Funeral Services for Mrs De Martino at St Lucie’s Church
West Scranton yesterday observed the funeral of Mrs De Martino who died Saturday after a long illness. The service began at 11 Chestnut Street before moving to St Lucie’s for a requiem Mass conducted by Rev Antonio Paroceps and Rev Father Sprocco. Pallbearers and attendants included James Balastre, Louis Chines, John Curinecd, John White, and pallbearers John Pinte Alfonsa Benedetto Battalla Dominic Samuel Hefferman Peter Bond and Peter Pinte. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. The report ends with a separate sports note: the Browns lost to the Alumni as key plays by Spencer Hopkins Phillips and Harrington did not yield an advantage.
Church groups plan meetings and socials at Nay Aug Park
The Ladies Aid soviet of First Baptist meets at Nay Aug Park at 9 00 with lunch provided. The Electric City Wheelmen host a ping pong social at the club house tonight for members and guests. The Gaim Nu society of Washburn Street Presbyterian will hold its annual picnic at Nay Aug Park with lunch served at noon.
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Aid Soviet
First Baptist Church
Nay Aug Park
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Electric City Wheelmen
Gaim Nu Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
West Side Alumni Triumph Over Olyphant Browns
West Side Alumni baseball team celebrate a victory over the Olyphant Browns on their grounds. A gate waiver drew over 2,000 spectators on Saturday as both teams battled hard.
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West Side
Othe
Olyphant Browns
West Side locals select delegates for Indianapolis convention
Recent meetings elected representatives to the Indianapolis convention to be called to order on Thursday. Delegates leaving this morning include James Bolton Local 1428 David Jenkins Local 213 W R Thomas Local 637 Richard Philips Local 1072 William J Thomas Local 1755 and Michael Healey Local 1617. They will report fully to their locals on return after the convention.
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Indianapolis
West Side
James Bolton
David Jenkins
W. R. Thomas
Richard Philips
William J. Thomas
Michael Healey
Funeral of Mrs Richard Jennings Held at St Patrick’s
The funeral for the late Mrs. Richard Jennings began at the home of her son Thomas RK Jennings 121 North Filmore Avenue. At 1 pm the cortege proceeded to St. Patrick’s church for a solemn high mass of requiem by Rev. P St Lavelle, with numerous floral tributes. The procession ended at Cathedral cemetery where the body was laid to rest.
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Richard Jennings
Thomas RK. Jennings
Filmore Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
P. St. Lavelle
Cathedral
Community notices from local churches and events
Items of interest report prayer services at Altly mission led by Epworth league, a Sabbath service at First Baptist with Ruth Beddoe, and August stay of Rev H H McDermott at Oren Grove. Also notes on Sunday school picnic near Scranton, funeral for Elmer F Roose, and a series of church and family notices including park plenary, infant funerals, and West Side grocery closures.
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Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Altly Mission
First Baptist Church
Ruth Beddoe
HH. GC. McDermott
Oren Grove
Anna Hughes
Scranton
Elmer Fr. Roose
Stratford Avenue
James Benninger
Dunmere
Bandat
Sumas
Nay Ang Park
William Wallace
North Ninth Street
Water Crap
West Side
Cloge
Patrie Hughes
Luzerne Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Cath
Allen's Foot-Base ad promises relief for tired feet
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-East as a remedy for swollen hot feet, numbness, and soreness. It claims to cure swollen and sweating feet, ingrown nails, blisters, corns, and bunions, offering rest and comfort with a free trial and availability in drugstores and shoe stores.
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Allen
Isia
Lo Roy
Local And Family Notices From Cathedral Cemetery Interments
Interments announced for Cedarovitech and several infants in Cathedral cemetery. Private funerals planned for multiple newborns and a three week old twin girl. Local No 1 to meet at Jaynes hall on Thursday July 17 after noon. members urged to attend.
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Ering Cedarovitech
Cathedral
Jayne's Hall
Michael Bloan
James Blekos
Vans Court
Cathedral Cemetery
Joseph
Devere
Swetland Street
John Howells
Reese Griffiths
Filmore Avenue
Howells
Washburn Street Cemetery
Local Social Notes Ahead of July Mountain Park Trip
Families and individuals from South Lincoln avenue to Lafayette Street are in town on visits and travel. Detailing trips to Buffalo Ningira Falls and the Great Lakes, business travel to Cleveland, and a baby birth on Chestnut street. The Washington camp No 178 plans an excursion to Mountain Park on July 1 with trains at 8 14 and 1 o'clock, tickets valid on both.
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Charles BE. McGovern
Frank
Mary Owens
South Lincoln Avenue
Buffalo
Ningira Falls
Great Lakes
Laura Meyers
Margaret Baduen
Kingaton
Helen Bass
North Sumner Avenue
Emmmet Ells
Lafayette Street
Thomas Howell
Washburn Street
Cleveland
John R. Thomas
Gibson
Anna Davis
Fourteenth Street
Carbondale
Willliam Brown
Chestnut Street
Softly
Swetland Street
Starbucen
William Dravis
Oxford Street
Hartford
Conn
Mountain Park
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Central Depot
North Scranton community news and encampment plans
The Father Whitty society prepares for the Lake Lodore encampment opening Friday. Rev J V Moylan leads spiritual efforts for the society and the Catholic Total Abstinence Union. Patrolman May arrests David Andrews and James Gallagher after a heavy drinking dispute on Brick Avenue. Rev Dr Whiten of Baltimore visits, then returns home. Miss Martha Thomas visits in North Mallin Avenue. Christian Endeavor dawn service set for Friday at Olbummi Avenue. Memorial Baptist Sunday school picnic at Nay Aug Park yesterday. Young Women’s Christian Association porch party moved to tonight. Ouchi club invites all young women to attend. New electric light installed at Spring Street and Edna Avenue. John W Smith on vacation with ITones. Percy Shires visits Wyoming County.
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Father Whitty
Brick Avenue
Oak Street
David Andrews
Brick Avenues
James Callagher
Wioysne Avenue
Andrews
Gallagher
Henry's
Whilen
Baltimore
N. J. McManus
Holy Rosary
Bult
Martha Thomas
Pittston
Fred Mayo
North Molin Avenue
Christian Endeavor
North Main Avenue
Brother Hall
Ol Bummi Avenue
Memorial Baptist Church
Nay Aug Park
Merry Plenickers
Oelock
Young Women's Christian Association
Ben
Spring Street
Edna Aveue
John W. Smith
Gardner Avenue
Itones
Percy Shires
Wyoming County
South Scranton Notes Social Club Outing and Local Court Case
The Star Social club plans a lake outing at Lily Lake next Sunday with onion, bake, refreshments, boat racing, a hull game, and music for members and families. Jacob Wirth was arraigned for assault and battery with bail set at 100. Max Cholnofeky faced cruelty to animals after a dispute over an alley gutter ended with a horse being struck.
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Star Social Club
Lily Lake
Minsie
Mem Hore
Jacob Kaestner
William Rosur
Jacob Mirts
Charles Ems George Trartman
Peter Phillips
Jacob Wirth
Tentes
HO Hygok Street
Wirth
Murray
Jacob Keiper
Max Cholnofeky
Stone Avenue
The Best Diarrhoea Medicine on Earth
Prominent Indianapolis area farmer W. B. Landers testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best medicine on earth It has saved his life several times and he has used it for nine years For sale by all druggists.
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W. B. Landers
Indianapolis
Ind
Chamberlain
Diseases From Cell Disorganization The Byers Method
The article explains that diseases arise from disorganized body tissues and that restoring cells to normal condition cures all chronic diseases. It states Doctor Byers uses a non allopathic, non homeopathic treatment grounded in exact science with proven, fixed-law certainty.
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Doctor Byers
Free X Ray Examination by Doctor Byers
Doctor Byers offers a free N Ray fluoroscopic X ray examination to determine the cause of illness with absolute certainty. His outfit is described as the most elaborate in the community and he will advise on a cure at no charge. No compensation is asked.
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Doctor Byers
Byers
Guy
Stomach Trouble Patient Reports Relief After Doctor Byers
Mrs. Jane Splane of Larch street and Wyoming avenue says she suffered long with stomach distress and bloating after meals. She credits Doctor Byers' treatment with complete relief and urges friends to seek it.
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Jane Splane
Larch Street
Wyoming Avenue
Funeral for George Dropp Held in Dunmore
The funeral for the late George Dropp was held at his Drinker Street home with Rev. W I Gibbons officiating. Interment occurred in Dunmore cemetery as a large number of friends attended to pay respects.
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George Dropp
Drinker Street
W. I. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Edith Learn
Lopez
M. W. Chamberlin
Blakely Slroot
Laura O'Hara
Church Street
Pittston
A. McAndrew
Wilkes-Barre
Misa Mary McAndrew
Walton
New York City
J. R. Murphy
Peter Siegle
Blewart
Elm Street
Williamsport
Riends
G. W. Jones
William Hull
Hollisterville
Robert White
MI Street
J. D. Bamback
Buffalo
Mra
Hartwicck
Bloom Street
Social Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby
Green Ridge Miss Minnie J Peek of Capouse avenue attends a house party at Townunda MPa. Mrs Bowver of Yonkers and Mrs Wright of New York City visit brothers C Von Storch on Capouse avenue. Mrs Alfred Hunt of Delaware street entertains an aunt from New York. Colonel FP Hitchcock and family plan a trip to Blarlight Lake this week.
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Capouse Avenue
Townunda
Mpa
Bowver
Yonkers
Wright
New York City
C. von Storch
Alfred Hunt
Delaware Street
New York
FP. L. Hitchcock
Blarlight Lake
Obituary of Mrs Sarah Kernn with relatives listed
Mrs Sarah Kernn, aged resident of 828 Phelps Street, died at home on Sunday after a period of illness. Survived by three daughters Alice Mary Jennie and son Frank and sister Mrs R Kelly. Funeral is tomorrow a requiem mass at St Peter's Cathedral at 9 o'clock with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs Peter Knapp obituary continued.
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Sarah Kernn
Phelps Street
Alice
Mary
Jennie
Frank
R. Kelly
Peter's Cathedral
Long Trouble Patient Praises Doctor M. H. Fine
A testimonial letter from a Pitts burg resident thanks M. H. Fine of 888 Union St for successful asthma and bronchial relief. The writer cites lifelong breathlessness after a December 1880 grippe and credits the doctor with restoring hope and vitality through treatment within reach of all.
Doctor Byers' Record
Doctor Byers was born to Quaker parents and educated under their influence. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College in 1872 and studied at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He attended Penn Hospital for Acute and Surgical Diseases and the Blockly Hospital for Skin and Chronic Diseases. He was later associated with eye and ear clinics at Will’s Hospital and with J Solis Cohen's throat clinics. He served as examining physician for Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York.
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Will's Hospital
Philadelphia
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
New York
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Byrue Teething Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Byrue for teething children. It claims the remedy is one of the best female physicians in the United States, used for sixty years with universal success by mothers. It promises relief from teething pain, diarrhoea, flux, and wind colic, and bids five cents per bottle.
Fiery Skin Disease Relief At Last
A woman named Ol eee Mrs. onusue from Brokenshire Jermyn Pi recounts ten years of agonizing eczema. After doctors failed, Doctor Byers’ treatment ended pain and itching, stopped nightly spasms, restored sleep, and began healing her legs.
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Doctor Byora
Chronic bowel disease relief by Dr ByersQuaker doctor
Mrs Barbara Dickson of Parker Street Providence suffered fourteen years of chronic diarrhea causing severe bearing down and prolapse with up to seven bowel movements daily. After one visit the pain in hips and legs vanished and her bowels now move once daily. the piles ceased troubling her and she blesses the doctor.
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Barbara Dickson
Parker Street
Providence
Mrs M Queenie of Avoca Pa Praises Doctor Styers
In Avoca Pennsylvania Mrs M Queenie describes 15 years of back pain and two months bedridden. She recounts severe headaches and stomach distress before declaring Doctor Styers cured her symptoms. She commends the Quaker physician as kind and skilled.
Woman Claims Hearing Restored by Doctor After 15 Years
Wm. Sutton, mother from Bankaville Pa, describes 15 years of ear discharge with hearing loss and noises. She says Dr. Byers stopped the discharge, restored one hearing, and relieved the distressing sounds.
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Wm. Sutton
Bankaville
Doctor Churchman Byers Permanent Offices on Spruce St
Office on the second floor at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pa opens daily with hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 and evening 7 to 9 Sundays 10 to 12.
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Spruce St
Scranton
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