West Scranton Republican Workers Predict Victory Next Tuesday
An enthusiastic West Side Republican meeting reported strong support for city controller candidate Morris. Wards and district spokesmen voiced optimism for a large Republican majority in West Scranton at next Tuesday's election while party leaders called Morris honest and capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Central
Lord Thomas
Moan KH. Morris
West Fermton
Thoms
Anade
Mr. Morris
Orice of
Charles J. Olver
F. B. Reese
John H. Fellows
Robert Eldred
James Mawson
Thomas Jones
Joseph Oliver
Mr. Wright
D. Philips Williams
David Carson
W. A. Philipe
John Fern
John T. Farr
Electric City Wheelmen Dance Attracts Prominent Youth
A club dance by the Electric City Wheelmen drew many prominent young attendees. Music came from Miss Reardon. Listed guests include Ivan, Simons, Kou, Ries, Phillips, Joti, Boldey, toldry, Wallace, Tituliath, Trowell, Staunton, Hichirde, Thiers Midigilli, Wuthing, Leonie, Lowi, Molowell, Morgan, Mathews, Divan, Jitteton, Fraunteltor, Willie, Divis, Movin, Stuntived, Skineti, Molotia, Way Dowry, Til er, Hrasinu, Witking, Wellner, Coct, Stewart, Davie, More, Wile, Stephens, Wile Thi, Kellie, We Thoma, Mayes, Tucan, Routan Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Miny
Mies Reardon
Knit Ivan
Denies Simons
Frey Kou
Anta Ries
Seliio Phillips
May Joti
Mitiiie Boldey
Mabel Toldry
Mary Wallace
Mortals Tituliath
May Trowell
Mira Staunton
Weap
May Hichirde
Sava Thirle
A. Th. Hrasinu
Feank Witking
William Wellner
Totor Coct
Krouk: Stewart
Walter Davie
More
G. Ib Dats
Bother Thos
T Stephens
Wile Thi
Kellie
Conrad Dite
We Thoma
We Hittie
Entelode
Wotke Mayes
Tucan
Imuimer
Routan Staples
Local storekeeper takes new post at Des Cabridera plant
Obert Pettit, longtime Clift Works storekeeper for Anerioa Locomotive, has accepted a shinshin position with Des Cabridera Mining and Smelting in Des Cabridera Durango Old Mexi co. He will leave for the new post later this month. Pettit is a popular West Leganton figure, with many friends cheering his advancement at Simpson & Watkins operated plant, one of the region’s largest copper operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert Pettit
Clift
Anerioa
Social Sessions At Churches Delight Members And Friends
The First Baptist church held a social session in its parlors last evening with a large attendance. A literary and musical program entertained guests and light refreshments were served. A Valentine entertainment and social followed at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church under the Ganit Nu society, described as novel and enjoyable with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pravlors
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Ganit Nu Society
Becker Brothers Open Bowling Alleys in Washington Wall Basemen
Becker Brothers, cigar makers, lease the vacant Washington Wall building on North Main Avenue and install modern bowling alleys in the basement. They plan to open to the public next Wednesday and may add a pool table in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Brothers
Washington Wall
North Main Avenue
Opening Northeastern league game links Backus to Bike thume
The first Northeastern Pennsylvania league game pairs Backus and Bike thume. The brief note mentions a cigar stand and a billiard tables nearby, suggesting a local gathering before the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billioad
Backus
Bike Thume
Pennsylvania
Schoolgirl Hosts Evening of Music and Merriment
Miss Antida Morgan welcomed a mixed group on Archbald Street Wednesday evening. Guests enjoyed various games followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs Thomas Morgan and Mrs David Owens. Miss Beatrice Morgan performed piano selections as attendees thanked the hostess for a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antida Morgan
Archbald Street
Mis. Thomas Morgan
David Owens
Miss Morgan
Beatrice Morgan
Thomas Morown
Amanda Aford Ban
Truth Francis
Annie Jones
Stella Jones
Rachel James
Meili Davis
Klale Willlame
Jennie Morgan
May Jones
Sephora Morgan
Ghidys James
Sirah A. Ivatis
Beattice Morgan
Olivia Bowen
Hay Bryane
Tyivil Jones
Moesers
James Jenkins
James Morgan
John Evans
Ray Stevens
Albert Morgan
David Morgan
David Jones
Stanton Ringler
Funeral services for Moe Amelia M. Kroutter held at Washburn Street church
Ken WD BP Moffat pastor of Washburn Street Presbyterian officiated the funeral services for the late Moe Amelia M. Kroutter yesterday morning. The rites were conducted at the house on Mr Price Street and the remains were taken to Stroudsburg by the 16.05 Lackawanna train for interment in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Wd. BP
Moffat
D. D
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Moe
Amelia M. Kroutter
Price Street
Stroudsburg
Lenten Services and Meetings Across Local Churches
Lenten services scheduled at St David's Episcopal today and tomorrow at 8 am and 4 pm. Admission and literary entertainment at Welsh Congregationalist Methodist church on South Main tonight. The Washburn Street Presbyterian Mome and Foreign Missionary Society meets this afternoon at Mrs Mary Barrowman’s home with Mrs Luce presiding. Ladies invited. Hemp City Wheelmen Minstrel company rehearses at the club house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal Church
Cyulvinistle Methodist Church
South Main Avenue
Mome and Foreign Missionary Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Mary Barrowman
Washburn Street
Luce
Hleutrle City Wheelmen's Minstrel Company
Local accidents and social notices from a town issue
Mrs Samuel Wheeler suffered severe scalding from a stove canful incident on South Main Avenue with liquid entering her eyes risking sight. Several local residents were named in accidents, jobs, or family news, including deaths of John Griffiths and Mrs William Mauthews after a leg injury operation. A marriage between Willun Denner and Kate Lewis was performed by Rev Thoms de Grudhs. they will live on Marion Street. Community groups and birthdays feature activities at Simpson Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wheeler
South Main Avenue
James Davis
Tregdar
South Wales
Alves
John Griffith
South Filmore Avenue
William Mauthews
South Garfield Avenue
Willun Denner
Summit Avenue
Kate Lewis
Decker's Court
Marrhage
Thoms de Grudhs
D. D
Jackson Street
Marion Street
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Patrick's Holy Nime Society
Calvin J. Coons
Will Laive
Aguilar
Colorado
Denver Coal and Coke Company
Thomas 47
Griffiths
Morriscourt
Harry Bennett
Avenue
Bellevue
James Jeremiah
Lafayette Street
Othe Simpson
St. Leo's
Choir of
Divietion No. 4
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Leo's Hall
Corrine Collins
West Locust Street
Collins
Caradock
Sid Mire
Willams Chvens
Mose
Wesste Mv
Hopmarker
Set Hesston
Local residents reported ill or recovering in several streets
Jenkin Sih of TAEwenth street is ill at home. Thais T tlowell of Washburn street is convalescing after a proposed child. John Byrnes of Weet Davekawanna venue suffers for an attack of Cheagelley. Mrs. Patt of Gimfeld avenue is Huddy with an injured Pant. Miselite Nuee of Jackson street in danger from Whaid Terpeeavery concerns relatives. Mrs. Blevene of North Ninth street has recovered from a recent dualisa papillon. Miss Ann Supimerhill of Everett avenue has born at Halne Huinn hospital and recovered. Mrs. Charles Arnold of West Elm street is quite ill at home. George Wallace of Price steed has a silent grip attack. 4.T. Thomas of West Elm street convalescing from illness. Miss Chumbera of Sloan avenue recovering. Mrs. Anna Davis of South Lincoln Avenue on the sick list. Herbert Raymond of South Rebecca avenue suffering from quincy. Mrs. Anna Gleason of Morris court ill. Mrs. EH. A. Cruttenden of South Main…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin Sih
Taewenth Street
Ulnneess
Ant Sith
Luserne Street
Thais T Tlowell
Washburn Shreet
John Byrnes
Weet Davekawanna
Cheagelley
Mra
Dott Patt
Gimfeld Avenue
Anna Gleason
Morris Court
Fe Il
EH. A. Cruttenden
South Main
Local residents mention health updates and recoveries
Avenue residents report Morris Davis confined at home after illness. Mrs. Benjamin Williame on Jackson street regains ability to move about. Mrs. C N. Evans on North Bromley avenue suffers from a lingering trip while Morris Davis remains homebound.
Society notes from Dalton and surrounding towns
Miss Margaret Powderly of Jackson Street entertains Mary Mc Cann of Carbondale Mrs David Jones of North Bromley avenue and her sister Elizabeth Ginader of New York visit Dalton. Jensid Beavers of North Rebecca avenue leaves for New York and Dover. Samuel Williams tours the state with George Poole and Fred Lanning visiting Paterson New Jersey. William Reese of Washburn Street visits Peckville. George Isynon of South Bromley avenue leaves tomorrow for Euston to visit his son Thomas at Lialiy ette college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Powderly
Jackson Street
Mary McCann
Carbondale
David Jones
North Bromley Avenue
Elizabeth Ginader
New York
Dalton
Jensid Beavers
North Rebecca Avenue
Dover
Samuel Williams
North Min Avenue
George Poole
South Hyde Park Avenue
Fred Lanning
North Main Avenue
Paterson
N. J
William Reese
Washburn Street
Peckville
George Isynon
South Bromley Avenue
Euston
Thomas
Liafiyette College
Blees Named Dunmore School Director Candidate
Charles H. Blees, Republican candidate for Dunmore school director, born in Wayne County in 1863, has lived in the borough nineteen years. He has shown steady interest in borough affairs and long refused to permit his name to be used. For sixteen years he worked for the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad as clerk and baggage master at the Scranton depot. He owns property in the Third ward and is widely regarded as a capable local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Blees
Wayne County
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Scranton
Netent Appointed to Serve as School Controller
Netent will perform the exacting duties of school controller, taking on financial oversight and budget administration. The appointment positions Netent to manage allocations, audits, and compliance within the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netent
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Preston Smith
Mrs Preston Smith of Throop street was surprised with a large birthday dinner hosted by friends and neighbors on Wednesday. The guest list includes numerous attendees with varied surnames and titles, reflecting a close community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Smith
Throop Street
Mee
Rileland Winterstein
Mose Kellum
Squir the Wilds
Mere Allie Mitchell
Tvl Brink
Man
Clarence Jackow
Wiliam Riddall
Myra
BE Swarts
Elizabeth Crouse
Libbie Droid
Charles Williams
Banana
Denter
Wil
Selemon
Mieland Nebher
Mises Nitaducksai
Rena Correll
Frances
Smith
Hwelen Chan
Gerteady Sorith
Muth Decker
Ade
Julie Wha
Gortrine
Masters Max Wile Tide
School Directors Convene in Harrisburg on State Meeting
School Director John Phingelly attends the Harrisburg convention of state school directors. Mir Wright presented three parables at Tripp Avenue Church, followed by revival meetings and evening services. Jainson and Lester Marsh plan a first class bakery on Drinker Street, in a building formerly M Lutz, purchased by A W Jackson of Feranton, with renovations underway. Mor Linwson long managed the Hess company lukery and Mr Marsh brings related experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phingelly
Harrisburg
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Mir Wright
Jainson
Lester Marsh
M. Lutz
Drinker Street
A.W. Jackson
Feranton
Mor. Linwson
Ww. EK. Hess Company
Lukery
Marsh
Welsh Hill notes on snow disruption and local life
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports continued snow blocking roads on Saturday. Farmers hire help for snow removal with good wages. Local residents visit kin and neighbors, postmaster moves to a farm house, and several families from South Gibson and nearby areas are noted visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Herilin Pook
EilKdile
Henry Butler
Joseph Kirk
South Gibson
Marietta Watkins
Reuben Craft
William Bowen
David Bowen
Enet Mountain
Miss Gould’s Residence Robbery Plea Follows Opera Plans Theft
From Amanated Pree in New York, Jolie O Neill and her second baller were involved in a police case today. The suspect pleaded guilty to breaking into Miss Gould’s home and stealing an operatic and marine plans valued at $0. Captain Vitus of the detective list notes a possible larger haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pree
New York
Daniel Donovan
Khigwen
Pele Gould
Jolie O'Neill
Miss Gould
Vitus
Liserea
Gilnke
Kemp's Maku wedding advertised with price and trial
Fragmentary ad style text mentions a wedding product named Kemp's Maku. It notes a price of 250 with 60c, and a trial free offer. References to urged indulgence and questionable claims appear in cryptic wording. The passage resembles a vintage advertisement rather than a complete article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choy
Gould
Kemp
New Y W C A Secretary Welcomed at South Scranton
The South Scranton Y W C A held a reception for Miss Meredith the new secretary as rooms glowed with lights and decorations. An entertaining program accompanied the event and the reception drew a large crowd.
Honor to the Stranger Within Our Gates Social Evening
A reception from 7 to 8 pm followed by a vocal and instrumental program. Miss Cori Young recited The Heartsease while Miss Loula Blatter performed selections, with other performers including Miss Loulee Hater and Mike Cort Young delivering music and banjo pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cori Young
Bun Soltyepee
Mies
Monti
Nandt
Mabe Wirt
Viollin
Somr
Mente Frichtell Vetal Solw
Loulee Hater
Teeeltation Oe
Mike Cort
Young Banjo
Defenders Beat One Medico-Chirurgical Team In St John’s Hall
In St Johns hall last night the Defenders basketball team representing One Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia won 24 to 8. Referee M J Nealon and defender Snyder, as umpire, led a hard fought game with most baskets by the home side. A second game saw the Pastimes defeat a Jessup visitor by a wide margin. Next Thursday Pottsville Crick team aims to challenge the Defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hall
Medico-Chirurgival College of
Bymn
Crick
Pottsville
Fourteen Friends plan meeting at Best's hotel
A special meeting of the entertainment committee of the Fourteen Friends is set for tomorrow night at Best's hotel.
Green Ridge Club Hosts Valentine Program
An entertainment event last evening in the Tee ture room by whief No 6 of the Green Ridge Baptist church offered a home made valentine. Attendees enjoyed a program featuring piano solos banjo performances and vocal numbers by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Whief
Cireen Wdidge
Plane Solo
Fred Davis
Milton Protheroe
Pearl Jenkins
Brunley Bwurta
Loulas Armbrust
Inex Spencer
Elc
F. Wakefield
Reestatton
Lydia Osenbach
Mr. Tually
Miss Mowell
Plano
Miss Harvey
Loring Jackson
Olive Price
Funeral Arrangements Noted for Hopkins Family
D P B Dine of this city and William Ellas of Spring Brook with Mrs Thomas W Morgane of Wilkes Barre and Benjamin Hopkins husband to the deceased prepare for a funeral Saturday afternoon. Conveyances will meet the 10 08 Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. PB. Dilne
City
William Ellas
Spring Brook
Thomas W. Morgane
Wilkes Barre
Benjamin Hopkins
William BK. Griffith
Delaware, Lackawanna
Moscow
Funeral notices parish wide in local paper
The notices list multiple funerals with names and mixed spellings. Joly Lily dies, funeral 8 90 o'clock this afternoon from a residence on S110 Lamerne ailoel, service at St Patrick's Church and burial at Cathedral cemetery. Mary Mormit of chiteh avenmie, funeral from her residence this afternoon at o oelock. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Nurey pears dies at 1700 thiee atreet, funeral Friday afternoon at wl o'vlark. Burial at Washburn Street cemetery conducted by Rev DP Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Lily
Lamerne Ailoel
Servier
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Mary Mormit
Chiteh Avenmie
O Oelock
Howse
Washburn Street
Nurey Pears
Hine Wiliams
O'Vlark
DP. Jones
Talernacle
Washtirn Treet
North Scranton Republican club meeting urged for turnout
Alderman Myers invites active Republican workers to an open meeting tonight with several addresses and plans to boost the party vote. Next Tuesday’s election is highlighted as of prime interest to taxpayers and all Republicans are urged to attend at Myers’ office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
North Scranton
Republican Club
Fle
Attractive programme for Providence Presbyterian concert
The Providence Presbyterian social rooms host an evening by the endeavor society with Part I events led by Phina Salo and Lillian Steele, violin solos by Walkinshaw, vocal selections by Fred Gunster, Hazel Mopowell, Mertion Bailey, Many Smith, and G. Smale. Prizes awarded for the contest include Lange, Small, and Artetslieve. a coffee interlude follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian
Indeavor Society
Phina Salo
Mies
Hazel Mopowell
aIn i Crimer van Storch
Pino Solo Co
Mertion Bailey I
Voual
Smith G. Smale
Mies Ko A. Evans
Messrs
S.ah
Cavens T
Doug
Blacksmith Injured in Alley Fall Near Dr Jenkins House
John Davis of William Street, a blacksmith at Delaware and Hudson shops, slipped on a tee in an alley near Dr Jenkins residence and fractured his leg. Dr Jenkins treated the fracture. Patrick Moon of Mohawk Street suffered serious injuries from a roof fall at the Von Storch mine and was carried to Lackawanna hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
William Street
Delaware and Hudson
Davis
Medico-Chirurgical College vs Cracker Jacks Tonight at Auditorium
Local sports at the Philadelphia Medico-Chirurgical college team faces the Cracker Jacks in an evening basketball game at the Auditorium. Also notes a Memorial Baptist church literary and musical entertainment this evening and various parish updates.
Local Notes From Harford Region Highlight Visits and Events
Mrs G A Doloway returns home from visiting relatives in Mire. Whitney visits relatives in Binghamton as graded school pupils plan a prize recitation contest for the evening of February 28. Mrs Rogers and Miss Low Rogers visit Scranton and Elin. Mr and Mrs Hardwin visit friends in Montrose. Christian Endeavor to hold a social Friday evening February WM. Will Hammond and family visit Forest City. EB Watson of New Milford helps son EB M Watson inventory a store. Young people enjoy a sleigh ride to Glenwood last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lewis Jones
Memorial Baptist Church
W. F. Davis
Hannah Davis
John 8. Davis
North Main Avenue
W. PF. Davis
Washburn Street
Edward Kiefer
New York City
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
John McDonald
H. Crossman
J. Sherble
Frank Norton
Brown Hollow
Lulu Dolan
Ehyira
Margaret Moon
Theen Street
Elizabeth Collins
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
No. Hi
Ivor Danvers
Trchard Hughes
Wilson Hoge Company
Peekville
Scranton
Thatford
Tech. i
G. A. Doloway
Mire
Whitney
Binghamton
Rogers
Miss Low Rogers
Elin
Hiiret
Hardwin
Montrose
Obituary for Mrs Ann Hopkins of Spring Brook
Mrs. Ann Hopkins wife of Men Jatin Hopking died at her home in Spring Brook Wednesday after an illness of three months aged 75 year. Mrs. Hopkins was well known in this city where she resided for many years. The following one left to mourn her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hopkins
Jatin Hopking
Spring Brook
Local Endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Michigan reader, J. A. Moore of North Stuy, touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup after years of use. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrea
J. A. Moore
North Stuy, Mich
Sule
Big Strike in Trieste Reported by Exclusive Wire
Exclusive wire reports a major strike in Trieste with thousands of workers, clashes with police, and widespread disruption. The Lloyd Arline’s crews are said to be involved, as tensions escalate and streets see injuries and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Lloyd Analrigne
Conflict Erupts in Silvele Germany Amid Charging Clash
Exclusive report notes unrest in Silvele, Germany, with fury rising over a dispute about automatic charging. Details remain unclear, but authorities report tension and possible clashes as protests surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prow
Ueeliu
Germany
Aj Paiatua
Hao Boo
Silvele
Fried Onions and Stomach Digestion in Historic View
A historical piece extols fried onions as a potent food but notes digestion issues from poor stomach function. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective treatment for acid and general dyspepsia, arguing against harsh cathartics and asserting widespread use in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Diehoardson
United States
Canada
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