Happenings of North Scranton Mine Injuries Nine Warned
John Liord of Spring Street was severely injured by a coal fall at Cayuga mine and taken to Moses Taylor hospital. Samuel Davis of Margaret Avenue injured his foot at Leggett Creek mine when a large coal piece broke and struck it. Samuel Howells of Margaret Avenue injured his foot at Storrs mine from a coal fall. William Bowen of Wayne Avenue had a finger crushed at Cayuga mine and required amputation performed by Dr Donne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd
Cayuga
Samuel Davis
William Bowen
Samuel Howell
Storrs
Wayne Avenue
John Liord
Spring Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Margaret Avenue
Legcett’s Creek
Samuel Howells
William Bowson
Donne
Jones & Son unveil coffin lowering device at North Main
D. PD. Jones and Son undertakers announce a new wooden framed apparatus to lower coffins into graves. The device uses long straps and a brake to control the descent, creating a smoother, safer burial process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. PD. Jones & Son
North Main Avenur
Waynes Avenue Baptist Service Canceled. Celestial Lodge to Confer Degree
The Wayne Avenue Baptist church will suspend service tomorrow morning due to the Taylor association and Bible school. An evening preaching service begins at 6 with ministers from the association. The Celestial lodge of Odd Fellows will confer the second degree Monday evening. A Welch Methodist church musical at Wayne Avenue drew a large audience last night with Henry B. Davis presiding and solos and recitations performed, the choir winning the prize for He Liveth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue Baptist Church
Taylor
Celestial Lodge of Odd Fellows
Welch Methodist Church
Wayne Avenue
Henry B. Davis
Cleanses skin and brightens eyes with calming effect
A fragment notes skin improvement and eye brightness accompanied by nerves’ quieting sensation. The text hints at an overflowing, binding effect, lacking full context or clear subject.
Welsh Congregational Church Adjudicator Lead by Richard Lewis
The adjudicators Henry B Davie and Prof Cousin with Mrs Margaret B Williams of Margaret avenue oversaw a medical case. An abdominal siteic g oneration was performed yesterday by Drs Donne Burns Williams and Paine at Wrest Side hospital after she was taken there a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Congregational Church
Richard Lewis
Henry B. Davie
Cousin
Margaret B. Williams
Margaret Avenue
Wrest Side Hospital
Donne
Burns, Williams and Paine
Local residents and visitors noted at New York convention and area gatherings
Edward Smith and Lewis Harris attend the Grand Lodge of Tworites convention in New York and return home today. Numerous locals and visitors are listed leaving town, visiting relatives, or staying with friends across Pittsburg Falls Pa Carbondale Summit Avenue and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Lewis Harris
Grand Lodge of Tworites
New York
Harriet Carter
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
Wwattie Brown
Delaware Street
Falls
Early Summer Fabric Sale Promises Deep Discounts
A promotional sale offering 25 pieces of 40 inch blends and wovens at 65c to 74c per yard, 15 pieces 40 inch all wool fabrics, 10 pieces 45 inch cheviot mixtures, and 10 pieces 50 inch French storm serges with cleaning up prices 59c to 69c. Includes Jacquard Satins and novelty suitings, emphasizing value and limited stock.
Funeral for George Benore Draws City Pallbearers
Large attendance marked the funeral at George Benore’s South Main avenue home. Clergymen from St Luke's and St David's led services as the Builders' Exchange and many city professionals attended. Pallbearers included Lioorge W. Jenlins and F. To. Smith. remains laid to Forest All cemetery with a brief interment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benore
South Main Avenue
Hogers Terdel
BL Luke's Episcopal Church
RE. J. McHenry
St. David's Mipleciopal Church
G. B. Dimmick
Mes
Rogers Israel
W. M. Bunnell
Mr. Stokes
Builders’ Exchange
Ivy
Hyde Park Lodge
Pree and Acreptoll Masone
Beranton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lackawanna Council
Royal Arcanum
Prere
Orders
Lioorge W. Jenlins
F. To. Smith
Evan Jones
Clarence Shiver
Joseph Ansley
Clayden Ashley
Morris Haupt
John W. Walker
Frank Mansfield
Harry P. Decker
David .J. Davie
Forest All Cemetery
Mr. Tsraee
Young Women Hold Social Evening in Banner Block
Junior members of the Young Women’s Christian Association hosted a large gathering in the Banner block last night. Miss Anna Munson led the event with help from Misses Kent, Jones, Edwards, Fellows, Thomas, Tillas, Dickson, Oliver, Lance and Lewis. The program featured Bertha Carson, Laura DeGruchy, May James, Lila Evans, Marie Kellew, Helen Jones, Anna Welsentle, Jennie France, Mamie Wesler, Jennie Davis, Irene Phillips, Ethel Allen, Helen Lewis, Mabel Thomas, Mabel Spencer and Olwen Jones. A social session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Banner Block
Anna Munson
Simpon Social Circle entertains with varied acts
The Simpson Social Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted an enjoyable evening in the church lecture room. Pupils from Mt Pleasant kindergarten performed and Blanche Thomas and Ethel Bevan played piano. Bes sie Frauntellier and A Morse performed mandolin and guitar duet. Clara Sons whistled, Mattie Hughes recited, and Lewis Blair with the Misses Anthony offered vocal and instrumental selections. A social followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Pleasant
Blanche Thomas
Ethel Bevan
Bessie Frauntellier
A. Morse
Clara Sons
Mattie Hughes
Lewis Blair
Mises Anthony
Welsh Prize Singers to Farewell Concert at Jackson Street
The celebrated Welsh Prize Singers will give a grand farewell concert at Jackson Street Baptist church on Monday evening May 32. It will be their last opportunity to perform before departing for home and is expected to fill the church. A farewell reception will follow the concert, offering a chance to meet the artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Luther League Social at Miss Grass Home
Members of the Luther League of St. Mark's church hosted a social at Miss Lillian Grass’s North Hyde Park avenue home. The Anthracite quartette performed and solo acts by William James Bessie Diehl Joseph Atherton Mia A N Ramer Margaret Thomas Benjamin Hughes Kate Steinacre and William Gaul added variety. A large turnout enjoyed a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of St
Benefit concert for Allis mission fund on Keyser avenue
A well attended benefit concert last evening at Allis mission on Keyser avenue featured Epworth League quartet with Bessie Smanat recitals and instrumentalists W T H Staunten Fred Glander and Grace Acker. Vocalists included Elizabeth Heiser Edna Saxe Mary Hower and Lewis H Jones William Long. A large Epworth League delegation from Simpson church attended and Superintendent W H Crawford oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulleting Fund
Allis Mission
Keyser Avenue
Woa
Epworth League
Bessie Smnat
W. T H. Stauten
Fred Glander
Grace Acker
Elizaeth Heiser
Edna Saxe
Mary Hower
Lewis H. Jones
Willam Long
Simpson Church
Webster Literary Society Meets at Evans Home
The regular meeting of the Webster Literary and Debating society was held at the home of Thomas Evans. Members discussed ongoing readings and debated topics, with plans for upcoming events and submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Webster Literary and Debating Society
Thomas Evans
System Breaks Down From Climate Or Toll Strain
When the system fails due to climate impacts or excessive business load a remedy suggests heating with a bottle technique. The fragment hints at a troubleshooting note without clear steps or outcomes.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicine
An advertisement promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a beneficial medicinal whiskey. It claims government and medical authorities recognize it as the only medicinal whiskey and urges use when ailing for improved strength and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy's Pure
Is a Man Known by the Company He Keeps
On Rock Street last evening officers were elected for the ensuing term President Watkin Wil lime Vice-president William Elias secretary George Martin. The literary exercises included two-minute impromptu speeches and an oration on Is a Man Known by the Company He Keeps. The next meeting will be at Forbes Eaton on Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Street
Watkin Willime
William Elias
George Martin
Forbes Eaton
Tenth Street
Community notices and church events fill local page
The Plymouth Congregational church plans a final vote on a new pastor Rev Richard Richards will preach tomorrow at Bellevue Welsh church. Miss Evans hosts a mothers meeting with a children’s program and refreshments in No 19 school. Tipple division 45 S of Temperance holds an after meeting entertainment Scholarly and social notes cover a Young People Dancing class closing social and an Old Folks concert repeated at Weber’s rink next Tuesday. The Industrial mission of the First Baptist meets at Ivorete hall at 2 pm. The Baptist Young People convention report appears in another column. The seventeenth anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society at Plymouth Congregational is marked with short talks and ice cream. The YWCA gospel meeting tomorrow at 345 led by Miss Rachel Jones with Mrs Randolph Jones directing singing. Vic Jones to sing. Miss Marion Hutchinson presides. All young women invited. The funeral of Robert Bodycomb held tomorrow at 2:30 pm at the Hampton Street home with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FB. Reilly
Keyser Avenue
Sugar Notch
Plymouth Congregational Church
RE. Richards
Slatington
Dellevue
Alice Evans
Tipple Division
Sons of Temperance
Mears’ Hall
Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church
Weber
Taylor
Washburn Street
Local residents visiting friends across towns
John M. Edwards of West Locust street Harrisburg Bryce Lyman of Forest City visiting here John Jennings Van Buren avenue Freeland Miss Christina Martin Pittston with North Bromley avenue Dr T W Thomas Wilkes Barre president Lackawanan and Silg erne Dental association William H. Thomas Algoma McDowell county West Virginia president and manager Algoma Coke and Coal company guests of Mr and Mrs William R Williams 314 South Main avenue last evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Edwards
West Locust Street
Harrisburg
Bryce Lyman
Forest City
John Jennings
van Buren Avenue
Freeland
Christina Martin
Pittston
North Bromley Avenue
T. W. Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanan and Silgerne Dental Association
William H. Thomas
Algoma
McDowell County
West Virgina
Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Pen coal delivered at $1.25 per unit to the South Side and central Hyde Park areas. Address orders to C. B. Sharkey, 1014 Cedar Ave. Phone 6693.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
South Scranton Man Narrowly Escapes Fall From Ladder
John Schroeder of South Wyoming Avenue fell from a ladder while painting a dwelling at 100 Prospect Avenue and was treated by Dr. John J. Walsh for a lacerated hand and bruising. Miles Emma Fritg of 1016 Maple Street was arraigned on assault and battery charges and held on $300 bail. Mrs. Joseph Hahn reported assault by her husband, who was discharged after promising good behavior. Rev. August Welber of New York will speak at a South Side Young Women’s Christian Association meeting inviting all women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroeder
Wyoming Avenue
Prospect Avenue
John J. Walsh
Miles Emma Fritg
Maple Street
Leates
Frank Lessing
Epworth League Marking Tenth Anniversary Event
The Court street Epworth league plans a May 4 Sunday celebration for its tenth anniversary with speakers A. V. Bower and Rev. G. C. Lyman addressing the young people. Miss Hattle Post returns from a brief New York visit. The funeral of John Fitze on North Main Avenue was attended by Camp 177 Lone of America and preached by Rev. G. C. Lyman. Park Place Methodist choir performed hymns including Thy Will Be Done and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Mrs. William Finn returns from a Stroudsburg visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Epworth League
A. V. Bower
G. C. Lyman
Jesus
William Finn
Stroudsburg
Funeral of Patrick Haggerty In Dunmore Borough
Coroner Roberts held that no inquest is needed into Cyprian Van Gorder death. Tomorrow services will be held in local churches. Epworth league marks tenth anniversary with a detailed program in the Methodist church auditorium including music, readings, sermons, and remarks by league officers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Haggerty
Roberts
Cyprian van Gorder
Funeral Notices for Hagrerty and Walsh in Sport Hill
A large gathering attended the funeral of Patrick Hagrerty of East Drinker Street Sport Hill who was killed at work at the Pennsylvania Coal No. 1 washery. Interment followed at St Marys Catholic cemetery. Captain Delucy led G A R services. The funeral of Margaret Walsh, daughter of Patrick Walsh and his wife, from William and South Blakely Streets, was held yesterday at 3 PM with burial at Mt Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hagrerty
East Drinker Street
Sport Hil
Pennsylvania Coal Company
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Captain Delucy
Margaret Walsh
Patrick H. Walsh
William and
South Blakely Streets
Welock
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Coroner forgoes inquest in death of Cyprian Van Gord er
Coroner Roberts arrived in town to investigate Cyprian Van Gord er's Thursday death on Apple Avenue. After hearing relatives and evidence, death is deemed due to heart failure and no inquest is held. Funeral arrangements are set for Monday from East Drinker Street Sport Hill home with burial at Hollisterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Cyprian van Gorder
Apple Avenue
Pumeral
T. PL Letchworth
Georges Weber
East Drinker Street
Sport Hill
At & O'Clock
Hollisterville
Church Services and Sermons Schedule For Tomorrow
Dudley Street Popilut church led by Rev R M Rod erick holds morning service at 9 20 am with the drive to prayers on Why Some Prayers Are Not Answered Junior Young People and Senior Young People's C E meet at noon and 6 20 pm with an evening sermon at 7 30 on Judas Iscariot sixth in a series Queer Characters of the New Testament All welcome Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev A J Van Cleft offers morning sermon The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus at 10 20 am class meetings 11 20 am Sunday school 2 20 pm prayer meeting 6 90 pm Epworth league at 7 40 pm Presbyterian church pastor Rev W F Gibbons morning sermon 10 am Sunday school noon Junior C E at 2 30 pm Senior C E at 4 10 pm evening sermon 7 40 pm Morning subject Choosing the Best Things Evening subject Drawing Near to God All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street Popilut
R. M. Roderick
PRD
Sistor
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Judas Iscariot
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
Jesus
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Curfew Club Meeting and Local Notices
Charles Krona of East Drinker Street is suffering a painful left knee injury. Curfew club members are summoned to meet at 7 30 this evening to transact important business. The Rev and Mrs Bulgin and Misses Robertson and Ludwig returned from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Frank Michael of Wilkes-Barre are guests on Cherry Street. Nellie Rankin and Jennie Young called on Frances Edwards. Prof Davis will take High School pupils to Bald Mount for a day outing. Mrs William Rogser opened an ice cream parlor on Jefferson Avenue. Mr and Mrs Howard Bone, from their New York wedding tour, returned home. Thomas Henwood started in business at the former Edward Washer stand. Mrs Robert Young on Dudley Street is able to be around again after her Mines. Pennsylvania Coal company and Erieboard Stove Works employees will be paid today. No 5 men at 4:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krona
East Drinker Street
Hh RR
Bulgin
Florence Robertson
Freda Ludwig
Philadelphia
Frank Michael
Wilkes-Barre
Cherry Street
Nellie Rankin
Jennie Young
Carbondale
Frances Edwards
North Park
Davis
Bald Mount
William Rogser
Jefferson Avenue
Howard Bone
New York City
Thomas Henwood
Edward Washer
Robert Young
Dudley Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Eranton Stove Works
Local social and club notes from Green Ridge area
Last evening a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. FB L Olver featured music by Muste and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Upcoming events include a Green Ridge Wheel club ride to Elmhurst and a party to White Haven with rides noted along Woodlawn park. Rev F C Ballentine has set up a tent near the Country club for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicksbury Orchestre
Green Ridee Stara
Lu O'Clack
Amos Ower
Beech Like
FB. L. Olver
Honesdale Street
Woodlawn Park
Country Club
Willams
Manner’s
The
Odd Fellows
Creen Fidge
Spalding Wheels
Elmhurst
Green Ridge
White Haven
FE. M. Keene
F.C. Ballentine
Elmira Tpordham
Montrose
FH. M. Cole
Capouse Avenue
Manners Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Arbitration room votes tallied in Lang staff-Kelly contest
Voter list read aloud in the arbitration chamber before commissioners. Names include Taylor P A Williams Willard Sweet Benjamin Williams Pormund Williams Gomer Jones David Jones John Parker James Morris van Kl Davis Thoms J Davis Jacob Robbins Iver Thomas H H Harrie James E E Watkins John Ashton John Basham and many others as part of the Lang staff-Kelly election dispute proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
P. A. Willlams
Willard Sweet
Benjamin Willams
Pormund Williams
Gomer Jones
David &. Jones
John Parker
William W. Powel
Charles Masten
James Morris
van Kl. Davis
Thoms J. Davis
Jacob Robbins
Iver Thomas
H. H. Harrie
James EE. Watkins
John Ashton
John Basham
Pinkely
Wil Jim FF
Nichols
Eadward Williams
Benjamin James
John T. Jones
Allen Hartman
Thomas Day
Gwilym Evans
William Berkheiser
John V. Davis
Reese Charles
Hugh Griffiths
Frank Lewis
FP. Mitchell
Harry J. Willams
Frank Simpson
George M. Borwig
John Reese
Josiah J. Evans
John A. Evans
John Tt. Williams
Wil Tam GU
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North Scranton
Atlantic
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Ostetter
Sadie Keller
van Storeh Avenue
Mary Smith
Grace Dewey
Pitiston
Joseph Gillespie
Summit Avenue
Ambrose Stomer
Tunkhannock
J. C. Wright
Athintle City
William Cooper
East Market Street
HW. 3. Cooper
Mise Nellie Kelley
Deacon Streets
Bridget Shields
Wilkes- Barre
Annie Price
Amelia Avenue
Agnes Merrill
Misses Jones
North Main Avenue
T.T. Phillips
Peckville
D. OB. Richards
J. A. Evans
Putnam Street
Patrick McHugh
Portm Rive
Eleventh Infantry
Wiles Street
Miss Albright
Weston Place
Furoope
Harry Palmer
Mulley Triple Stores
Cowles
Hardwire
Globe Warehouse
West
Scranton
Y. W
Webster Society
Luther League Social
Webster Literary Society
South
Park Place
Dunmore
M. E. Church
Lucetta Miller
Pearly Gate
Garfield Angwin
Margery Bole
Philip Davis
League
John Wert
G. J. Stone
Mattoes
A.J. van Cleft
O. B. Stone
Church Services
Foote & Fuller CO
Mears Building
Washington Avenue
Yceum Theater
Elks’ Minstrels
Bauer
Elks
Fred. C. Hand
J. Evans
John Jones
Phil. Warren
Dave Stevens
W. J. Alles
John T. Evans
Charles Hartley
al. Reeves
Darktown
Band and Elks
Clair Patee
Russell Co
Tay
Edna
Cecil
Spooners
Acta
Inez
Ruggiste
Mervita Medical € C
Chicago
Turrie
Thomas BR. Edwards
O. D. de« Wit
Pelwith Mille
Thomas Michaela
Pavid Powell
George Davis
Llewellyn Davia
James Vinn
Archie Willams
Winton
George WH. Browning
John RK. Evans
John Widridge
Walter Eldridge
Martin Ball
Mayfield
William J. Jones
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