Welsh C M Church hosts two Welsh gatherings on West Side
West Side and City Suburban held two Welsh C M Church sessions Saturday. Cymanfa sessions of Welsh Methodists in Lackawanna and Wyoming Valleys discussed church interests and progress. evening preaching featured Rev. Roberts of New York City and Rev. Williams of West Bangor before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Churche
Lackawanna
Wyoming Valleye
Fministera
William Matthews
Olyphant
Joseph Roberts
New York City
William Jenkins
Wilkes- Barre
T. A. Williams
Plymouth
Hugh Davies
J. T. Morris
David P. Jones
David Jones
Scranton
Edward Foulkes
West Bangor
Calvinistic Methodist Church
William J. Lewis
Carbondale
John J. Williams
Roberts
First
John W. Morris
Slatington
John ©. Jones
Bellevue
First Welsh Congregational Church
John W. Willams
Tabernacle Congregational Church
John W. Evans
Philadelphia
Funeral of David H. Thomas
A large gathering attended the funeral at the late residence with royal offerings described as choice and beautiful. Rev. Thomas DeGruchy of Jackson Street Baptist Church delivered a touching sermon. A church quartet sang. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers were Evan Jenkins Michael Grogan David Hughes T. Morgan Benjamin Edwards and Edward Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Thomas
Thomas DeGruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Evan Jenkins
Michael Grogan
David Hughes
T. T. Morgan
Benjamin Edwards
Edward Williams
Bicycle collision leaves two ridersuninjured on Washburn Main
Will Hutton and Will Hughes collided Saturday night at Washburn street and Main avenue as they rode at speed. Hutton led Hughes by about fifteen feet when Hutton turned right and Hughes collided with Huttons wheel. Investigators found neither rider nor bike injured despite a fall on the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hutton
Will Hughes
Washburn Street
Main Avenue
Hutton
Hughes
South Main
Miss Florence Lesh Visits Newton Friends
Miss Florence Lesh of Newton visits West Side friends. Mr and Mrs C W Boughton of ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lesh
Newton
West Side
Mra
C. W. Boughton
Redfern Corsets Promised for Health and Figure Fit
An ad extols Redfern corsets as anatomically correct products by Dr. Warner, crafted to fit every woman’s figure without health risk. It highlights superior gores, whale-bone construction, and comfort, claiming they outshine imports and offer better value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christendom
Mr. Redfern
Redfern
Warner
Greenland
France
Corset Fitting Event at Local Store This Week
A corset fitter from the manufacturer will be at the store all week. A private comfortable room is set up for customers to try on corsets and ensure a proper fit.
Loss of valuable horse shocks Washburn resident
John L. James of Washburn street reports the death of a horse he raised after it fell ill on Friday. Two veterinarians treated the animal, but it died on Saturday morning. Meanwhile Thomas Carson of Washburn street has filed as a candidate for county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. James
Washburn Street
James
Thomas Carson
Agnes Murray
Taylor
Dunmore
Providence
South Side
Green Ridge
Local Ads List Creditors and Dealers on Jackson Street
B G Morgan and Son offer public notary services and foreign exchange from 114 Jackson Street above Musgrave's Drug Store. Harriet J Davis Florist markets cut flowers and funeral designs at 1M South Main Two Doors from Jackson. A second hand furniture ad invites quick cash for sale of items from J C King at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Morgan & Son
Notaries Public
Heal Estate
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave's
Harriet J. Davis
South
Main Avenue
J. C. King
West Lackewanna Avenue
Local Woman Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Michael Reap of West Market street died Saturday morning after about a week of illness. She was about 30 and survived by her husband and two children. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Andrew Gordon was arrested Saturday night following an altercation with Joseph Shnopinsky in downtown, after tea time they traveled to the central city where a fight broke out. Gordon allegedly struck Shnopinsky with a bottle, causing a deep neck wound and near-severing the left ear, with a hearing before Alderman Fidler held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Reap
West Market Street
Andrew Gordon
Joseph Shnopinsky
Shnopinsky
Gordon
Alderman Fidler
Mh SALE Mh SALE Not much room for chatting today
Brief item notes a tight space with little commentary and a focus on bare facts. No names places or dates are provided in readable text.
Notable Fabric Names Bring Bold Style Leads
The passage lists new and proper shadings and fabric names such as Plain and Figured Mohairs Mozambiques Plain and Fancy Beiges English Covert Cloths New Check Novel ties Silk and Wool Weaves. Prices of 75c and 85c were cited for choice fabrics early last week.
TOURIST SUITINGS SALE NOTES FROM TEXTILE ADS
Textile ad notes 40 inch wide covert cloth in gray and brown blends with a smooth face. Mentions last week's figure 50e and sale price 374c for Scotch mixtures. Describes TOURIST SUITINGS as a specialty at 50e with emphasis on quality and best effects.
Sale on 44 to 50 inch Storm Serges at cut prices
These are staples, as good next year as this, and as a heavy ad vance is certain to take place in the early fall, at these sale prices they are a very unusual bargain. 44-inch French Storm Serge, all wool, navy and black, sale price 45c. 50-inch Storm Serges, heavy, all wool, navy or black, 50-inch Serges, very fine twill and best make made in France.
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France
Local Court Hearings and Community Notices
Gordon held in 00 ball for court appearance. prosecutor arrested for threatening to kill. Defendant could not post $600 bail. McGuire and Martin jailed for fighting. fines set. Dennis Jones fined $1, jailed 15 days for nonpayment. Funeral of Mrs Owen McHugh held at Holy Rosary and Hyde Park Cemetery. Horse linked to F M Smith’s wagon ran away injuring no one. Ethel Owens surprised on seventh birthday with gifts. Annie Griffiths visited by Ida James. Evan Jacobs visited William Richards. Rev E G Heals preached at Puritan Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Thomas McGuire
Alexander Martin
Lieutenant Spellman
Alderman Fidler
Dennis Jones
Fidler
Owen McHugh
Parnel Street
Holy Rowary
Hyde Park Catholic
F. M. Smith
Rachel Owens
Mabel Parry
Inis Zimmerman
Irene Evans
Lillie Coles
Margaret Coles
Blodwyn Thomas
Esther Parry
Minnie Thomas
Amy Parry
Emily Thomas
Polly Jones
Charlotte Bryden
Ruth Parry
Edith Lewis
Clara Moore
David Zimmerman
George
Frank Jones
Annie Griffiths
Taylor
Ida James
West Market Street
Evan Jacobs
Nanticoke
William Richards
Spring Street
E. G. Heals
South Wilkes- Barre
Puritan Congregational Church
Local social notes from the town
Miss Grace Vaughn of Von Storch avenue travels to Carbondale for the summer. Mr and Mrs Roy F McKune of Fordham street return from Lanesboro after attending a high school graduation. Mrs Tilda Briscoe of Poughkeepale New York visits her brother R A Van Gorden on Marton street. Miss Lou Dimmick of Penn avenue owns a Crawford wheel. Dr EB Grewer and family host Miss Marie Clifford of Pitteton for several days. NA Junior Baptist Young People union organized at the Baptist church with Sunday meetings at 4 p m. Asbury Methodist Episcopal church trustees set annual officer elections for Wednesday evening. Misses Coons and Mullinax of Clark's Green visit Miss Mae Benedict on Deacon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Vaughn
von Storch Avenue
Carbondale
Roy F. McKune
Fordham Street
Lanesboro
Tilda Briscoe
Poughkeepale
N.Y
R. A. van Gorden
Marton Street
Lou Dimmick
Penn Avenue
Clark's Green
Mae Benedict
Deacon Street
Remains of Mrs Elizabeth Bruk Interred in Dunmore
The remains of Mrs Elizabeth Bruk were interred in Dunmore cemetery yesterday afternoon after a funeral from Alder street home. Rev J L Haas of St Pauls Evangelical church conducted the services and the wedding of the Kil lian family was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bruk
Dunmore Cemetery
Alder Street
J. L. Haas
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Washington Avenue Cemetery
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Board of America
St. John’s Catholic Church
Peter Dougherty
Pittaton
South Side
Joseph Rubeck
Philadelphia
Unique St Mark's Guild event staged by Mrs Jarley wax works show
The Guild of St Agnes plans a unique entertainment at St Mark's parish house tomorrow headlined by Mrs Jarley and her wax works. A long list of characters including Little Bo Peep Minnie ton Little Boy Blue and many others will be represented. Admission is ten cents. Also noted are birth, post office uncalled for letters and various social visits and concerts around Wilkes-Barre.
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St. Mark's
Guild of St. Agnes
Mrs. Jarley
Little Bo-Peep
Minniexton
Roy Wood
Scotland
Martha Matthews
Hessie Maresh
Elmer Marsh
Vanity Fair
Etta Foster
Jack
W. McKane
Maud Muller
Gertrude Matthews
Last of the Mohicans
A. I
Austin
Portia
Priscella Winterstein
Alice Ammerman
Kate Angle
Barrett
Sixth Ward
Mike Bortuak
George Buxton
Lawrence Connell
Madison Avenue
Green Ridge Street
M. Lian Dietrick
Mary 8. Garrett
Ira B. Gardner
Kate Hayes
Mise
M. M. Healey
Martin Kennedy
Walter Kiger
Sdndon Lown
Barney O'Neal
John Parick
John Plosner
John Spruks
Garrett Walsh
Frank Yeugile
Benjamin Jeffrey
Jefferson Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
James Black
Riggs Street
Port Blanchard
Charles Skeoch
Clay Avenue
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Dudley Street Baptist Church
May Courtright
Archhbald
Waverly
L. R. Powler
Cherry Street
Grand Army of
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Radical Rectal Relief
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a permanent remedy for all forms of piles, claiming rapid pain stop and a medical contraction of hemorrhoidal tissues. It markets itself as safe and drug free, selling for small pack prices and offering a free book on piles cures by mail from Pyramid Co., Albion, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Dunmore Community Petitions for Veterans Flag Donation
The Republic thanks Dunmore residents for buying a handsome American silk flag to be owned by Dunmore Veterans for life, then passing to the Lone of Veterans. Also notes local ailments, recoveries, visits, a birth, a funeral, a lodge delegation, a local accident event, and a curious shop incident with a person stealing butter from a wagon near J B Hobday’s butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Dunmore
Lone of
Veterane
Mary Misener
Plakely Street
Johner
Brook Street
Charles Washburn
Webster Avenue
Pennsylvania Coal Company
James Watson
Moscow
A. P. McDonough
Drinker Street
Michael Gilroy
Apple Street
Frank Gettings
Mortimer Street
Mount Carmel
George 8. Schrank
Rigge Street
Mauch Chunk
Dunmore Lodge of
Red Men
Frank A. Boultry
Madisonville
J. B. Hobday
Moosie borough project sparks political ripples and local talent
The Moosie borough plan draws fire from a Timea news manager, withReaders noting political leverage and questions about recognition for Moosic sufferers. Billy Burke gains postmaster appointment, aligning with the Republicans. McCoy concert at Father Mathew hall features the Dilid duo praised as versatile entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosie
Timea
Times
Billy” Burke
Burke
F. A. Kane
McCoy
Father Mathew Hall
Obituary notices for two local residents
George Robertson aged six son of Mr and Mrs W G Robertson of Clay Avenue Dunmore died Saturday morning of pneumonia. Funeral at 2 o clock this afternoon from the family residence. Charlotte C Richards of 532 Quay Avenue died yesterday aged over 71. Survived by husband and several adult children. Funeral Wednesday from the late residence with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
W. G. Robertson
Clay Avenue
Dunmore
Charlotte C. Richards
Quay Avenue
Washburn Street
Dunn Bros Win Paving Contract For Sauquelt Mill Yard
Dunn Bros awarded asphalt paving contract for the yard around the Sauquelt Mill on the South Side. Work begins immediately with nearly 3,000 square yards paved plus curbing and related improvements, elevating the mill as a premier silk property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Bros
Saugelt Elk Mill
Mystic Cure Promise for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertisement touts "Mystic Cure" as a radical remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming cure in 1 to 3 days. It asserts instant relief and removal of the disease cause after a first dose, priced at 76 cents, sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Professional Directory for Scranton Physicians and Lawyers
Directory lists Drs Ban Frey Shepherd Freas Apold Gates L'Amoresaux Rook and others with offices on Adams Lackawanna avenues and surrounding streets. Attorneys from Burr Building to Commonwealth Building are named with multiple firms and partners. Other professionals include architects Morri s Brown and Hamilton, plus service businesses and a kindergarten.
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City
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sherman Avenue Mission School
Anna Davin
Gladys
Agnes
Lily Joseph
Mise Evans
Jennie Lewin
Gomer Reese
Lookout Committee
Agnes Joseph
Margaret Phillips
Messrs. Roberts
West
Della Evans
Sherman Avenue
C. E. Daniels
Jennie Daniels
David Owens
Mixes Owens
A. L. Lewis
Jennie Morgan
F. A. Dony
Plymouth Church
Sherman Avenue Mission Choral Society
Seventh Day Adventist
South Malin Avenue
Globe Warehouse
Weat
Notary Public
Mh Sale
Serge
Arey
Themiseli
Walstein
Yale
Ape Regiment
Lake Ariel
Decora
Baloon
Prof
Baker
Armstrong
LaMar
Lake
Bauer
Delaware
AL Pierge
Penn Ave Market
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Conneel CO
Lackawanna Ave
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Ban
Washington Avenue
CL. Frey
Jewell Building
Mary A. Shepherd, M. I D
Ada. Avenue
A. Apold
Wyomi Evens
Race Street
W.W. E. Allen
North
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Cc. L. Freas
W. L'Amoresaux
Adams
Mulberry
W. G. Rook
Caeeen Street
Frank Fh. Boyle
Burr Building
Joorda
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth Bldg
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Jessup
Washington
Ira Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
Samuel W. Edgar
L. A. Watros
Scranton, Pa
C. R. Pitcher
Comegys
Spruce Street
Dp. B. Replogle
Mears Building
Bprave Atreet
Killiam
Attornet-At-Law
Wyoming Avenue
Ig Ce Mamieon Geporet
H. Amilton
Te Fear Etle Bidg
Scran
National Bank
Barpines Ree
Wealth Building
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Hoard of Trade
Bullang
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock
Cor. Wash
Ave
Scranto
Frederick L. Brown
Pies Baing
Washington Avenus
Crant
T -T. Lagey & Son
Traders’ National Bank
H. F. Raynolds
B. ¥. Harrison
Main Avi
Laubagh
Wyomingtoa
R. M. Stratto
Snover
Lacka
Mes, M. FE. Davis
Adams Avenue
Jos
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Adame
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Nue
Green House
Malin Avenue
Ee the Elk “Fate
Lin Avenue
Tes Rence Rigler
Scranton House
Law
Tepean Pian
Victor Koch
FR. J. Ver
Inyoming Avenue
Hulbert
SSS A
Aamera Megarger “Brothers
Frank FP
Brown & CO
Thomas Aubrey
XPER
Vitant and Coma
Appees Poste Ce
Fribune Publishing
Rthashington Avenue
John H. Phelps
Treet
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