West Scranton Club League May Be Formed
The Eleatic City Wheelmen discuss forming a 16 team league to lift bowling spirit. Read list of prospective members across districts such as Patagonias and Mainie Avenues with names like Frank Stuart, Harry Manrins, Walter Dines, and Don Duncan Tall. Officers Edward Williams and Thomas Evans jailed on assault charge against Edward Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Council
Royal Arcanum
Edward Williams
Thomas Evans
Edward Bryant
Eleatric
Lonong
Lst
Kirst
Woo
Williamd
Vronk Dope
Sam MtcCnieten
Marc Davis
Mowird
Will
Dil Owens
Thom Sitarregh
Teewan
Lifayettes
Arihue Staver
Sune Jones
Frank Stuart
Harry Manrins
Luther ‘Thomar
Weat Pathe
Carpenter
Stiles Meaty
Wil William
Men Lier
Wy Hy Hughes
Suth
Hyde Park Avenue
Arl Davie
Walter Diasti
Areli McCracken
Will Mell
George ‘Titinaten
North Tivde Tirk Avenue
Walter Dines
Daser Jone
Ben Allen
Adolph Briming
Jar Frat Keli
Patagonias
Will Lewis
V. Williama
Tylitris
Pred Vivans
Herbert Chalfield
Mhyaiians—De
We Jewlonil Dityies
Po Sivappliry Oy
I Tho Raymond
Hr. Fern
Lawvom
C. Ro Pitelier
Tansdels
John HL. Fellows
John RR. Bawls
Mainie Avenues
Clarénes Thoroy
Murry Th Thevies
Gus Eynon
George Howell
Rouben Staple Central City
Doncan Tall
Gus Weinss
Dory McCracken
Wile Seagraves
Royal Areanum Council Installs Officers in Last Night Meeting
A Lackawanna council meeting concluded with the installation of newly-elected officers by District Deputy Grand Regent W. O W. Berry. Installed were Regent W. A. Browning, vice-regent BE. W. Thayer, orator Will Luce, and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Council
Royal Areanum
W. O W. Berry
W. A. Browning
BE. W. Thayer
Will Luce
Smoker Held After Installation Addresses Delivered
Walter Bevan collector George Hynon treasurer Victor Lauer and others attended a smoker held after the installation where short addresses were delivered by several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bevan
George Hynon
Victor Lauer
Mrs Starner of New Jersey Injures Chin in Fall
Aged Mrs Starner, residing with her daughter Mrs Osman Beers on North Rebecca Avenue, fell recently and dislocated her chin. Several weeks earlier she went outside, fell again, and damaged her arm while the harsh winter waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Starner
New Jersey
Mra
Osman Beers
North
Rebecca Avenue
Religious meeting and concert notices in local church
Twenty eight people will present themselves before the court for an invasion to the church. A new hymn book Sacred Songs is for sale via Brovier W L Davis Theleketa for a March 10 concert. A unique entertainment features Scranton stine revelation from Davie est Africa. The Buplial Young People's union greeting was largely attended with a good spirit manifested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brovier
W. L. Dalvis Theleketa
Davie Est Africa
Young People's Union
Community events calendar highlights and club notices
The notice lists multiple local events including the Electric City Wheelmen dance February 1 at the club house with guest invitations allowed. A Folkes concert by Bellevue Welchi church choir February 26 followed by lectures, socials and entertainments at various churches through February and March. An Oxford Glee club update closes the list.
Concert Series on Wednesday at First Welsh Congregational
Five concerts are scheduled for Wednesday evening March 12 at the First Welsh Congregational Church on South Main Avenue. The event invites attendees to enjoy diverse performances in a single evening at the historic venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
Social notices and gatherings fill local pages
A dense list of social events, meetings, and personal notices appears with names and addresses such as Thoms, Theis, North Hide, Markaves Wine, and Bellevue. The piece reports baptisms, society meetings, church talks, and neighborhood gatherings across streets like Woahhure, Linerne, and Chestnut, with a postponed town event for Peter Smith.
Social Roundup From Vawlet and Nearby Towns
Mis William Shaw of Vawlet visits her sister Mis ch de Hoberts of Sorte Minivenne. Miss Ani Modomes of Wilby alia attends Convilleésoths after two weeks. Miss Mae Lindi of South Main Avenue studies at Stodsborg Slit Nome school. Mrs Kucone Fellows and Christine attend Junior Mom endo at Cornell University. Joseph of South Wade Mark Avenue recovering from antidispemition. Miss Margaret IDL Allen Eva attends the fineraff relative at Olephane on Parlay. Thos Rinker of Wyoming renewed visit with S Kresky of Newt Sanmer BVT. Mrs William Milling of Swetlandatreet is CAMinid ta lar heme with rheuw ta Lista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
William Shaw
Vawlet
Vis
Ch de Hoberts
Sorte Minivenne
Lottie Tile Woot
Ani Modomes
Wilby Alia
Mae Lindi
South Miiln Avenne
Stodsborg Slit Nome School
Kucone Fellows
Swetlandatreet
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES
John Johnson of Birch street was struck by an SMU boy on Birch between Prospect and Pittston after coasting collision. Johnson sustained a scalp gash requiring stitches and will stay home several days. George Hopkins of Avowa Was knocked from his oyster cart on Pittston avenue but escaped serious injury. Evins of Pittston avenue suffered multiple injuries and a broken nose after being hit by a Delaware and Hudson train. his condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Birch Street
SMU
Prospect
Pittston Avenue
Mr. Johnson
George Hopkins
Avowa
Mr. Evins
Delaware & Hudson
Defenders Edge Stars In Turbulent Night Contested Game
A Thursday basketball game between the Defenders and the Stars ended in a dispute in the second half. The Defenders demonstrated superiority late, with a final score reading Defenders two Stars two. The contest was described as the most interestingly fought on this side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars
North End
Lme
Ringold Band Hosts Masquerade Ball and Masked Guests
A large crowd attended Ringold band’s masquerade in Germania ball with lively music. The Sweltzer Maennerchor held a mask ball in Athletic Hall last evening, drawing a merry group of masqueriders who enjoyed themselves immensely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringold
Phace
Germania
Sweltzer Maennerchor
Athletic Hall
Elm Street resident Petey Webber in serious condition
The report notes Petey Webber of Elm Street remains in serious condition after illness. Several local residents are mentioned in passing including William Haggerty of Pittston and Mrs. John Compton of Elmdale who attended a funeral. Local events include a Meadow Brook drum corps fundraiser at Music Hall and Scranton Saengenuide masquerade on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petey Webber
Elm Street
William Haggerty
Pittston
John Compton
Elmdale
John Lindter Wediendis
Louis Kneller
Piltston Avenue
Kent
Stay Drums Corps
Luce Evening
Meadow Brook
Music Hall
Scriffton Saengenuide
North Scranton Rally. Williams and Edwards Presented Jewels
North Scranton Republican Club meeting features Jewel presentations to Joseph Williams and William Edwards. St Clair basketball team loses to Crackerjacks. Miss Katie Wagner and Thomas Gibbons wed at Holy Rosary Church. Rescue Lodge and Panooka Lodge Knights of Pythias host a joint smoker with Jewel presentation to Chancellor Commander Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
William Edwards
North Scranton
St. Clair
Katie Wagner
Thomas Gibbons
Holy Rosary Church
Rescue Lodge
Panooka Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Joe
Notable speakers at Rescue lodge smoker event
Eph Williams of Rescue lodge and Vice Chancellor William Edwards spoke while Attorney George Benedict and W. D. Christmas presented. John Saltry chaired the smoker and other addresses were given by Henry Davis John A. Hopewell Myan Morris Republican candidate for city controller and Jonathan Vipond. Vocal numbers included Charles Richard David Smith and a quartette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Williams
Rescue Lodge
William Edwards
George Benedict
W. Ddhristmas
John Saltry
Henry Davis
John A. Hopewell
Myan Morris
Jonathan Vipond
Charles Richard
David Smith
North Scranton Republican Club Meeting Endorses Candidates
A largely attended meeting heard addresses by Attorney Co and Douniels and Wallace Moser. The speakers urged party fidelity and earnest work in all campaigns. The club endorsed Republican candidates and will strive to secure their election. Evan Morris attended as candidate for city controller along with ward candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scranton
Republican Club
Attorney Co
Douniels
Wallace Moser
Amall
Evan Morris
Crackerjacks Defeat St Clair Team In Scranton Display
In Scranton last night the Crackerjacks beat St Clair 12 to 10 in a fast game marked by ginger play from start to finish. Hughes starred for the Crackerjacks with Green highlighting the St Clair offense. lineups listed include S Davis Willis Hughes Wells Hentoanmin Jett for Crackerjacks and Birch Green Hireh Reese Stotman for St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Chir
Schuylkill County
Scranton
Amditorium
St. Clairs
Hughes
Green
St. Clair
Crackerjacks
S. Davis
Willis
Wells
Hentoanmin
Jett
St. Clit
Funeral for Myles Gibbons at Holy Rosary Church
Large attendance gathered yesterday morning for the funeral of Myles Gibbons from Summit Avenue. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at Holy Rosary Church by Rev. J. W. Moylan with Rev. N. J. Mc Manus as deacon and Rev. Father Hales as sub-deacon. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles Gibbons
Summit Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
J. W. Moylan
N. J. McManus
Father Hales
Cathedral
Ladies Run Bowling Alleys Start Friday Sessions
Messrs Shotton and Davis opened bowling alleys on North Main Avenue. Yesterday was the first ladies day under Miss Selby with large attendance. A bowling club may form soon to join a league with top local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shotton
Davis
North Main Avenue
Miss Selby
Holy Matrimony Unites Miss Kathe Wagner and Thomas Gibbons
Miss Kathe Wagner of Oak street and Thomas Gibbons of Pawnee street were married by Rev. J. W. Moylan on Thursday afternoon. Mary Campbell attended the bride, Edward Rock was groomsman, and a reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple are well known in this section and receive many good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Holy Mogury Church
Kathe Wagner
Oak Street
Thomas Gibbons
Pawnee Street
J. W. Moylan
Mary Campbell
Edward Rock
Gibbens
Pleasant surprise party honored Natham Jehu at Wayne Avenue
A warm surprise party Thursday evening at Wayne Avenue celebrated Natham Jehu. Guests included Misses Jenple Leonard Janet Simmons Alme Richardse Maud Davia Margaret Thomas Edith Morris Liggle Divis Jones Jehu Frank Coleman Davidl Davis Nathan Jehu John Sini mone Allert Reese George Mackey Thomas Davis David Matthews John Matthews Miss Buruh McDonald Maury street and other friends. The event featured singing and dancing until after 4 AM with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natham Jehu
Wayne Avenue
Jenple Leonard
Janet Simmons
Alme Richardse
Maud Davia
Margaret Thomas
Edith Morris
Liggle Divis
Jones Jehu
Frank Coleman
Davidl Davis
Nathan Jehu
John Sinimone
Allert Reese
George Mackey
Thomas Davis
David Matthews
John
John Neary
George Civeley
Edward Dougherty
Pink Pills for Pale People Promoted by Mrs Cotter
Mrs Cotter testifies the Williams pink pills cured neuralgia and facial swelling, saying the remedy gave lasting relief for three years. The letter, signed by her and noting her Democratic Register of Elections role, promotes the pills as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Williame
Neuralela
Tom
William Cotter
Democratic
Fortford
Conn
Cotter
Windsor Street
Hartford
Williams
Dr. Wilams
Williama Medicine Co
Sclhmectady
Various Local Notices in Scranton Area News
Mrs. John Owens is at her Ferdinand street home. Mrs. Isaac Edwards returns from Putnam street after visiting relatives at Ltan sford Carbon county. North End bakers meet in Leonard's hall to distribute new shop signs. Mrs. William Field and Mrs. WW McWeehan visit Mrs. J. S. Read of Factoryville. A coffee and cake festival is in the Osterhout building by St. John's Episcopal mission. Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas guests of Simon Thomas in Meese street. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds welcome a baby daughter. Patrick Hughes announces candidacy for constable First ward on Citizens' Ticket. John Shaughnessy of the Times slips and sustains a head gash. J. D. Main will lead gospel service at YWCA. all young women invited. Misses Florence and Mary Walker travel to Oxford due to a relative's illness. Woolley lecture bandwagons arranged to North Scranton Tabernacle for Tabernacle lecture. Hon. John G. Woolley to speak on My Own Country next Tuesday. Thomas Shotton, poor director, observed with a smile after birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Owens
Ferdinand Street
Isaac Edwards
Putnam Street
Ltansford
Carbon County
Barders
North End
Leonard's Hall
Willian Field
WW McWweehan
J. S. Read
Factoryville
Osterhout
St. John's Episcopal Mission
William Thomas
Alford
Simon Thomas
Meese Street
Thoms Reynolds
Ross Avenue
Patrick Hughes
Trhcket
John Shaugh
Woolley
Tabernacle
North Scranton
John G. Woolley
North Main Avenue
Thomas Shotton
Obituary of Dr Henry Corson Dying After Long Illness
Dr Henry Corson died at the residence of James Arthur in Morest City on Thursday at 2 40 PM from heart trouble after an illness dating from October He was born near Camden Nod on March V 1794 making him in his 90s and the oldest of four siblings all physicians His widow and two sons Dr Frank Corson of Waymart and Dr Charles Corson of Rileyville survive He practiced medicine in Montrose Harford Busiquerhanna Hancock and Forest City and remained active until his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Corson
James Arthur
Morest City
Corson
Camden
Nod
Hin
Sistter
Hrowdhead
Philadelphia
Corgan
Wayne County
Honesdale
Laurel Swamp
Montrose
Harford
la Busiquer Hanna
Taninge
Wnul Bse
Hancock
Winwood
Forest City
Frank Corson
Waymart
Charles Corson
Rileyylile
STANTON DEATHS MARK DOLE OF LOCAL FAMILIES
Local notices report multiple deaths and funerals in the area. F Elizabeth Jewett Waller Staunton of Honesdale and nearby relatives are mentioned with details of service at her late residence, while Phoebe Ann Downing and Patrick Seehebererin appear among other obituaries. Additional brief items note deaths of Mrs. Margait Clark and Emma K. Loney with burial plans in nearby cemeteries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Electric City Wheelmen
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Bellevue Welchilvinistic Methodist
Plymouth Congregational Church
Charles Hartley
The
Earth Boy Choir
South Africa
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Martha Washington
First Baptist Church
First Welsh Congregational Sunday School
Oxford Glee Club
Ladies’ Raglans
Globe Warehouse
Felt
Oyster
North Mall Avenue
Drinker Street
Dunmore
Canavan & Walsh
General News
SB. Prine
Tatter
Ridwinl Brewnt
Linerne
Evie Aed
Alder Davies
Battie
Ty Matt
al Wort
Dames Sullivan
Chirk Wort
Pool Mate
Phottias
Daeloon Alfert
Wolin Wigstell
Even Street
Mesa
Thomipton
Effen
I Ein
St. Motors Total Abweinonod
Society of
Bellevue
Wil
Helwateala
Koster Iiede
Iyimouth
Orion
Ehorister
Motvear
Thee
D. DL Hop
Sirmler
Woman's Foreign Missioniry Society
Sinpson Methodist Episcopal
Lev
CG McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Ehitieh
Women's Relief Cure
Oniby
Griffin
Ranny
Republic
Bo M. Strong
North Mintivenne
Horne
Auburn
Diamond Lodge
A. 1
Carbondale
Williamt Melkinles
Ot Shiehl
Hunan
van Buren Avenue
Mia
He Wetterley
South Bromley Ives
Wes
Parite
Frieniia
Hewelt Entertainment Avvanchis
Peter Smith
Das Town
South Scranton
Lodges OF
Aosepte Willeams
Republican Club Meeting
Wagner-Gibbons
Reilly
Connecticus
John Morgan, John McCarthy
Frank Murtha
Joyce Stores
Lacka. Ave
Penn Ave
NEW Armory
Paderewski
Fred
Powell’s Music Store
Spa Flour Fist Iia
Teen ‘All Grocers
Hattie
G. A. Richmond
Lavina
G. J. Merrill
Smithville Flats
Nek
Arthur
Thompson
Susquehanna County
Stanton
F Elizabeth Jewett Waller
William PH. Staunton
Third Street
Monesdale
Charles P. Waller
Muairrivce
William H. Stanton
Ralph W. Martin
Find Mere
J. Edward Barbour
Paterson
Slater
Mary ‘Waller Crowell
Newark
Mars
Wloo
Willhin H. Swift
Phoebe Ann Downing
W. W. Mitchell
Eton
Nos
Myre
Phoebe Ann Downline
Ming Downing
Nuathiunlel Halistead
Mifflin Avenue
Hiushlands
Mh Dare
Patrick Seeheebrerin
Dent
Wee Scranton
Prive Street
Tie
Batrick
Ohba
Margaigt Clark
Goulhandhark
Pheumonls
Emma Ki. Loney
Herbert Loney
Bint Dolge Loney
J. d Laney
Loney
Aterment
Potest Hill Cemetery
George Meller
Yehreold
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
A. J. Duffy
Dus
Ut P
Mathy
Sale
James O’ Neill
Lichler & Cos
Scenie
Abe Mgies
Monte Cristo
Siuf
Dielidea
Frederic DE Bella Villi
Dames Nef
Warren Conlon
Woot
Dixon
Gilbert
Iloseph Slogier
Mis Silene Johnson
Kate Pleteher
Villa Keatiig
New York Academy of Masie
Seite Ae Sale Pelilay
Totelouh
Red
Hall Caine
Penitent
Wark Theater
Boston
Sale of
Seata
Robert Mansell
Tay Athie Alent
Moodiy al Iy
Academy of [Music
Lezuce
A. J. Daly
the New Sawtelle Dramatic Co
May Fiske and Company
Ile Sheet Poole
Tom Thuob
Banu Waar
F.theel
Illadelphie
Lermeg Bae
Amerigo
Barre
Gon Maa
Bpigiel
Ureter
Vedperlopments
Shranken
Mer
Jacob Mellers
Offer Meridian Street
Pharadiy
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