Needlework social at Ply mouth Congregational church
West Scranton reports a Sunday school needlework sale held in the Ply mouth Congregational church lecture room led by Mr and Mrs A Hynon with an ice cream social afterward. Dozens of young women participated listing many named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
A . Hynon
Lne
Carrie Harwin
Ruth Davis
Jessie Trewin
Mary Owens
Jennie Price
Bertha Owens
Maria Evans
St Agnes Girls’ Sale and Entertainment at St David’s
St Agnes chapter of St David’s Episcopal church hosted a basement sale and program last evening. Proceeds showcased the handiwork of young girls as Mrs. Till Mrs McHenry and Miss Freeman and Kingdon led the booth. A musical and literary program featured piano vocal and recitation numbers by Sarah Williams Mira Wittle Blodwen Jonking Lillian Osborn Mollie Pitt Simmons Mary Dorsey Laura Thomas Helen Markwick Lettie Parry Norma Jones Alma Geeley. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
St. David's Episcopal Church
Booth
Till
McHenry
Misees Freeman
Kingdon
Humbers
Sarah Williams
Mira Wittle
Blodwen Jonking
Lillian Osborn
Mollie Pitusimmons
Mary Dorsey
Laura Thomas
Helen Markwick
Lettie Parry
Norma Jones
Alma
Geeley
Local Resident Slips, Suffers Unconsciousness After Church Slip
Mrs John Tooling of Archbald fell on a sidewalk after leaving Holy Cross church during a meeting. She sustained injuries and was unconscious briefly, then taken home to recover. Also, George Seiss, organist at St John s German Catholic church, cut the tip of a finger at John Beware Sons planing mill and treated at West Side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tooling
Archbald
Holy Cross Whorely
George Seiss
St. John's
John Beware & Sons
Planing Mill
West Side Hospital
Threatened to Shoot Lawrence Rasci at City Bar
A bartender named Lawrence Rasci faced a threat of being shot at a city bar. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage and witness statements for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rasci
Officers elected for No 15 percent Catholic Relief
At a recent council meeting of No 15 percent Catholic Relief and Beneficial Association held in M T L hath the officers were elected. President Mrs Anna Murphy first vice president Mrs B M Gallagher second vice president Mrs Catherine V Sullivan recording secretary Miss Mary Heniman financial secretary Miss Catherine Is Gallagher treasurer Miss Anna Sullivan medical examiner Dr W J T Davis trustees Mrs Margaret Wallagher Mrs Henrietta Cannon Miss Margaret Hennigan Miss Mary Brown M B Henigan mist Mary Foley guard James Gallagher
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Catholic Relief and Beneficial Association
Mre
Anna Murphy
Mra
B. M. Gallagher
Catherine V. Sullivan
Mary Heniman
Catherine Is. Gallagher
Anna Sullivan
W. J.T. Davis
Margaret Wallagher
Henrietta Cannon
Margaret Hennigan
Mary Brown
M. B. Henigan
Miurshil
Mise Mary Foley
James Gallagher
Evening meetings run across churches and clubs
The Ladies' Aid society of St David's Tr Episcopal church meets tonight with a social and sale of fancy articles and needlework at Tabernacle Congregational church. Court Ethan Allen of the Ancient Order of Foresters will gather in Morgan's hall. Prayer meeting at Wishburn Street Presbyterian church. The Micethie Cie Wheelmen hold a special meeting at the club house tonight. A progressive event and dinner at Alegers' hall for the Ladies' Auxiliary of the AOG? planning gathering.
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Ladies’ Ald Society
St. David's Triscopal Church
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Ethan Allen
Credor of
Poresters
Morgan's Hall
Wishburn Street Presbyterian Church
Micethie Cie Wheelmen
Alegers
A. OG. Th
Choir to perform Mine Tleet cantata on Christmas Eve
The juvenile choir of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church will render the cantata Mine Tleet on Christmas evening after a rehearsal held last night. Attorney Clarence Terren of the United Mine Workers will give a lecture on heart health at Pivot Welsh Congregational Church next Friday. S&S Davies of North Main Avenue has accepted a position at Millworth near Pittsburg and moved there permanently. Funeral services for Mrs. William G. Williams will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at 4 South Tyde Mark Avenue with Rev. D D Jones officiating and interment at Washburn Street cemetery. St Pauls Pioneer Corps held a practice drill last evening.
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Christma
Sumner Wvenue Presteternium
Ehurch
Clarence Teerren
Mine Workers of America
South Main Avenue
Hk. S
Hk. S&s. Davies
North Main Avenue
Millworth
Pittsburg
Tate
William G. Williams
Tiyde Markavene
DD. T. Jones
Tabernachy Congregational Church
Washburn Street
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
North End Stars
Vicwey
Plymouth
Toughes
Mitringham
T McChiskie
Tighe
Gilurils
Jones
Skifington
Tom McCiuskie
Davenport
Caileti Venter
Davis
Atorrhs
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
George Meree
East Market Street
Nolan
Stite
Fourth Regiment
Pottsville
Mrs. Smith
Scranton Notes Include Exhibition Drill Plans and Local Events
Preparations for an exhibition drill in North Scranton are announced. A shooting match is set between Pyne and the Tixcolsiora at the Archbald mines on Christman Day. John Monninger of North Hyde Park Avenue has lived in West Scranton forty years. The Fomori of the late Michael McDovievueh passed away at Lamertie Street. a requiem was held at Moly Crosa church with interment in Cathedral cemetery. Property owners push sidewalk clearing as crosswalks at intersections remain hazardous. The Dreighty Mine Fund meeting at Bill's Bowl allocated Treasurer James Davis’s funds among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scranton
Athletic Club
Pyne
John Monninger
North Hyde Mark Avenue
West Scranton
Michael d McDovievueh
Lamertie Street
Moly Crosa
Local residents report recoveries and a new birth
Mre Harry A Nelmyer and several neighbors have returned home after minor ailments or hospital stays. Alfred Anderson Joseph Wilkes and Albert Reed returned from a hunting trip. Others recover from tonsillitis throat issues and former illnesses. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Elias Anthony. The Walnell Tancing class adjourned for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Nelmyer
North Main Avenue
Alfred Anderson
Joseph Wilkes
Albert Reed
T Mondley
Emmet Atrert
Atte
James Dein
Railroad Rmvenue
Mery
BW Twining
Tenth Street
Anna Williams
Scranton Street
William Wicks
North Lide Park Avenue
Biegtried Aol
Tfalrview Avenue
Dacksea Sanitarium
Dansville
Neo
Fipith
Elias Anthony
South Everett Avenue
Thiniel W. Davis
Nori Reheven Avenue
Alfred Roberts
North Rebecca Avenue
Walnell
Mears’ Hall
North Scranton Stars Defeat Plymouth in Local Game
The North End Stars beat Plymouth before about 400 fans in a home basketball contest. Stars showed strong post play and teamwork, while Plymouth relied on passing and outside shooting that struggled.
Lectures and Local Notices Highlight Green Ridge Week
Green Ridge residents host I. B. Sturges lectures with travel photos for the Ladies’ Aid Society of the Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Various church and school events, temperance meetings, and social notices fill the week in the community.
Remarkable Quaker Honlor Offer Sparks City Buzz
A local notice touts Doctor Byers and his Bl-Chemic Treatment with a limited January offer. Patients until January 1 could receive examination, advice, and medicines for five dollars a month, aiming to prove the therapy’s superiority before the deal ends.
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Scranton Haa
Honlor
Prosa
Doctor Byers
Byers
Treatment Miracle by Doctor Byers Restores Child Health
Mrs Charles Miller of Petersburg reports her daughter Lena suffered severe bronchial asthma causing sleepless nights and wasting away. After seeking care at Doctor Byers offices, the girl improved markedly and now sleeps well eats well and is a different child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Petersburg
Lena
Doctor Byers Offers Free X Ray Examinations
The doctor asserts he never accepts care interns and claims X rays can determine the exact cause of illness. He proclaims his X Ray cut is the most elaborate in the country and offers a fluoroscopic attachment to examine all body parts. Free examinations are available.
Health through cellular balance and targeted diet
The article proposes that body tissues are made of minute cells and disease results from disarray in these cells. By supplying proper nourishment, health can be restored and even chronic divorce conditions cured by returning cells to normal, using a treatment by Doctor Byers claimed to be neither allopathic nor homeopathic but based on a precise law and method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers Fe
Doctor Byers Record
Doctor Byers, born to Quaker parents, studied at Jefferson Medical College graduating with honor in 1872. He attended the Pennsylva nia Hospital for Acute and Surgical Diseases and later worked at Eye and Ear Clinics Will's Hospital Philadelphia. He also served in Prof J Solis Cohen's Clinics Diseases of the Throat and was an examining physician for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Will's Hospital
J. Solis Cohen
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
New York
Remarkable Recovery After Doctor Byers Treatment
John Jenkins of Dunmore recounts a severe fall and paralysis corrected by Doctor Byers. He praises the physician as a Great Quaker healer whose treatment transformed his mobility and health, urging others to consider the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins
Dunmore
Pay Raya
Hyets
Hearing Restored After Doctor Byers Treatment
Me John Haley of Carbondale states he was deaf for years hearing loss vanished after five months under Doctor Byers care. He reports rapid weight loss, tried three doctors, then recovered hearing and church services words, praising the Quaker doctor and divine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Haley
Carbondale
Anya
Byers
Unewled Letters Listed For Scranton Postufilve Ad
A bulk of unread letters remain uncalled for at the Scranton post office as of December Vi. Recipients include Hat Fara HH Ripple Postmoater ow and dozens of names such as Adkins A Audrey, Burke Phomis, Lupe, Alisa Moe Coochh, Mist Dethy Coyne, J Crocker, Jamey Carroll, and many others.
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Scranton
Fara HH
Ripple
Postmoater
Adkins
Audrey Leo Burke
Phomis
Lupe
Alisa Moe Coochh
Mist Dethy Coyne
J. Crocker
Jamey Carroll
Muctihen
O. Uvan
Co-operative Building
Munk
Evacet
A. Deckurs Milne
Mabble Dilhurn
A. Kivans
Ally
Mite
Ann
Mieming
A. J Found & Co
Jonuph Flood
Bobert
Fitaninaineane
Miles Wapuares Avipely
Thodinoned Hallighey
Ladmere Griffis
John Giselminn
Mids Is
the Gian
Rod Howarth
Mina Murs Uiskinons
Prichue Housavin
Hauion
Alugulo James
Ward Jullennon
Fragmented Railway Board Names and Dates Noted
The text lists a jumble of names and terms related to a D. L. & W. board lineup for today with scattered mentions of individuals, places, and dated references. It reads like OCR garble with several proper nouns and timetable notes interwoven amid nonsensical phrases.
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West
St. David’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Kvane
Ragel
Omeer Evins
Sale and Entertainment
Dufour
W. Jenkins
General News
Globe Warehouse
Green Ridge
J. FF. Nillam
Paypack
Edson M. Green
Green Ridge Street
Jennie Okell
Monroe Avenue
Weat Chester Nermis School
Ida Loveland
Penn Avenue
Moscow
I. B. Sturges
Young Men's Christian Association
Sturges
Fleda
Willard Jenkine
Stroadsburg State Normal School
Dd. Jenkin
Cuponse Avenue
J. Harvey
Pan Avenue
Milleon
Willam Tehardsle
Wayne
Thutelin Watts
Caponse
Tel Belly
W. 1. Carr
EE. Tohew
A. G.thomason
Wid Me
BE. Ll. Merriman
W. Oc. van Blarcom
T. Lacey
A. M. Green
Oversigen
Barge
Pennsylvania Hospital
Churchman Byers
el- Chemle
Spruce St
Mito
Euudavu
Mutual Mutual Mutual Motor Horuas
Htual Mdrwhd
Peralin
Wtally
Fay
Waander
Newt
Yoming Avenue
Marth Suioke
Arch Kner
Mixx Ingaie M. Wennedy
Recher
Rose Havsaty
Rinwelin Dace
Mina Maialwol Lightner
Mire
Isat Kaie
Hatatled
Leathe
Mis
Wiliam W. Rev
Mivutin
For Mottlows
Cloudley Matthews
Florences Miller
Nua Moscugene
Mise Kate Matthews
Alenau Alires
Jie
Morrbey Fred Michion
Wode
McDonald
Abbeain McGuire
John Bl. McDenough
Das Micat
Mina Heide Nolin
Abee
Willian Nett
James A. O'itouike
Afvebb
Osterhouse
Ahit
Peterson
N. B Puantten
Ot. Hotihiowa
Pra Theveut
Miao Dod
Angi
Nurnet M
J. Hwee
Tey
Santer
Rate A. Binlih
Phew
Te Stielin
Mos
Solis
Batali
Sulinoe
Hires View Bet
Avs
Jolie Snoith Wit
West Scranton Station
Kopak Awilras
Tld
Mew
Budie Gavin
Mims Miary
Site Beewlo
Whordu Abed
Adines Fivien Ono
Sie Moideth
Elie Senthuwohi
Mote Bimith
Db, L. & W. Board For Today
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Ile Pemi
Davthers
Syra Mosler
Pn Om
Naepuntheles
Gia
Lowe
Summits Py Om
Wednerseavy
Bintias Baat
Mit
Weetelainas Skeye
Dyhayes
Heled Capek
Wrehal
Pyeheried
Ito
Wither
Tom
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Lyceum Theatre
M. Ye Lesree
Minarer
Duffy
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York State
Oleatt'sa
Chauncey Olcott
Limerick
Anmartie Mito
Manin
Ilent Oleott
All Big Tits
Prichs
Mitines
Tdneola
J. Curiet
Wein Broeeial
Centiine
Indi
Conte Senate
The
Dixie Theatre
Henry
the Dixie
Alfred Kelcy
Will R. Fox
Genere & Theel
Scott & Wilson
Miles & Raymond
Cotton
Chamberlain
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Slerrington
Alondas
Rentz-Santley Co
2. B. Sturmes
Moon A. Pall
Powell's Music Store
Sanderson’s Drug Store
Bhevans Fancy Store
Addison S Son
Scranton,Pa
Xinas
Hartz Mountain
Clark, Florist
Tidfiers Hom
Ctagavys
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