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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton Electric City Bike Club Stag Event and Ceremonies

The West Scranton Electric City Bike Club hosted a stag exhibition and wrestling bout featuring Prof. M. J. Dwyer versus Abe Cocker in a public evening at the club house. The program included phonographic selections and refreshments. A separate Plymouth Congregational Church ordination session followed with Rev. E. A. Boyl being ordained after a full council report and service lineup.

M. J. Dwyer Abe Cocker E. A. Boyl Plymouth Congregational Church Patrick Haggerty Raiso-Gerrity St. Patrick's Church Mlectric City Wheelmen Frank Gehle Piqua Ohio Scranton Dwyer John D. Jones North Scranton Frank DePue Clarence Florey Claude Simmons Moses Morgan Joseph George Keller Anthracite Quartette Gus Eynon Wd. Morse Fred Neumals

Council Ordains Rev E A Bos Pastor at Plymouth Church

A council held in Plymouth Congregational church yesterday afternoon ordained Rev E A Bos as pastor. Rev E J Morris of Wilkes-Barre was moderator and Rev W H Stacy of Lansford served as scribe. Representing churches included Carbondale led by Rev M Tilfott and Scranton Puritan church with Isaac Price among attendees.

Plymouth H. W. Dowding E. A. Bos Plymouth Congregational Church E. J. Morris Wilkes-Barre W. H. Stacy Lansford Carbondale M. (. Tilfott Scranton Puritan Church Isaac Price

Good Enough Cough Remedy Featured in Dufour Tar Ad

An old advertisement touts Dufour's French Tar as a remedy for coughs. The brief promotes a medicinal product with claims of relief and emphasizes its availability to shoppers.

Dufour

Halloween Party Gossip Sparks Local Social Roundup

Miss Rice hosted a Halloween gathering on North Bromley avenue and Sehlager boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. W O Smith welcomed a large group on South Main avenue and Luzerne Street. Donald Meater and Havel Titterly held a masquerade for their friends. Jennie Howell hosted the West Side Card club on Scranton Street yesterday. The Dollar club visited Mrs. George Peck on North Lincoln avenue last evening.

Miss Rice North Bromley Avenue Sehlager Boulevard W.O. Smith South Main Avenue Luzerne Street Donald Havel Titterly Jennie Howell Scranton West Side Card Club Dollar Club George Peck North Lincoln Avenue

Raffo Marries Gerrity In Hoboken Ceremony At St Patrick

Anthony Raffo of Hoboken and Miss Mary Gerrity of Tenth street married at 4 pm yesterday in St. Patrick church. Rev. Francis Canavan officiated. The bride wore flowers and was attended by her sister Nellie Gerrity with Joseph Buckley as best man. A reception and supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home on Tenth street before the couple departed for Hoboken to reside.

Anthony Raffo Hoboken Mary Gerrity Tenth Street St. Patrick's Catholic Church Francis Canavan Nelllie Gerrity Joseph Buckley

Requiem Mass for Patrick Haggerty at St Patrick’s Church

A solemn high mass was held at St Patrick's Catholic church at 9 50 yesterday morning for Patrick Haggerty. Rev Father Loftus officiated with Rev Frances Canavan as deacon and Rev J J Gillegty of Sayre as sub deacon. Floral tributes appeared including one from the International Correspondence Schools employer, honoring a daughter of the deceased. Pallbearers listed: Thomas Judge, Daniel McGonigle, Daniel Haggerty, Dennis …

St. Patrick's Catholic Church Patrick Haggerty Father Loftus Frances Canavan J. J. Gillegty Sayre International Correspondence Schools Thomas Judge Daniel McGonigle Daniel Haggerty

O'Hara Cadden and Kerrigan Interred in Cathedral Cemetery

Interment was made in the Cathedral cemetery for Patrick Cadden O'Hara and Patrick Kerrigan. The brief notice records their burial in the religious grounds with no further details on dates or services.

Dunmore Hallowe'en Party Hosts Celebrate With Friends

Mr and Mrs Bingham hosted a large Hallowe en gathering at their North Blakely street home. Guests enjoyed games and merriment, with host and hostess praised as royal entertainers. Refreshments followed late in the evening before departures. Additional social notes list Scranton attendees from the Caleyontain club and Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Mrs W F Burley of Webster Avenue is seriously ill per doctors.

Mrs. Bingham North Blakely S Street Cale- Yontain Club Scranton Alexander Glencross James McWilliam O. J. Glenopp John Glencross Alexander Haden Marion Glencross William Hadden William Alexander Campbell Ladies

Minooka Social Roundup Highlights Local News

Miss Margaret Sullivan of Kingston returns home after visiting Minooka friends. Morton Toole Jr. returns from Red Tank Nod. Mrs Colla Moony moves to Wilkes-Barre. Mr Chomie Joughnes recovers at Main Street. Temperance Society hosts a Hallowe en dance with maidens serving refreshments. Hiberpiana and Ladies Catholic Benevolent Union hold joint social at McPenworthy's hall. Large crowd enjoyed the evening.

Margaret Sullivan Kingston Mortin ‘Toole, Jr Red Tank Nod Colla Moony Wilkes-Barre Homie Joughnes Main Street Vie Dadies! Temperance Society of Minooka Wil Hallowe'em Meireslionie Hiberpiana Deish Catholic Henevolent Union McPenwiygh's Hall

Obituary notices for Gurrel and OConson families

James Gurrel died Tuesday at his home on Copoume avenue. Survived by children John Garcell Mire Mary Conor and Miss Sarah Gurrell. Funeral from late home 37 Copoum avenue this afternoon at 2 30. Interment Cathedral cemetery. Mary infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Veter OConson of Madigvemug, L am oro died last night funeral announcement later.

James Gurrel Copoume Avenue John Garcell Chicago Mire Mary Conor Sarah Gurrell Hau Copoum Avenue Cathgilral Cemetery Mary Veter O'Conson

Scranton Athletic Club Holds Notable Hall Exhibition

A large audience witnessed a lively athletic display in Athletic Hall by the Scranton Athletic Club. Trainers Victor Noth John Roth and Chris Rose showcased feats on the horizontal and parallel bars while Captain Chris Rose sparred with trainer Victor Noth in a four round bout. Afterward, dancing to Prof. Johnson’s music continued late.

Athletic Hall Scranton Athletic Club Victor Noth Philadelphia John Roth Chris Rose Philip Wirth Berg Keeser Albert Henne John Rosh John Johns Johnson

South Mill Reopens After Ten Months Idle

The South mills of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company resumed operations yesterday at 4 PM on two shifts. Last night the sky glowed with blaze from the furnaces as blowers roared and sparks flew, signaling rush orders. It is hoped the mill will have enough work to run all winter and bring Christmas joy and happiness.

Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company

Frances Marries Quietly In Philadelphia

Mrs. Joseph Hamm of Pittston Avenue received a postal card from Frances saying she is married in Philadelphia. Frances did not name the husband, but her parents know the groom is James McGuinness, son of a mail carrier, aged 20. Frances left home with him last week and she vanished on Monday.

Joseph Hamm Pittston Avenue Philadelphia Frances James McGuuinness McGuinness Miss Frances

Swiss Benevolent Society Jubilee Celebration Tonight

The Swiss Benevolent society of this aide celebrates Swiss independence with an evening at Music Hall. Events include a president John Anderegg address a Swiss wrestling exhibition, a Roman sword contest, Robert Frederick musical selections, and stereopticon views. Committee members listed include John Gyr Rudolph Steffen Andrew Glunner Michael Ford Rudolph Traub John Brunner Ernest Glooy.

Swiss Benevolent Society Switzerland John Anderegg Taylor Robert Frederick Henry Frey John Gyr Rudolph Steffen Andrew Glunner Michael Ford Rudolph Traub John Brunner Ernest Glooy

Surprise Party For Miss Grace Connor In Brook Street

Miss Grace Connor of Brook Street enjoyed a Tuesday evening surprise party hosted by many friends. The gathering featured music and refreshments with attendees including Miss Lizte Williams Edith Williams Hannah Williams Emma Holder Della Ridgeway Lizzie Evans Liggie Thomas Ruth Jarvis Laura Jarvis Mrs Jarvis and Mrs Ruth Morris.

Grace Connor Brook Street Garmen Misses Lizte Edith Hannah Williams Emma Holder Della Ridgeway Lizzie Evans Liggie Thomas Ruth Jarvis Laura Jarvis Jarvis Ruth Morris

Local names listed for upcoming community notices

Minnie Davis, Jennie Connor, and Messrs. John Morgan, Arthur Morgan, Henry Jacobs, Fred Jacobs, Huck Bryans, August Griffiths, John Davis, William Gavin and James Hart are named in a readable list in the public notice segment of the paper.

Minnie Davis Jennie Connor Messrs John Morgan Arthur Morgan Henry Jacobs Fred Jacobs Huck Bryans August Griffiths John Davis William Gavin James Hart

Century Hose Parades to Advertise Local Ball

Peter Coyne, a young engineer at Greenwood Coal, injured his nose by a revolving hook. The Century Hose company with Ringgold band parades the town advertising a Friday ball at Athletic hall Alder street. Republican mass meetings follow Saturday and Monday across Schimpff's hall Central Park Garden Workingman's hall and Hall of All Nations before election day.

Peter Coyne Greenwood Coal Company Manley Century Hose Company Ringgold Band Athletic Hall Alder Street Schimpff

Local residents listed visiting and returning home

Miss Rose Costello and Miss Mary Muldowney of Carbondale have returned home after visiting on Fig street. Miss Mary Mahon and Miss Tessie Scott of Fig street are spending a few days in Carbondale. John Brown of Washington D C, formerly of The Tribune, visits his sister on South Pittston avenue. Frank Kleinschrodt of Birch street, formerly at Pittsburg Carnegie Steel, has returned home. Leo Herzog of Brooklyn visits his brother on Cedar avenue. Miss Minnie Faust of Prospect avenue visits friends in Pittston.

Rose Costello Mary Muldowney Carbondale Fig Street Mary Mahon Tessie Scott John Brown Washington, D. C the Tribune Pittston Avenue Frank Kleinschrodt Birch Street Carnegie Steel Works Pittsburg Leo Herzog Brooklyn Cedar Avenue Minnie Faust Prospect Avenue Pittston

Masked party honors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conrad at 1925 Diamond Ave

North Scranton notes describe a masquerade hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conrad with unique masks, dancing by Star Mandolin trio, games, and refreshments. Attendees include numerous locals such as Mrs. George Herron and Mrs. S. Benedict, plus the Conrads themselves. A Baptist church meeting at A. T. Ackerson’s home followed with several hours of pleasant activity and a large gathering list.

Thomas Conrad Diamond Avenue Star Mandolin Trio George Herron S. Benedict S. D. Roberts Bacon David W. Reese Paul Marlett T. Kirk John L. Payne Philip Bacon H. M. Moore Charles Krona Ralph Harrison George Gibbs John Conrad Charles Marlett James Moore The Baptist Church Holy A. T. Ackerson Wood Street T. J. Watkins F. J. Neave Mra Pritchard W. R. Ackerson Daniel Serlin H. Cy Price John Stopford Smith Jennie Thomas Liggie Owens Miriam Owens Rachel Evans May Morgan Bessie Wagstaff Agnes Serine Blanche Serine Martha F

Halloween Party and Funeral Services in Local Notices

A lively Halloween party was held at the YWCA with girls enjoying games and diversions. Separately, a Cayuga mines employee meeting occurred in O Malley’s hall with Mr Stearns of Williamsport visiting Rey. Funeral services for John Simpton were held on Muathnom Street led by Rev G F Guild, with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Mrs William Scott to lecture at North Main Avenue Baptist on women missionaries and civic efforts. A millinery class began at the YWCA with many members joining.

Young Women's Christian Association Cayuga Mines O'malley’s Stearns Williamsport Reading John Simpton Muathnom Street Beatt Women Missionaries South Association

Green Ridge Women To Meet At 4 PM Today

The Green Ridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Delton 8 New York street. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The Green Ridge Library will be opened to the public this afternoon. John B Poore of Caponse avenue is in Connecticut on business. Mrs. A. G. Thomason of Monsey avenue is in this city for the illness of her mother Mrs. Van Allen who is in critical condition.

First Legislative District North Scranton South Main Avenue Hampton Street Main Avenue Jackson Street Ladies' Aid Society Plymouth Congregational Church Golden Flanaghan Luzerne Street Daniel Evans Eynon Lackawanna Hospital Ruth Elias David Moses Spring Brook Mary Thomas Eynon Street Fstelle Clayton Chestnut Street Wilkes- Barre St. Patrick's Church Jacob Parker Frink Stret Henry Leber Gates John T. Jones Griffith T. Price Timothy D. Hayes John J. Hart Columbia Chemical Company Green Ridge Mea. van Allen van Allen Mises Evelyn Marlon Matthews Meaeul Mee Willard Matthews St. lv Hitler Ciuinine Mallowe Chapman Ackerman Yelausedeal Meo Fovard Muadle Price

Lichty Cele ery Nerve Compound praised for nervous relief

A remedy praised for soothing nerves and enriching the blood is claimed to restore wasted tissues. Matthews Dros testifies that Lichty Cele ery Nerve Compound has been wonderfully successful in nervous disorders, with thousands of grateful users.

Matthews Dros

Industrial Advances and Factory Closures Highlight May News

The report notes renewed factory activity with Proton Wirets and several plants in the region, while several key factories face closure threats. Observers cite shifting production and looming layoffs as the industry contends with broader market pressures and policy changes.

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