Local Notables Attend Socials and War News Circles
John Werchel stays home due to illness while a Wilkes Barre Knights of Columbus gathering features a toast on Camp Life. Meanwhile visitors Alexander Law Jr and Miss A H Warman join social events in Aberdeen and Lackawanna, with travel plans to Florida. Chaplain Pierce, connected to General Lawton, plans to visit Beranton and speak on the Philippines, as Arlington funeral rites for a hero are held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’. Werchel
Ldnden Street
Knights of Coltbus
Wilkes Barre
Artories KR
Bourke
Alexander Law, Jr
Aberdeen
Soothind
Alexander Meldrum
Tuchmont Park
Lawie
Lawson
Arlington Cemetery
Pierce
Pilppines
Veomnan
Vonileres
Car Crash Injures Dunmare Man Near Laurel Hill Park
Anthony Healey of Dunmare was struck by a street car near Laurel Hill Park while walking. He suffered head injuries and bruises but escaped serious harm after being treated at Lackawanna hospital and later discharged to go home. Other ad copy notes local business listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Healey
Dunmare
Laurel Hil Park
Scranton
Tas Institution
Company Store Buyers Retiring Offer to Sell Your Wants
Company Store Buyers announces retirement and offers to save customers money by accepting written requests for desired items. The note invites readers to write their wants if preferred.
Bar Association Mourns Death of Judge Gunster
Scranton Lackawanna County Bar members gathered to express grief over the death of Hon. Frederick W. Gunster senior additional law judge. Speakers recalled his intellect, public service, and personal kindness. a memorial committee was formed to draft resolutions and a portrait for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County Bar Association
Frederick W. Gunster
Gunster
Frederick W. Gunvter
Avchhard
Attornney Joseph O'Parlen
Alfred Hard
Hand
Mm. N. Willard
C. Comeeyve
H. M. Féwards
Judge Gunster
Guneler
F. W. Gunster
Lackawanna
Frederick William Gunster
Lockweller
Prussia
Peter Gunster
America
Scranton
Pennavenus
Williams College
Wilamstown
Mass
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaiian Felunds
Hasalken OO
Mable
The
Outlook
Gilbert M. Tucker
Albany
N. Y
Francia Lynde Stetson
Williems College
Guneter
Waleingham G. Ward
Luzerne County
A. House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Lauckawenna
Harianfr
Lackoawenna County
Lackawanna County
School Board of
Democratic Party
Part of Common Pleas
40Th
Republican Party
Beaver
Alfred Wand
Cunater
Catholic Congress
Baltimore
Ag Ao Min
Tho Mwunds
Nie Brler
Tea prices and samples advertised for mail order
To Tea Drinkers To Tea Drinkers Perri Walla per pound, pound lots at 45 cents Royal Crown 60 cents per pound, pound lots at 55c Basket Fire Japan Fancy New Crop Teas at 50c per pound, compare with any 75c line Samples mailed to any address Formosa Oolong Fancy New Teas at 45c, compare with any 60c tea sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perri Walla
Be Careful What You Eat We Sell Genuine Elgin Creamery Butter
A local ad promotes Elgin Creamery Butter from Elgin Illinois at 2 cents a pound. The copy claims it is the finest dairy butter and superior to competing brands advertised as imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin Illinois
Special Presbytery Meeting Dissolves Foster Ties
A Washburn Street meeting of Larkawan na Presbytery dissolved Rev. L J Foster s pastoral relations with Sumner Avenue and Taylor churches. Licentiate Edward L Kennedy accepted Warren church call and was examined for ordination. Kennedy’s ordination was held at Washburn Street Church with installation planned in Warren on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Foster
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mr. Foster
Lansing
Green Ridge Church
Edward L. Kennedy
Warren
Larkawanna
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Li. J. Foster
Sumner Avenue
Taylor Presbyterian
Warren, Pa
Presbyterian Church
Charles Fe, Robinson
D. D
P. H. Brooks
James McLeod
N. G. Parke
D. 2
J. P. Moffat
A. L. Benton
le KR. Foster
B. FP
Hamimond
J. Lansing
A. C. K. Fletcher
F. Steinmann
A. M. Higgins
William G. Fink
D. T. Smyth
H. Z. Crane
Nev
J. &. Wilkes
W. Young
Julius Mambrozsky
George F. Dewing
M. McMillan
Nicholson
I. L. Hitchcock
Scranton
William Frink
Mr. Cooper
Taylor
Foster
Fresbytery
P. IH. Brooks
Green Hides Presbyterian Church
Edward Ll. Kennedy
Warren Church
Washburn Street
T. B. Hammond
P. A. Brooks
William G. Funk
J. P
Moffat
Burns Making Progress After Ox ford Tunnel Railroad Accident
Peter Burns a 70 year old section hand injured in the Oxford New Jersey tunnel crash shows rapid recovery at Moses Taylor Hospital. Initial fears for his life due to age and injuries have lessened as doctors express high hopes for his full recovery. Other injured men, John Smith and a second patient, are recovering and near discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Burns
Oxford
N. J
Moses Taylor
John Smith
Information Wanted Linked to Estate In Jefferson City
Postmaster Ripple received a letter from W J D Cottenel cashier of the People's National Bank of Waynesburg Pa asking for information about a woman named Lamb who left the city for this town. The note says her husband at Jefferson recently died leaving a sizable estate and that her first name could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Yeaterday
W. J D. Cottenel
People’s National Bank
Waynesburg
Lamb
Jefferson
Hotel Jermyn employee Patrick Mahon discharged
Patrick Mahon the Hotel Jermyn employee who was badly burned in the same accident that killed Nellie McClavners on December 1 1808 has practically recovered and was discharged from care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Jermyn
Patrick Mahon
Jermyn
Nellie McClavners
Saturday Discharged After Catastrophe At Lackawanna Hospital
A patient discharged from Lackawanna hospital recalls the catastrophe that led to injuries and a now deceased Miss McGuinesa. Mahon and Miss McGuinesa suffered burns during an explosion tied to a cleaning name used at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
List of Supreme Court cases for Lackawanna week
A dated roster of cases for the Lackawanna week starting February 19 listed by title and counsel. Notable entries include Commonwealth v Haye Fayette county and Delaware and Hudson Co. v Van Storch, with accompanying law firms and attorneys such as Jessup, Jessup, Willard, Knapp, and McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lackawanna
Commonwealth Vs
Haye
Nurder
Fayette County
Jermynove
MecClure
Prices
Burns
Commonwealth Ve
Gibbons
Connell
Martin
Worden
Stokes
Hoban
Burne
Carpenter's Appeal
Wyoming County
Dershiner
Carney
Stanton
Vosburg
Delaware and Hudson Company
van Storch
Jessup & Jessup
Willard
Warren & Knapp, & Clark
Dawson
Winburg
Clark
Kelly
Metlinsey
Newcomb
Scragg
Commonwealth
Carter
Miller
Weiles & Torrey
Myerson
Little Roper
Koch
Scranton
Pittston Eee
MacCollum
Hannah
I. Kellowee
Beranton
Murphy
Voshurr
U. Higeina
Fanning & Company
O'Brien & Kelly
I. Erie
Wyoming Valley Tailroad
Erie Trailroad
Willard, Warren & Kiyapr
Spring Brook Wetes Company
Lackawanna County
Watres
Williame Ve
Moore
Price
Hawley
Tersan
Edmunds
Edwards
Burna
Church
Winton
Gunsterva
Jessup
Welles & Torrey
Warren & Knapp
York Vs
Weber
Jogeup
Sieckert
J. Murphy
Gurns
Olyphant Drainage Company
Borough
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Ve. Mistras Howell
Reedy
Yoshire
Mt. Pleasant Coal Company
Do. To
Wir
Jessun & Jessup
School Board Case Returns To Court After Rearguing
Attorney T H Burns reports Philadelphia trip to reargue school board case before the supreme court. Justices Mitchell and Dean oppose the six member board, others silent. Three cases from Scranton Pittston and Erie were argued together with Palmer Gurns Reedy Edgar Rilling Sisson taking part. Decision expected in two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Burns
Philadelphia
Tribune
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Dean
Scranton
Pittaton
Erie
Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Gurns
Gurns and Reedy, of This City; Edgar, of Easton, and Rilling
Sisson
Erle
Fall from Box Car Breaks Collarbone in Scranton Yard
Robert Arnauldt of South Scranton slipped on a snowy yard surface while riding a box car in the Larkawanna yards early morning. He fell from the moving car, breaking his collarbone, was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital, and was reported resting late last night. He is about 25 years old and married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arnauldt
South Scranton
Larkawanna Yards
Wee
Arnavidt
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Refund Guarantee Offered On Greene's Tar Syrup
Undersigned promise to refund money for a Bbcent Greene's Wirranted Byrup of Tar if cough or cold not cured. A Licent bottle offered to prove either factory or money refunded. Names listed include C. Thrmnezom M. J. Vetter A. W. Musgrave Albert Bchults David M. Jones Toren Phryer's Pharmacy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Sither
C. Thrmnezom
M. J. Vetter
A. W. Musgrave
Albert Bchults
David M. Jones
Toren
Phryer
Durable paints promise smooth coat and long life
A trade note says the name offer yields a paint with great smoothness and durability. A large surface can be covered without peeling or cracking until it has complete duty. Theron prices claim good oils are not expensive.
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Norton's Bulletin
Norton's
McClura’s
Munsey's
Popular Science
Century
Harper's
Scribner's
Ladies’ Home Journal
Metropolitan
Cosmopolitan
Strand
Pearson's
Wide World
Argosy
Designer
Delineator
Ladies’ Home Companion
Binank
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Ave
Gof Penn Avenue
B. Warman
Dunmore
Laurel Hill Park
Lo. Comerss
P.F. & M. T. Howley
Lackawanna Hardware Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Archbald
Alfred Hand
Welles
Hitchcock
Horn
Comegys
Williams
Hic
Ira 'T
Albright
Yerkes
Hail
Vacarey
Archhbald
CC. H. Welles
Dunster
Mr. Welles
Committees On Resoltions
Ronel
Justice Hand
Oral Schoqot
Pennsylvania Oval School
Blons
Albright Memorial Brary
Scrinton
Ita
Vir
Bord
Lackawanna Hoapital
Thin National Bank
Siranten
Ste Ormenization
Marehiet Run Coal Company
Janes A. Garfield
Citisena
Parnell
Armory
United States
Penneyl- Vonkin
Dritieh
Dguyeater
Judge Willard
E. N. Willard
Frederick W. Dinster
St. Peter's Cathedral
W. H. Jessup
L. A. Watres
F. J, Silichcock
George 8
Familly
Tpallbenrere
George &. Horn
Joseph O'Brien
F. L. Puller
A. Torrey
H. A. Knapp
John M. Harris
W. 8. Diehl
Robert J. Murray
P. W. Stoker
Judes Guster
Aelock
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
E. G
Coursen
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
South Main Avenue
Presbytery
Washburn Street Church
Mahon
Wes
Lane'a
Spruce Street
Beecham
Pillano
Pree
Hand & Payne
Washington Avenue
Tie Moo
Hardwarg “Howe
Stransky Steel Ware
Nate
Washington Ave
Alan Rockaway
Maurice River
Blue Point
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
Matthews Bros
Foie
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Tiolephone
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
John Bull
Transvaal
Conrad
Union
St the Oconom
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