Odd Fellows honor West Side lodge member at informal reception
West Side and its Suburban A memorable event at Slocum lodge No. 976 Independent Order of Odd Fellows followed a regular meeting in Masonic hall. W Gaylord Thomas received an informal reception after being elected high office in the state body. Attendees praised his selection as grand master and offered speeches, songs, and refreshments, ending with plans for upcoming rallies and a cup presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Masonic Hall
W. Gaylord Thomas
Thomas
Williamaport
Richard H. Williams
Ben Griffiths
John H. Kelly
Joshua R. Thomas
John T. Howe
Mr. Thomas
Grand Muaeter
Ben Griffithe
Light Brigade
James Mott
E. T. Davis
Louis Schantz
Charles Corliss
Charles Olver
Martin Joyce Evans
Willamer
John Hale
Mal Carrier
E. I
Jones
Mona
David Stephens
Louie Watkins
Co-operative Hall
West Siders To Attend Unusual Musical Program
On Thursday next West Siders may enjoy an unusual musical affair with Crump's band hosting a band contest in the afternoon and a concert and social in the evening at St David's hall. Six bands compete on the piece Cosmos by Althouse of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pepper
Philadelphia
West Siders
Crump’s
St. David's Hall
Cosmos
Althouse
Reading
Thumb Injury Ends Ball Game For Local Player
David Owens of Bloomsburg State Normal school suffered a thumb cut while attempting a tough fly ball. The Orer baseman endured swelling, returned home Friday, and underwent an operation by Dr. G B Reynolds on Saturday. Authorities expect danger of blood poisoning is removed. He is a West Side resident living on South Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Owens
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Owens
G. B. Reynolds
Mr. Owens
South
Lincoln Avenue
Pickwickers Elect Officers At Friday Meeting
The Pickwickers met Friday evening at the home of William T. Burral Pricestreet. Officers chosen include President Miss Rachel Powell, secretary Herbert Hall, programme committee Rev John Griffith Miss Kate Chase and John F York. The program featured poetry readings and remarks on The Influence of Poetry Upon Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwickers
William T. Burral
Pricestreet
Rachel Powell
Herbert Hall
John Griffith
Mises Kate Chase
John F. York
Pryant, Longfellow, Whittier
W. Holmes
Mra. Hutchinson
Ida Lewis
Grace R. Peck
W. T. Hurral
Hyde Park youths quarrel ends with injury on Hampton Street
Tom Harris and Billy Williams argued on Hampton street at 10 last night. Williams is confined to his father's home at 1206 Hampton street with a severe contusion after Harris kicked him. Dr. George B. Reynolds attended. the injury may be internal and Harris faces arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harris
Billy Williams
Hyde Park
Hampton Street
Young Williams
Harris
George B. Reynolds
Willam
Babe in dispute sparks violence at Division Street home
On Saturday Frank Woshenekl living with Mrs. Mary Hutchick at 1608 Division street took in a four month old babe and could not explain its origin. An ensuing quarrel led to her reporting an assault after he allegedly struck her head with a firewood piece while she says she defended herself with a beer glass. The glass shattered as three wounds were inflicted and Hutchick sought medical aid at West Side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woshenekl
Mary Hutchick
Division Street
White fabric fashions for ladies and suits advised
The article notes pure white fabrics to be worn by young ladies and favors simple, dainty outfits. It recommends buying suits rather than just fabrics and mentions new late season novelties in black and white, blue and white, green and white checks, and high colored plaids, some lined for heat comfort.
Community notes from Phoenixville and area residents
Dr. W A Paine visits his old Phoenixville home as guest of the Phoenixville band celebrating the band's fiftieth anniversary. Various residents travel or return from trips including sayre lodge installation, Lancaster ministerium, and visits to Buffalo and New York City.
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W. A. Paine
South Hyde Park Avenue
Phoenixville
Clarence Smith
South Ninth Street
Pleasant Mount
Solomon Jermyn
Eynon Stret
Kansas
James Griffiths
Washburn Street
Philadelphia
Griffiths
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Phoebe Skillhorn
Jackson Street
Sayre
Skillhorn
Order of Daughters of Rebekah
Order
John R. Edwards
Joseph D. Lewis
Maurice Miller
Lake Henry
David J. Davies
Davies
James Roberts
Lafayette Street
Minnie Overfield
Meshoppen
E. A. Lott
A. L. Ramer
Zizelman
Levisee
Kawala
Lancaster
Mra
Weston Wilkins
Leah
Madeline
Ollie
North Seventh Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Eynon Street
Mr. James
Dodge Mines
May Samuels
Sarah Davis
Bellevue Heights
Pittston
West Side Notary Public and Florist Listings
West Side Business Directory notes notary public services at Office 114 Jackson Street near Mus Bravo's drug store, run by B. G. Morgan & Son with prompt monthly settlements. Harriet J. Davis Florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs at 1M Booth Main Avenue, near Jackson Street. Also listed is Second Hand Furniture buyer J. C. King at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Morgan & Son
Notarins Public
Heal Bstate
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket Agents
Jackson Street
Mus Bravo
Harriet J. Davis, Florist
Booth Main Avenue
J.C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Epworth league festival and city notices on park and trees
South Side residents hear a Epworth league music program on John Williams lawn with Lawrence band and G R Clark Co beautifying Connell Park. County constables plan first annual picnic June 21 at Central Park Garden. Cedar Avenue trees damaged by Traction and Telephone company work draw concern from residents. John ONeill visits Minooka. Hewitt family visits North End. Rev J la Race preached at Cedar Avenue M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jane
Epworth League
John Williams
Central Park Garden
Lawrence
G. R. Clark & Co
Connell Park
South Side
John O'Neill
York State
Minooka
Traction Company
Telephone Company
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
River Street
A. A. Hewitt
W. H. Hewitt
North End
J. la Race
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Tongues and Truth in a Proverbial Sermon Translation
A preacher reflects on Genesis 11 and the idea of a coming single tongue while warning about various harmful speech types. He urges vigilance over speech and a renewed life in Christ. The talk notes the church’s crowded capacity, with latecomers needing extra chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Funeral for Alexander Gibb Jr. holds in Providence
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon from the residence on School street with Rev. G E Guild and Rev. E C Byron officiating. Burial followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Later that evening a street fight on Putnam street led to three men being fined by Alderman Roberts Argonis $3 Miller $11 Hasbock $9. Mrs Carwardine underwent six physician operation and is recovering. Edith Davis returned from Nanticoke and Michael Costello headed to Holy Cross for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gibb
School Street
G. E. Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
E. C. Byron
Forest Hill Cemetery
Spellman
Putnam Street
Saltry
Duggan
Alderman Roberts
George Argonis
Anthony Miller
Frank Hasbock
Argonis
Miller
Hasbock
Alfred Carwardine
Edith Davis
Nanticoke
Michael Costello
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Odd Fellows install new officers and church social planned
The Green Ridge Beatrice Rebekah lodge No 70 installed officers led by Noble Grand Mrs Merritt Gardner and other posts after a Friday meeting on Market Street. The Ladies' Ald Society of Asbury church plans a lawn social next Friday at J S Miller's corner Penn Ave and Delaware St. The funeral of infant Harry Cobb was held at 1702 Dickson Ave with pallbearers Payne Barrier Harry Seward Thomas Lanyon and Fred Lidstone and interment at Petersburg Cemetery. Merritt Gardner and daughter Mrs Charles N Baker will visit Lathrope Susquehanna County this week.
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West Side
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
St. David's Parish
Beatrice Lodge
St. George
St. David's Ball
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sarah Stevens
North Main Avenue
George B. Reynolds
Bellevue
Lydia
Anthony Baylis
Fellows Street
Washburn Street
Beatrice Rebekah Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Ast Market Street
Noble Grand
Merritt Gardner
Will Treverton
Ada von Storch
A. H. Atkins
Sarah Acker
Henry Beaty
J. A. Hopewell
Payne Barrier
Harry Seward
Thomas Lanyon
Fred Lidstone
Petersburg Cemetery
Charles N. Baker
Lathrope
Susquehanna County
William
Cobb
Dickson Avenue
Petersburg
Dudley Street Baptist Ice Cream Social and Local Notes
The Ladies Aid of Dudley Street Baptist announces an ice cream social at the church tomorrow evening. Post office notices list several names as uncalled for for the week ending June 5. Community updates include illnesses, visits, travel, and a long service award at Pennsylvania Coal company for Edward Secor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Louise Bewick
Antonio Fomacurso
Kazimirrz
Mary Brown
Beverly Chase
Patrick Conway
Patrick MelIntyre
Nicola Melillo
Mike Pegerete
Filomena Tedeschi
George Telatnik
Wallace E. Capwell
Catherine Smith
Forty Fort
Jennie Thompson
Clay Avenue
Cluss of M
George Wess
Hemlock Hollow
George KH. Frank
Jefferson Avenue
Misa Estella Woodward
Quincy Avenue
Charles Holler
Brook Street
Mountain Collery
Pennsylvania Coal Company
LocalResidents Return Home and Social Visits Noted
Martin Flynn of Youngstown Ohio returned Saturday. Miss Mary Kearney of Galway Ireland visited her father on Stafford Street. Mr and Mrs Patrick Glennon of Providence spent Sunday with friends. The Shampocks defeated the Rosebuds in a close yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Flynn
Youngatown
Mary Kearney
Galway
Ireland
Stafford Street
Patrick Glennon
Providence
Minooks
Rosebuds
What Is Your Trade
A medical note links occupations to diseases and shares a testimonial about the Pyramid Pile Cure from A. F. Calhoun of Circleville West Virginia. It urges readers to buy Pyramid Pile Cure at 50 cents per package and Pyramid Pills at 25 cents, claiming safety and effectiveness without opium or minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Calhoun
Circleville
W. Va
Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Exciting junior game ends 2 to 1 in Garrison finish
The Neversweate Juniors defeated the City Line Stars Juniors 2 to 1 in a loosely played contest at Simpson factory grounds. Miss Anna Gerrity and Mamie Cahill of Pittston visited, and Mrs. Mary Langan and daughter Mary attended the dedication of Ashley's new Catholic church. John J. O’Neill is back in town with NCAA interest from an Atlantic league team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neversweate
City Line Stars
Simpson Factory
Anna Gerrity
Mamie Cahill
Pittston
Mary Langan
Mary
Ashley
John J. O'Neill
John
Scranton
Obituaries for Mrs Charlotte Jones and nearby deaths
Mrs. Charlotte Jones of 227 South Hyde Park avenue died suddenly last evening likely from heart failure linked to asthma. She was about 64, born in Tredegar Wales and survived by six children. Also noted: James N Kennedy of 1212 Thompson Street died Saturday of heart disease at 66, funeral tomorrow from Clifford Baptist church. Maud Slater, 1 year 10 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sylvanus Slater of 1448 Meylert avenue, died Saturday with funeral at 2.20 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
Tredegar
South Wales
Gomer
Gwilym
Jemima
Emlyn
Benjamin
Dora
Mre. Jones
Thomas G. Jones
T. Av. Dewl
Hyde Park
James N. Kennedy
Thompson Street
Benton
Clifford
Clifford Baptist Church
Maud Slater
Sylvanus D. Slater
Meylert Avenue
Washburn Street
Parasites of Disease from Insect Vectors
Popular Science Monthly summarizes how blood parasites in protozoa cause cattle fever via tick transmission. Bruce notes tsetse flies spread a flagellate in blood, harming oxen horses dogs and sheep. Surra in India follows similar parasitic patterns affecting horses dogs and camels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Theobald Smith
Agricultural Department
Africa
Bruce
India
Lingard
Local Physicians Listing and Office Hours
Mary A Shepherd M D opathist at No 28 Adams avenues with office hours 11am to 1pm 3pm to 7pm Anna Law located on Wyoming Ave schedules not specified L M Gates in Board of Trade building office hours 8 to 9am 2 to 3pm 7 to 9pm residence 209 Madison Ave Sells chronic disease care L Amoreaux Adams office 2h Adams residence 108 Mulberry specialty graftageuminary organs hours to 4pm TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. W. L'Amoreaux
Adams
Mulberry
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Frank
Williams
Tom Jones
Baby
Globe Warehouse
Rome
Duck
West Side Business Directory
Notary Public
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Popular Science Monthly
Howe
Drexel
Baldwin's
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Lorate
Olyphant
Gorbondale
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenues
A. Trapold
Wyomi Avenue
Spruce Street
Beranton
W. B. Allen
North Washington Avenue
DR. Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Co. L. Freas
W. G. _ROOK
Linden Street
Lawyern
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth Brig
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Warren & Knapp
Republican Pesaine
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Moard
Samuel W. Edgar
Attorney-At-Law
Seranton
L.A. Watrer
Scranton, Pa
BR. Pitcher
Co. Comegys
D. HB. Replogle
Senre
B. Killiam
Wyoming Avenue
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Attorney- Etten
Commonwealth
Watron, Diehl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
Barring & M'Sweebney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
Bel. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
ARC 4
Spruce St
Cor. Wash, Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. S. Lacey & Son, Architects
DR. F. Street
Ll. McGraw
H. F. Reynolds
E. ¥. Harrison
Main Ave
C. C. Laubach
Seer Geerer
Pererri Gins
Tenael R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Welcomd GC
Snover
Lacka. Ave
Houra
Mr&. M. E. Davis
Adama Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
School OF the
Thomas M. Cane
Walter H. Buell
Adams Avenue
Leeds
Green House
Lin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton Hoube
Neat
Victor Koch
Bauer
Halle
R. J. Bauer
Mulbert
Megargen Brothers
Arehouse
Fashingto Scranton
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna
Thomas Aubrey
C. Countant
Williame
Post Office
Rex
Tribund Publishing CO
Dr. Peal
Mapu Oy
Cleveland
Sal
John H. Phel
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