Local lodge officers listed with church notices and funerals
The article records installation of officers at Hyde Park Castle No 3% Ancient Order Knights of the Myaile Chain, and lists ward club and church events. It notes funeral services for Alma Chamberlin and Mrs T Y Jones, with burial at Factoryville and Washburn Street cemetery, plus a West Side business directory and holiday wine sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carson
William 8. Davin
Conliam
John Ford
Patrick Shea
Edward Mullin
James Cotter
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Board of Trustees
D. P. Jones
A. M. Nichols
Price Street
Alma Chamberlin
F. Matthews
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Factoryville
Peewee Lackawanna
West Side
William JD. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
KR. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
Harriet J. Davis
W.J. Steenback
Guna
West Aide Bank
Starners
F. W. Mason & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
James F. Bests
Cedar Avenue
Public Entertainment Highlights At Columbus Council Event
A report from Columbus council Young Men's Institute details last evenings hall program at Dr Manley's hall. performances by Kathe Reardon Annie Fitzhenry Kathe Donahoe Winifred Durkin and Anna Scanlan blend music recitation and humor followed by a dance chaired by M J Donahoe. St Marys Church fair on Hickory street draws crowds with Ackerman directed dramatic numbers and Liederkranz Zither club set to appear tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
St. Mary's Church Fair
Dr. Manley
Institute
Kathe Reardon
Annie Fitzhenry
Minooka
Kathe Donahoe
Winifred Durkin
W. F. Connors
Winifred Melvin
Holy City
William Daniels
Anna Scanlan
Lafayette Street
Hen Holt
Agnes Gurrell
Reat
Sccampanint
James Folun
AM. J. Coyne
Christopher Columbus
America
Katie Reardon
M. J. Donahoe
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Hickory Street
The
Dramatic Association
Professor Ackerman
Robert Friederick
FL W. Witmayer
Peter J. Relf
Edward Hoffman
William Tannler
Joseph Llewellyn
Joseph Llewellyn. Vocal Solos Will Be Given By Misses Mamie
Lena Wasshold
George Faselold
Jacob Schreiber
Viaduct ordinance third reading eyed by council
Council will vote tonight on Joseph-Oliver's viaduct measure after select committee approval. Mayor Connell to sign. proclamation planned at least thirty days prior. Saturday deadline for proclamation. Weat Side board of trade committee reports broad support from property owners. Various local figures named as committee members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph — Oliver
Common Council
Ruary
Connell
Weat Side Board of Trade
T. Fellowa Mason
KE. M. Clarke
John KH. Farr
William Farrell
P. F. Struppler
C. E. Daniels
Viaduct
North End Social Roundup and Local Health Notes
North End reports include visitors from Pittston Misses Gallagher and Simmons and a busy week with illnesses from pneumonia to dangerous conditions. A high mass for Nora Glynn is set at Holy Rosary Church. Indoor baseball at the armory features Clarke’s Store beating Company H 14 to 6 with Fenner & Chappell’s next. The Niagara Hose company election is tonight. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher and Simmons
Pittston
Samuel Daniels
Daniels Avenue
Evan Lewis
Putnam Street
William Williams
Theodore Street
J. D. Jones
Brick Avenue
Sigele Matthews
Forest City
North End
J.B. Gillespie
Holy Rosary Church
Nora Glynn
Clarke's Store
Turecuy
Armory
Fenner & Chappell
Company H Armory
BR. J. Edwarde
Wayne Avenue
Cecil Johnson
Thomas O'Malley
Weat Market Street
Niagara Hose Company
Hose
Illiam Jervin
East Benton
David Jones
Olyphant
Hattie Davis
Meta Outerhout
Philadelphia
Death of Join J Kearns Prominent Local Man
John J. Kearns aged 35 died Tuesday at his sister Mrs M Tierney 7 North Garfield avenue. He leaves sisters Mrs M Tierney Katie Nora Liszie and Wettie Kearns. Funeral Friday morning with a requiem at St Patrick s Church and interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti O
Margaret
Andrew Foley
Irving Avenue
Angelw’ Sodality
St. Peters Cathedral
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
John J. Kearns
Attorney Newcomb Takes Case to Other Courts
Max Jurkairty of Throop was arraigned before Alderman Millar on an assault and battery charge at the instance of Max Swartz of South Washington avenue. He was released as the grand jury ignored the case last week. Millar offered bail to keep the peace. Newcomb urged seeking another magistrate to hold the defendant to bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Max Jurkairty
Throop
Alderman Millar
Max Swartz
South Washington Avenue
Millar
BE. C. Newcomb
Wilkes-Barre Armory Dance Promises Grand Social Event
The Wilkes-Barre Press Club schedules a dance at the armory next Wednesday night. The Ninth Regiment Band and Oppenheim's Orchestra will provide promenade and dance music from evening until 9 o'clock. The hall will be elaborately decorated for what is billed as the season’s most brilliant social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Ba
Ninth Regiment
Oppenheim
State Bankers Form Permanent Group in Mauch Chunk
Group Three of the State Bankers association met at the Scranton board of trade rooms and formed a permanent organization led by William Hackett and W. H. Peck. Attendees included Isaac Post, John F. Gwinner, C. W. Gunater, and others from Scranton, Easton, Towanda, and Wilkes-Barre. The next meeting is July 15 in Mauch Chunk. Eckels and Wright sent regrets. James spoke briefly on finance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bankers’ Association
Board of Trade Rooms
William Hackett
Easton National Bank
W. H. Peck
Third National Bank of Scranton
Treasury
Eckers
Robert B. Wright
Allentown National Bank
Robert E. James
Easton Trust Company
Mr. Eckels
Wright
Mr. James
Boston National Bank
Isaac Post
First National Bank
Scranton
A. B. Wil-lames
Traders' National Bank
John B. Farrerd
Wyoming National Bank
Tunkhannock
R. A. Jadwin
Carbondale
C. R. Horn
National Bank of Cataraqua
R. F E. James
The
William H. Gish
the National of Slatington
A. B. Eynon
West Side Bank of Scranton
H. J. Andrews
Lackawanna Trust and Base Depoult Company
John F. Gwinner
Easton
Third National
C. W. Gunater
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Scranton
Third National Banks of Scranton
W. H. Gish
National Bank of Statington
N. N. Betts
First National
Bank of Towanda
A. A. Sterling
People's Bank of Wilkes-Barre
EL. James
James
Hankera
Peck
Gwinner
Mauch Chunk
Interior design of Traders National Bank in new building
The Traders National Bank plans a highly convenient and attractive interior in its new corner building at Spruce Street and Wyoming Avenue. Competitive bids were solicited to achieve a state leading bank interior that will gratify patrons and reflect modern banking standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FNM & Connell
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Michigan
School Furniture Company
Lacey & Son
Hill Connell
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Traders’ Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Woman and Her Diseases Sealed in Plain Pionte Aleg
A book of 168 pages titled Woman and Her Diseases is sealed in plain Poionte aleg PO og oS-Fiesee as thew, with author SASIUEL A. Jacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnt
Sasiuel A. Jacons
Fatal duel between two Southern professors in Tennessee
Nashville Tenn Jan 11 a fatal duel occurred in Rutherford County between Professor Edgar E Puryear and Professor John Harrell noted as prominent young men. They quarreled over a school position. A young woman also figured in the case Puryear received a mortal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Rutherford County
Edgar E. Puryear
John Harrell
Puryear
Munyon Promises Cures From Homeopathic Pellets
An advertisement highlights Munyon's Cure series with claims of relief for rheumatism catarrh dyspepsia and other ailments. It touts individual remedies each priced at 21 to 125 cents including Dyspepsia Cure Rheumatism Cure Catarrh Remedies Kidney Cure and Pile Ointment with testimonials and free medical advice from Professor Munyon at Arch Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburgh
Munyon
Price
Arch Street
Philadelphia
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News of
Suburbs
South Side News
Margaret Foley
William A. North
Willoon
Jennie Durkin
Brook Street
Ae Lizzle Joyce
Maria Mulherin
D. J. Cleawarter
Meadowbrook
Dunmore
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
D. Patterson
CT. Fabringer
T. P. Letchworth
W. Bearsley
H. Hepburn
F. Fabringer
W. Cummings
L. Krotwer
Amos Washer
Anthony Horn
Sport Hill
Monmlay
Re. Williams
Mimhurst
Butler Street
Etley
Hopbottom
Mere
Burbank and
White Star
Luce Bros. On and Taylor
West Side Events
Oliver
Franklin Company
Franklin Engine Company
Anglewate
Extel
Bvynon
Franklin Boys
F. A. O. Socis Society
Miasea Boyce
Minnie Boyer
Lowuise Corliss
Jennie Lawrence
Daley Boyce
Charles Schadt
Charles’ Schadt
Mre
David Willams
Lugerne Street
Misae Annie Mary Jakes
Sarah James
Lizae Piper
Maury Griffiths
Lottie Piper
Emily Williams
Cassie Reese
Polly Richards
Andel Jones
David Phillips
William Newman
Frank Smith
T. Davies
Genevieve McCann
Kenwood Institute For Young Ladies
Albany
Deryl Sant Lodge
Order American True Ivorites
Mffierra
Alfred Hughes
John D. Evans
David J. Lewis
Reese Samuel
Sumters
Join J. Kearns
Dance OF the Press Club
Bankers
Eckells
Huyler
Mas
Jacoss
Agnes M. Steeve
Deposit
N. Y
Scranton Tribune
Columbia Chemical Company
Washington, D. C
Dupont
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
T@WYOMINGAVE
Lackawanna Ave
Martin
Marten
J.D. Willians & Bro
Lackawanna Amz
Lackawanna A
Sheriff's Sale
Lackawanna
Franklin Avenue
William S. Millar
Center
AO & m
Amun
A.W. Jurisch
Spruce ST
Manges
Ees Enance
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
the Frothingham
Rels
Lessees
New
Julius Cahn
Wertul
Er Strong
Poerful Agers
E. M. and
Joseph Holland
Academy OF Music
MacKay Opera CO
Poveoetal
Handoree Hureda
Diavels
Satrance
Piso
Mabon
Davis’ Theater
Virginia
Jownsun
Killarney
Star Theater
MT. Pleasant
Fom
AVE Pent
Uae
WM. T. Smitm
Hammond
Sixth Street
F. A
A. J. Branda
Egge Aggtatirehs
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