West Side Hospital Benefit Draws Large Crowd
Clarke Brothers hosted a charity concert in Mears Hall drawing nearly 2000 attendees and raising about 100 in support of West Side Hospital Association. The program featured 22 numbers with performances by Mrs Edwards and the Clarke employees, including solos, duets, recitations, and a finale with the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Brothers
Edward
George
Mears’ Hall
Wet Side Hospital Association
Ponte
Judie HM. Mo Rdiwards
Evenuie
I W. Clarke
Limes J. Shea
VW. Arwinford
J. C. Hopp
P. Od. Toohey
C. W. Reise
J. Warren
Molwith
Mowen
Thomas Waldron
Larkin
Albert
Davies
P. B. Thomas
Edwards
Jedee Miywards
Edwin Bowery
J. Toohey
Hopp
Margaret Murphy
Duggan
Annie Philips
Ajmes Riley
Kittle Healey
Watking
Marguerite
Malurghet Corey
David Jones
Messrs
Warren and
Bowen
Clarke Bros
Jones Gorman Nuptials Tie In Tunkhannock District
John Jones of Jackson street and Miss Lily Gorman of Tunkhannock wed January 18 at East Lemon. Rev. Maker officiated as friends celebrated the ceremony. The couple honeymooned in Corning two weeks and returned to reside at 1111 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Jackson Street
Lily Gorman
Tunkhannock
East Lemon
Dr. Maker
Jones
Corning
Jackson
Funeral of Thus Mullaney Held at St Patrick’s Church
Yesterday morning the funeral of Thus Mullaney from his son Peter J Mullaney’s home at 515 Hampton Street proceeded to St Patrick’s Catholic Church for a 9 o'clock solemn mass of requiem celebrated by Rev D A Dunne who preached a tribute to the deceased. Burial followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers John Canavan Thomas Reel John Walsh John Ruane George Herron and Terrence McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thus
Mullaney
Peter J. Mullaney
Hampton Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
D. A. Dunne
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Local Resident Alexander Ia Hue Dies at 60
Alexander Ia Hue died yesterday afternoon at his daughter Mrs. Harry Burrows home at 640 North Lincoln Avenue. He had lived here many years and was known as a good father and honest man. He is survived by Mrs. Samuel Puthumbus and Mrs. Eva Mears. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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David
Lewis Wateyn
Michard T. Edwards
Welook
Nis
KE. YY
Morrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Morgan
Meeke
Decker's Court
Klugh Davies
South Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Palmer & McDonalds
Alexander Ia Hue
Harry Burrows
Lincoln Avenue
Burrows
Samuel Puthumbus
Eva Mears
West Side Republican league hosts second game at club rooms
Tonight the second contest in the ciieh series between West Side Republican league teams is set in the club rooms at Main avenue and Jackson Street. President W A Philloe urges maximum turnout as the blood of the first game, won by the club, seems sure to be revived in this clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciieh
West Side Republican League
West Side Republican Club
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
W. A. Philloe
League
Local Church Events and Community Notes
Martha Washington chapter donated 25 toward West Side hospital. Revival services at Simpson Methodist attract large congregations. Yesterday’s Times prints an extended editorial on Rev. J. P. Moffat’s sermon at the Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Burke of Georgetown visits cousin Miss Ruth Burke of Meridian Street. Roberts at 126 North Maine offers latest fashion. First Congregational Church choir active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Fastern
Masin
West Side Hospital
Epicyopal Church
J. P. Moffat
Presbyterian Church
Mary Burke
Georgetown
Ruth Burke
Meridian Street
Roberts
North Maine
First Congregational
The Utility of Pain in Moral and Medical Thought
A Boston editorial discusses Dr B Weir Mitchell’s view that pain serves multiple purposes. It outlines pain as a warning, a driver for rest and repair, and a moral educative force, while noting a future goal where pain becomes exceptional through human advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wer Mitchell
Boston
Sii
Hospital
Weir Mitchell
Hopital
Michell
Thiele
Ice on streets and local social notes in Scranton area
Suburban News reports a week of ice on main streets from a sewer blockage and ward workers removing it by carting ice away. It notes social events at Cedar Avenue Methodist church and Hotel Dest, including birthdays and a tin wedding, with local families listed. An injury at a public school skating pond is described, along with a fatality risk and hospital aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonni
Myers
Pittalon Avenue
Henry
Cusick
Rank Butler
W. K. Clearwater
W. W. Hewitt
Mary Samuels
Mame Browning
Cassie Harris
Julia Metihigin
Tealdle Tolemle
Walith Jones
Hela Meyers
Luelnn Seheuer
Liho Upper
No. 1
Hite
Manley
Taandel Gider
Patsy Seebolt
Dingy
Buffalo
Milligan
Delaware and Madson
Dry Walsh
Wetkhess
Comet Lodge
Kilehts
Pythias
Hartman's Hall
William Daldermat
James Crownd
Walter Stanton
Lode
Saa
Willan Morss
Heckville Lodge
John FR. Stanton
Mispah Lodge
St. Augustine
Fig
John Gibbons
James Tuhill
Joseph Fahy
Plitston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Ing
Edwin Jones
Pittston Avenue
Palmer & McDonalds
Spruce
Anna White
Cartondale
Dy. Walsh
Thonwis Dougherty
Birney Avenue
North End and St John to Clash in Company Armory
The North End and St John basketball squads prepare for a West Division evening game in Company Armory. North End lists Genters Tut Sykes Mitchell forwards Shute Keutz Campbell defense and Scharler Brieg Hall. Intermittent injuries and recent games highlighted regional play with North End and South Side yielding a high level contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
St. John
Flarmory
Genters
Tut
Sykes
Mitchell
Shute
Keutz
Campbell
Scharler
Brieg
Hall
John Tl. Coleman
Legegett
S Creek
Holy Stosary Church
Welock
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
McGarry
Philadelphia
Thie
Toby
Walsh
North Main Avenue
Nidward Callahan
Plitstun
Yen
North Nd Tenn
McKinskie
North Minds
Citizens’ Wand
Rackerjack
Taylor Peds
Hoarmory
Dunmore Candidates and Civic Events Spotlight
Dunmore voters see party confidence amid campaigns and a quiet GOP push toward election day. Costa Coker to lecture on a world’s mail at Adams Avenue Presbyterian Church with stere opticon views. A teen talent concert at the Presbyterian church tonight. The Tuadloe Ald society hosts a social at Powell home on North Blakely Street. Women’s Guild Oyster supper at St Mark’s Mission church parlor tonight 6 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Young Men's Institute
Costa Coker
Adams Avenue Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Tuadloe’ Ald Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Myr
Dan Powell
North Blakely Etreet
James Heyden
New Street
Te Thei
Women's Guild of
St. Mark's Mission
Treatment That Cures at Thurlow Institute
The Thurlow Institute physicians advertise free examination and advice at No 100 and 206 Spruce street offering home visits. They claim cures for rheumatism catarrh dyspepsia kidney disease piles lumbago neuralgia coughs colds and more with inexpensive twenty five cent bottles and thousands of testimonials.
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Thurlow
Sprice Street
Satanton
CMNY
Miler Araumnd
Green Ridge Residents Visit Odd Fellows Lodge Event
Green Ridge residents including Mrs J D Parker and others are noted as improving at home. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge No 608 in Green Ridge plans a visit to Factoryville on Saturday evening with a 3 30 p m train from Scranton stopping there. W Kimball, ex Arch Johnson employee, joins I A Stevens Co grocers. Several locals enjoyed a Monday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs W Treverton’s Fordham Street home while Mrs Grose of Marion Street progresses toward convalescence. Jotn Helt of Madison Avenue spends a month in Dover New Jersey on business.
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J. D. Parker
Monsey Avenue
Green Ridge
Caucuses Name Candidates in Archibald Republicans
Republicans held general and ward caucuses last evening with large attendance and organized proceedings. First ward elected J A Jones as chairman and secretaries HC Linderman and PB A Philbin. nominations for council Henry W Probst for school director Laws Rudge judge of election W Beck inspector. district officials named. General caucus followed with a committee selecting officers and candidates. In First ward William Ball chosen for council and Frank Cawley for school director after votes by party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
LL. A. Belle
J. A. Jones
HC. Linderman
A. Philbin
John EK
Jones
Henry W. Probst
George Cebhart
Laws Rudge
W. Beck
Winst
William Edwards
Henry Jacoby
Thomas Lewis
H. (. Linderman
Eachistriet
First Distriet
J. Bishop
Ha Cwellean
George Toren
Seeanidl
Ed Middleman
Matt Migiln
Thomas Farr
Thoman Caffrey
Thomas H. Ivelly
John Shiffler
PL A. Phitbin
Poo. Spellman
T. I Cosgrove
Irgess
John J. Langan
A. Duty
P. McDonnell
Wudster
So Middleman
Hirh
Mart. Miglin
Counell
Michael Dean
John J. Bennett
Michael J. Swift
William Ball
Frank Cawley
No article of men's furnishments missing in stock
Local shop asserts complete stock of men’s wear including the test shirt. In town for SLO, customers are invited to try one piece to verify quality and craftsmanship firsthand. The retailer emphasizes confidence in every item and guarantees satisfaction with a single trial.
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SLO
Sinful London Stays Still in Prince Encounter
A New York girl meets the Prince of Wales in London at breakfast. The exchange over mispronunciations and American slang amuses the royal party as he jokes about British city names. The prince admits being puzzled by Simpul and Stopul while sharing light banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Prince of Wales
Armereans
Jetters II
Sinpul
J. Sinepul
To Cure a Cold in One Day Promises Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Dromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cure for colds in one day. It promises a refund from druggists if the remedy fails and prices the tablets at 25 cents.
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Hipwest Mediay
Prige
Three Rivers
Dru Piste
Mall Prepaid
Adiress Neubove
Bal Wi
Matthews Bros
John MT. Phelps
Scranton
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West Side Department
Benefit For Hospital
West Side Business Directory
Harriet
Davis
Morgan's
North Avenue
J.C. King
West
Lucka Walhk Avenue
Thomas Mullaney
the Literary Digest
South Side News
Providence
Burgers
Louie Erie
Tax Dollevier
W. BK. Cortell
Cough
Weber
William McCulloch
Jerry Moleek
Moses K. Kellum
George Jaeckeon
Academy OF Music
Waite
Ioc
Pierge Penn Ave
Sealand
M. W. Collins
Archibald
Complete Outfitters
Conrad
Hebra Viola Crean
Price
Etna G. Co. Bittner & EO
Matthews Berros
John H. Phelps
Pei Chichester
Mamond
Migheators
Finglio
Souled
Terkees Healthititue
Heather
Tvs
Armal
Fin Atawi
Etton Labs
Ollef
Dadles Dley
Lawal
Wales
St. Paul
John
the Prece
NEW York Hotels
Wit. M. Bates
TRAD
Ell, M. Datla
Viekors
Everett
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
GEO, Murray, Proprietor
Ada Golde
Aten AN
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
England
Ireland
Frothingham
Wagner & Rels
John L. Kerr
the Summers
Msi
Mooblic and Rughdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Loyers
Repauno Chemical Co
HIG
Madea
Tien
Circularfrov
Addrea Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Maitthews Bheus
Vrag
Neversky Toa Galks
SCRAN
Belf
Teel
On, PA
Tribune
Moder
N de
St. Denis
Arcadwey
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Nomahere
William Taylor
Dickson Manufacturing
Wilk
Beane Wigo Sify Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Pharmaciet
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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