West Scranton Daily Club Briefs and Birthday Wishes
The West Side board of trade met in their rooms with President A B P Holmes presiding. Secretary Josehh Oliver and J G Morgan attended. Jenkin T Tanante reported library progress while various bills and municipal matters were discussed. John Penn celebrated his Oxford mine birthday with congratulations from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board of Trade
A. B P. Holmes
Josehh Oliver
J. G. Morgan
John Ferm
Jenkin ‘Tt. Reese
Hector Campbell
H. D. Jones
P. F. Brrmpler
Jenkin T. Tanante
Holmes
Messia
H. T. Jones
Jenkin T. Reese
Oliver
John Penn
Oxford
Sr. Patrici's Day Observed in Bellevue Church Event
Sr Patrici day will be observed in Bellevue Friday evening with an entertainment and lecture in Holyrose Catholic church basement. The Junior choir will sing and a mandolin and guitar duet will be performed by Misses Lucy OEine and Mary Conners with Mrs John Lynch and Margaret O'Donnell and William A Lynett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrici
Bellevue
Holyrose Catholic Church
Ohoir
Lucy Oeeine
Mary Conners
John Lynch
Migeel Marie Gilenilon
Margaret O'Donnell
William A. Lynett
Emulsion Promises Strength From Cod Liver Oil
An ad claims the human race grows weaker yet wiser through Scott's Emulsion with Hypophosphites. It asserts the product strengthens, enriches blood, invigorates nerves, and forms fat, priced at 60 cents, available at druggists. Scott & Bowne of New York backs the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Cheniille
New York
Entertainment program features Irish lecture and student acts
A schedule lists solo singing, a lecture on Treland and the Irish by Attoney Shean, recitation by Harry Millett, and a dialogue Our Entertainment Committee with a long cast including Masters Lena han, Edmund Irvin, Trehard Hoste, Joseph O Conner, William De Lacey, Joseph Hoban, Francia Hines, John Troyle, George Hughes, Martin O Toole, James Flannacan, Daniel Malley, Mieses J. Fiyrin, Catherine Conner, and Gertrude Holland Milg Stage Conwry backs the program as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Attorney We . Shean
Harry Millett
Our Entertainment Committee
Thomas Lenahan
Mdhmund Trvin
Trehard Hoste
Joseph O'Conner
William de Lacey
Joseph Hoban
Francia Hines
John Troyle
George Hughes
Martin O'Toole
James Flannacan
Daniel Malley
Mieses J. Fiyrin
Catherine Conner
Gertrude Holland
Milg# Stage Conwry
Royal Arcanum social marks tenth anniversary celebration
Lakkawanta Council No 1105 Royal Arcanum plans a tenth anniversary event Friday evening in Ivorite hall. A committee led by Victor H. Laner arranges the program with speakers John J. Davies and Professor George Powell on life insurance cooperation. A quartet performs, cigars and refreshments follow, and a poetry contest judged by Prof MH Cruttenden. Invitations go out to members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakkawanta Council
Royal Arcanum
Victor H. Laner
John &. Davies
David da Morgan
Charles R. Acker
Philip H. Warren
Davi Stephens
Thomas Beynon
John W. Jones
John J. Davies
George Powell
Vizilators
Profecker
Profecker MH. A. Cruttenden
Wilson le
Electric City Wheelmen Admit Twenty New Members
The Electric City Wheelmen held no meeting in ten quarters last evening but a large attendance. W. S Mears presided. The house committee reported near completion of building improvements and occupancy expected by the end of April. Twenty new members were admitted and fifteen applications will be presented next meeting. Committee members include Samuel Mc Cracken Frank KE Depue and John Rob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Mears
House Committee
Samuel McCracken
Frank KE. Depue
John Rob
Club appoints leaders for bicycle contest and growth
Orle and Will Lewis were appointed to lead the bicycle contest. Club members handling the event push to increase membership. Followers of the orange and purple aim to outdo each other and win the special prize for this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orte
Will Lewis
Miner Injured In Capouse Mine Car Accident
Llewellyn Jenkins, a Capouse mines worker, suffered severe injuries when a mine car ran up a block and derailed. He was thrown beneath the car, breaking his ankle and shin, with additional bruising. Dr G L Reynolds attended and he was moved to his home after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Jenkins
Capouse
Jenkine
G. Lb. Reynolds
Patriotic Order Lone of America to Honor Absent Members
The Washington camp No. 178 Patriotic Order Lone of America will host a reception tomorrow evening for members who have gone away with the Thirteenth regiment. J Archie Dones with Inehnlr man and Walter Decklonick will also be present. Musical selections by William Meld, Messrs Hughes and Reese. A discussion by D. W. Phillips and the Holler members. The First Welsh Baptist church Young People's Society will honor their soldier members Friday evening with vocal and instrumental selections and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
J. Archie Dones
Inehnlrman
Walter Decklonick
William Meld
Messrs
Hughes
Reese
Aiddrexsee
D. W. Phillips
Holler
Young People’s Society of the
First Welsh Baptist Church
Joint Panquet Banquet by Hibernians and Daughters of Erin
Members of Division No 1 An cient Order of Hibernians and Branch No 4 Ladies auxiliary Daughters of Erin announce a joint banquet at Mears bath on Friday evening March 17. The gala event features literary entertainment, a Supper Treated, Star Orchestra will furnish music, with addresses by Rev ACT Broderick of St Patricks Catholic Church Rev BOS Philips of Hasterton and Attorney M P Conry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Daughters of Erin
Mears’ Bath
Star Orchestra
Act. Broderick
Bt. Pateleks Eotholic Church
Bos. Philips
Hasterton
M. P. Conry
Local School Pupils Compile Notable Births and Deaths Calendar
Mise Mary Morgyo of No 14 school prepares a historical calendar listing notable births and deaths by month. The month origins are discussed and dates tied to prominent figures are noted. The papers, printed in the school paper, offer historical value and research interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morgyo
Miss Moreau
Church notices and community events fill local paper
Last evening Washlingn Street Presbyterian services were led by Rev J J Pletcher with Rev J P Moffatt to speak tonight. Auxiliary of Division No 1 and other groups organized events at Mears hall and St Davies. Local churches plan meetings, entertainments, and social suppers at multiple venues next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washlingn Street
J. J. Pletcher
West Pittston
J. P. Moffatt
Famlos Auslliary
Davehiers
Erinomet
St. Davies
Mears Hall
Morris ‘Thornine
Thomyes Thur du
Bellevue Mission
St. Oiwid's Episcopal Church
Thad den
Owen
John Hughes
Mhirteenth Regiment
North Buiminer Avenue
St Leo's Glee Club
Bentham Riday
Hampton Street
Win Withers
Firet
Randolph Jones
Ian Jackson
Abba Wesley
South Meinavenue
Washburn Street
Emerson
Wrke Bree
Obelock
Charles Heldenberger
Mahanoy City
Joseph Paskes
North Main Avenue
Patteville
South Main Avenue
Local Residents Arrive in Town After Camp
Names and addresses of townsfolk visiting, including Palmer Williammé of South Alaly avenue and Miss Jank Owens visiting patients at South Gideon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Waestat of South Moulin avenue host Joseph Ford of Concord and Joseph Cramer of Routh Linen avenue. The list notes winter visits and local hosts in New York and Scranton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Williammé
South Alaly Avenue
Thirteenth Regiment
Fisite & Carpenter
Jank Owens
South Swinner Avende
South Gideon
Philips HW. Warren
North Lincolin Avenue
New York City
End
Willis Waestat
South Moulin Avenue
Joseph Ford
Concord
N. A
Joseph Cramer
Routh Linen Avenue
Biggle- Lhe
Mr. Schwendem
Suequehanna
John Meuehlen
Scjeoly Avenue
Warrants Issued Against Hotelkeepers Over Slot Machines
Mothers of local youths exposed losses from slot machines on paydays leading to warrants for hotelkeepers including John Lukens of Oak Street. Patrick Shields Joseph Murray and Patrick Mart admitted gambling losses while seeking profit after work. The case targets Lukens and other hotelkeepers for allowing gambling devices in their establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Shields
Joseph Murray
Patrick Mart
Jackeis Stalpel
John Lukens
Oak Sttreet
Cunemile Bernard Davis
Lukens
Old Folks Concert To Be Held At Congression Church
An Old Folks Concert is planned at the Congression Church on West Market Street next Friday evening. Elderly participants will perform with the Slocum Hollow and Rugerville Union Band led by Captain Jubal Rmythe. J Thomson will preside and S Keller Willer conducts. The program begins at 2 o'clock with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elect Congresstional
West Market Street
Slocum Hollow and
Rugerville Union Band
Jubal Rmythe
J. Thomson
S. Keller Willer
COTES
Providence Presbyterian March evening service features
The second March evening service at Providence Presbyterian Church includes a reading by Rev. Chotee Kui and a talk by Thomas Morgan on social change. Mrs Howell Gabriel and Susie Fisher will sing, with worship beginning at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian
Chotee Kui
Thomas ’ Morgan
Re United Song Service
Towering Leneux Athletic Club Forms Baseball Nine
The Leneux Athletic Club organizes a new baseball team for the coming season. Players include Eugene Cannon catcher Patrick McManaman pitcher William Moffatt shortstop Peter Regan first base John Callagher second base captain James McGovern third base James Surely left field John Byrne center field Michael Wells right field and manager Paulick Moran. On Thursday April 1 the club will hold a social at St. Mars's hall to raise funds for uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towering
Leneux Athletice Club
Eeason
Eugene Cannon
Patrick MccManaman
William Moffatt
Peter Regan
John Callagher
James McGovern
James Surely
John Byrne
Michael Wells
Manger
Paulick Moran
Cbub
St. Mars’s Hall
Rales Finde
Local Notes and Small Town News From Hernsburg Area
David Jone returns to duties after visiting parents. Mr. Jillespie back from Honesdale trip. John A. Jones sells property to Ontario and Werera Jeffroud. Key ser Valley branch crew mentioned. Officials appoint to appraise plook of goals in Osterhoutator. Rev A Kampras visiting Philadelphia. Mire Kaleork resigns from Phookhopper job. Peter Gondrich mentioned. Death of Dridwenart’s father prompts return home. Carrie Lewis and Anna Pride visiting North Main Avenue. Hendrickson plans short Morwick Danville detours. Edna avenue resident recovering from illness. George Gardner confined by rheumatism. Fred Stevens at Market street. Harry Rushhbeck cited as mine foreman. Sushe Barnet home from Morcow trip. Will Meredith guest of Morcow friends. John & Grown graduated from Hiram College. Mrs W Price visiting Pittston. Miss Grave Hendrickson guest of North Main Avenue. Miss Meull Mendeon visiting Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Matile Hunteriag guest on Nay Avenue. Abridged items end with Bridget Jones warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jone
Hernsburg
J.iillespie
Honesdale Frivais
John A. Jones
Rock Atreet
The
Ontario
Werera Jeffroud
Keyser Valley
Kidd. Richards
CG. W. Kenjamin
Chappell
Rev. A. Kampras
North Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Mire Kaleork
Phookhopper
George McGuire and Company
Peter Gondrich
North Main Ave
Whenie
Dridwenart
Conn
Mire
Carrie Lewis
Mise Anna Pride
Priceville
Hendrickson
North Main Aveniue
Wil Ieave
Morwick
Danville
Fred Stevens
Market Street
Harry Rushhbeck
von Starch
Barnet
Will Meredith
John & Grown
Hiram College
Ohio
Price
Pittston
Mise Grave Hendrickson
Noth Main
Backache Help Promised by Vegetable Compound Ads
A historical advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine and ovarian difficulties and backache. It features patient testimonials claiming relief from pain and restored health, emphasizing the product as a remedy for female organ troubles rather than simple muscular pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Pinkham
Debating Society Hosts Liberty Hose Event and Court Note
A typos filled item reports a husband accused of misdealing and a court hold. the Morroquetio council debate on Philippine annexation to the United States is planned for March 27 at North Main avenues. A social will follow. The Liberty Hose Company No 2 resumes service after a week idle due to horse illness. Public entertainment Tomorrow at First Welch Baptist Church features Ten Thumbs Wedding with novelties and phonograph selections. many tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Jones
Westerliy
Meassale
Ithbery
Qenesigypern
Stuborts
Bell
Muorquetio Council
Philippine
United States
Liberty Hose Company
No. 2
First Welch Baptist Church
Local notes From Green Ridge And Nearby Towns
Mr O F Miller of Honesdale returns home from visiting brother Mr Clark Milley of Breaker street Mrs William Maynard returns from Jermyn Miss Bertha Cole of Carbondale visits Mrs Warren Kimble Monsey avenue Day Walter Forll hin suffers facial singe from gas explosion Charlee Slade to wed Miss Nettle Burdick Laurel street ceremony at Mr C Burdick Larch Street March 24 Hess of Cupouse avenue to move to Park Place this week Primitive Methodist church sale success Miss Clara Benedict returns home Green Ridge Wheelmen nominate officers for 2024-25 M I D Brown and W Payne for president A M Fine and Friend Cavelle for vice president Frank Lehror der B W Bevans and Walter Jones for captain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Miller
Honesdale
Bown
Clark Milley
Breaker Street
William Maynard
Jermyn
Bertha Cole
Carbondale
Warren Kimble
Monsey Avenue
Walter Forllhin
Charlee Slade
Nettle Burdick
Laurel Street
C. Burdick
Larch Street
Hess
Cupouse Avenue
Park Place
Primitive Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clara Benedict
Chace Pook
Green Ridge
Grain-O Proposed as Coffee Alternative for All
A reader recommends Grain-O as a coffee substitute claiming it improves weight and health. She notes initial dislike but reports eventual preference after a week and praises its health benefits for children and adults alike.
Local citizens note various appointments illnesses and product promotion
A list of names including J N Walker Fred Warner and others appears with mentions of illnesses among residents such as Taylor from Adams avenue and Newton Croft returning from New York. Charles Paulman leaves for Albany to take a new job as Walter Briggs plans to move into a new home. A Green Ridge gathering endorses a liver cough remedy Manner s Preparation of Coo Liver Oil promoted at Mansers Pharmacy Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Walker
Fred. Warner
Hh. T. Dayne
Edward Whitney
Hiufling
Mr. W. Davia
Wlp Weichel
Charles Care
Wilde
Agril
Mie
Taylor
Adams Avenue
Benjamin Jeffrey
Newton Croft
Washington Avenue
Hinghamton
N.Y
Charles Paulman
New York Street
Scranton
Albany
N. Y
Walter Briggs
Adama Avenue
Jeferson Myeanie
Walter Mayo
Wilkes-Barre
Green Ridge
Charles Ross
Augusta
Georgia
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West
Board OF Trade
Mr. Fern
St. Patrick's Day
Bull
George W. Jenkins Cor
Maln Ave
Jackson St
Royal Arcanum Soctal
Witrielalen
Globe Warehouse
Miner
Mingr News Notwies
Weier Kamp
North Scranton
New Sense
Marquette Council
Oreily
Rene
Sgwchon
Picis Isc Dicesse
Mand
Fecheom Secciseeeseeres
Marth
Beletlay
Atria Tho Felinilom
Longshanks Wru
Urs Cviccs
Mrs. Pinkham
M. E. Muller
Franklin St
Providence, R.J
Dean Mars
Piskham
Stralight
Lizzie Koella
Tecumseh St
Toledo
Lydia
Old Fonda
Benott
Horner’s Furniture
Lyon
R. J. Horner & CO. Ferniture Makers
Eden Miiere
Manser'b
Sterling Artists
Anna E. Davin
Frederick Herasg
Wiehteen Cirefulls
Lyceum Theatre
Gee & Burgunder, Lessee
Ziegfeld Comedy Company
Mauhilian Theatre
S. Y
Farle
Sal
Harry W. Lemon
Matinees Daly
Mat J. Flynn
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