West Scranton Follows St Patrick Day Observances and Local News
In West Scranton events include St Patrick Day observances and a crime note about Joseph Paskey, a Mahonoy City man wanted in Carbon County for bond jumping. Paskey allegedly escaped custody by switching clothes during transport and fleeing to nearby buildings with help from confederates. Funeral plans mention Mrs. Logan and Albany travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Paskey
Valkenberger
Mahonoy City
Paskey
Carbon County
Mra. Logan
Albany
St Patrick's Day Observances In Weert Forenoon Gatherings
St Patrick Day events are planned by local societies in Weert Feranton tonight. The Ancient Order of Hibernians and several Irish groups will hold celebrations in Mears hall. Rev A T Broderick of St Pat will speak and lead the program with music and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weert Feranton
Hibernians
Divishon
Hibernitans
Ladies' Auxiliary
Daughters of Erin
Barequet
Mears’ Hall
A. T. Broderick
St. Pat
Drug Store Mention by George W Jenkins Cor Main Ave
Readable OCR notes a drug store run by George W Jenkins Corporation located on Main Ave and Jackson St. The fragment references purist drugs and a city block corner address, implying a retail shop or notice pertaining to the pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jenkins Cor
Main Ave
Jackson St
Hibernian Event Planned at Holy Cross and Masove Halls
Rev BE Phillips of Hazleton and Attorney M F Conry will attend. The Star orchestra provides music. Ladies branch meets at Hari Gari hall then proceeds to the hall. Division No 15 AOH hosts an evening with address by T J Jennings and various musical and literary performances. Bellevue residents gather at Holy Cross church for entertainment and lecture by W F Shean on Ireland and the Irish. A dialogue and instrumental selections feature, with children performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick’s Church
Phillips
Hazleton
M. F. Conry
Star Orchestra
Ladies
Hari Gari
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Masove Hall
T. Jd, Jennings, Esq
Bellevue
Holy Croes Church
W. F. Shean
Ireland
Community events announced for Lackawanna area
City activities highlight a Welsh Baptist reception for Thoras Thurburn and Wil lam of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers. A Lackawana Council anniversary program features speakers, music by the Robert Morridae quartet, and a smoker. A Keyser avenue clay pigeon shoot, church suppers, a Red Men smoker, and a drama club ball are listed. Went Scranton expected to feel the impact with an estimated 40 000 people nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
The
First Welsh Baptist Church
Morris Thoras
Thomas Thurburn
Palmer Willam
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania
Lackawana
Koyeor Valley
George Jonce
Keyser Avenue
Harpoon Street
Order of Red Men
Jenkins’ Drug Estate
Weet Slide Dramatic Club
St. David’s
Agnes Mitlett
Ranke
Scranton
Lackawanna River
Reception to Soldiers by Washington Camp No 78
Washington Camp No 78 Patriotic Order Bone of America held a reception for soldiers at their Main avenue and Jackson street rooms last evening. J Archie Jones chaired and welcomed the returning veterans. The program featured songs by Walter Diekelnick and the Held Brothers, with remarks by Prof I W Phillips. Buttons were pinned on veterans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiehington
Patriotte Order Bone of America
Main Avenue
Jacksin Street
J. Archie Jones
Walter Diekelnick
Held Brothers
Higher Am
Lease
Lewis Heuserith
Ww. Phillips
Cod liver oil praised as remedy for wasting diseases
An eminent scientist calls Cod-liver Oil a wonderful composition and Nature's remedy for wasting diseases. Scott's Emulsion combines pure oil with hypophosphites to rebuild tissues, enrich the blood, and invigorate nerves, helping consumptives and diabetics. nursing mothers and thin individuals are advised to use it, with substitutes discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Downe
Uchenilats
New York
Veterans Honored at Thirteenth Regiment Camp Gathering
The Thirteenth Regiment held a ceremony honoring Lewis Hancock, George Taylor, and J. G. Sanders veterans, with volunteers Faavo Fotheran, William Willis, George Chaeger, Fred Mover, John Phillips, and John H. Cadwean noted as members who volunteered but were not present. Volunteer soldier numbers were shown with paid parade cards up to April 1. The program concluded with refreshments and a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hancock
George Tayior
J. G. Sanders
Faavob Fotheran
William Williame
Ceorre Chaeger
Fred Mover
John Phillips
John H. Cadwean
Hampton Street church supper draws many members
Trustees of the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church held their annual supper last evening inside the church. Committees included Mrs. William G. House and several Misses with J. D. Whiting and HH. C. Hinman directing. Three tables offered an excellent menu and vocal and instrumental selections were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William G. House
Margaret Lewis
Abbie Hancock
Stella Soarfoss
J. D. Whiting
HH. C. Hinman
Robert Owens
Myra
Gomer Thomas
James Ebitter
Kaye
Daisey Nash
Grace Hinman
Fusie Medley
May Edwards
Moses
Ann Morgan
James Shiffar
J. Jd. Hohnoeck
Thomtia
Remains of Ann Loran Taken From North Bumper Ave
The body of Ann Loran was carried from the residence on North Bumper avenue to St Patrick's Church on Jackson street for a high requiem Mass. The sermon was delivered by Broderick and many friends attended. Pallbearers included Morose? Taynek Behind, Michael Lertus, John Loflue, and Mr Casey of Carbondale, with Michael Goorin and Hugh Larkin of this area. Interment followed at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Loran
North Bumper Avenue
St. Patrick's
Jackson Street
Gwolick Tiev
Alt
Lof- Lue
Mr. Casey
Carbondale
Mersin
Michael Goorin
Hugh Larkin
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
Fireside notices and church events in Abbottstown area
A jumble of local notices reports funerals, wedding and surprise parties, and community meetings. Eilith Libby obituary and funeral plans. Red Bank Baptist church service and new church building preparations. civic groups including St Pauls Pioneer drill Anthracite Glee club rehearsal. Tripp Park Hose company planning hose house. city street cleaning crews active. Young Men’s Institute meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilith
Samuel Libby
North Filiore Avenur
Alorian
Margyree
Chureh
South Main Avenue
Davil T Smyth
Avoca
Eneal
Cathedral
St. Paul's Pioneer
St. David's Hall
Walter McNlehils
Anthracite Glee Club
Roberts
City Theaure
Eadward J. Robinson
South Scranton
Tripp Park Hose Company
Jones
Local Residents In Travel and Illness Reported
Mian Laura Davies of Wyoming visits friends and kin. Mintes Hannah Jenkins and thet Porter return from five weeks in New York City. Charles Miller of North Filmore Ave and Tealph Street and North Bromley Avenue caused concern by stealing at Great Bend. Councilman Thomas Norton of Jackson Street is confined to home by Viviene. Mire Joseph Ansley Jr. of North Main Avenue suffers an attack of pneumontic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Laura Davies
Wyoming
Mintes Hannah Jenkins
Thet Porter
Stiy
New York City
Charles Miller
North Filmore Avenue
Dod Tealph Street
North Bromley Avenue
Wre Stelling
Great Bend
Thomas Norton
Jackson Street
Viviene
Mire Joseph Ansley, Jr
North Main Avenue
E. Robinsons Sons Bock Beer on Tap Friday
E Robinsons Sons announces its bock beer will be on tap at all hotels and restaurants Friday March 17 as part of a promotional event. Local outlets will feature the lager with tasting notes and limited quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Robinson's Sons
Last Conference Honors in North Scranton Church
The last quarterly conference at the Primitive Methodist church on East Market Street elected William Bone to a sixth term as station steward with Edward Ibberson and George Patterson chosen as society stewards. The meeting, led by Rev. Charles Prosser, noted rising membership and honor for Prosser as he enters a final term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bone
Edward Ibberson
George Patterson
Sons of America
Printive
Washington Corp Honors Thirteenth Regiment Volunteers
Washington Corp No. 117 of the Patriotic Order Lone of America entertained returning members of the camp who volunteered for service last spring with a short program of speeches and music, followed by refreshments and a smoker. Several out-of-town camps attended as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Corp No. 117
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
Ed Ward of BK Fifteenth US Infantry Recovered in Porto Rico
Private Ed Ward, son of Mrs. Hugh Keenan of Mary Street, in company BK of the Fifteenth United States Infantry, stationed in Porto Rico, reports recovery from a severe fever. He praises the country and the hospital care he received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Keenan
Mary Street
Ed Ward
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Porto Rico
Keenah
Lia Une Hospital
Zig Zag Journey Through Buyrope Sermon Delights Audience
Rev William Edgar lectured at the Methodist church last evening on his Zig Zag Journey Through buyrope. The audience praised the discourse and he aims to repeat it soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar
Buyrope
Local notes from Porto Rico and area entertainments
Frank A. Golden of the Fifteenth United States infantry at Porto Rivo plans return home in March. The Old Folks Concert is set for West Market Street Congregational Church this evening with an elaborate program. Electric Chautauqua group were guests of Mrs. Charles Menwood last night. Colonel T B Lewis Council Junior Order meets at Seward's Hall. Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club to stage Woven We in St Mary's Hall for Providence Division Hibernians benefit. Several residents visit friends in nearby towns and trips to New York and Pittston. Preparations continue for East of entertainment by the Tripp Park Full Day School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
Electric Chautauquaclive
Charles Menwood
T .B. Lewis Councl
Order of Uolce American Mechanics
Seward’s Hall
Providence
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Henry Wartshorn
Plymouth
O'Donnell
Mulley
New York City
Mary Murrough
Jessie Lewis
Pittston
Fred Stevens
Richard Thoms, Jr
Tonn Avenue
Sadie McDavitt
Market Street
John B. Owens
Hvi Ag
J. 3
Loftus
Pittston Wesdnnesday
Martha Bvana
Routh Gidewn
Vieiting
Wayne Avenue
Nettle Nicols
Anna Moreson
Wilkes-Barre
Elizabeth Wilson
Puraans
Florence Savage
Plymauns
Frank
Bist Market Street
Tripp Park
Ladies Foreign Mictionary Society Met at Mrs Ives Residence
Green Ridge Congregational parish notes show the Ladies Foreign Mictionary Society of the Ashbury Episcopal Church held a meeting at Mrs Edwin Ives home on Green Ridge Street. Attendees and ill health updates follow including Miss Rena White confined at home and Grace Stevens ill at Adams Avenue.
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Ladies Foreign Mictionary Society
The
Ashbury Methodies Epiacopal Church
Edwin Ives
Green Ridge Etreet
Rena White
Jefferson Avenue
Amp
Mies Grace Stevens
Adams Avenue
Motheevy
Green Ridge
and Airs
George Merrill
Montrose
Ol Merrill
Capouse Avenue
Widmayer
Susquehanna
W. HL Tripp
New York Street
Mise Edith Jones
Deacon Street
Erin
Janice Welly
Dickson Avenue
Carbondale
Frank Wied
Monesdale
Fred Mason
Nettle Way Gorder
B. Pern
Richment Avenue
Townsend Poore
Mire Lillian
Flor
Obituary Notice for Margaret FB Donnelly in Binghamton
Margaret FB Donnelly widow of Willon Donnelly died Wednesday morning at 1 Chapin Street Binghamton after years of faith. She aged 40? and left a husband and three children Walter Flor and Alice all of Binghamton. Her father James Meehan of Silver Lane and four brothers James Meehan Jr Etade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret FB. Donnelly
Willon Donnelly
Chapin Street
Binghamton
Walter
Floronus
Alice
Minghambon
James Meehan
Silver Lane
Grain Drink Deemed Nutritious Despite Doubtful Origins
A controversial beverage named Graine is praised as nourishing and energizing by some growers and defenders, while others call it dubious and alarming. Supporters insist it boosts appetite and strength, likening it to coffee, while critics warn of unsafe ingredients and unclear provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letiel
Lenott
Obituary notices from Montrose and Wert Berunten
Fragmentary obituary notices report John foyd of Montrose Thomas of thle by and Joseph of Rueh Pa among five sisters. Abs Donnelly a church member. Funeral Friday from By Patrick's church with interment at the Citadel cemetery. Cannon, proprietor of a Wert Berunten hotel, dies after brief illness. Funeral details to be announced. Grace Flamvelly of Green Midge Street dies after illness and funeral from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foyd
John
Montrose
Thomas
Thle By
Joseph
Rueh Pa
Abs. Donnelly
By Patrick's Church
Cithole
P P Cannon
Wert Berunten
Jackson Street
Filmore Avenue
Tila
Misa Gerteide
Bloomeburg State Normal School
Mike Toren
Grace
Mir
John Flamvelly
Pakhonte
St. My Serpetery
Musical program by Baptist Choir led by Prof Watkins announced
The Baptist Choir under Prof Wy Watkins prepares a musical programme for Easter. The Sterrick Creek Wid Ontario colliery will pay their employer Saturday March 15. Mrs Sayers in verse at home of Mrs Wildeor Baeter. The Peckyile Gun child aims for honors this afternoon. A five member match vs Best Place is expected in an intervening contest. H W Petit resigns at Riverside store to join Morgan Stare company. Contractor K A Barber buys Plane BE boiler and engine house of Delaware and Hudson mine with crew to test the structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Choir
Wy. W. Watkins
Kaeter
Sterrick Creek
Ontario
Riverside
Morgan Stare Company
K. A. Barber
Remains of Mrs Mirila Wereald In Catholic Cemetery
The text reports a high mass requiem for Mrs Mirila Wereald held yesterday at a Catholic cemetery. Mr and Mrs Michael Kearney of Main Street were visitors in town yesterday. It corrects a misstatement that Robert Sharples was injured at White Oak mines, noting the Ontario mines in Peekville as the site. A Mr Herbert James of Peekville circulated among friends yesterday in memory of the late Thomas Mhilc hin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirila
Reat
Michael Kearney
Main Wtreet
Borne Yewtovidluy
White Oak
Robert Sharples
Ontario
Peekville
Herbert James
Thomaas Mhilchin
Sears
Thomas Shurch
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West
West Beranten
Joe Parker
Lafayette Street
French Teave
Mahanoy City
Pasker
Shenandoah
Potiaville
Colice
Puskey
Howe
Pielmer
Parkes
Dr.Bull
Globe Warehouse
Trustees
North Scranton
Primitive Methodists
Europe
Frank A. Golden
Porto Rivo
Ofc Ya Salen Tarsie
Pocket Books
Seal
Morocco
Wstaissesa Scien
Uncle Sam
Maine
Armour
Jonas Long
Nas Lonz
Carverton
Stevens
Sunbury
Pitston
Presbyterian Church
Theo Wis
Church of the Gew Shepherd
Mikee
Lange
Ise Boutle
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Leagues Hor
Long
Sam Pitman
Inne
Balucday
Byvenlig Mriods
Gus Pixiey
Chas
Harry W. Lemon
Matinees Daiy
Wmat
J. Piyna
Camp MacKeenale
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