Happenings in North Scranton under Col. Lewis Council
Under the auspices of Col. T. D. Lewis Council No 1015 Order of American Mechanics a Tuesday night event at Leonard's hall drew many guests. R H Freas presided Humphrey Richards delivered an address and local entertainment featured singing and instrumentals with several committee members and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Leonard's Hall
T. D. Lewis
Order of American Mechanics
Frees
Humphrey Hichards
Carrie Kiesline
Lena Elsby
Mildred Gleason
Lian Morris
Edward Boten
George Williarma
Fred Lewis
Indica
W. H. Christman
Mre
P. Preas
H. Hichards
Mrve
Richard Sharpless
Mra
Nelson Hisby
Nellie Freas
Pupils Hold Washington Birthday Entertainment at North Scranton
North Scranton school pupils staged Washington birthday events with recitations by Misses Wrood raf and Slocum and violin by John Lee. The program at No 2 included sketches on the father of his country by Fischer Overhaumh Carter and Willamen. No 5, led by Principal Kemmerling, featured recitations by Meehan Galden Seward Johnson and Loftus and a charade and dialogue titled Washington and The New School.
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North Scranton
Washington
No. 2
Margaret Wroodraf
Chora Slocum
John Lee
Audairs
Mise Marie Fischer
Genevieve Overhaumh
Phoebe Carter
Erma Willamen
Trevell Tawrence
Fyouson Watkins
Harold Kennedy
Albert Nettleton
Lewis Williams
Henry Kemmeriing
Sadie Meehan
Margaret (Alden
Mamie Seward
Enuna Johnson
Keturah Jones
Margaret Loftus
Move Call
Laura Gabriel
Anna News
Life of Lincoln Paper by Miss Stone Sparks Student Rejections
Miss Margaret Stone read an interesting paper on Life of Lincoln to pupils including Miss Mamie Seward Cora Cri Gertrude Howell Tha Ward Anna Vail and Mary Phillips The John Morgan gang was mentioned in context of the talk Several readings of rejection songs were performed by the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Seward
Cora Cri
Gertrude Howell
Tha Ward
Anna Vail
Mary Phiilips
Margaret Stone
Lincoln
John Morgan Gang
Electric City Chautauqua Circle Meets at Benedict Home
The Electric City Chautauqua Circle will meet tonight at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict. The Ladies Aid society of Court Street Methodist Church served a supper in the church parlors last night. Edward George is very ill. Miss Jonnie White visits Pittston friends. Mrs. Charles W. Thomas of Philadelphia visits her mother, Mrs. D. P. Reeves of 122 High School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Chautauqua Circle
George Benedict
Ladies’ Aid Society
Court Street
Guth's Band Serenades South Scranton Candidates
South Scranton residents heard Guth's Band serenade city leaders at their homes last night. The event honored City Treasurer-elect Hermann Robinson, Selectman-elect John J. Schneider, Common Councilman-elect Fred Phillips, and Common Councilman-elect William J. Smith with brief remarks and informal receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guth
South Scranton
Zeigler
Cith
Unieelde
Olight
Heamund Robernson
Connellman
John J. Schneider
Common Counellman
Fred Phillips
Tmleventh
Willam J. Smith
Injuries Reported From Household Accident
Mrs Napr of 812 Maple Street injured at home while her daughter Martha Hoffman of 22 Crown Avenue also hurt. Martha caught in a clothes wringer when a roller started unexpectedly. Mrs Napr receiving medical care from Dr John J. Waleh. injuries described as laceration to the left ankle and general harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gqeorge
Martha
Henry Ziegter Jr Celebrates Birthday With Friends
Henry Ziegter Jr aged 2h attends a home reception last night with friends to honor his event. He is thanked for winning £100 in Nadmund Robinson city treasurer election. Dr James A Manley traveled to Atinie yesterday. Michael Nattey of Aldur Street noted as a well known hotel man, reportedly injured. Maude Gabel of Honesdite visits Pittston Avenue friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ziegter, Jr
Fortendines
Nadmund Robinson
James A. Manley
Uly Westerday
Michael Nattey
Aldur Street
Mies Maude Gabel
Honesdite
Pittston Avenue
Porry Patettle Quirk Delivers Question in Lingo
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Porry asking a question and Porry Patettle answering with dialect heavy phrasing. The exchange hints at a domestic scene or stage dialogue captured in a local column. Names appear as Porry Patettle and Mrs Porry.
West Scranton Observances Brighten Washington Birthday
Washington birthday activities across West Scranton included church concerts at Jackson Street Baptist, social events at Mears Hall, and a supper for the Young People United in Marriage-Musicale. The day saw school and business closures, a large church audience, and community entertainments priced with a bookcase prize for ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Mears’ Hall
Lavryer
St. David's
Jones Bennett Stover Reilly Tewks bury Jones
Jones and Bennett lead a group to bury Jones of Biranton with Drod heading Flemington in New Jersey.
St David’s Church muetcale tonight under Prof Thomas
A muetcale will be given in the Sunday school of St David’s Church Bromley Avenue and Jackin Street tonight at 8 o’clock under Prof C B Thomas. The Imperial Trio with Frank Hepler guitar banjo and fiddle Frederick Cole Wanjo and Howard Wilhelm violin will perform. PART FIRST features Plano Meditation and large list of instrumental solos and duets. PART SECOND includes Normandy March and March Militare pieces with Myrtle Belbeck and Almerva Happ, plus trumpet and guitar selections. Admission without tickets is 20 cents. two people per ticket at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Church
Bromley Avenue
Jackein Street
Prof
C. 8. Thomas
Imperial
Frank i E. Hepler
Frederick Cole
Wanjo
Howard Wilhelm
Normandy
Ane Chattar
Mareh
Myrtle Belbect
Almerva Happ
Phinjo
Tontoy
Imperial Trio
First Baptist Church Holds Prayer and Business Meeting
Members met at Morgan's hall corner Main and Jackson to review recent events. The burned church building was not destroyed. a committee was appointed to study costs for a new meeting space and notices were posted restricting trespassing with a fifty six pound fine. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 28.
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First Baptist Church
Moregan's Hall
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Scranton Street
Beddoes
BK. G. Morgan
J. Eaton
Houch
Ishpeming Groom Marries Miss Nichols In Everett Ave Home
Henry Satiebury of Ishpeming Michigan and Mise Ellen Nichols daughter of Mor and Mrs John Nichols of AG North Everett avenue married last evening at 7 oclock in the bride’s home. The ceremony drew many friends and was followed by a wedding feast. The groom formerly lived in this city and will move to Ishpeming after a short stay here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Satiebury
Ishpeming, Mich
Mise
Ellen Nichols
Mor
John Nichols
AG North
Everett Avenue
Thin City
Michigan
Deile
Mrs. Salisbury
Ishpeming
RPMUNDSON-STENNER NUPTIALS AT Tabernacle Church
The parsonage of the Tabernacle Congregational church on South Hyde Park avenue witnessed the marriage of James Edmundson to Miss Margaret Stenner last evening. Both residents of Bellevue Heights, the bride is daughter of bandmaster Robert Stenner of Corbett events and member of the Tabernacle church. The groom is a popular Bellevue young man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple will set up housekeeping in a newly furnished Bellevue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Hyde Park Avenue
Jones
James Edmonundson
Margaret Stenner
Bellevue Heights
Robert Stenner
Corbett Events
Tabernacle Church
Bellevue
Mrr
Mrs. Edmundson
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Lenten Services Held at St David’s Kilecopal Church
The usual Lenten services were conducted at St David's Kilecopal church yesterday. In the evening Rev. Mr. Sawyer of Carbondale preached an eloquent sermon titled The Sinsonances of Christ. Pastor Rev. E. J. McHenry assisted. attendance was not large.
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St. David's Kilecopal Church
Mr. Sawyer
Carbondale
E. J. McHenry
Funeral services for Mary OBrien held at St Patrick’s
The late Mary OBrien’s funeral Mass was celebrated at St Patrick’s Catholic Church by Rev D A Dunne. Pallbearers included John Flannery, Thomas OBrien, John OBrien, Michael Oliver, Bernard Flannery, and John OBrien of Westfield. Burial followed at Cathedral cemetery.
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Mary O’ Brien
St Patrick's Catholic Church
D. A. Dunne
John Flannery
Thomas
John O'Brien
Michael Oliver
Bernard Flannery
Westfield
de FL Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Moser
Briggs
Baxe
Martin
Norton
Washburn Street
Ev. & F. Matthews
Suranino Street
Tupitat
Miller
Funeral Services for William Lewin Held in Scranton
The article notes funeral arrangements for William Lewin of Fourteenth Street with services at the First Welsh Congregational Church led by Rev. David Jones. Pallbearers included John Rowlands and Reese Bryant. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery in Peckville after services at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street
W. Whelan
John Wheeler
William Wheeler
Peckville
William W Lewin
Fourteenth Street
David Jones
John Rowlands
Reese Bryant
James Davis
William S., Davia
Edward Thomas
Roger Evans
Washburn Street Cemetery
Local Church Activities And Obituary Notices
Reports from multiple churches include a Ladies Aid supper at the Bimpeon Methodist Mixcopal church tonight with tables at six and 25 cents. Also upcoming events at First Baptist Morgin's hall, St Brendon’s Council, Hampton Street M E Church, and a funeral for Mrs Martha Williams near Archbald with interment at Taylor. an infant death on Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Keller
Mifflin Avenue
Ladies' Aid Society
Bimpeon Methodist Mixcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Morgin’s Hall
St. Brendon's Council
Young Men's Institute
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. FL
Martha Williams
Archbald
Taylor
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tribune
Henry Burschel
Gkervices
John Herrity
Chestnut Street
Cathedral
Local residents attend weddings and meetings in town
George Sax and his daughter Miss IMd nn from Main avenue along with Walter North up of Tripp Park attended Miss Datesman’s wedding at Clark's Summit yesterday. James T. Hughes of Washburt street joined the Baptist Young People's Union session in Pittaton yesterday. Mrs James FB Lewis of Kingston visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Reynolds on Hampton street. Miss Hattie Evans and Miss Mary Richards of Lafayette street are spending two weeks in New York City.
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George Sax
Imdnn
Main Avenue
Walter Northup
Tripp Park
Miss Datesman
Clark’s Summit
James T. Hughes
Washburt Street
Baptist Young People’s Union
Pittaton
James FB. Lewis
Kingston
Joseph Reynolds
Hampton Street
Hattie Evans
Mary Richards
Lafayette Street
New York City
Obituary notices for Harris Polen Morrow and Duskirk
Obituaries report the deaths of Enoch Harris a longtime city resident died after a two year illness at his South Mila avenue home with services planned at First Welch Congregational church. Elizabeth Polen an elderly West Pittston resident died in her bed at 1:00 a.m. and is survived by a son and a daughter. James Morrow a Wilkes-Barre resident perished at City Hotel from heart disease. Duskirk of Stroudsburg aged 47 died suddenly and leaves a wife three children and relatives. funeral arrangements set for Friday at his home with burial at Washburn Street cemetery.
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Enoch Harris
South Mila Avenue
Deceared
Tredeeur
Wales
Minersville
Tirth Valuy
Harris
Isaac H. Thomas
Isaac Harry Tom
Thomas
Fis
Sarah Williams
Peter Roberts
William J. Jenkins
William J. Jenkins, of This City
Max Moretto
New York City
David
Samuel KR
Stane
the Tribune
Colmada
Robert
Mis
Jennie Roberts
Nately
James Davie
Ashmnod
John Price
Bracevile
John
Roberto
Streator
Welch
David Jonen
Washburn Street
Elizabeth Polen
West Pittaton
Usu
Winters Polen
Race Street
Wind Gap
Pittston
Willliam
Mre. A. L. Towner
van Duskirk
Remedy for the Grippe Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a preventive and treatable remedy for grippe symptoms. It urges readers to keep a bottle on hand to avoid complications like pneumonia, claiming the balsam loosens the cough and protects the lungs.
Fire Hits J. W. Richie's Store in Dunmore Borough
Fire destroyed the contents of J. W. Richie's Cheernut Street store around 3 am with an explosion heard just before flames spread. Insurance covers the loss. the building is owned by Mrs. Owen Flynn who may press arrests after hearing voices and suspecting an incendiary act. Fire departments from Neptune, Independents, and John FR. Smith aided, keeping damage to goods.
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J. W. Richie
Cheernut Street
Neptunes
John FR
Smith's
Owen Flynn
Funeral services for John Kroeger at Cherry Street
The funeral for the late John Kroeger of Cherry Street was held yesterday at 2:20 PM from his residence. Rev. William F. Gibbons of the Presbyterian church conducted the service. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery after a large procession from Dunnmore lodge No. 816 I O O F with pallbearers Christopher Vickers Richard Harvey Richard Webber Sr Eber Branning Albert Jenkins Charles Bansenbaugh and flower-bearers John Watrous Hal Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kroeger
Cherry Street
William F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Dunnmoore Lodge
O. F
Christopher Vickers
Richard Harvey
Richard Webber, Sr
Eber Branning
Albert Jenkins
Charles Bansenbaugh
Dunmore Lodge
John Watrous
Hal Thornton
Community notices reflect church lectures and family news
A Presbyterian lecture notice details pupils from a free kindergarten recital led by Miss Lilllan Morris with Ruth Mace and Mary B. Decker assisting. Funeral arrangements for Thomas Glencrogs are listed with Dunmore cemetery interment. A Methodist lecture on Abraham Lincoln drew a large attendance. Local social updates report births, visits, guests, and illnesses among residents.
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Presbyterian Church
Lilllan Morris
Ruth Mace
Mary B. Decker
Local News Snapshots From Green Ridge Area
Jules Dunn visits his brother E F Bunn in Delaware skiroot. library reopens today at regular hour. Large crowd tours county jail yesterday. County prices section closed 1 to 5 yesterday. Robert Tickard leaves for Pennsylvania school of electricity for a course. Presbyterian Men's Union to meet this evening with five minute talks on city officials duties. All interested in city politics welcome. admission free. No 77 school pupils debate Friday on Washington as a man vs general. essays on related topics. Misses Dilesden Roney Gatlin entertain in Gatlin’s room yesterday. H M Walton to move with family to Philadelphia today. City administration to consider public improvements.
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Jules Dunn
Dyrberrs
E. F. Bunn
Delaware Skiroot
Robert Tickard
Marion = street
Pennsylvania School of Electricity
Men's Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Mies Dilesden
Mise Ella Roney
Mies Gatlin
H. M. Walton
Philaadelphia
Cltyvy
Sewers Discussed for Green Ridge Meadow Brook Project
Residents at a Young Men's club meeting proposed a sewer line plan along Columbia avenue ravine to divert Meadow Brook above the oval school. The goal is to reduce flooding and sewer issues during heavy storms in Green Ridge. Public School No 28 commemorated Washington’s Birthday with tableaux songs and essays by local students and figures.
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Young Men's Club
Green Ridge
Meadow Brook
Columbia Avenue Ravine
Oval School
Washington
Dna Johnsen
Chorge W. Brede
Helen Luce
Crace Maddocks
Willam Foster
Misses Grace
Boxxie Stackhouse
Mabel Jayne
Martin Jordan
William Jenkins
Fred Caneter
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