Four Lodges Plan Grand Reception and Install Officers
West Scranton reports a movement to honor national grand officers of the Order of American True Tweaties with a grand reception after the New York convention. Local representatives and a joint committee will finalize arrangements. semiannual officer nominations list James M. Powell as president and other posts filled by Howell Harris, John R. Wawarda, and others. The election is set for one week from next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of American True
Richard H.williams
Tew Buntledge
Ciand
Hoger Evans
Robert Morrie Lodge
John Evans
Chiad Lawn Lodge
New York City
Thomas Jefferson Lodge
Taylor
Robert Morris Lodge
Howell Harrie
David J. Davies
Louis A. Howell
James M. Powell
Howell Harris
John R. Wawarda
David J. Puvis
John J Davies
Daniel Joy Heese
Charlow TE
Daniele
Tyner
David Owens
John T. Hdwards
Bodie
First Welsh Baptist church elects union officers
The Baptist Young People's Union of the First Welsh Baptist church held a regular meeting in the church vestry last evening. Officers for the ensuing term were elected including President Rev. Hopkins and vice presidents David Davis and Luther Lewis. recording secretary Elizabeth Hughes. financial secretary Catherine Phillips. treasurer Sarah Meredith. chorister Hugh Williams. assistant chorister Thomas Thorburn. organist Meabeth Hughes. doorkeeper Mudimund Loews. junior warders Sarah Meredith and Jennie Jenking. The new president Rev. Hopkins is in Wales and will assume pastorate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Young People's Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
Lvcture
Hid
Hugh Willams
Thomas Thorburn
Orcaniet
Mecbeth Hughes
Margaret Jones
Mudimund Loews
Junior Waders
Sarah Meredith
Jennie Jenking
Towers
Thomas
Davie
Luther Lewis
Rev. Hopkins
Wales
Chargc
Village Society Announces August Meetings Change
Runday in August and meetings of the society will be chaired by Vice President David J. Davis. No session next Friday due to the West Pitteton convention. Two weeks hence Rev. Robert Y. Pierce of Penn Avenue Baptist will speak. Meetings will start at 7:46 o’clock. A large delegation will attend the Piita ion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Davis
West Pitteton
Robert Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
O'Clogk
Piitaion
Practical talk and gospel meeting announced for women
Aimee White gave an informal talk to women at the rooms last evening. A gospel meeting is planned tomorrow afternoon at 3 45 led by Miss Abbie Hancock. Mrs. A L Ramer and Mrs. Hayden Ashley will perform music. New music books will be provided. The choral society plans a room meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Aimee White
Misa Abbie Hancock
A. L. Ramer
Elng &Ado
Hayden Ashley
Choral Society
Funeral Notices for Haggher and Others at Local Churches
The funeral of the late Daniel Haggherty will be held at 10 oclock from 614 Jackson Street with a high Mass at St Patrick s Church and interment in Cathedral Cemetery. John New will be buried from River Street residence at 2 oclock with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. A high Mass for Amos Embrey will be at St Patrick s Church in the morning and burial at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hagherty
Plac
Jackson Street
Hich
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Cathedral Cermnetery
New John
Riverett Avenue
Oelock Taterment
Washhurt Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Amos Embrey
Tatermental de Made
Enniewry
Officers Installed by Wat Scrinton Lodge in Social Afterglow
The Wat Scrinton lodge No. 2h installed officers Thursday evening with Mel Finch as vice grand and Mrs Kite Pollomus as assistant secretary. Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Phoebe Skulburti led the ceremony as whistlers from Raetoryville Arch Wild and CGireen Ridge attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waimnerti
Child Injured After Fall At City Grocery Porch
Jasonh Phillips six years old of Ziba and Mrs Phillips sustained injuries Thursday afternoon after falling from a porch at Nathan Evans grocery on South Mia Avenue. He struck his head on a spud box, breaking his nose and injuring his scalp and eye, though doctors say injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonh
Ziba Phillips
Local Industrial Association Plans Scranton Branch
Mrs H W Palmer of Wilkes Barre heads a society known as the Bove Hilistrial association which has run successfully in Luzerne county and now considers establishing a branch among West Scranton working boys. The movement began with Saturday evening entertainments for breakers, miners, shop and mill workers and has continued uninterrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Luxerne County
Scranton
Garments Offered Are Matchless In Style And Workmanship
The sale introduces a new line of ladies muslin underwear praised for exquisite workmanship and quality. The dealer challenges buyers to find a better class elsewhere and promises near perfection in the upcoming show.
Ladies Drawers In Best Engtish Long Cloths And Embroideries
Advertising notice describes a wide array of ladies drawers in English long cloths with trims laces embroideries and edgings. They offer all sizes and styles with ample representations and varied regoringed eyodatyles for selection.
Ladies Night Robes and Corset Covers Sale Notes
Advertisement highlights ladies night robes with varied prices and models. It lists gowns and crowns with discount prices, mentions changing fashions, and notes corset covers in multiple price pairs and cents.
Barre Association Builds Valued Structure At Twenty Thousand
The Barre association is reported to own a building valued at twenty thousand dollars. No further details on location or use are provided in the brief item.
George T Griffiths elected secretary of West Side Republicans
George T Griffiths won the election to succeed Frank Reese as secretary of the West Side Republican elu. Monthly wages were paid to Bellevue Dodge and Oxford mines workers. The first annual picnic of Tripp Park Hose Company was held at Tripp's grove with music and Indies contests. The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church women met at Charles K Acker's home on Fairview avenue. The Saturday Night club held its second regular meeting at WH Hutton's home with Palmer Williams reading on Current Topics and a report of the organization. John Williams, a 12 year old Bellevue resident, injured a finger in a stone wagon accident. A Knights of Honor lodge was instituted in Morgine's hall with officers elected and by-laws adopted. Mayor Moir spoke briefly to about 32 members. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Griffiths
West Side
Elu
Frank Reese
Bellevue, Dodge
Oxford
Tripp Park Hose Company
Tripp's Grove
Indies
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Eipiscopal Church
John Williame
Daniel Willams
Bellevue
the Knights of Honor
William J. Robinson
Erie
W. H. Allison
Allentown
OM Core
Moir
Local Social Notes From Scranton Area Crowded With Visits
Albany resident Tarry Peck retires from a visit with parents on Pry Street. Kingston guest Margaret Griffiths stays with Catherine Phillips on Academy Street. Mrs. W. Larson and daughter Marietia plan a Washburn Street departure to Irondale Ohio. Frederick Boldry party will sail to Europe next Tuesday from New York aboard Cunardine. Mrs. Mary Myers of Archbald visits friends in West Scranton and attends Rebekah lodge installation. Mrs. Prowl Sturges of Morris County visits her brother. Joelah Bryant of Madison Avenue spent yesterday with Phoebe Skillhorn. Mine Br Ryanea recovering from illness reported yesterday. Mrs. Daniel Jonkine of Pitter is wife of RJ Hughes of North Geomles Sweminge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry Peck
Albany
N. Y
Prioy Street
Margaret Griffiths
Kingston
Catherine Phillips
Academy Street
Mre
W. Larson
Marietia
Washburn Street
Irondale
Ohio
Frederick Boldry
Europe
Cunardine
New York
Daniel Jonkine
Pitter
RJ. Hughes
North Geomles Svienie
Marquette Council Moves to New Y M I Hall
North Scranton News reports the Marquette No. 424 Youn Men's Institute relocates from Crippen building on North Main to St Mary's Hall to accommodate growing membership. New quarters are well furnished and a key meeting is set for next Monday with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Council
St. Mary's Hall
Youn Men's Institute
Crippen
Main Avenue
Young People Entertained at Nay Aurave Lle Home
Misa Nellie Penrose hosted a Thursday evening gathering with a love party of her friends. Guests included Lizzie Middlemann Latina Gabriel Iva Missop Grace Tuddleman Mabel Phillips Ruth Farry and others. Edith Davie Hayden Davis performed, Edmund Evans recited, Hector Davis sang, and games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie Penrose
Auravelle
Lizzie Midldeman
Latina Gabriel
Iva Missop
Grace Tuddleman
Mabel Phillips
Ruth Farry
Margaret Jarvis
Margaret Bedwards
Rena Edwards
Nellie Peares
Grieth Thomas
Chavid Evans
Thomas Carwardine
John Jones
Hubert Lake
Garfield
Preachers Schedule for Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Rev Peter Roberts of Olyphant preaches at Puritan Congregational church with Welsh Baptist and Methodist Episcopal services listed. Rev Davis at Welsh Baptist translates morning Welsh and evening English. Other speakers include TL M George of Pittsburg Welsh Congregational and Rev George B F Guild at Presbyterian church presenting Assembly review. Christian church led by Rev W Clymer with sermons on The Spirit that Conquers and The Good Samaritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Puritan Congregational Church
Welsh Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
Neal
WI OF
Davis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Malm
ff.Quhan
Db. D
Epworth League
Hey
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Christian Union
M. George
Pirtaton
Welsh Congregational Church
West Market Street
George
Presbyterian Church
George BF. Guild
Presbyterian General Assembly
Minneapolis
Minn
Endeavor Society
The
Christian Church
BR. W. Clymer
Local Folks and Illness Report From Town
Miss Nellie Wells of Hoboken returned home after visiting friends here. Alton Mead is ill with typhoid fever at his home on Fast Market Street. Miss Amelia Jeliz of Honesdale is not fully stated in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wells
Hoboken
N. J
Alton Mead
Fast Market Street
Amelia Jeliz
Honesdale
New York Physician Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
A New York physician recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to a patient with womb flooding and pain. Testimonies from Martin Lemp of New York City and Mien Jom Savi of Doven, Ouare Co., praise relief. The ad claims over a million women helped by Mrs. Pinkham's advice and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Martin Lemp
Ave
New York City
Lydia K. Pinkham
Local Visitors and Weddings Attendments in Wilkes-Barre Area
Visiting Mrs William Wehrhardt of Delaware street Nellie Sharpless and Nina Williams from Nanticoke visit Miss Muorrix on Storrs avenue Lizzie Davis of Ferdinand Street guests of relatives in Moosic Nellie Flynn of Ashley visits Miss Kate Neaty on Var Storch avenue D Meyers O P Miller A Palmer Frank Miller at Maplewood Wayne county Patrick Hoffron of Brick avenue returns from extended trip Margret Reese and John Hughes of Wilkes-Barre married by Rev W F Davis Thursday depart for New York guests of Mrs Hughes sister Mrs Daniel Mvans Parker Street Mrs John Phillins Summit avenue and Mrs David Jones Brick Avenue attend funeral of late Mrs Margaret Cobleigh at Taylor yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wehrhardt
Delaware Street
Nellie Sharpless
Nina Williams
Nanticoke
Muorrix
Storrs Avenue
Lizgie Davis
Ferdinand Street
Nellie Flynn
Ashley
Kate Neaty
Var Storch Avenue
D. Meyers
O. P. Miller
A. Palmer
Frank Miller
Maplewood
Wayne County
Patrick Hoffron
Brick Avenue
Margaret Reese
John Hughes
Wilkes-Barre
W. FF. Davis
New York
Mra
Hughes
Daniel Mvans
Parker Street
John Phillins
Summit Avenue
David Jones
Margaret Cobleigh
Taylor
Community Notes Hear Grace Tucker Birthday Party and Local Events
Miss Grace Tucker hosts a birthday gathering at 1440 Church avenue with Mr Mills and Miss Tucker performing. Attendees include Reynolds Treyatton Treverton Mauger Shaffer Henson Hess Clark Turner and Tucker among others. Upcoming events list the High Works Cornet band plcnice June 10 at Electric City park a $15 purse baseball game and several lodge and church activities surrounding June 6 to June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Tucker
Church Avenue
Mills
Clark
Tucker
Bessie Reynolds
Mary Treyatton
Ellen Treverton
Lieiie Mauger
Helen Shaffer
Jobin Filkman
North Main Avenue
William Eugar
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Celestial Lodge
Chappell’s Hall
West Market Street
John Robbins
Minooka Local Notices and Personnel Changes
In Minooka community notices John Corne of Butte Montana visits Peter Lowery as guest. Misses Sarah Crane and Mamie Cooke depart for a brief stay in New York. Rowland Davis moves from Greenwood Coal to Laffin as eight year mine foreman. Thomas L. Jones to replace him at old No 1. Miss H M Thomas of West Pitt ton visits Ligeio Lavering Greenwood. Anna Lavering at home in Greenwood. Baseball boycott fades. town heads to steady business this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corne
Butte
Montana
Peter Lowery
Sarah Crane
Mamie Cooke
New York
Rowland Davis
Greenwood Coal Company
Laffin
Thomas L. Jones
Mits Ligeio
Obituary notices for Caroline Wirth and Bilas Reese
Caroline Wirth died at her home on Pittown avenue at age 82. Survived by numerous children including Julius and Kate, funeral with Rev. W A North tomorrow. Bilas Reese died yesterday after an illness at home. survived by wife and three children. funeral tomorrow at 6 at his house with Rev. J K Foster officiating. burial at Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Wirth
Pittown Avenue
Bouth Scranton
Julian Martinan
Kirch Street
Herr
Julius
George
Peter
Charles
Louis
Henry
Philip Hartman
Ihin City
Kate Barden
Rochester
N. Y
Tattle
W. A. North
Bilas Reese
Booth Garfield Avyvehie
Negering Ilhear
JL. KR. Foster
Bumrer Avenue
Scaffold Collapse Injures Two at Scranton Axle Works
William Schiverbenz of Bellevue and Samuel Mitchell of 401 Stone Avenue were seriously hurt yesterday after a scaffold collapse at Scranton Axlewerke while working on a boiler room addition. Mitchell suffered two rib fractures and possible internal injuries. Schiverbenz escaped with a sprained ankle and minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schiverbong
Dellevue
Samuel Mitchell
Stone Avenue
Scranton Axlewerke
Schiverbune
Mitchell
Offaliing
Dr. Manley
Schiverbens
Local Injuries Reported From Accidents In City
Philip Schneider, son of Peter Schneider of Willow Street, injured when a loaded cartridge exploded after being struck with a rock. bullet lodged three inches from entry in his right leg and he is recovering at home. Joseph Pontello of Maple Street broke an arm after a fall from a ladder while cleaning Finley’s store windows. James Boland at Lackawanna Hospital after a steel piece crushed his left foot at Stranton Axle Works. amputation deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schneider
Peter Schneider
Willow Street
Dr. Rite
Joseph Pontele
Maple Street
Finley
Joseph
John J. Walsh
Stending
James Boland
Lackawanna Hospital
Stranton Axle Works
Sizeing in social hosted by Loyalty club at YWCA
A sizing in social was held by the Loyalty club at the Younes Women s Christ in association rooms last night with dues assessed by size as attendees entered. Several local notices follow including six new crosswalks planned in the twentieth ward and street intersection improvements at Pittston ave and Palm st Cedar ave and Brock st Fig st Locust and Prospect avenues and Brook st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younes Women's Christ In Association
Pittston Avenue
Palm Street
Brook Street
Cedar Avenue
Brock Street
Fig Street
Stone Avenue
Locust Street
T.J. Planners
Grimes & Flannery
Arlington Hotel
Planus
Cherry Street
Tey
Martin Flamina
St. John's Church
Martelurg
Columbus Enun“Il
Young Men's Institute
Edward Knollar
Century Hose Company
South Scranton
North Scranton
Hureka
Jacob Buck
York
Mathias Bohnelder
Alder Street
Huck
Joseph Abrecht
New York City
Scranton Athletic Club
Charles Mirtz
Grocer
Gorge Engle
Alderstreet
Lake Ariel Fehing
Junger Maennercher
Howl Dest
James FP
Best
Be J
Orta Robinson
John Shunk
Fred. Mermana
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery service advertises pea coal at $1.25 per unit to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to GCRB Sharkey at 19144 Cedar Ave and phone number 668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
GCRB
Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Dunmore Groups Plan Meeting and Excursion
Dunmore Council No. 1922 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will hold its first regular meeting in the new hall at the Odd Fellows' building. The Ladies Aid society of the Dunmore Presbyterian church met at Mrs. W H Teetor's home with a large attendance and enjoyable time. The society plans an excursion to Lake Ariel on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Council
United American Mechanilcs
Odd Fellows
Lonighe
Ladies’ Ald Society
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
W. HH. Teetor
Suciety
Lake Ariel
Manners Pharmacy Ad on Green Ridge Street Items
An old ad for Manners Pharmacy on Green Ridge Street lists tooth brushes of all sizes and prices. It promotes sponges for bath and related bath robes and novelties available at Manners, 020 Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Manners
Such a Chance for Showing Off
A fragment quotes a Cincinnati Enquirer exchange about propriety for women in smoke and a reference to an engagement ring, hinting at social expectations and flirtatious gossip of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Cincinnati Enquirer
Health of Pope Leo XII A Solicitous View
A cautious, official note describes Pope Leo XII as maintaining strong mind and body. It notes recent cables praising his health and strength, and mentions Cardinal Rumpolla’s message as a gracious, surprising gesture from high church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Leo XII
Mie
Aiminence
Rumpolla
Mins
Eng Wo
Amber as a precious material and its global lore
The piece describes amber’s status as a valued material not a gemstone, its ancient fossil origins from forests long gone, and its global supply from the Baltic, Prussia, and Vienna crafts. It notes traditional methods, electrical properties, and uses in Turkish markets, with cultural notes on amber in clothing, pipes, and jewelry.
Evening of Emotion and Opera Conversation Fragments
Fragmented dialogue describes a theatre or opera gathering with mentions of a medium, Greville, Cheville, a Bethlehem figure, a mother, and talk of meeting someone soon. The nonsensicalOCR text reflects garbled speech and disrupted sentences about performances and social interactions.
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West
Atlantic Lead
George W. Jenkins
Ror & Main Avenue
Reale
Drawers
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton News
News OF
TIT Churcher
Tomas Pinkmam
Cariadiown Lige
Rescue Lodge
Kniehtes
Pythias
William Schiverbenz
Axle Works
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Medpal
Rempotta Omne
iMeisal
Meneieur Mariani
Cateh Fynedini
Monfieur Mariani
Rampoula
Monteleur Marion
der Mijesty
Empress
Ruselit
London Court Journal
Princess of Walesa
Virlen Sardoun
Alexandre Damas
Verne
Mariant &S
Amber
Morpers Buguur
Battle
Aca
Llithe
England
Orlont
Vienna
Mohammaidans
Fireville
El¢Hid
Avin Abd
Greville
Leiden Craptutte
Minnie
Will
Grice
Hare
Olive Wheel
W. M. Bingham
Washington Ave
Elimu
Uae
Boussade
Willeure
Uhre
USA
Ruth Cree Tiger
Ense
Beranton
Matthews Brow
H. C. Bundereon
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