West Scranton Day Events and School Fund Deposits
Yesterday's deposits at the West Scranton public schools reached a term high as mine workers paid last week boosted funds. Notable generosity came from No 19 School led by Miss Josephine D Leesia, with teachers and pupils contributing to the combined total of 29 dollars and five cents. Other schools show smaller but steady deposits. The article also notes local election prospects, a Ljon Herbert concert, Father Mathews Ball, a F F C Club formation, and church and funeral notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljon Herbert
Father Mathew
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Mina Josephine D. Lees
Miss Lees
Scranton
Mies Lees
Mies Murray
Miss Nichols
Misa Beamish
Miss Morgan
Mine Snader
Mies Piyne
Mise Evans
M's Kellow
Miss Wade
Mies Murphy
Miss Yost
Feber
Miss Peck
David Owens
Prof. Owens
Martha Watking
Eligabeth Lewis
Alice Fivans
Bertha
Kelly
Edna J. Evans
Nellie Richards
Catherine Phillips
Nellie Kelley
Sarah McDonald
Elisabeth Price
Mary Harris
Miss Vaughn
Milas Pfreenan
Mies Mullen
Child hit by a horse in Main Avenue accident
A three year old girl, Alfred and Mrs Roberts, of 22 North Berea Avenue, was struck by a horse near Jenkins' drug store on Main Avenue. Frightened, she crossed into the street and came under the animal before the driver could stop. She suffered only a slight bruise and was not seriously injured.
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Alfred Roberts
Reberea Avenue
Main Avenue
Jackson N Street
Badlo
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Davies
West Scranton Republicans Seek Large Victory for Ticket
The West Scranton area is expected to deliver strong majorities for Commissioner candidate John Courier Morrin and Auditor candidate William E. Johns while Democratic support also rises. Voters are urged to turnout full party strength and persuade neighbors to vote. The Tribune will publish full returns. copies will be available at T FE. Price’s News Stand, 108 South Main Avenue.
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West Scranton
John Courier Morrin
William E. Johns
the Tribune
TFE. Price
South Main Avenue
Postponed Kyde Park Society Event Moves to Mears Hall
The Kyde Park Father Mathew society postpones its hall event to Mears hall this evening. Local and national election returns will be received and Tinner's orchestra will provide music for dancing. Thomas I. Mlemming named master of ceremonies, assisted by John Bhaumhnessy.
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Kyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Mears
Tinner
Dancine
Thomas I. Mlemming
John Bhaumhnessy
Funeral announcements for Griffiths Nolan Jones and others
The text lists funeral details for Stephen Griffiths at 9 in the afternoon at Washburn street cemetery, Michael Nolan at Hely Crowe church Bellevue with Division 15 A O HL attending, and Mrs David Jones with interment in a cemetery, with times and places noted.
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Stephen Griffiths
North
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
Michael Nolan
Hely Crowe
Bellevue
Division 15
A. O. HL
Jatherlal
David Jones
Cure Constipation with Hostetter’s Bitters at Funeral Home
Clogged bowels disturb body organs causing headaches belching nervousness insomnia biliousness and digestion issues. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is advertised as a remedy and a private revenue stamp must seal the bottle neck. Services are held at 334 North Bromley Avenue with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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North
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street Cemetery
Local notes report injuries and events in South Lincoln area
Richard Owens of South Lincoln aves cue injures his hand at work. M H Diehl of Hampton street loses an index finger after a dog bite. Lester Diehl, 9, fractures his ankle from a fall. Herr Myers returns from Pittsburg. Mrs Joseph Phillips of Swetlander ill at Lanaford Pa. William Morgan visits relatives in North Filmore. John Doyle returns from Allentown. County Detective Leyshon returns from New York. Patrolman McCollican expects to resume duty. Dr F C Hall back after illness. Eighteen girls form the F F C club at YWCA. December program outlined. William Davis of South Fumner marries Jesale Wentke in Windsor. Revival services at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian attract attention led by C G McDowell. I U H A circle plans a penny social at Hampton Street M E church.
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Richard Owens
South Lincoln Avescue
M. H. Diehl
Hampton Street
Christ
Lester Diehl
W. H. Diehl
Herr Myers
George Myers
Pittsburg
Joseph P. Phillips
Swetland
Lanaford
Phillips
William Morgan
Cleveland
Ohio
North Filmore Avenue
John Doyle
Jackson Street
Allentown
Thomas Leyshon
South Lincoln Avenue
New York
John McCollican
Traynr
F.C. Hall
North Main Avenue
F. F.C
Sturday
Ffideran
Plana
William Davis
South Fumner Avenue
Jesale Wentke
North Hyde Park Avenue
Windsor
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fey
C. G. McDowell
Honeybrook
I. U. HA
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Graf Observes Sixtieth Birthday With Large South Scranton Party
A substantial gathering gathered Saturday at Carl Graf's home on No. 6 Mountain near Mountain Lake to honor his sixtieth birthday. Relatives and friends enjoyed refreshments and were presented with a handsome arm chair by Al Deiman and John Lentes. Guests included County Commissioner John Demuth and wife, the commissioners' clerk and Mrs. Fred Kirchoff, Alderman and Mrs. John Lenten, P Frouchner, Emil Epp, Charles Saar Jr and family, Charles Graf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Graf
No. 6
Mountain
Mountain Lake
John Demuth
Fred Kirchoff
Emil Epp
John Lenten
P Frouchner
Charles Saar, Jr
Charles Graf
Local Court Actions and Community News Update
Maury Manrean appeared before Alderman Shuddy on charges of assault and battery brought by Ann Muley. bail set at 400 dollars. Counter charges against Ann Mullen and Ki le Herkman set bail at 19 dollars each. Warrant sworn for Mrs Francia Weminski on desertion and theft of 99 dollars and furniture from her husband Paul Doemiski of Plymouth Luzerne county. Charlon Spruks and family returned from Philadelphia and stay with S Spruk on Cedar avenue. Mr Spruks distressed over home loss in Friday fire. A visit arrival at Mr and Mrs Jacob Kneller on Brookstreet. Miesta Maine and Theresa Connell of Birney avenue left for Pawtucket R I to reside. Joseph Radle retired after two days with relatives at Dalton Meadow Brook Washer. Peacoal sold to teams 75 cents a ton at Corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons Street.
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Maury Manrean
Shuddy
Ann Muley
Chareva Ware
Ann Mullen
Kile Herkman
Ruddy
Francia Weminski
Jacob Kneller
Brookstret
Maine
Theresa Connell
Birney Avenue
Pawtucket
Joseph Radle
Dalton
Happenings in North Scranton Celebrate Annie's Birthday
A birthday party honoring Annie Schraeder was held at her parents’ home with ladies from Providence Presbyterian and Christian churches hosting and entertaining. Guests included Misses Anna Schraeder Katherine Dettemayer Rosa Call Pauline Wovell Alice Wagner Cora Call Anna Thomas Nellie Call Nellie Henni Shen Hannah Henni Shen and Messrs George Seal Bert Atkinson John Tugend Fred Schroeder Charles McCluskee Fred Rhedor Ben Morgans Frank Hawks Bert Staff William Anderson Frank Zytner David Thomas and John Thomas.
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Adam Schraeder
Annie
Miss Schraeder
Rosa Call
Miss Detternayle
Cora Call
Anna Schraeder
Katherine Dettemayer
Pauline Wovell
Alice Wagner
Anna Thomas
Nellie Call
Nellie Sheridan
Nettie Henni- Shen
Hannah Ace
Margaret Hennishen
Messrs
George Seal
Bert Atkinson
John Tugend
Fred Schroeder
Charles McCluskee
Fred Rhedor
Ben Morgans
Frank Hawks
Bert Staff
William Anderson
Frank Zytner
David Thomas
John Thomas
Chamberlain Pain Balm Cures Lame Shoulder
Adolph I Millett of Manchester New Hampshire reports his wife’s nine year shoulder pain improving after one bottle of Chamberlain Pain Balm. He credits the product with clear relief and notes availability through Matthew Bros druggists and wholesalers.
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Chamberlain
Adolph I. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthew Bros
Providence church entertainment aids organ fund drive
This evening the ladies of Providence Presbyterian church host an in parlor program to raise funds for the organ project. Cream and cake will be sold after. The program includes a quartet with a vocal piece Slumber So Gently a recitation and tableaux performances featuring Helen Sadler Ruth Sadler and others with dances and children participants.
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Annie—Thine
Providence Presbyterian Church
Organ Fund
Dudley Griffin
MacDonald
Helen Sadler
Driil
Ruth Sadler
Ruth MacDonald
Pelle Mayhe
Ellen Roderick
Jonnie Hoffmin
Margaret Chappell
Amy Perry
Hilda Nehart
Leia
Lulu Davis
Viola Williams
Doug
Mine Accident Injures Three Workers At Dickson Mine
William Morgan Thomas Land and Robert Doublebee—all workers at the Dickson mine of the Delaware and Tradeo company on Spring street Robert avenue and Green Ridee—suffered injuries when a trip of cars on a steep plane jumped the track during the night shift last Thursday. They were carried from the site by the mine ambulance and received medical aid at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Spring Street
Thomas Land
Robert Avenue
Robert Doublebee
Green Ridee
Dickson
Delaware and Tradeo Company
Gerioua
Community notices and society meetings announced
A musical and literary program is planned at the Christian church under the Ladies Aid. Washington camp No 177 Patriotic Order Sons of America meets at the Auditorium tomorrow evening with twelve members in attendance. Hiram Lodge No 261 FAAM meets tonight. The Sons of Veterans drum corps will host a go tril at the Auditorium tomorrow night. Thomas McHalr, charged with embezzlement by Thomas Prescooms, had a hearing before Alderman Fidler and is held on 100 Dall bail for court appearance. Rev Dr Simpson of Asbury Methodist will lecture Life in Scotland at Court Street Methodist next Tuesday evening November 14. Excelsior Orchestra will conduct a social at St Marys hall tonight. The Young Women’s Christian association gymnastic and sewing class meets tonight. Miss Anna Rove of West Market and Miss Kate Reedy of Charles street are visiting friends in Archbald and Miss Mamie Welta returns from Glenburn. John Polisky had George Smith ar.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Hiram Lodge
Sans of Veterone
Thomas McHalr
Thomas Prescooms
Alderman Fidler
Dr. Simpson
Asbury Methodist Feceral Church
Scotland
Court Street Methodist
Young Women’s Chiletian Association
Anna Rovhe
West Market Street
Kate Reedy
Charles Street
Misa B. Roche
Minooka
Mamlo Welta
North Main Avenue
Glenburn
John Poliskey
George Smith
Lecture on the War by Rev James Hughes in Kimberley
A man was rested Saturday night for assault and battery and held for court after a hearing before Alder man Myers. The Rev James Hughes of Kimberley will lecture on the war at the Baptist church on Wayne Avenue this Thursday evening. Admission is 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Myers
James Hughes
Kimberley
Wayne Avenue
Hughes
Supper Benefit At Baptist Church Tenteht
The Baptist church will host a 6 o'clock supper to aid the building of the new church. Mrs Van Allen of Buffalo N Y visits her daughter Mrs A G Thomason of Monsey Avenue. Christ's church ladies serve an oyster supper at their Wide chapel corner Washington and Park tonight. A merit program will be rendered and the evening promises pleasure for all attendees. W F Mattes has returned from Colorado after a three month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Tenteht
van Allen
Tuffalo
N.Y
A. G. Thomason
Monsey Avenue
Ladies of Christ's Church
Washington and Park Avenues
W. F. Mattes
Colorado
Obituary notices for Crosby and Bullivan families
Mrs Margaret Crosby aged 1 died at her daughter Mrs Hubert Feeney in Uawley. Survived by four daughters including Mrs Ann Gilroy Mrs Bridget Kadgen Mrs William Ward. Funeral from Mrs Feeney home with requiem at St Philomina Church then burial in Howley Catholic cemetery. Annie Bullivan died at 417 Felina court. funeral announced later. Correspondents urged to report precinct returns to The Tribune tonight.
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Margaret Crosby
Hubert Feeney
Uawley
Ann Gilroy
Jackon Street
West Scranton
Jackson Street
Hridget Kadgen
Meridian Street
Manley
William Ward
Newark
N.J
Mra
Feeney
St. Philomina’s Churea
Howley Catholic Cemetery
Annie Bullivan
Flclena Court
Jonas Longs Sons Store News Silk Bargains Enduring Value
Fifty nine cents per yard offers on black Gros Grain Peau de Soie Satin Duchesse plus leading seasonal shades. Silk quality touted as worth a dollar elsewhere, presenting a strong bargain and successor to prior fancy silk promotions.
Sonnette Corsets Offer New Augustine Model
Corset experts praise Sonnette Augustine for a hip adjustment straight front and low bust effect. Normally priced $2.25 to $3.75, sale prices are $1.75 and $3. Drab white black blue and pink available in all sizes.
Peyser Four Ply Collar Best Yet Sold In Scranton
A local retailer promotes Peyser collars at ten cents, claims superiority over higher priced brands. The firm highlights finer linen used and longer life, with laundrymen noting better laundering and durability. No other Scranton store sells them.
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Scranton
New Umbrella Handles Put on Display by Designers
The Dent, Martin, Nia gara present iron-frame umbrellas with varied handles in silver, pearl, natural wood, and ebony. Designers tout a broad range of styles and prices, inviting shoppers to view the new novelties.
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Martin
Niagara
Silverware sale moves fast reduced prices
Several silver items including knife and fork sets spoons sugar sheet and butter knives are offered in large quantities with deep reductions from prior prices. Housewares highlight small helpful items to ease daily chores with basement stock devoted to practical bargains.
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Herry
Special grocery offer cuts thirteen dollars to ten
A store advertises a November promotion for staple groceries worth about thirteen dollars for ten dollars. Customers may pay a deposit of one dollar and have the goods delivered later in the month with cash on delivery available.
Kid Gloves Offer From Tampa Glove Dealer
You can buy our Tampa Gloves at one dollar a pair or pay fifty cents more for a choice of four of the finest makes from France. You get full value for your money, with no Scranton glove at $1.25 matching this dollar glove. All sizes available in woolen gloves and mittens.
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Tampa
France
Scranton
All Wool Blankets Price Offer At St. Marys Brand
All Wool Blankets priced from 4.75 with the St. Marys brand highlighted. Blanket week features many styles and kinds. Finest blankets available at 8.98 per pair, offering top market value for blanket needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Chalk sale notice to teachers and stores
A regional notice invites kindergarten instructors and brokers to purchase chalk in large lots. It promotes about two hundred boxes of first quality chalk, packaged as one gross per box, and mentions accompanying stationery items like large pencil tablets and composition books available at the stationery counter.
New Books Sell Cheap as Copyright Expired
Two new books now priced at twenty five cents while copyright losses drop their price from one fifty. Also on sale a range of women and child golf hats trimmed with felt bow and quills, with various feather and turban styles offered at low costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
O. W. [Jolmes
Illustrated Bibles Offered At Bargain Price
The makers of a costly illustrated Bible edition faced losses after overestimating demand. Two hundred deluxe Bibles with six hundred half tone illustrations are offered at 2.75 dollars, far below their intended eight dollar price.
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Awanta
George W. Jenkins
S&s
Malan Ave Us
Father Mathew I
Globe Warehouse
Globe
For
Flontance Servers
Jet Ostotter
Hostetter
South Scranton
Mary Mangan
Meadow Brook
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Mrs. Schraeder
Beechar
Ifernia
The
Dirkson Manufacturing Vo. Peranteo and
Wilke Adarra Pa
Nhuufactrera of
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Auuat Pleasant Coal
Ordora
Comet Bullring
TNT
Green Ridge
Tribune
Daniel BR. Ryan Tao Hogte Clash Hepertatira
Eee
Mattnews Daily
Sam T. Jack
St. John’s
Catholic Church
Music Hall
DIXIE
St. Lute'’s
L. K Powell & Co
Chicago-Union Pacific and
North-Western Line
Overland Limited
Chicago
San Francisco
Pacific Express
Olen
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Proadway
Vine Bt
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Pittadalphia
Smith Id Gt
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OVO
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Arcada
Cleve
Gugulo
CampwetMartion
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Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves
Jonas Long
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Peyser
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