West Scranton events highlight local meetings and marriages
The West Side board of trade met in regular session with officers Daniels Oliver Farrell and others in attendance. Debates covered new industry sites, a building offer on Crawt avenue, and election of new trustees for a neighboring project. Other items include marriage of Charles Raine and Katherine Jones, funerals for Mrs Jones and Markwick's child, and notices on hospital ambulances and fire hydrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raine
Katherine Jones
West Side Board of Trade
Charles E. Daniels
Joseph Oliver
William, Farrell
T. Fellows Mason
Kt. Jones
Jenkin T. Reese
John Fenn
E. M. Clarke
John BR. Farr
Daniels
Chatemen Clarke
Mer. Farrell
Willim T. Davis
III of
Carson & Davies
Crawt Avenue
Washburn
Jackson Streets
Elie la
William (. Davis
Pedras Howell
Charlies Sanker
George OB. Beach
Nwiskership
Franklin
Oliver
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Smattier
John Rh. Farr
FE. M.clarke
FL Fellows Mason
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Fire Department
West Lackawanna
North Main Avenues
Lafayette
Main
Syde Park Avenues
Paine's Celery Compound and Pinkham's Compound Prices
Advertisement lists Paine's Celery Compound at 75 cents Pinkham's Compound at 70 cents Pierce's Golden Medical Dis at 75 cents Mellon’s Food at 55 cents for S Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham
Pierce
Golden Medical
Mellon
Wymbs' Court Referred to Councils for Report
The matter involving Wymbs' court will be reported to the relevant councils for review. Officials will consider findings and decide on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymbs' Court
Concert at Mampton Street Methodist Church Thursday Night
The church choir presents a two part programme with choruses duets recitations and instrumental solos including Village Choir The Witches Flight The Angels Benediction and Sailing on the Lake Vocalists include Laura Stubblebine Nellie Stewart Mia Evana and Anni Bennett Violinists G Rowsini Prof W G House and others A cream social will follow in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mampton Street
G. Rowsini
W. G. House
Nel- the Hone
Ceeegeessepearr
Braga
Hitler Pettigrew
Will Cartton
Anni Bennett
Salo
Netter Lani
Cowen
W. G. Fieune
Nel- Cbuway
Paganini
Nellie Honsee
Bolo
Quiet Wedding at Rev de Gruchy Home
Charles Halne of North Park wed Miss Katherine Jones at 0:30 pm in the home of Rev Thomas de Gruchy on Jackson Street. Miss Gertrude Williams attended the bride. Robert Hughes served as best man. The couple, after a brief reception at the bride’s Dickson City home, will reside in North Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street
Charles Halne
North Park
Katherine Jones
Gertrude Williams
Robert Hughes
Balnes
CC. BL Boott
Franklin Avenue
John Jones
Dickson City
North Filmore Avenue
Boy Injured After Fall At Storrs Quarry In Bellevue
Evan Roberts, a quarry worker at the Storrs stone quarry in Bellevue, fell into the rock pit yesterday afternoon. He was carried to hospital by Lackawanna ambulance with possible leg fracture, dislocated shoulder, and badly bruised arm. recovery uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Roberts
Storrs
Bellevue
Lackawanna
District President Installs Camp Officials
District President Mrs Randolph Jones last evening installed Camp No patriotic order officers including President Mrs Belle Harris as acting president and Vice President James Stanton with other officers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Jones
Camp
Patriotic Order of Americans
Mra
Belle Harris
James 7. Stanton
Early Season Sale of High Class Wash Fabrics
The season for light weight wash fabrics is brief, only about two months. This sale presents a rare opportunity, with value considered unmatched.
Camp 13 Patriotic Order Sons Officers Delayed Installation
Emily Wettes assistant vice-president and other officers were to be installed at Masonic Hall for Camp 13 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America but the district president’s absence caused the ceremony to be postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Wettes
Mra
Agnes John
Elizabeth Alvord
Margaret Kelm
Mary Watkins
Louige Grass
James P. Stanton
Patriotic Order Songs of America
Masonichal
Wilkes-Barre man captured after escape attempt
Tony Paskey of Wilkes-Barre brother of Joe Paskey former Red Onion proprietor imitated his brother’s escape from Chief Kline but was captured by Hardwareman Beers and returned to Wilkes-Barre. He had stolen a watch in Wilkes-Barre and tried to flee down West Lackawanna avenue before Beers on horseback halted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Paskey
Wilkes-Barre
Joe Paskey
The
Red Onion
Malin Avenue
Kline
Beers
Paskey
Wilkes-Tharre
West Lackawanna Avenue
Funeral notices for Markwick child Jones and Trucadall
Funeral services were held yesterday for the Markwick child at a Hampton Street residence with Rev. EB McHenry of St. David's Episcopal officiating and interment at Washburn street cemetery. Separate rites for Mrs. Llewellyn Jones occurred at a Thirteenth Street home with interment at Wilkes-Barre City Cemetery. Mrs. Phenie Trucadall’s funeral is set for Oxford Street home at 1 PM with remains to be transported to Carbondale on the 125 Delaware and Hudson train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. McHenry
St. David's Episcopal Church
Fred. Markwick
Hampton Street
Washburn
Llewellyn Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Phenie Trucadall
Married couple hosts reception after wedding trip
Mr and Mrs Edward Morgan recently married returned from their wedding trip and were given a reception at William FE Reese's home on Fifteenth Street Monday evening. Other notes mention Miss Margaret Shaudinessy recovering speech loss, St Pauls Pioneer corps and St Leo's battalion planning a picnic at Gravel Pond, and a Welsh Baptist church outing to Nay Aug park with special cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morgan
William FE. Reese
Fifteenth Street
Margaret Shaudinessy
Lonercancourt
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. Leo's Battalion
G. W. Jenkins
St. Patrick's Church
St. David's Church
E. J. McHenry
Kate McHugh
Lafayette Street
United Americans
Co-operative Hall
Columbia Hose Company
Charles Wirth
B. Hughes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mines
Whenn
Potts Ville
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street
William G. Phillips
North Tebecca Avenue
Westerday
Richmond
Electric City Wheelmen
Benjamin Hughes
North Sumner Avenue
Franklin Engine Company
Grain-O Offers Relief From Coffee Habits
An advertising snippet promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute that eases stomach upset aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It claims Grain-O is nourishing and similar to coffee in appearance but opposite in effect, selling for 15 and 60 cents per package.
Funeral attendance planned for Chariton Wirth today
All possible members will gather at the engine house at 1 PM for the funeral of Chariton Wirth. A woman with an infant sought help from Dr. M J Williams last evening but the baby died. An infant of Mr and Mrs James Murphy of Sumner avenue and Swetland street died yesterday morning and will be privately interred in Cathedral cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Wirth
M. J. Williams
James Murphy
Sumner Avenue
Swetland Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Local residents bound for trips and meetings
Eugene Fellows passes Yale entrance exam. Mrs. D K R Price and Gretta return from Ply mouth visit. Caradoc Powell travels to Paterson N J for Dickson Manufacturing work. Dr Tallie Phillips leaves for Reading then returns. George Nichole vacations at home after Newport News shipyard work. Mrs George Tt Reynolds and Miss Anna Edwards back from Reading. Peter Cosgrove hosts Marie Mulligan and Rose Gallagher from Wilkes Barre. Mrs P F Strappler and children summer at Dimmock Susquehanna Co. Miss Gertrude Freeman hosts Helen Sewalls from Bethlehem. William Davis travels to Massillon Ohio for vacation. Emma and Jesse Barzier head to Hackettstown N J. Dr F Struppler attends state dental meeting in Reading. Mr and Mrs O M Hayden visit Charles E Magovern in South Lincoln Ave. Arthur Stover and J Frank Kramer spend day at Harveys Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fellows
Yale
D. KR. Price
Gretta
South Keyser Avenue
Plymouth
Caradoc Powell
Washburn Street
Paterson
N. J
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Tallie Phillips
Reading
George Nichole
Lafayette Street
Newport News
George Tt. Reynolds
Anna Edwards
Peter Cosgrove
Weat Locust Street
Marie Mulligan
Rose Gallagher
Wilkes-Barre
P. FP. Strappler
South Main Avenue
Dimmock
Susquehanna County
Gertrude Freeman
Helen Sewalls
Bethlehem
William Davis
Bellevue Street
Massilion
Emma
Jesse Barzier
Lincoln Avenue
Hacketttstown
F. Struppler
State Dental Association
O. M. Hayden
Philadelphi
Charles E. Magovern
South Lincoln Avenue
Arthur Stover
Keyser Avenue
J. Frank Kramer
Doylestown
Harvey's Lake
Minor Mine Accidents Reported in North Scranton
Patrick Moran was injured by a falling coal piece at Legeeta Creek yesterday. He was brought to his home on West Market street for treatment. Evan Jehu of Wayne Avenue sustained a severe kick to the arm from a vicious mule at the same mine. His arm was lacerated and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Moran
Legeeta Creek
West Market Street
Evan Jehu
Wayne Avenue
Anniversary services and local events in Olyphant area
The Ca pouse chapel marks its second anniversary with an 7 40 PM program of music singing and recitations featuring Colonel Hitchcock Major Pearce and others. The Lace Factory Cricket club and Olyphant crickets plan a cricket match on the Olyphant grounds Saturday July 22 for 25 dollars. The Young Men’s Institute Marquette council 428 meets this evening. Father Whittey Temperance society meets tomorrow at St Mary’s hall. Columbia council 2 met yesterday. Excelsior orchestra held a social at St Mary’s hall last evening. Wallas Wahs host a weekly social tomorrow at St Mary’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capouse
East Parker Stte
Olyphant Road
F. L. Hitchcock
F E. W. Pearce
Lace Factory Cricket Club
Olyphant Crickets
Olyphant Grounds
Young Men's Institute
Marquette Council
Father
Local social notes list visitors and engagements in a Butmont area
Mr and Mrs Mont Connors and children of Binghamton visit Sergeant Reese G Jones on Throop street. Thomas Duggan, son of Captain and Mrs J W Duggan, returned from Pennsylvania University hospital after an operation. Various guests arrive from Danville Abington Cleveland Carbondale Bloomsburg and other towns. A marriage is planned today at the bride's home with Miss Alice Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Connors
Binghamton
Reese G. Jones
Throop Street
Thomas Duggan
J. W. Duggan
West Market Street
Pennsylvania University Hospital
Cassie Edwards
Danville
Ann Brace
William Satreet
J. 0. McIntyre
Cleveland
John McGuire
Durkin Street
Eva Howe
Abington
Ettle Davis
Oak Street
Harry Thomas
North Main Avenue
Alice Benson
Marion Street
T. J. Mulehone
M. J. Tonery
J. J. Fox
J. McNea
Mire
James Willians
Parker Street
Nellie Armstrong
N. C
Lucy Stone
Northumberland
James Lucy
Meade Avenue
Mary Devers
Mary Street
Wilkes- Bure
Lester Meredith
Davie Crugstore
Lake Corey
Rendham
Lizsie Coleman
Honesdaile
Grace Mell
Wist Market Street
The L over s Leap and the Mother s Courage
A fragmented meditation on the romantic tale of Sir Guy and a rival bride, interwoven with speculation on motherhood and heroism. The piece urges recognizing the modern woman s strength and praises Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a remedy supporting childbirth and female health based on letters from patients and promotional anecdotes.
No Woman Doctor Behind Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Claims
The ad claims women cannot learn from other women and asserts no female physician qualifies to treat women as Dr. Pierce has done for over thirty years. It touts a vast cure rate, notes the absence of alcohol opium and syrups, and offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with 21 stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Mary Eb, Lewis
Tanner, Gilmer Co
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
T. V. Pierce
Townlide’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Address orders to C B Sharkey in 1914 Cedar Ave
To South Side central city and central Hyde Park, address orders to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave, phone 6682.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central Hyde Park
Addres
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
South Scranton Notes Ex Chief Hickey Hosts Birthday Party
Ex-Chief Hickey and wife Mrs Hickey celebrated her thirty ninth birthday with a large reception at their 613 Pittston Avenue home in South Scranton. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Tannler, Eugene Tannler, Jacob Hafner, George Hafnagel, Fred Ridenbach, Jacob Gels er, Charles Wirth, Louis Katziwidle, Mrs Casper Tannlet, Mrs M Gels, Mrs Fritech, Misses Margaret OBrien Mamie Lena Francia Annie Parsold, P J Feeney Richard Nailin John Astringer and Robert ODonnell, with an evening of dancing music singing and a luncheon after 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. J. Hickey
Hickey
Pittston Avenue
Alfais
William Tannler
Eugene Tannler
Jacob Hafner
George Hafnagel
Fred Ridenbach
Jacob Gelser, Jr
Charles Wirth
Louis Katziwidle
Casper Tannlet
M. Gels
Fritech
Margaret O'Brien
Mamie
Lena
Francia
Annie Parsold
Mesers
P. J. Feeney
Richard Nailin
John Astringer
Robert O'Donnell
Funeral of Mrs Edwin Frable Held At St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral for the late Mrs Edwin Frable was held from her Stone Avenue home. A thronged gathering viewed the white casket before a 9 o'clock procession to St Peter's Cathedral for a high mass. Rev. Fathers Loughran O'Reilly and Canavan conducted the service followed by interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Coniff Patrick Hickey Reese Powell Andrew Conway Cornelius McHue and Michael Shallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Frable
Stone Avenue
Hickory Street
Gage
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Loughran
Father O'Reilly
Father Canavan
Cathedral
John Coniff
Patrick Hickey
Reese Powell
Andrew Conway
Cornelius McHue
Michael Shallow
Forest club elects officers at recent meeting
The Forest band at a recent meeting elected President P W Kreen Secretary M J Cusick Treasurer Richard O Donnells and trustees Harry Seige Martin Mairk and Peter Cavanaugh. The document also lists local notices including a fire department funeral and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Band
P. W. Kreen
M. J. Cusick
Richard O' Donnells
Harry Seige
Martin Uairk
Peter Cavanaugh
Charles Wirth
Neptune Place
Christ Lutheran Church
Pittston Avenue
Ernest Redenbach
Elm Street
Kalb
Albert Kalb
Cedar Avenue
Lake Sheridan
Anna
Mamie Gaughan
Birch Street
Euchre
Philip
Philip Bohn
Mountain Lake
Lickawanna Hospital
Howie
John J. Walsh
Charles Berghiuser
Edward Lemert
Henry Lemert
Gus Furehhan
Charley G. Lewert
M. Robinson
Junger Maennerchor
Sewert
Miaennerchor
Atty Ackers
Theodore Reisig
New York City
Helen Kop
Astoria
N. Y
Drugelet
William Komacher
South
Bile Y. W. c. A
Mil Cedar Avenue
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West
Scranton
Tor S Main Avenue
Scepe Wilcox
Jennie
Annie Lalster
George and
John King
Stelle
W. ML Prestwood
A. Rundle
BT. Stone
C. A. Tennett
Clore
Raine-Jones
Boy
Patriotic Society
Tmouselline de Oe
Tudmiy
Globe Warehouse
Munyon
North Scranton News
Leggett's Creek
Capouse Chapel
Mr. Browning
Sir Guy
Lori
Theo
Merve
Bke
Gio
Dime Museum
Worin
South Scranton
Frable
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