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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

9

West Scranton Dollar club hosts formal social at Jenkins home

A formal social function at South Hyde Park avenue last evening brought the Dollar club together with many guests including Dr and Mrs McKeage and Mrs Shiver. The affair featured social diversions and a late luncheon hour. Officers for the year will be installed in January and a smoker and social session to follow.

Ma Aid George W. Jenkins Hyde Park Avenue Holy Dutasters Davids Davia Misa Jennie Jenking Dollar Club McKeage RR. W. Luce BE. OW. Phaver Margaret Gibbs Florence Gibbs Helen Thayer Aliee Evans Anna Tevans Ethel Frothingham Elizabeth Hearnin Maine Thoms Mosers Robert Pett Harry Decker Midgar A. Jones Robert Davies Sydney Mears John Edwards Will ¢. Willhones Robert Walker James Davies M. Laverty

Cambro Am eranelih Wees Elect Officers at Meeting

A regular meeting at Tvorite hall elected officers: President David J. Jenkins, Vice President Charles E. Daniels, Recording Secretary Louis A. Howell, Financial Secretary Palmer L. Williams, Treasurer Fly Harris. Trustees named James M. Powell, David J. Davies, John H. Phillips. A banquet planning general committee was appointed.

Cambro-Ameranelih Wees Tvorite Hall David J. Jenkins Charles EH. Duaniels Louis A. Howell Palmer L. Williams Fly Harris James M. Powell David J. Davies John H. Phillips St. David's Day John WW. Phillips Stephen Dyer Charles J. Daniels John R. Edwards Palmer Lt. Williams Ely Tarris Tallie M. Evans

Miner Receives Arm Burn In Sloan Mine Accident

William Nicholls of 2018 Luzerne street, a miner at the Sloan mine, suffered a severe right arm burn from a premature explosion while at work. Dr J C Brennante attended him. Michael Cannon of Twenty Second street also sustained facial and neck burns at the same time and place.

William Nicholls Luzerne Street Sloan J. C. Brennante Michael Cannon Twenty-Second Street

Division 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians Officers Elected

At the last regular meeting of Division 1, Ancient Order of Hibernians, the following officers were elected.

Ancient Order of Hiberniana

Wahhneta Dancing Class Social Draws Large Crowd

The second fall social at Meats hall drew over one hundred couples with Mrs. Margaret Myers aiding the ladies’ comfort. Bayer's orchestra filled the event with up-to-date music as young people from every section attended.

Meats Hall Margaret Myers Bayer

Funeral of Evan Williams Held Yesterday

The funeral for Evan Williams was held yesterday afternoon at 121 South Main Avenue. Services followed at the First Baptist Church with Rev Robert E F Pierce and Rev J S Wrightour assisting. Interment was at Washburn Street Cemetery. A West Side collateral lodge of Heptasophs attended and pallbearers included Benjamin Smith William Trostel Jefferson Reynolds C R Hill Rowland D Thomas and Elias Evans.

Evan Williams South Main Avenue First Baptist Church Robert EF. ¥. Pierce D. D Penn Avenue Baptist Church J. 8. Wrightour B. G. Beddoe Frank Brundage Washburn Street West Side Benjamin Smith Willam Trostel Jefferson Reynolds R. Hill Rowland D. Thomas Elias &. Evans

Death of William Thomas Buried With Military Honors

William Thomas died at his sister’s home in Cares Bondale and was buried at Washburn Street Cemetery with military honors. Short services were held at 2:30 PM on North Hyde Park Avenue, followed by services at Jackson Street Baptist Church. Thomas De Grouchy, pastor, lauded his service to country and God. A Mary Griffin post detachment and Sons of Veterans drum corps attended, along with Cilohe Lodge Odd Fellows members. Pallbearers chosen from the post and deacons included JC Rozelle, Michael McGrath, Will …

William Thomas Caresbondale Washburn Street North Hyde Park Avenue Jackson Street Baptist Church Thomas de Grouchy Mary Griffin G. A Sons of Veterans Cilohe Lodge of Odd Fellows JC. Rozelle Michael McGrath Will

Piles cure praised in reader letter from Des Moines

A reader describes suffering from piles for eleven years and a successful outcome after using Pyramid Ointment and Pyramid Pills. She credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and urges others to try the treatment, noting a lasting improvement and requesting more information from Pyramid Drug Co.

Mrs. &. Hodgson W. Jithtreet Des Moines Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Notable Individuals Named Cohen Nicholls Thomas Protheral

Richard Nicholls William O Thomas and William Protheral are listed as notable individuals in this directory fragment. The text preserves their names without additional context or details.

Iam Cohen, Richard Nicholls William O Thomas William Protheral

Local groups set meetings in Lackawanna area halls

The Lackawanna council Royal Ar canuin will meet in Tworite hall this evening to elect officers for the coming term. Local Union No. W715 United Mine Workers of America will meet in Jaynes' hall this evening. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Mrs. M. W. Davis home on South Hyde Park avenue. The boys' chorus will meet at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal edUatch this evening. The Mother's Jewels will meet this afternoon to pack a box.

Lackawanna Council Royal Arcanuin Tworite United Mine Workers of America Jaynes’ Hall Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church M. W. Davis South Hyde Park Avenue Simpson Methodist Episcopal Eduatch Mother's Jewels South Main Avenue Patrolmam Tom Jones Epworth League Bellevue Loyal Crusaders Mission School Alert Dancing Chiss Mears George James South Rebeccon Avenue Das St. Patrick's Lundies St. Leo's Roomeast J. J. Tierney Patriotic Order Sins of America H.C. McDermott George Washington Wilford Davies Eynon Street Engineers’ Corps C. EE. Harding Nicholson Margaret Edwards Swethand Street Pittsburg Buffalo Spotters’ Baseball Club Samuel Harvey Mabel Rateburg North Miam Avenue Matzburg Beavers Austin Helen Corbin North Sumner Avenue Co-e Operative Hull St. Cecelia's Ladies' Society St. Leo's Hull

Washington Camp to Celebrate 30th Anniversary Event

Washington Camp No 178 Patriotic Order Sons of America marks its thirtieth anniversary with entertainment and social on Thursday evening December 11. Officers will be elected at Hyde Park lodge F and A M on Monday evening December 15. The Ladies Aid of First Baptist conducts a sale of comforts and aprons December 11 12 15 with refreshments available.

Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America Hyde Park Lodge A. M Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church

Local Notices Of Illness And Return To Duty

T Jenkins and D T Jenkins of North Rebecca avenue are confined by illness. Roger Evans of Jackson street is able to be out again after illness. Palmer Williams of North Rebecca avenue is all. Mrs Henry B Davis of Rynon street has returned home from a Buffalo visit. Mrs Joli Morgan remains at 112 Jackson street. Patrolman H T Bradshaw resumes duty after vacation. Councilman Edward W Searing is ill at his home on Price street.

Thhese “T. Jenkins David T. Jenkins North Rebeccan Avenue Roger Evans Jackson Street Ilness Palmer Henry B. Davis Rynon Street Buffalo Joli Morgan H. T. Bradshaw Edward W. Searing Price Street

North Scranton Briefs Include Dance Event and Reopenings

Local notes report a third annual dance of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the Auditorium on New York's eve and a Presbyterian church fair. Other items mention residents traveling to New York and Buffalo on business, a streetcar wreck injury update, and a fiftyth birthday gathering with music and refreshments at Deacon street.

North Scraton Audlph Feldman New York City Minn Providence Road Carbondale Yesteriday North Scranton Auditori Nogon Homen Owene North Madavenne Yeterday Buffalo Mandiger Jeffreys Crackermeke Wilkes Barres HLA Macelodge Brotherhood of Railroad New York The Presbyterian Church Harry Courtright Wayne County Jowldes Gerrity Wayne Avenue Dennis Ruddy Mary Kelly West Market Street GB. Kelly Archbald George T. Mulley Mise Helen Moertau Ok Street Shepherd Deacon Street Mr. Shepherd Professor Walkenshaw Pierce Hocking

South Scranton Notes Elects New Republican Officers

About one hundred members of the South Side Republican association met in Athletic hall for the regular monthly gathering. Officers for the coming year were nominated with no opposition. The election will be held January 8 followed by a banquet where Major Everett Warren will speak. President Bonn will deliver his first annual address.

South Side Republican Association Athletic Hall Emil Bonn John Scheuer Charles Neuls Peter Neuls Stesgard Charles Rose Everett Warren Bonn

Library Receives Substantial Start with Complete Works

The report notes a substantial start with 00 books received yesterday including several complete standard works. Members are housed in the parish house while a library is organized and a capable steward will be chosen soon.

Fourteen Friends to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow Night

The Fourteen Friends announce their regular monthly meeting for tomorrow night with all members urged to attend. The gathering will discuss committee business and officer nominations for the coming term. Also note word that James Peeney, formerly of this area, was badly burned by an electrical arc at the Bufallo steel works.

Neas Jamen Peeney Buffalo Steel Works J. J. Walsh Stmley Mulch

Presbyterhan church Ladies Aid supper draws crowd in Dunmore

The Annie Bagaar and supper of the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church filled the church hall last evening with many attendees drawn by the society's acclaimed hospitality. A large display of fancy articles drew shoppers, some booths were bare, and organizers promised more items and ice cream and cake tonight. Mrs. J J Brown of Green Ridge Street left Wednesday for Booth Boardman Michigan after family illness, as Oscar Blenepolites returned from a New York City business trip.

Annie Bagaar Ladies’ Aid Society Fulora J. J. Brown Green Ridge Street Booth Boardman Mich A. E. Brown I Boardman Oscour Blenepolites New York City

Obituary for Alered Alarsitall of Washington Noah

Alered Alarsitall, the titled son of Tsalah Mirshall and Mrs Mirshall of Washington Noah, died yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs W D Mergzin on Rock Street. Death was due to cholera biliousness. The funeral and burial details will be announced tomorrow afternoon at the above number.

Alered Alarsitall Mers Tsalah Mirshall Washington Noah W. D. Mergzin Rock Street Washburn Street

Peasant Parish Event Delights Hickory Street Community

A few hundred youths gathered at Hickory street parish house for an evening of music and readings. Romaine Spruks Cora Young gave strong recitations, Piet Hermann sang, with Mina Weisser Anni Helms Charters Schever John Kermpher and William Schener also performing. Refreshments followed as young ladies served. The Young Men's Literary Society, formed two months ago, listed officers including Henry Motohmann president Willan Hes singer secretary Adam Tf. Miestreas Uren W.O. Millers tinetees Henry Schunk W Brandt Brunk Heasinger. The event supported member education through book and fund donations. The Ways were

Hickory Street Romaine Spruks Cora Young Piet Hermann Mina Weisser Anni Helms Chaurtes Schever John Kermpher William Schener Young Men's Literary Society Henry Motohmann Willan Hessinger Adam Tf. Miestreas- Uren W.O. Millers Henry Schunk W. Brandt Brunk Heasinger

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