion aid and calm sleep with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. a wedding conducted at the Presbyterian church today features Rev. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Local notices mix of hires hearings and social events
Arch Johnson joins Chappell's grocery department on North Main Avenue and several civic items appear including a hearing on removing coal-chimney houses on North Main Street before Judge Gunner and a string of social and church events with residents from Scranton and nearby towns.
Reorganizing the Ninth at Wilkea Harr e Armory
At the Wilkea Harr e armory on Tuesday the Ninth regiment National Guard members began duty again after thirty days to report. Officers keep their guard ranks while privates discharged earlier must declare intent to rejoin within thirty days. Old Florite guard nondeploying with the Seventh may apply to rejoin via the regular channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkea-Harre
National Guard
Doughboy
Innes
Franz Wet
Harrisburg
United States
State Guard
Spain
Flaite Guard
Obituary Mrs Mary Brown of Weert Beranton
Mrs Mary Brown, longtime resident of West Beranton, died last night at her home on Twentieth Street after a long illness. She was in her years and had lived in West Beranton for over eighteen years. She is survived by six children Mia John Margaret and Mary Brown J Hy Michael and John Brown. The funeral will be held Friday morning a solemn high mass of requiem at St Patrick's church at 9 30 o clock with interment at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Johnson
AFF
Niger
Scranton
Chappell's
North Main Avenue
J. Church
Main Street
Gnome
Hil Health
Roberte
West Thidie Coa! Company
Electric City Land Improvement Company
Court House
Gunnier
North Main Street
West Ridge Coal Company
Supreme Court
Tencherd William Dale
West Market Street
West
Snyder
Max Dorseh
Pittston
May
Presbyterian Church
Waweon
Legeett'a Creek
Clark Vel
Orlekson
Leegett’s
Lizzie Williams
William Street
Mir
Mack
Tuthill
Air
Kintner
J. OM. Parlinger
Prank Parlinger
Henry Thawers
Nerth &Ind
Taylor
BE. W. Miller
Mary Brown
Weert Beranton
West Beranton
Abnee Dughters
Mia
John Convey
Margaret
J. Hy. Michael
John Brown
St. Patrick's Church
South Scranton Plans Elaborate Anniversary Church Services
Hickory Street Presbyterian church in South Scranton will observe the tenth anniversary of the church dedication and the fourth anniversary of Rev. W. A. Nordt's pastorate with a daylong program Sunday. The lineup includes morning and evening sermons by Pastor Nordt, a strengthened choir led by Professor Sehrmdt, and augmented by the Lawrence orchestra, with society activities highlighted and detailed planning nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. North
James Cafferty
South Mill
Martin Jordan
Pittston
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
WA. Nordt
Fa Vet Belne
Sehrmdt
Lawrence
Pastor Nordh
Tily
Tonborrow
Man Hurt At Work At South Mill
James Cafferty of Cherry Street sustained a badly bruised left hand when a heavy rail piece fell while loading a car at the South mill yesterday. The fingers were crushed to some extent and he was taken home for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cafferty
Cherry Street
South Mill
Cafferty
Conrad Pell Prepares Hose Wagon for Neptune Engine Co
Conrad Pell, wagon builder, works to shape a hose wagon formerly used by the Rolle company. After completion it will be sent to Neptune Engine Co. Mr Pell is repainting and re lettering the wagon. A horse to pull the hose is to be purchased and arrive within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Pell
Rolle? Company
Neptune Engine Company
Piel
Joe
First weekly dance at Keystone hall draws soldiers and townspeople
Private Martin McCormack of the Eleventh United States Infantry returns from sixty day furlough to Porto Rico and attends the town event. Mrs. Froid Allen recovers from illness and Miss Mary McAndrew hosts a surprise party with many young friends. Regular services led by Rev. RL Hulgin at the Christian church on Tripp Avenue. Lille Saunders visits town with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Hall
Martin McCormack
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Porto Rico
Rexirent
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Froid
Allen
Mary McAndrew
Throop Silver
Way
RL BL Hulgin
Christian Church
Tripp Avenue
Lille Saunders
Mim Avenue
Seranben
Coroner investigates death at Dickson plant
Coroner Longstreet selects a jury to probe the death of Charles Asperschlager, killed by an electric shock at Dickson Manufacturing Company’s Clift works. Autopsy reveals heart trouble linked to the shock. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon with services at home and burial on Pilstone Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet Yoeterdany
Charles Asperschlager
Clift Works
Dickson Manufacturing Company
GG. A. Miller
Isaac Bambotugh
Plbl
Torpe
Daeuh Demuth
Charles Thiel
Longetivet
Dr. Kolb
Aspersehtager
Au Heart Trowite
Coroners Office
Miurgiday
Ae Welock
W. A. Niordt
Tickory Binet Presbyterian Clined
Knights of Malt
Crimp
P.O. BR
Piltstun Avenue
Tony
Dunmore Odd Fellows celebrate twenty sixth anniversary quietly
Dunmore lodge No 816 Independent Order of Odd Fellows marked its 26th anniversary in a quiet gathering last evening. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon at Mire D Blackingtons Eli street home. Mr and Mrs Albert Savage of Wyaluaing Bradford county are guests of Mr and Mrs John Cards on North Blakely street. Miss Anna White of Manley visits Miss Allie Taft on Mutely Street. The Hon Ton Social club will conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Ehurch
Mire
D. Blackington
Eli Street
Albert Savage
Wyaluaing
Bradford County
John Cards
North Blakely Street
Anna White
Manley
Allie Taft
Mutely Street
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Willoure
Horsford
Tisju
Globe Warehouse
Lovely
Genie
G&e
G Rand Valeo de Meblentys
Chick & Thomas
Nev
Edward J. Mbelenty
Matton Prager
Mien Bude Cromer Hiciution
Ferio-Civile
Tourlety
May Fleher
Litlhiin Kenwardi
Phy Lolohner
Dames U Grittin
Retmantiin
Releh Mane Sole
Mind News
Green Ridge
Mrs. Bottle
Windsor
N. Y
A. B. Stevens
Carpouse Avenue
Mere
Dewn
Herbert Bingham
G. H. Bingham
Mise Tarilbbe
Platten Aveue
Dr. Dean
Madison Avenue
Dr. Connell
Walter Jones
Charles Spaniet
Loreng
Odd Fellows
HR. M. Simons
East Marker
Eirect
WL Ge. T. 1
Baptist Church
Dee
Carolyn Conklin
John Charlies Winke
Mies Nelle
Charlotte Charlesworth
High Hoon
J. Lansing
North Scranton
Joha Simms
Country Sochet Club
St Mary's Hall
North End
Anthons Veukes
Mariner
Andrew Kerecky
LewWren
Oak Street
Wrick Avenue
Olarge
Onen
Glen Fren
Matrhik Grier
Carvendale
Spellman
Grier
Hingell
Sareth
Cirler Aade
Hernan Bessey
Sureth
Rosie Ui
Permissian Teosit
Steve
Privitese
Dunmore
South Scranton
Hickory Street Presbyterians
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Hortar, Whitisdeloli
New England Opera Co
Milton Aborn
Conmencixa
Shea-McAulliffe Stock Co
Jere M’aulliffe
Academy of Music
McAulliffe Stock Co
Roaring Brook
Storrs Hall
Efment
Martin Jordyn
Preston
Reident
Dnsitietor Walters
Crescent Cake Walk Club
Blessed Virgin Selstity Society
St. John the Mavangelian
J. Saundy
St. Dels
Ladies Aid Society
Hckary Street Presbyyterian Church
E Oelowk
Moltke Castle
Knights of the Golkien Bagh
Taylor Castle
James Williams
Company C
Thirteenth Regiment
Ask Furhnigh
John Holi Jan
Beare
Hor
Lyceum Theatre
Whis & Borgunder
Lemons
Be.long
Firat
Modjeska
Macbeth
Moijeekin
Diady Aletelh
Ther Wren
Jones
Hy George Terpentinea
Gaiety Theater
Mom
Gus Hill
Ines Mecusker Benly Havent
Bowers
Fey Tsurists
Tellyceen
New Orleans
Low Angeles
Pee Ain
Col
Ciolien
Angeles
Birtleotts
E. Hawley
L. BH. Nutting
FP. A
Broadway
Orp Hatters Mace
Mid York
K. J. Smith
Agt
A. M. Longacke
Philadelphia
Icealine
Equity
Cowie Jimplig
Grover
Icealine Milek
Llalewao
Maes
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ave
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