Community event honors Mt Frink. long treasurer resigns
William Frink, born in Auburn, hosts a birthday dinner at 1118 Washburn St Mt Frink resigns as church treasurer after forty years. Attendees include Rev J P Matyatt and many locals. A patriotic program by Camp 38 and True Americanity, plus a Plymouth Church event, mark the celebration.
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William Frink
Washbigton
Auburn
Susinghanna County
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street
Frink
Pastors Voted In For United Sumner and Taylor Churches
Attempts to unite Sumner Avenue Presbyterian and Taylor Presbyterian churches proceed amid poor conditions. A meeting chaired by Moffat saw two candidates receive votes at Sumner with a tie after a second ballot. A further ballot is planned and another meeting set for next Sunday.
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Siam-mier Avenue Presbyterian Church
Taylor Presbyterian Church
Cunier
Moffat
Summer Avenue
Ah Plate
Dr Hooter
Montouraville
Revole I. Foster
Auburn Theological School
Taylor Church
Four Fivers Wearable Deals for Scranton Buyers
Four Fivers sells waist shaping Star Waist and Dublin Twist Trousers at temptation prices. The ad touts twenty five years of honest dealing, long wear, and value for a dollar, with $2.90 trousers and restocked stock selling fast in Scranton.
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Scranton
Nuff
Dublin
Prices and Promise in the Cellar Door Pants Ad
An ad touts the cellar door brand pants by Mrs. Hopkins with a promise of value. It claims prices at 1.73 and 1.98 dollars for double seated and double knee designs. The copy suggests saving the boy from scolding and pleasing the buyer with the pants.
Prayingport Drayman Injured In Barn Accident
Drayman Dayan Post of Payday evening suffered a crushed, fractured jaw after a wagon load of baled hay jammed his head against a hay bale in a Mer rifield street barn. The horse-driven wagon collapsed, two supports broke, and Post lay unconscious before being carried inside. Dr. G. Beddow examined the injuries and said Post will recover.
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Drayman
Jackson Street
Peet
Drayiah Post
Merrifield Atieet
Mer
G. Beddow
Dayan Post
Birthday Party for Harry Struening on Chestnut Street
Mrs. Fred Struening hosted a third birthday gathering for her son Harry at their Chestnut Street home Friday afternoon. The elaborately decorated table drew guests including Misses Lilarietta White, Myrtle Collyer, Eva Welsentine, and others with Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Charles Zang assisting. Each attendee brought a token and received a keepsake souvenir in return.
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Fred. Struening
Chestnut Street
Harry
Mira. Struening
Harry Smith
Charles Zang
Liaretta White
Myrtle Collyer
Eva Welsentine
Florence Stetter
Minnie Tetzheld
Lena “Zune
Marguerite White
Lucy Long
Jénnie Rbetshald
Anna Welsentine
Mastera Charlie Weed
Hiarry Betnhold
Archie Nee
Fredfile Yung
Will Coliver
Georgie Ace
Warity Struening
Funeral notices and local business ads from Scranton area
Two funerals were held yesterday for Mrs. Peter Relper of North Hyde Park avenue and an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Kreister on North Bromley avenue, both buried at Washburn Street Cemetery. Miss Lillian Davies of Mymon Street visits in Wilkes-Barre. Rev J B Sweet spoke in Kingston. Local ads for Roberts at Palmer McDonalds, Dr Harrison, Harriet J Davis Florist, Morgans Pharmacy, and Second Hand Furniture by J C King.
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Peter Relper
Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
Geran Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Street
PL Kreister
Bromley Avenue
Lillian Davies
Mymon, Street
Wilkes-Barre
J.B. Sweet
Kingston
Roberts
North Maine
Palmer & McDonalds
West Side
Evien
EB. ¥. Harrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Cint
Booth Main Avenue
Jackson Streeet
Morgan's Pharmacy
N. Malin Avenue
J.C. King
Tal
Lackawanha Avenue
Eighteenth Annual Washington Dinner at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church held its eighteenth annual Washington dinner and supper in the feature room on Washington avenue. The event was organized by the church Young Ladies' Society with an executive committee led by Mrs. B E Huck Miss May Coursen and Miss Caro Dickson. Assistants included numerous church members and guests. Eight tubes of tea and décor with potted plants and flags framed the room. Dinner ran from 1 6 to 2 o'clock noon and supper from 6 to 8 o'clock.
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Army of the Republic
Ink
Bauer
Orchentra
Meare’ Hall
Porgan
JF Pfeffer
Mary Boston-Williame
Randolph Jones
Misa Marion Hutchinson
Plymouth Congregational Church
Atd
Washington
Budde
Edith Davis
Edith James
Miseos Luli Sylvester
Tree Kahn
Miga Anna FR. Withinine
The
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Myre. Adame
A. St. Jeynorn
Maria Allen
Jackson
T. W. Phillips
Hayes
Richard Hwensy
Cleveland
O P. T. Warren
Garfield
John Kyvans
Lincoln
Joseph Hughes
James Powell
Enterprise Lodge
Laval Kniehs
Ameren
Sexasion
Hed Men's Hall
William Macon
Poller
Myton Street
T. M. Tunnel
Ashe
William Davis
Pettebone Street
Bellevue Flute Band
Robert Stenner
B. Hy Hughes
Reese James
MD Reese
Daniel Pry
Thomas
John Jones
de Grufthe
FL Pry
Robert Gwens
1. Stevens
A. Pry
A. Jones
Edwards
W. Jones
Teacham
Ro JL Jones
W. Joseph
Richards
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue
Young Ladies’ Society
BE. Huck
May Coursen
Caro Dick-son
A. Hy. Coursen
Henry Down
James Merrill
Bushnell
James McLeod
Hannah Deacon
HV. Logan
Juhn Richards
Emma Matthews
Nerth Coleman
Grace Kingsbury
Franti Parker
Melvin Corbett
Spoerl
Fred Platt
Charles Weston
Alrs. la Rue
Jessie Cournon
Lacey Wells
Anna Drussell
Mira Lillie Whitlock
Alice Barker
Widh
Emmaline
Clara
Supper Attended by Over 1200 at Cathedral Hall
A large supper for the poor was served to more than 1200 people in College Hall on Wyoming Avenue by the Ladies Auxiliary of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. The hall featured bunting plants and a portrait of George Washington. Proceeds aid the worthy poor. another supper is planned tonight with similar arrangements to accommodate a large crowd.
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Washington
Jackson Street
Canailan Jubilee
Wi. Carter
Scranton
College Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Vincent de Paul's Society
George Washing- Win
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Yours Mone Institute
Coale-Reduced Coal Delivered to Nay Aug Park Colliery
The delivery of coal to Nay Aug Park Colliery by Begg, Brove and Chestnut is noted at $2.00 per load with delivery service available by telephone 27L2.
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Nay Aug Park
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
An advertisement promotes laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a quick cure for colds. It guarantees refunds at druggists if the remedy fails, price listed as 25 cents.
Suburban News Highlights Patriotic Event And Local Socials
The Patriot Order and Sons of America celebrated the third anniversary with a German hall program featuring Captain James Moir and various performers. In Scranton a masquerade by the Siengermuide showcased national colors, elaborate costumes, and twenty five dances. Other notes mention school activities, society balls, and local visits amid heavy rain that caused sewer flooding in several blocks.
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Lone of
America
Tung Bolo
Promenor
James Moir
Sola
W. Jone
Aoehin Thon
Weceptance
Datob Miller
Hiss
Mesvra
Jones
Vane
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Robert Mantes
Haydn Banje
Kellermin
Pateriote
Patriate Orler
Aimerten Ram Corm
Camp
Patriate Order Sons of
Amerten
Batt
Alder Street
Scranton Siengermuide
al Mateoretrah
John Mails
GC. Schimildt
Prerthold Bsehodt
Richard
Philp Giratt
Iri Kireho
John 0. Schwenker
John Simeore
Loreng Haberstroh
Whitiny Trousehmin
Peter Anny
Alfre Gutheina
John Achromble
George Wénie
Lawrence
Tete
Buriday
Allers
Thomas Wnell
Brook
Alt. Connell
Brook Street
Philadelphia
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Hall
St. Aloysius’ Total Alwiinence and Bénevolent Society
Mindlhe Hall
Imtteton Avenue
MecGinness
Teving Avenue
Nellie
East Stroudebury State Normal School
Palmer & AlcDonald
Washington’s Birthday Celebrations Spark Local Events
In Providence a George and Martha Washington tea party and a Colonial reception highlighted Washington’s birthday. Mrs. Schiwrar and committee oversaw refreshments, decorations, and a gallery of pictures. The Privace of George Washington hosted an Armory program with music, readings, and performances by local groups. Nearby residents, visitors, and relatives were noted at various gatherings through the evening.
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Aun
Sadler
Washington
George
Martha Washington
Martha
Frances Winton
Chirk Guild
Helen Hurlbutt
Margaret Bentley
Grace Silkman
Florence Billkman
Claud Williaing
C. P. Sohiwrar
Sidney Ftornwool
Thomas Shotten
Alrs
H. 8
Alsworth
Boi
Girittin
Mira
C. Ay von Starch
C.J. Gilleaple
Nlpister
Hout
William Anerson
Juckson
Mia
H. R. Hurlbutt
RR. Peck
Morfan
George Washington
TL Armory
J. A. Jones
Myra
J. D. Grieves
Guitar Club
Phil Thomas
May Simms
J. C. Thomas
Abbott Brothers
Mise Rove Clark
Micael Smith
Edwards
Apollo Club
Lulu Simms
Messrs. Butler
Thomas
George Crosain
Beatries Andrews
Ete Quartette
Byron Winton
West Market Street
New York
Newman Matthews
Mra. Brown
Hattle
Fills
Mra
Letra
Delaware Street
W. OH. Wrisht
Monkey Navenue
Lavenport
Hannah Carr
Green Ridge
Nicholson
John Robinson
William Street
Mell Winkle
Pittston
Gardel Jodie
Loval Knighte
America
J. T. Fish
North Mult Avenue
Mies Morris
Local Socials and Celebrations Reported Across Town
The Ladiew Ald society of the Dun more Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Wednesday social at Mrs Peter Seigle's Elm and Butlerslouta home with music recitations and readings. George Wardington's birth anniversary is celebrated in Winmore with floats and observances. St Agnes Guild at St Mark's holds a Martha Whellington social in colonial dress. Loyal Legion Drum corps stages first entertainment at Boyle's hall. Pequest tribe of Hed Men presents burlesque at Odd Fellows hall. Miss Lele Penwarden of Honmidale has been visiting Mrs Hatie.
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Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Peter Seigle
Elm and
Butlerslouta
George Wardington
Wunmere
St. Agnes
Young Men's Club Suppers at Green Ridge Church
The Young Mer s club of the Church of the Gaol Shepherd Green Ridge successfully conducte nm supper in the churel AVE reolant oy eniig.
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Young Mer’s Club
Church of the Gaol Shepherd
Green Ridge
Obituary notices from Bloomsburg area 19th century
Multiple obituaries and notices from a Bloomsburg area newspaper. Mills Millard, a former public official, dies after strokes. James Mott, a physician and county judge, dies in Chester. numerous local residents die, with funeral details, family ties, church affiliations, and burial plans listed.
Controversial Home Remedies Promoted With Claims
A dubious advertisement touts "HOMOROMATHIC MEDICINES" promising cures for rheumatism neuralgia asthma and other ailments. It alleges German officials confirm extraordinary results and urges readers to send to doctors in Scranton for examinations and alleged free prescriptions.
Glowing Fashion Bargains From Local Shop Sale Rack
Glorious discounts on Persil Percale Wilhtts and navy blue since names and items in stock include ladies garments and accessories. Items feature cuffs collars and skirts with velvet touches at reduced prices from 0.89 to 2.98 dollars and stylish patterns in white navy and black.
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Gloria Walste
Gould
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Wilcon Creek
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Penn Ave
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