Wedding In Philadelphia Surprises West Scranton Friends
Mrs. Pedla 1 Manat of Beath Hyde Park avenue married Detach Their of Scutt Lincoln avenue in Philadelphia. Ceremony led by Rev. John R. Davis. bride Miss Pedla described as prominent in Scranton community circles. Mr Thomas, a Scranton postal worker, will reside at 155 South Streets Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Thomas
Scranton
Quaker City
John R. Davis
Word
Hyde Park Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Philadelphia
Frey
Diebo
Levine
Alvin Vie
Paochel
Che Lepidets
Acento
Thomas Wound
Chester
South Streets Avenue
Thomas
Thoms
Aaolphin
Sheolowk
Theme
Tiymouth Conmeegadional
Elaureh Iedie
Shera Avenue Mission
Youngs Worden
Unie
Mar Thomas Ta
Aoe Attler
Scranten
Phyamounth Congregational Church
Funeral Rites Held For Late Pengamin Thorne
The funeral for the late Pengamin Thorne was held yesterday from the North Filmore avenue residence. Rev Thomas De Chanhs officiated at the service attended by many. Interment was at Washburn Street Cemetery with several pallbearers named and services concluding at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pengamin
Thorne
Cupree
Atiothwon
Filmore Avenue
Thomas de Chanhs
Dick Sea Street Hapiet
Washburn Stet
William Ptherick
John Neat
Jeriellon Snyder
Davie Thoms
John Mord
Otto Snyder
Motas Phillipe
Willian
Clefed Phrase Or Cipher From Lykttetatle Note
Fragmentary OCR style text hints at a jumble of advice and numbers. The readable parts mention a cough and a curve in a pond with a 250 figure. No clear event person or organization is identifiable.
Street Friends Attend Funeral Procession
Remains were borne to the cathedral cemetery for interment. many friends attended the service and procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Local Social Notes Offer Guests and Visits Across Town
Mrs J A Moore of South Nebecoit Avenue hosts Mrs Menes Chamberlin of Harford and Miss Edna Williams from Wells College in Aurora New York. Henry Thorne of Elkdale returns from a visit with John H Wilts on Rock Street. Mrs Pocrowler of Meridian Street hosts guest Miss Margate Sween at Olyphant. Evon Jones a portrait artist works in Beeperhort Newrea tall. Prof Rob Power at North Hretintey Avenue slowly improves from WD Triewte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
South
Nebecoit Avenue
Mra. Menes Chamberlin
Harford
Edna Williame
South Main Avenue
Wells College
Aurora
N.Y
Henry Thorne
Elkdale
John H. Wilts
Rock Street
Lillian Transite
Whit Haven
Booth Garfield Weenie
Edwin Griffiths
Cleveland
Otto
Pocrowler
Meridian Street
Hoa
Finenine
Doel
Mifttinsinireg
Ob. Power
Hretintey Avenue
Alowly
Consolidation planned by Father Mathew society at St Lewes
The Washington Boren Presbyterian elite WE hosted a Taols toorbitage dinner for New Vet's day. The committee on consolidation of the Father Mathew society met at St Lewes station to plan a consolidation with the St Pals Pleneer corps. A gathering will occur at Dhawhil's Hall on North Main Avenue to discuss the Catantia Chemiledt affair and the Quonunt event slated for March. Various local figures, including Jenkins, Marthe s, Sweeney, Mae Times, James Shirthi, and Bivens, have entered the contest and a meeting to consider the annual coûtume is planned for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taols Toorbitage
Mathew Gocleiv
St. Law's Tuttalon
St. Pals Pleneer Corps
St Lewes
New York
Dhawhil
North Main Avenue
Milswbeth Jenkins
Bileaterh Marthe S
Kite Sweeney
ML Mae
Ewnel
James Shirthi
Inid
Boriugt
Ole
Mirfit
Dinorhior
Pendint
Sinlth
White
Messi
Julie
Matthewaen
Bagh Hose Company
Fpittetensiye
Corprany
Jermyn
Columbia Chemical Company
Century Howe Company
Scranton
Wilson Hose Company
Peckvilly
Arch
Wild Hose Company
Archbold
Spom
John ‘T.noll
Atvenditiors
Aleu
Barunday
Der
Coorg Plata
Tien Jobils
Arlington Dole Quartelle
Joeus Gutletis
Ieerie Dastrimenial
Yao
Wentimes
Weadeek
Chenena
Ailebey
Thomas McGillown
Sport Pit
Officer Bawver
Medowai
Ninhey Arid Biante
Uw Great Dent
Hewriig
Murress Powell
Harry Decker
Kim
Hol Baer
Tom
Methoulhat Kpiscopal Church
Lackawa
Letchworth
Marey
James Predew
John Krieser
Mesure
Charis Smith
Pred Pletcher
Harry Taylor
Order of United American Siechonkes
Laula Englewiter
Train collision injures man on East Market Street
A rider named Will Addis ndeen and a boy were hurt when a runaway car crossed the Dehnworre and Hudson tracks on East Market Street Saturday at 6 19. The man, Mr Adama, was thrown from the wagon and bruised, while the boy escaped with minor injuries. The gate tender may have left gates up and driven onto the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Addis Ndeen
Chineehilla
East Market Street
Weloelk
Mr. Adama
Mr. Adame
Cork
Local notices and odd fellows lodge updates in Hyde Park
A mixed set of local notices reports arrests for embenglement of a sixteen year old boy, chairing of lodge officers for Odd Fellows and Foresters, installations at Hiram lodge and Young Men’s Institute, and social visits in Hyde Park. Also mentions a basketball game between North and Green Ridge and residents William Mills and Henry Morris visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Walter Moran
Barniday
Aldemnan Teverts
Clark Day
Alderman Fidler
Mackey McDonough
Mc Donough
Hyde Park
Order of Odd Fellows
Chapelle Hat
Cartondale
Auf Lodge
Foresters of
David Jeffries
Mawin Lewis
Mawar Mor- Gat
Wy Owens Senlie Beadte
John Jolietubbens
Headle
John Butler
Woolward
Frei Woeemoan
Junior Woodward
David Thivie
Thomas Wil Ter
Sleot
Hiram Lodge
Free Masons
Young Men's Institute
Jamexn J. May
James J. Plannigan
John Miceins
Pius Sweeney
John W. Mullen
Jines F. Lanett
Carroll A. Fplenon
T. Ed. Rennes
J. A
Downe
John Chenowich
Atherton
Nelsom
Enilere
Roberts
Helen Burbank
Summit Avenue
Te Hordwinly
Henry J. Morris
Ee Wit
Morris V. Morris
North Main Avenue
Local Borough Contest Sparks Indignation and Voting Disputes
Indignation erupts over borough election disputes as votes suppressed by court order prompt calls for punishment of wrongdoers. A packed schedule of holiday events follows, with performances by local troupes and fire brigade demonstrations set for December with charity and community spirit.
Cod liver oil emulsion praised for health benefits
A colonial-era advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil for its stomach-friendly taste and health benefits. It claims the product strengthens the body, colors the cheeks, smooths wrinkles, warms and invigorates without unpleasant odor, praising the clever masking of cod liver oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Slott Ko boWek
T Chamminee
New York
Community Notices and Local Gatherings Chronicle
Local residents share events from a weekend in Scranton area. People from Mikeken Vinh to Kesele Austin visit relatives. workers at Murray’s coal company receive monthly pay. Church, fraternal, and choir activities mix with shipping news and upcoming social events at Odd Fellows hall.
Tea and social notices spread through Adama avenue gathering
Friday evening at Mrs Mies Teele Rove’s home on Adama avenue a party was held with attendees listed including Law Timmick Harry Dlnmick John Mitch cock Rose Surdam Clarile Ross and Lawrence Drink. A broad mix of personal updates and local events fill the fragmented report with mentions of attendance, health notes, moves, society groups and a surprise party at 107 Cardpor avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Teele Rove
Adama Avenue
Law Timmick
Harry Dlnmick
John Mitchcock
Rose Surdam
Clarile Ross
Lawrence
Kate Fox
Busquehanna
Bravens
Westen Place
Cod
Hia
Newton Crest
Williams Kearney
Mulberry Street
Columbia Arenua
Jivener Order of American Medianics
James Muswell
Frank Verdeman
Albert Thomas
Rees Prive Semtinel
Joseph Tone
M.D. Farnham
Ieorge Henry
Tal Osborne
New York
William Cox
Marietta
W. ¢. Manners
Moose
Norry
Allwrt
Thomas
Joase Garahan
Rev Pierec
Hester Wels
Albert Barts
Conrad Snyder
William Colfford
Five-man Chester gang robs Beaboard Oil office
A gang of five burglars robbed the Beaboard Oil works office in Chester, shot and bound watchman Joseph Mitchell, then escaped with about $100 from the safe. The description matches a larger group blamed for statewide break-ins and the Duryea murder of M. F. Corcorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
M. F. Corcorin
Duryea
Beaboard 6Il
Joseph Mitchell
Germania Engine Company Annual Ball and St Johns Fair
P W Gallagher delivered a short address predicting a total of about 15 000 dollars from events in South Scranton including the Germania Engine Company annual ball and the St John church fair. The fair opened with elaborate decorations, gifts from local firms, and a turnout of hundreds for auctions and activities.
Funeral Notices for Patrick Cannon and Patrick Weir
Funeral services were held Saturday for Patrick Cannon at St John’s church with Mass at 9 20 am celebrated by Father Melley. Burial followed at Cathedral Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Also funeral for Patrick Weir of Hickory Street from his home to St Peters Cathedral for a 9 am requiem Mass. interment at Cathedral Cemetery with St Aloysius T A B members among pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Street
Patrick Cannon
St. John’s Church
Father Melley
Cannon
Cathedral
Patrick Walsh
James Howard
Patrick Heenan
John McDonald
Michael Barrett
Edward Manning
Patrick Weir
Hickory Street
St. Peters Cathedral
J. J. B. Feeley
St. Aloysius T. A. B. Society
C. J. Ruddy
John Brown
Patrick Wahlsh
Dennis Raine
James Bolan
James Johnson
Milton W. Lowry
Clark Lowry
Maine
Olive
Lowry Wien
Olive Street
Themlore Kilngol
Cehive Avenue
Maury
Mirgaretty Klingel
John
William
Henry Khineel
St. John's Church
Wo'clock
Mary McAdame
Wis
Cour
Patrick Clark
William Mc.Adams
Pines
GA Oeleek
Local notes and society items from the city
Sergeant Rafter returns from Porto Rico and visits Sergeant Edward Conley as typhoid recovery continues. Rafter presents a copy of the Daily Journal, Porto Rico’s first American paper, dated November 1. The Neptune Engine Company plans its twenty sixth annual ball at Germania hall tonight and the Club of Fifteen meets Saturday to form a social event at Hotel Host Monday. Dora Jones of Connolly and Wallace’s Wiry gods store lies ill at her sister’s home on Cellar avenue. Spruke returns from Ransom farm while Mrs Ben Moore is confined indoors. Jacob Munts of Cedar avenue suffers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafter
Porto Rico
Edward Conley
Daily Journal
Ponce
Isaac
Neptune Engine Company
Germania Hall
Club of Fifteen
Hotel Hest
Dora Jones
Connolly & Wallace
Wiry Gods Store
John J. Gordon
Cellar Avenue
Spruke
Spruks
Ransom
Mrz
Ben FL Moore
Jaco FL Munts
Cedar Avenue
Hyde Park visitor joins Davie Street ladies in local club
Miss Mary Murtaugh of Hyde Park spent Sunday with the Misses Jeffers on Davie Street. The Sporting Life notes President Farrell of the New York State league has compiled catching stats for VS ONeill of Canandaigua. His strong work may lead to a faster company in the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murtaugh
Hyde Park
O'Neill
Attorneys Prepare Appeal to Supreme Court Over Borough Decree
Attorneys M J Donahoe T J Nunns and C Coniegys file papers in the Middle borough office seeking to set aside Judie Mivards decrees that establish the borough and secure a stay on the new borough government pending the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Donahoe
T. J. Nunns
C. Coniegys
Te Pipers
Supreme Court
Midle
Omee
Obituary notices of several local residents
Multiple obituaries outline the deaths of Mrs. Milton W. Lowry of Olive Street, Mrs. Thelmore Klingel on Cehive Avenue, Mrs. Mary Adams of Mineral Street, Owen Moran of Jackson Street, with funeral details and interment plans at local churches and cemeteries. The notices praise survivors, funeral times, and locations.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Blood Taints
Clinic claims in old ad copy that Catarre in the head is cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla which eradicates scrofulous taints in the blood and rebuilds the system. Hood's Pills are recommended as a companion to Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure all ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarre
Hood
Chance to buy winter clothing at liquidation sale
Assignees for creditors announce a ten day sale of stock at 14 Penn Avenue Beranton near St Charles hotel. Large lots include 5000 men s business suits and overcoats at deep discounts, all wool pants and youth sizes, with hours until 9 p m and Saturday until 11 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Chartes Hotel
Beranton
F.'s
St. Charles Hotel
Drain-O Coffee Substitute Arrives in Stores
A new preparation named Grain-O replaces coffee in grocery stores. Marketed as gentle on delicate stomachs, Grain-O costs 3 cents per package and is advertised as indistinguishable from coffee in taste.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Della P. Evans
Bull’s
Dr. Bull
Cou
North Scranton
Globe Warehouse
Christias
Colgate’s
Yancy Hoisery
Globe
Dunmore
de Pine
Mikeken Vinh
Kesele Austin
Tthiew
Thule
James Hilly
Uhutch Street
Ae Employen
A. Th
FL M. Spender Coal Company
AML Meiiers Sre
Agitoran
Medway
Jones
Weber
Alex Hrvien
Dinlivy Street
Pyytts
Bright
Batunday
Harper Street
St. Mark’s
Charles Pietcher
William “Oliller
Tlheket Na
Commmittee
Crder
Moarvin Tuttle
A. Be Miter
Acob. Theles
H A
Gerling
Pittston
Thomas Henwows
Church Street
Henwood
M Leh
John Evans
Company 1
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennesivanks
Wale Unter
Previ- Hewes
Sport Unduel
Din Tow
Michael Tulyer
Walter Iesecker
Penney
Nellie Rorencrance
Mitteton
Scrotton Stove Works
Green Ridge
South Scranton
ST. John's Church Fair
P. W. Gallagher
Germania Engine Company
Fisstreet
SN Oelook
Thie
Ludien
Order of Hibernians
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Drees
Sodality
J. W. Guernsey
Perry Brothers
Orenan
Connell
Father Melloy
Connell Pavik
Gallisher
Gallagher
Forest Band
MBS OF News
F. A. Hodgdon
Malden
Mass
Johann Hoff
THE
NEW York Stock CO
Bill Daily
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Tienday
Dew
Boise
Chu
Feather Mathew Hall
Owen Moran
Mr and
Aire
Moran
Jackson Street
Deccas
Imne
Winetctoak
All Drugelstr. Matthews Bros
Lyceum
Reis & Forgunder
Lessons
LONIS
de Wolf
Charlatan
Roeber
Anic 5
Cran Nie, Bros
Cot Tramplon
Rocher
Vontosts
Guernsey
Misa
Dean Towison
Porth Southend
T. Swartzkopf
Deak and Sporter
Blue Star
Ron Gram Wilskey
St. Louis
Penn Ave
Scranton, Pa
Just
Reliable
Luther
Wyomaz Avenue
Rte
Peaana
Festare
Willeare
Matthew, Bros
HH. C. Sandereen
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