Patriotic Resolutions Adopted by Lackawanna Council
Live News of West Scranton reports a council meeting in which patriotic resolutions were adopted. A funeral for Mr Mansub is noted, and Mr Thomas Jeprins was injured by a flare while playing with matches. Oliver A. Miles died after sustaining severe burns from a play incident gone wrong at age ten. A neighbor aided the child in time, and Dr. J J Roberts treated the victim after the 12 45 PM accident yesterday.
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Lackawanna Council
ROYAL
Arcanum
Oliver A. Miles
Edward Miles
Price
Miller
Ting
J. J. Roberta
Implied Ned Howard Davies Questioned Over Volunteer Clorship
An unclear report discusses Howard Davies of Kynon Street and a claim about his stance on volunteering from Company Fat Ott. It notes a confusion with another Davies and hints at a married man being compelled to avoid a front trip.
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Howard Davies
Gretna
Hownard Davies
Kynon Street
Phonvas Davies Suffers Arm Injury While Playing
Phonvas, son of Mire Trani Davie, aged boy from 159 Morris Court, fell yesterday afternoon while running along the Waoshburn street car line. He slipped on a rail and broke his right arm. a physician was summoned to set the fracture at his home.
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Phonvas
Syewkreold
Mire
Trani Davie
Morris Court
Quartet Leads Evening Programme with Honor Roll Reading
A quartet including Mesure Evans Davis and Hoene completed the program. Tea cream and coke were served. An honor roll of 100 young Indies was read, each contributing $1 toward the oiired funding ford. Minow Anna G. Williams accompanied the evening.
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Mesure
Evans
Davis
Hoene
Tunding Ford
Minow Anna G. Williams
Funeral Notices for Walkeh, Hefron, Kenny Highlight Local Clergy
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mra A Michiel Walkeh at St Patrick's church with Rev. J. B Whelan and Rev. DA Dunne officiating. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery, pallbearers listed. Separate rites for John Hefron at St Patrick's church included Rev. Dunne, burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Thomas F. Kenny alderman of the Twenty-third Ward was laid to rest from his residence at 442 Twenty-third Street with services at St Patrick's church and interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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Mra
Michiel
St. Patrick's Church
A. T. Beederick
J. B Whelan
DA. Dunne
Hyde Park Catholic
T. Tewe
PL Gibbons
T. Mel Nally
Jotn Campbell
Alrood
Philip Gavin
John Heffron
Price Atreet
D. A. Dunne
Hyde Park
Twenty-third Street
St Patrick's Church
A. T. Broderick
Hyde Park Cantholle
Loyal Lackawanna council endorses war service support
At the regular meeting in Ivorite hall on South Main, a resolution was adopted urging all council members to serve in the United States Army or Navy if called. It declares that those who do not present proof of honorable service will be subject to removal from council duties and loss of benefits.
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Lackawanna Council
Royal Annnum
Tnet
Ivorite Hall
South Main Avenue
United Biaten Army
First Annual Banquet of Athletes Alumni Association
The Athletes Alumni Association held its first annual banquet at the Corson residence at 121 Wrebury Street last evening. Attendees wore distinctive colors and leis, celebrating with a formal reception and speeches amid celebratory decor.
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Athlethe
George FL Corson
Wrebbury Street
Mrs Pinkham's Advice Credited by Suffering Women
A reader from Deep Water Massachusetts recounts relief from long term womb trouble, constipation, and leucorrhea after using Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She praises the medicine and doctorly counsel and invites others to write for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Dran Mas
Proxnan
Lydia B. Pinkham
x—Mirs
Horst
Deepwater
Local Event Highlights Ladies Guests and Community Refreshments
A social gathering featured welcome remarks by Wii Fnios and an address by the association president. Mabel Spencer Bertin Cir eon rm I delivered regitations, with piano pieces by Charles Sweet and a planed program by Miscolin Brown. Miss Teesie Praunfelker led a dessert and a short program, as attendees included many local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii Fnios
Mabel Spencer
Bertin
Mapovern
Miscolin Brown
Agia Bornje
Charles Sweet
Teesie Praunfelker
Ward
Morse
Piiett
Cleese
Cheaifatt
Me. Cooke
Helenrown
Margret Wiliam
Colla Brown
Harriet Wade
Em. von Stording
Thas Mreunfolker
Mary Hetherling
Jennie
Dorthy
Bessie Kuvie
Wittid
Bertha Carson
F. J. Masevern
FE. Dy More
C. J. Coons
OL Brown
D Felts
G. Siigher
Dawis
bPareinetoma
Miniels
Carlton
Mysterious Bikweerkiy Session At Bene Misa Keto Choave
Last evening a gathering at North Simoes Ovo discussed transcendental teachings and the reality principles. Speakers Meh dite Deettheid Nilehe and Miss Grace Doud influenced the session, closing with a general Heoshan of the graves.
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North
Simoes
Dia
Ion
Maury Thanile
Evefaon
Uber
Local Social Notes Highlight Family News
Veo and Mire William Pender congratulate a newborn boy. Mr and Mrs Marry Tinulshaw host Mrs FrankPrancis and family. Evan G Jones continues to improve from illness. Verna Lewis and Bets Sloat are mentioned in community notices with health and home updates.
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William Pender
Tint
Marry Tinulshaw
Boul Cartel Ayvenue
FrankPrancis
Ventadale
Evan G Jones
Corbett Avenue
Verna Lewis
North
Rebeora Woo
Swethand Street
Kemp's Balm Remedy Promises Cough Cure
Local ad touts Kemp's Balm as a universal cure for acute and chronic coughs sold by a proprietor. It claims the remedy is available in sample form and emphasizes affordability with a price of ten cents per bottle.
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Kemp
North Scranton youths flock to enroll in army drive
Captain B Wells Corwin returned to the city and announced enrollment for Company H at the armory. Young men, hungry to defend Old Glory, crowded the entrance as he outlined requirements. many lacked parental consent. About twenty names were recorded with more expected, pending physical exams.
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Wells Corwin
Mt. Gretna
Company Ho
Company H
Captain Corwin
Uncle Sam
Diwtt
Cuntium Cor- Win
Thomas Mills
Corwin
John H. Evans
Alvin H. Price
John Finnegan
John Smith
William H. Baker
William Kennedy
Lawrence McTigue
Frank Jordan
Martin Graimnes
James Atkinson
Robert Cuthberteen
Henry Stanton
Bernard Herre
Reuben Williams
John JD. Jones
David R. Watkins
Harry Quinn
Tisaae N. Mille
William Bowen
Tienre
Captain Corwin Willl
Oie
Eugene Corwin
A. Greta
Providence Presbyterian Service of Song Opens Choir Revival
The Providence Presbyterian People announce an evening service of song on Wednesday at seven thirty featuring a newly enlarged choir of twenty under C F Whittemore. Rev. George E B Guild leads the devotional and hymn selections include My Country Tis of Thee and God of Our Father with special music and an anthem by Miss Meodunneil. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend.
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Providence Presbyterian
C.F Whittemore
George EB. Guild
Warren
God
Orman
Meodunneil
Mulley Ain
Welch Congregational Church to Sell Property and Buy Lot
At a recent business meeting a large majority of Welch Congregational church members approved selling the current property and purchasing a new lot. At the next meeting committees will be appointed to select a suitable site and obtain asking prices.
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Welch Congregational Church
Miner Miles Barrett Seriously Injured at Ca yuga Colliery
Miles Barrett, a miner at the Ca yuga colliery, sustained serious injuries in an accident. Authorities and medical staff were alerted as rescue teams responded to the scene. More details on the cause and condition were not immediately available.
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Miles Barrett
Cayuga
Room collapses injure man at Brick Avenue home
Thursday afternoon a chamber collapse trapped a man beneath ink and coal. He was rescued and taken home on Brick Avenue with serious injuries to the back and head, condition not yet known if fatal.
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Brick Avenue
Pil frima historic representation planned by North Main Avenue church
North Main Avenue Baptist Sunday school members will stage Landing and Progress of the Pil frima in Harmony House on Thursday and Friday evenings next week. Mrs Stephen Chappell directs and will supervise the production. A ten cent admission is charged each night.
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North Main Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Stephen Chappell
North End
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Henry Davies
Wied
Cincinnati
The
Christian Church
White Duck social a neat success in Odd Fellows hall
The Dunmore event named White Duck social drew a fashionable crowd last night with bunting decor. Attendees included Mabel Blinkens Ellen Gough Lillian Bernhardt Kirse Bernhardt Maude Moses Mary Hall Etta Davis Lily Judge Henriette Gruenar Hattie Jenkins Minnie Bruning Gertrude Woolbaugh Ella Griffiths Nivada MeCarthy Emma Wellner Nettie Hart Laura Whitman Jennie Woolbaugh Bessie Kriger Ellyn Branning Viola Bidwell Victor Wentzel Frank Blinkins Fred Fritz George Wilson Joseph Thaner Oscar Hennop Howard Derby Charlee Kidenbaugh Edward Bishop George Judge Fred Fletcher Howard Harper Spencer Masters Matthew Coleman.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bunting
Mira
Mabel Blinkens
Ellen Gough
Lillian
Kirse Bernhardt
Maude Moses
Mary Hall
Etta Davis
Lily Judge
Henriette Gruenar
Hattie Jenkins
Minnie Bruning
Gertrude Woolbaugh
Ella Griffiths
Nivada MeCarthy
Emma Wellner
Nettie Hart
Laura Whitman
Jennie Woolbaugh
Bessie Kriger
Ellyn Branning
Viola Bidwell
Mike Haines
Anna Dranelig
Mesara
Victor Wentzel
Frank Bilnkins
Fred Fritz
George Wilson
Joseph Thaner
Oscar Hennop
Howard Derby
Charlee Kidenbaugh
Edward Bishop
George Judge
Fred Fletcher
Howard Harper
Spencer Masters
Matthew Coleman
Bullet Remains Inside man to Be Removed at Hospital
William Seagraves from Abeve Street was admitted to Lackawanna hospital after leg pain worsened following a past gunshot wound. Dr Connell and his colleagues used the N-ray to locate the bullet and plan removal once he is stabilized. friends hope for a successful operation.
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William Seagraves
Abeve Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Seagraves
Connell
Mr. Seagrave
Local News Briefs Include Arrest, Funeral, and Society Events
Michael Walker was arraigned after a Thursday night fight and released on bond. Michel Key surrendered after the scuffle. Michael Collins, a former resident, died at Tansom Poor Farm and his funeral will be held this afternoon at Oelock with burial at Mt. Carmel cemetery. PC McNulty has painted a new scenery set for Odd Fellows hall. Town residents attend multiple visits and services as the community’s social calendar fills the week. The Uniques schedule a Sunday match against Privinburg Nonparjee, and a mothers reception by the Methodist Episcopal junior league drew many members. Tickets for the charity event are sold at Union Cash stores.
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Michael Walker
Burgess Powell
Walker
Michel Key
Michael Collins
Tansom Poor Farm
Lehigh Valley
Delaware, Lackawanna
Beesle Powell
Irene Bhurnise
Bessie Powell
Hope Pinnell
Mildred Myers
Ethel Lecktenham
Union
Ash
Christian Church
Ppm
Local Briefs From Green Ridge and Nearby Areas
Green Ridge resident Mikes Franch Connor is seriously ill. Mrs K M LaTouche of Inatanter is visiting Mr and Mrs Rh Williams of East Market. Gilbert Tamsing of Burnee Ave returned from Long Teland City. George Lathrope, Princeton student, visits family on Jefferson Avenue.
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Mikes Franch Connor
Green Ridge Street
K. M. LaTouche
Inatanter
Rh. M. Williams
East Market Street
Gilbert Tamsing
Burnee, Avenue
Long Teland City
George Lathrope
Princeton College
Jefferson
Happenings of South Scranton Clash Over Warrant Arrest
A ward alderman issues a warrant for W. J. Johnson of Franklin avenue on perjury charges by Patrick Campbell of Pitteton avenue. The dispute arose over a 20 cent shortage in a $5 monthly installment payment for an installment house. Johnson allegedly spent the money on drinks and was accused of abuse after returning from a nearby saloon. Campbell faces an earlier assault and battery charge, while the grand jury previously ignored the robbery charge. Johnson had not been arrested as of the report.
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Huddy
Twentieth Ward
W. 2. Johnson
Franklin Avenue
Patrick Campbell
Pitteton Avenue
Campbell
Johnson
Mrr
Century Hose Company Plans Pre Fun Show at Central Park Garden
The Century Hose company held its regular session to discuss the pre fun event at Central Park garden on June 22. Tickets are selling rapidly and reports from committees suggest a successful affair. A ring contest between a North End lady and a local contender was approved as part of the program. The trumpet contest among foremen will be a feature, and a handsome program will be produced to raise funds. Three members were initiated, with a drill meeting set for Friday evening.
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Century Hose Company
Central Park Garden
North End
Injury at DelaWare shop injures man eye
John Tittlewarke of PHisten avenue sustained eye injury from a gas splinter at a local car shop yesterday. He was taken to Dr Fulton and the fragment removed. long-term vision impairment expected. The report also notes a elocution recital by Miss Margaret Cribbs and a church event schedule at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church with a reception for Rev. Mr. Doty and funeral for Terrence Metiuire, age 2.
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John Tittlewarke
Phisten Avenue
DelaWare, Lacka- Wanna
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Bessie Sloat
Bade Jones
Charles Hennett
G. GO Lantern
Geepel
Young Women's Christian Association
Wolock
Mr. Doty
Terrence Metiuire
Maple Street
Vertering
Local Baseball Outlook Dims Over Future Season
From present appearances the outlook for base ball the coming season is somewhat discouraging as the members of the team will not furnish amusement for one or two thousand people without material aid. The Mingoka club will play to patrons of other towns this summer. The Mingoka and Wallie Wahs of Providence meet on the former’s grounds tomorrow afternoon. R K B O’Boyle of Providence was a business visitor yesterday.
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Mingoka
Wallle Wahs
Providence
R. K B. O'Boyle
25 Men's Soccer Cc Negligee Shirts for 50 Cents
Sale note touts 25 men s shirts with collar and cuffs attached offered for 50 cents each. Describes them as perfectly laundered and unparalleled value for the money in a concise promotional brief.
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Soc Cc
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