Jackson Street Baptist honors John Thomas with gift chair
Trustees of Jackson Street Baptist Church presented John Thomas of Fourteenth Street a handsome morrhce chair as a token of esteem for valued service. The presentation thanked by David Williams and Rev Thomas DeGraftschy. Evening included refreshments and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donceane
Jackson Street
Ehurch
John Thomas
Fourteenth Street
Sane
Thomas de Gritchy
DR DD
David Williamns
Pew
de Ginehy
Hichard Nichols
Albert Davis
Mra
Alfred Roberts
John Hortis
Daevid Williams
Samuel Gibbe
Edward Collins
Commanders and Order of Aries Hold Special Meeting
The fea Knighthood group will meet in Morgan's far corner at Malo and Wackson streets on Saturday evening December 22 for electing officers. The non-partisan organization promotes clean government with a simple ritual and nominal dues. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Aries
Fea
Morgan
Malo and
Wackson
Hs Oniey
Teinedel
Residual duties shift in Jieksoen Street project group
The Taiptist Yeni Dercaptets union of the Jieksoen Street Bantien oehureh Tiaave resumed responsibility for funding the new lurndvhings. Details appear in the ehurteh cuditerium, outlining steps to raise the required finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeni Dercaptets Union
Jieksoen
Bantien Oehureh Tiaave
Tyo
Ehurteh
Rajee
Doll committee sale at 119 South Main avenue
The doll committee will sell all della left from the carnival on Thursday beginning at 10 o'clock at the rooms 119 South Main avenue. Miss Clara Selby will address the girls Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. All girls and women invited with special music provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
South Main Avenue
Clara Selby
Christmas Music Programs Deadline Noted by Churches
Choristers must send Christmas music plans to The Treshuve by Friday 6 PM for Saturday insertion. Gemge Hodges, hurt by a coil while riding near He resides at 26 North Hyde Park Ave where Dr M Z Wilkins attends him. Evan P T Davis of North Hyde Park Ave ill with erysipelas. Reese Brooks on North Hyde Park Ave injured by a hatchet while cutting wood. Miss Mary Quinnan of Price St held a surprise party with Miss Julia Cory of North Carolina in attendance. Clarke Bros windows draw large crowds of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treshuve
Gemge Hodges
North Hyde Park Avenue
M. Z. Wilkins
Evan PT. Davis
Hooatiwick
Reese Brooks
Mary Quinnan
Price Street
Julia Cory
North Carolina
Clarke Bros
Social and entertainment events across St. Leo's and related groups
The passage notes the annual St. Leo's battalion entertainment at Meare hall this evening, a Washington commandery smoker, and a family visit by Dr. Meade Schenck. It also mentions Le C. A. WHE eet at their hall Friday evening and WG Reynolds confined at home after a burn injury. The Predrie City Wheelmen plan a New Year’s dance at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
Meare’ Hall
Washington Commandery
Kalahta
Malta
Meade Schenck
England
Vlelting
Giles O Schenck
St. Peter's
le C. A
WG Reynolds
North Main
Predrie City
New Yeoat
Davie and Morgan Wed at Jackson Street Baptist Church
Hector Davie and Miss Antie Mor gan of 416 West Market street were married at 8:90 p.m. at the Jackson Street Baptist Church parsonage by Rev. Thomas de Gruchy. Attendants Miss Edith Davis and James Williams, both in steel gray silk gowns, hosted a reception at the bride’s home on West Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Davie
Antiie Morgan
West Market Street
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruchy
Edith Davis
James Williams
Entertainment at Welsh Presbyterian Church Tonight
An evening program at the Welsh Presbyterian church on Wayne Avenue features recitations solos and songs by a long list of readers and performers including Miss Rachel Owens Miss Anna Jones Master Haydn Price Miss Emily Thomas Miss Blodwin Thomas and Mr. William Davies The event reuses tickets from September 19 after postponement and includes acts by auet chairman and various quartettes and solos by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Wayne Avenue
Auet
Rachel Owens
Misa R. Thomas
Anna Jones
Mary Richards
Haydn Price
Benjamin Amos
Emily Thomas
Blodwin Thomas
Indoor baseball league schedule and dances announced
Monday evenings will feature no league play but a schedule for the coming season. Matches include Mulley s against Combination and Chappell s, Fenner s, and Penner s on various dates from December to April. Dancing before the games with music by Miss Anna Noone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Combination
Mulley
Chappell’s
Fenner
Chappell
Penner
Befiner
Anna Noone
Local Child Dies From Burn Injuries After Monday Accident
Lite Anna Smith daughter of Constable Seth Smith died from burns sustained Monday. Rev W F Davies preached a monthly Memorial church lecture to a well pleased audience. Mrs Rev William Hiller of Factoryville visited friends Monday. Mrs S M Coursen of North Main Avenue has recovered from tonsillitis. Mr A G Wheeler and son of Tompkinsville visit relatives in the North End. This morning Rev Davies of Memorial Baptist church was called to Edwardsville to officiate at a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Smith
Seth Smith
W. F. Davies
Memorial Church
William Hiller
Factoryville
S. M. Coursen
North Main Avenue
A. G. Wheeler and Son
Tompkinsville
North End
Memorial Baptist Church
Edwardsville
Christmas Conte at Green Ridge church on Friday evening
The Green Ridge Beast church invites the community to a Christmas conte at the church Friday evening December 2 at 8 o'clock. The cast includes WMavet L Spirit of Happiness Helen Churchill and many townspeople with songs and dances. Superstructure work on Asbury church parsonage was begun by Mason & Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Beast
Wmavet L
Helen Churchill
Larissa Cooper
Jimes Carpenter
Mildred Bennett
May Das
Pletta Finch
Mable Brockway
Loring Jackson
Mason & Snowden
Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Stanton
Mast Market Street
A. V. Bower
Danville
Young Men's Christian Association
Jennie Hudball
Monsey Avenus
James J. Williams
Green Hiawe Street
Brooklyn
New York
Wil Ales
C. B. Bhuemaker
Gon. Arthur
Capoude Avenue
Corning
N. Y
Mise Mae Ladeck
Runeel Avenue
Whita Mweeling
Lelia Woodruff
Charles Tobey
Hattie Lindsay
Charles Green
Phil H. Sheridan
Pastor Witke Celebrates 29th Birthday at Cedar Avenue Church
The Congregation of Cedar Avenue Lutheran surprised Rev. James W. Witke with a birthday party in the church basement. Hundreds attended as he received a plush couch from the congregation, presented by Rudolph Yungmann, and thanked them for their support. A supper followed with remarks from various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Withke
Cedar Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
Witke
Rudolph Yungmann
Brother Witke
Warnke Fifth Wedding Anniversary Observed at Birch Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Warnke of Birch street celebrated their fifth or wooden wedding anniversary with friends at home. Elizabeth Horbach led reverentings in capital style and William Horbach entertained on a new concert phonograph. A late supper followed and many gifts were received from guests including Fred Warnke Gus Reppert Will Horbach Stoeber family Ryder Wentzel and Carl Marion Warnke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warnke
Birch Street
Elizabeth Horbach
William Horbach
Warnke
Fred Warnke
Gus Reppert
Will Horbach
Stoeber
Carl
Harold
Joseph Ryder
Charles Wentzel
Marion Warnke
Jun Ger Maennerchor to stage minstrel show soon
From present indications the Jun ger Maennerchor will surprise friends with their next move a minstrel show now in rehearsal under Prof. W. C. Ott of Law rence's band. Ott led success with the Leiderkranz society and the Plectric City Wheelmen minstrel shows. Fifty top singers will perform with Lawrence's twelve piece orchestra. Another rehearsal is set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennerchor
W. C. Ott
Lawrence
Ott
Leiderkranz Society
Plectric City Wheelmen
Maennerchor
Local Notes on Cantatas and School Plays This Season
Several community groups prepare performances including the Loyalty club of the South Side Young Women’s Christian Assortation rehearsing The Twentieth Century Santa Claus and the Junior department composing Santa Claus and Christmas Dolls. St John’s society plans The Trish Heroine at St John’s church basement on Dec 28 with the same cast as nine years ago. Patrick Traulkner’s funeral set for Thursday at 6:00 PM with services at St John’s and Hyde Park cemetery. Common Councilman Fredericis Rita Phillips seeks re election in the Eleventh ward. Tim Lavelle visits from Buffalo amid work on the Lackawanna Tron and Steel plant while his wife recovers at Pittston avenue address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Manley
St. John's Literary Society
St. John's Church
Trish
81. John's
USM
Patrick Traulkner
Jersey Central
South Mill
Hyde Park
Chris Rose
Scranton Athletic Club
Emil Herbster
Pittston Avenue
Charles
Athletic Club
Fredericls Rita Phillips
Cedar Avenue
Common Council
St. Aloyalus Society
Timothy Lavelle
Buffalo
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Funeral in Dunmore For Frank McKane
Funeral services were held at St Mark's Episcopal for Frank McKane with Rev E J Haughton officiating. The crowd included Colliery Engineer employees and St Mark's Sunday school, with pallbearers B K Brons on Ernest Watrous Ernest Finch Joy Sly Frank Matthews Lester Marsh and flower-bearers George Winterstein Andrew Bryden Stewart Sliegie. Interment followed in Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKane
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main
E. J. Haughton
St. Mark's
B. K. Bronson
Ernest Watrous
Ernest Finch
Joy Sly
Frank Matthews
Lester Marsh
George Winterstein
Andrew Bryden
Stewart Sliegie
Pittston
Mace
Miner Patrick Naughton Injured at Pennsylvania Coal Col
Patrick Naughton of Pine Brook, a miner at No 6 colliery, suffered severe injuries when a roof prop failed yesterday. He was buried under debris, breaking his leg and sustaining other painful injuries. He was carried to his home by the company ambulance and medical aid was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Naughton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pine Brook
Naughton
William Redding Recovers from Recent Illness
Grove street resident William Redding remains convalescent after a recent illness. Also noted is M. J. O Boyle's hotel sale and planned future business at Apple and Drinker streets. A New Year’s dance with full orchestra is announced at the Dunmore lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Redding
Grove Street
M. J. O’ Boyle
Dunmore Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Dunmore
Exchange Hotel
Neptune
Obituary notices mark several city residents' deaths
Multiple obituaries announce the deaths of Siegfried Sutto a long time city resident aged about 74 at his Madison Avenue home and Mrs James Gallagher Misses Mary Gallagher etc. The notices list survivors including spouses children and siblings and state funeral arrangements and burial plans at Archbald Hollisterville and St Patrick's Catholic church. Other obituaries mention Mrs Pledwellin and six other family survivors with interment details and locations in Hollisterville Archbald and Qurhodiad cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried Sutto
Tas
Madison Avenue
Serqnto
Legion
Germany
Beranton
Fi Loco Dita
Sterling
Teo
S. Feendenthal
Baltimore
Gertrude
Henrietta
Finlward
Ashland
Vinil Duliis
Dio
Miurmiret Howley
Anthony Showley
Washington
Michwel Gilroy
Archibald
Andrew Chaphall
Scranton
Williain @ihaw
Ane Walsly
Sati Ciblien
Archald
Willi
Chirit
Theowite
Willoi Todgelin
Drivhow Atioet
Dinmionne
Fiownig
Pledwellin
Lowing
Hela Ami
Bool
Mig
Kapye
Chiaten
Padie Corning
Hollisterville da Winbrigher
Letch
James Gallagher
Teday
Meridian
Detousedl
Oie Som
Peter Gallagher
Gallagher
William Rafter
St. Patrick's Catholic
Chural Tontertow
Engineer Cooke Injured in West Bound Train Accident
Engineer George Cooke of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad was injured yesterday morning while his west bound wild cat train passed a water tank near La Plume. He stood leaning from the window and struck his head on the water crane, suffering a severe scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
la Plume
Cooke
Funeral for John Porky in Duninore Cemetery
The funeral of John Porky of 410 Mittin Avenue will be held today at 42 o clock. The service will be at Pilsate and interment will be in Duninore Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duait
John Porky
Mittin Avenue
Duninore
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promises Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It claims to soothe the child, ease gums, stop wind colic, and relieve diarrhea, sold widely with a twenty five cent bottle.
Jewett device touted as the lightest, most durable liner
An advertisement praises the Jewett ball bearing cartridge and liner as the best, lightest touch to keys and least fatigue. It declares the Jewett system modern, up-to-date, simple, convenient, durable, and rapid.
Jewett No 10 Displays Ninety Two Distinct Characters
A report highlights the Jewett No 10 keying device showing ninety two distinct characters, eight more than any other standard machine. The feature emphasizes its versatility for printing and typesetting tasks across multiple text styles and languages.
Consumers' Ice Company elects officers at annual meeting
The annual meeting of the Consumers' Ice Company elected officers. President L F Megargel, secretary John A Schadt, treasurer A D Blackinton, general manager H Schadt. Directors named include I F Megargel Frank Swartz P J Horan A D Blackinton Co D Jones Louis Engle and Robert Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ Ice Company
L F. Megargel
John A. Schadt
A.D. Blackinton
H. Schadt
FP. Megargel
Frank Swartz
P. J. Horan
A. D. Blackinton
Co. D. Jones
Louis Engle
Robert Reeves
McNulty Stabbing Suspect Remanded After Injury Update
Patrick McNulty remains in critical condition after being stabbed by Edward Murray on Saturday. Dr. J P Stanton reports he is not out of danger yet Murray was committed to the county jail without bail by Mayor Moir yesterday to answer for the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McNulty
Edward Murray
J. P. Stanton
Murray
Moir
McNulty
Rocket Murder Case Reveals Struggle with Burglars
Allentown police report deeper inquiry into the Mountainville rocket murder. Rock et fought burglars, wrists bruised, feet burned with matches, suggesting a robbery motive. Suspects fled with a revolver, rifle, money and a watch. leads exhausted with no breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Dec.s
Rocket
Mountainville
Hospital Nurses Arrested in Wide Inquest Case
Exclusive wire reports three hospital nurses arrested last night and brought before Coroner Pitapatrick. The suspects were admitted to bail of 1000 dollars each after an inquest, expected to be held Friday. Houston, Belle, Lewis, and Maxine are named in the garbled text as involved figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ty Edwanl
Wan
Marshall
Hoaphlal Tures
Willy Smanelaughiter
Lewis HiMind
Pitapatrick le Dos
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West
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Y. W. C. A. Doll Sale
Order of American Knighthood
General News
Meniers
Entertainment and Social
Sumner Avenue
Sackit
Eliv
Wid Feoaa
Sears
Mike Maitgaret
Giliie
Tauwel
Hopiowell
Tessie Slate
Mona Seeds Bees
Mies
Clara Sanders Dommitton
Miss Hornies
Conger Tietrimiental Music
Tininere Goiter
Chih Sele
Peter Cee
Handhalph Fotes Hentainai Fon
Mike Tessie
Rev. Milman
Lincoln City
Del
Dufour
Tabourettes
Chautauqua Boards
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Hector Davis
Annie Morgan
Green Ridge
South
J. W. Withke
Cadar Avenue Lutheran Church
United States
Japan
Shimamura & Co
Wyoming Ave
Atla
Dunmore Doings
FrankKane
Moras Hughie
Tisears
Ayantelie
Engineer Cooke
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears
Chine
D. W. Wagner
Board of Trade
Scranton, PA
M'Nulty
Scranton Tribune
Lyceur Theatre Rats & Burgunder
Dustly
Chauncey Olcott
Augustos Pitou
Ta. Io
Academy OF Music, Rbis
Harry A. Brown
Bartley Campbell
Liberia
New Gaiety Theatre
Long
Ersays
Rose Hill English Folly
Victoria Burlesquers
Pyles —Mat
Die
the. Kee
Suey Sin
She
Bue
Bellavita
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackuwanee
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