Lackawanna Arcanum Meeting Features Papers and Debates
Members of Lackawanna Council Thoyal Arcanum held a smoker after routine business. New members Drvegier Clarence Shryer and Attorney Walter Bowuan were initiated. Papers on state citizen relations Patriotism party government were presented by Howell Harrie A Crittenden and Charles R Acker. A debate on Love of Kindred and Patriotism will follow.
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Lackawanna Council
Thoyal Arcanum
Drvegier
Clarence Shryer
Walter Bowuan
Howell Harrie
Victor Lauer
E.W. Thiver
Jick King
West Scranton Plagued by Beggar Convoy
Residents report a persistent group of beggars roaming West Scranton, soliciting money, food, and goods by going door to door. Some allegedly insult and threaten refusals, while authorities vow to suppress the nuisance and arrest those responsible.
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West Scranton
Charity Lines Drawn as Police Restores Order
A discussion on charity cases highlights contrasting responses as authorities prepare to handle complaints and enforce law. The text stresses the need to distinguish between offended parties and legitimate police action to maintain public order.
Progress of Night Schools Faces Disturbances
Attendance at newly opened night schools has been strong with many dedicated students. However, teachers and pupils encounter disruption from a rough element. Police were called to quiet disturbances at station No. 18 on Chestnut street and Patrolman Lowry arrested a youth involved. He will face a police court hearing this morning.
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Lowry
No. 18
Chestnut Street
St Johns German Catholic festival reopens this evening
The fair and festival at Music Hall hosted by St. Johns German Catholic church will reopen this evening in the church basement at South Main avenue and Luzerne streets. Many articles remain to be disposed of and several contests undecided. Pastor Fricker and church members work to ensure a pleasant event with entertainment and literary exercises.
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Music Wall
St. John's
South Main Avenue
Luzerne Streets
FL A. Fricker
Webster Literary and Debating Society Debates Public Works
The Webster Literary and Debating Society held a meeting at W. D. Evans home on North Wyde Park avenue. Sanford Phillips was proposed for membership and officers installed: President W. D. Evans Vice President R. P. Pett Secretary William Elias.
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Webster Literary and Debating Society
W. D. Evans
Wyde Park Avenue
Sanford Phillips
Vicw
R. PD
Pett
Wiliam Elias
Morgan to preach at Welsh Methodist church tomorrow
Rev William E F Morgan of this city will preach in the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church tomorrow morning and evening. The pastor Hugh Haines is in Utica, N Y, for an engagement. A meeting of pastors interested in the prior Thanksgiving service will be held at 2 o'clock Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiev
William EF. Morgan
Tey
Hugh Haines
Utica
Silk and Wool Garment Descriptions With Varied Yarns
We offer every description of garment in pure silk weaves silk and wool pure wool all weights cotton and wool and the best selected cotton yarns. Prices range from a few cents to a few dollars and qualities may be gauged accordingly. Figures here are lower than those asked by firms without the same market command or stock or volume of trade.
Church Services And Baptism Planned In Scranton
Afternoon services at the manse of Washburn Street Presbyterian church call all West Scranton pastors to attend. Simpson Methodist Episcopal holds a quarterly conference this evening at 7 30 with Presiding Elder Griffin presiding. Infant baptism follows the introductory service and precedes communion. parents with baptisms to perform are urged to attend. Rev L R Foster and Pastor Boys exchange pulpits tomorrow, with communion services also planned. contralto singer Miss Margaret Jones will perform a solo at Simpson church tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
West Scranton
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Griffin
Tomorow
L. R. Foster
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Church
Margaret Jones
Simpson Church
Community events and notices from the Young Women's Christian association and local churches
A proixer meeting at the YWCA rooms drew many young women in observance of a global custom. The Ladies auxiliary of the Railroad YMCA hosted a charity supper for Harry Brewer. Mrs. Frank Bryant hosted at Academy street. The funeral of Mrs. Martin Maloney is set for tomorrow afternoon with interment at Cathedral cemetery. United choirs of First English and Welsh Baptist churches rehearse Christmas music at First Welsh Baptist church tonight. Hon. 4%, M. Ward of Paterson, N J visits ex-Judge Ward on North Sumner avenue. David J. Jones of 07 North Rebecca avenue announces candidacy for register of voters in Fourth district Fourth ward. Gala Dancing club enjoyed a social at Mears hall tonight. Marriage announced for David Case of Eynon Street and Sadie Denner of Garfield avenue. The ceremony occurred in Binghamton on Wednesday the 11th.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Railroad
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Frank Bryant
Academy Street
Harry Brewer
Martin Maloney
Cathedral
United Choirs
M. Ward
Paterson
N. J
Judge Ward
Sumner Avenue
Liew Herbert
David J. Jones
North Rebecca Avenue
Mears’ Hall
David Case
Eynon Street
Sadie Denner
Garfield Avenue
Binghamton
North Scranton Notes Wedding Bells for Violas Goss and Joseph Beer
Miss Violas Goss daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Goss of Deacon Street married Joseph Beer last Wednesday evening. The ceremony at 8 pm to Lohengrin wedding march played by Miss Anna Luke. Rev Charles Prosser officiated. Guests from Wilkes Barre Moosic Dunmore Dickson City and other towns attended. The couple left for New York after a welding supper and rice showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violas Goss
Joseph Coss
Deacon Street
Joseph Beer
Lohengrin
Anna Luke
Thomas Goss
Matthew Jeffrey
Josephine Goss
Elver
Sarah Beer
Thea
Chartera
Charles Prosser
Primitive Methodist Church
Delawre, Lackawanna and Western Station
New York
Dunmore
T. Oiiver
Silas Winton
Joseph Reynolds
Morgan
Dickson City
Reverend S G Realing to lead two services at North Main Avenue Baptist
The Rev S G Realing will speak at both morning and evening services at the North Main Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow. Morning topic Lessons from a Leaf. evening topic The Judgment. The church has been full in recent Sundays. A closing mental service for the week of prayer gathers at 2 30 PM Sunday at the YWCA. Mrs L M Clares will address on the Williamport convention. All women urged to attend.
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S. G. Realing
North Main Avenue
Reading
Avenu
Young Women's Christian Association
L. M. Clates
Williamaport
Two South Scranton Workers Fight at Mill
Frank Lessner and William Burke, both South Scranton mill employees, clashed Thursday. Burke suffered an early head wound claimed to be from an iron bar thrown by Leesner. Burke obtained a warrant for Leesner on aggravated assault and battery. Leesner was jailed under $500 bail for court appearance.
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Frank Lessner
Rim Street
William Burke
Burke
Leesner
Ruddy
Lessner
Leasner
Kiesel and Popphe to Wed at Hickory Street Baptist
Mirts Mary Kiesel of Birch Street and Rev. A Popphe of Fairfax will unite in marriage at Hickory Street Baptist Church next Thursday evening. Rev J C Schmidt pastor will perform the ceremony. Kiesel is an assistant to Mrs Dug Gan of the associated charities.
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Mary Kiesel
Birch Street
A. Popphe
Fairfax
Hickory Street Baptist Church
J. C. Schmidt
Mies Kiesel
Dug Gan
Associated Charities
Local mill pays yesterday and obit notices flood town
The Saquoit site mill workers received their pay yesterday. A worker from the south mill is off to Springfield Massachusetts after visiting home on Brooks Street. Rev HK J Melley of St Johns Church travels to Philadelphia. Valina Reap aged two and two months died at her grandparents home on Stone Avenue. funeral tomorrow and burial in Dunmore Catholic Cemetery. Kathleen Roe, 18 months, of Stone Avenue buried at Cathedral Cemetery. Peter Egler of Propect Avenue shifts shop management to John Beer and John Widmer Monday. Mrs Mary Kelly's funeral to be held at her sister Mrs Langan’s residence this afternoon. The Troyalty club met recently in U W W C A rooms.
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Saquoit
South Mill
Jacob Knetler
Springfield
Mass
Brooks Street
HK. J. Melley
St. John's Catholic Church
Philadelphia
Valina Reap
Patrick TH
Stone Avenue
Willow Street
Dunmore Catholic
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Armory
Kathleen
Mire
John Rovhe
Cathedral
Peter Egler
Proepeet Avenue
Edd Bik
John Beer
John Widmer
Mary Kelly
John Langan
Crown Avenue
Troyalty Club
Coal Sale At Corner Of Ceday And Gibbons
Peacoal sold to team at seven cents a ton at the corner of Ceday avenue and Gibbons street.
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Ceday Avenue
Gibbons Street
Thanksgiving Dinner Planned by Court Street Church Ladies
The ladies of the Court Street Methodist church prepare a Thanksgiving dinner and supper in the church parlors. The Providence Presbyterian Women’s Home Missionary Society met yesterday at Mrs. F. P. Preas’s Bowery Boulevard home. George Sickler’s funeral is set for 7:00 am at his family home on West Market Street with interment at Buttermilk Park cemetery. Bessie Edwards of Wayne Avenue, ill with appendicitis, was moved to Hahnemann Hospital. her condition is improving. Thomas Dunn of Market Street has recovered from a long illness.
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Court Street
Bessie Hdwards
Wayne Avenue
Hahnemann Hospital
Thomas Dunn
Market Street
Dunmore Doings Woman Party At Miss Hauts Home
A Thursday evening gathering of Miss Minnie Hauts intimate friends surprised her at her fathers rambler on Rieg street. With parents help she hosted a lively party and served refreshments before guests departed. Attendees included Misses Ida Powell Phoebe Brady Lent Bleish Hattie Breeher Sophia White Ida Hatt Retta Spencer Charlotte Haut Minnie Foote Florence Spencer Florence Haut Mary Fischer Hessle Sloat Mrs Powell Mossii and others. George Aldermeyer Charles Reynolds Elmer Davia Kerson Aldermeyer Louis Roberson Charles Bacon Stephen Richards Peter Seigle Arthur Coote Steward Space Clyde Cowell Chiyton Broad Weetley Puree John Davis Frank Krause George Gleich man Willard Lewis Charles Bru ner.
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Minnie Haut
Welock
Adimitianod
Rieg Street
Mies Haut
Misses Ida Powell
Phoebe Brady
Lent Bleish
Hattie Breeher
Sophia White
Ida Hatt
Retta Spencer
Charlotte Haut
Minnie Foote
Florence Spencer
Florence Haut
Mary Fischer
Hessle Sloat
Powell Mossii
George Aldermeyer
Charles Reynolds
Elmer Davia
Kerson Aldermeyer
Louis Roberson
Charles Bacon
Stephen Richards
Peter Seigle
Arthur Coote
Steward Space
Clyde Cowell
Chiyton Broad
Weetley
Religious Meetings Announced Across Local Churches
Hey A J Van Cleft will speak in the Metholet Episcopal church with a theme Judas's Rich Great and Good King Heeeklah. Evening text Who Knocks. Sunday services include 11 30 a m class and 2 50 p m prayers. Tripp Avenue Christian church holds nightly evangelistic services at 7 o'clock led by Rev Cobb. First Presbyterian hosts Rev W F Gibbons with a series sermon What Would Jesus Do and a capitalist angle tomorrow at 7 30 p m. All meetings continue as usual.
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Judas
Heeeklah
Hey
A. J. van Cleft
Metholet Episcopal Church
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Cobb
First Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Jesus
Scranton Meeting Acknowledges Borough Clerks and Local Events
Scranton clerks invite the borough clerk to a meeting next Wednesday at Mulberts hall. Throop property work is expected under cover by then. The Meth dist church Ladies Aid Society plans a Thanksgiving dinner in the church parlors. Electric lights near Harper and Apple streets near ready. Home of the Friendless on Quincy and Delaware streets expected to be lit soon. St. Mark's Industrial School meets after 9.30 this afternoon. St. Mark's Woman's Guild alters its usual schedule for today.
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Scranton
Mulberts Hall
Delaware
St. Mark's
St. Mark's Woman's Guild
Thanksgiving Supper Set At Home On Thursday
Thanksgiving day supper planned at home as most favor dinner there and an evening out. Sunday services at St. Mark's include holy communion at 8:00 a.m. morning prayer litany and sermon at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school and Bible study at 3:00 p.m. evening prayer and sermon at 7:50 p.m. Bounce in ticket sales noted.
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St. Mark's
Grenville Cole Returns to Hacketta Seminary
Grenville Cole arrives back in Hacketta town seminary last evening after visiting friends in town during the week. Miss Marion Jones of Brookstreet is seriously ill at her home. Mrs. Harry M. Spencer entertains her mother Mrs. Hayes of Brooklyn at her Mast Drinker Street home. Miss Marjory Lewis of West Pitts ton visits Mrs. A. D. Blackinton on Mim Street. Miss Marie Decker is at her home on Cherry Street.
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Grenville Cole
Hackettatown Seminnary
Misa Marion Jones
Brookstreet
Harry M. Spencer
Mra. Hayes
Brodklyn
Mast Drinker Street
Marjory Lewis
West Pittston
A. D. Blackinton
Mim Street
Marie Deckerie
Cherry Street
Greenwood collieries’ employer to be paid this afternoon
Local property owners in Greenwood discuss forming a volunteer fire company. committees report encouraging aid and plan a fall fundraising drive during the holidays to acquire a hose cart and equipment. M J McCrea of Scranton Times is urged as a candidate for the spring tax collector election.
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Greenwood
Joseph Jennings
Pittston
McDonough's Hall
Friends
M. J. McCrea
Scranton Times
Terwillier and Linder Tie The Knot In Short Avenues Home
On Thursday evening at o o'clock the bride and groom were united in marriage by the Rev W. C. Lower at St Pauls Lutheran church. Nelson Atherton from Providence road returned from school and Mr Johnson moved to a new residence on Providence road. J A Pritchard of 25 Court Street is recovering after a week's illness.
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Short Avenues
OW. Terwillier
Taulen Linder
W. C. Lower
St. Pauls Bewngolleat Litheran Church
Nelson Atherton
Providence Road
Wehool
Johnson
Pritchard
Court Street
Lidstone Nomination Bid for Thirteenth Ward Council
A. F. P. Lidstone of Dickson Avenue seeks the Republican nomination for select council in the Thirteenth ward. He has lived in the ward for years, enjoys a solid community reputation, and is described as a capable businessman ready to represent this strong Republican ward on the city council.
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A. F P. Lidstone
Dickson Avenue
Fen
Obituary Notices from 716 Pine Street and Local Saunter
Obituary notices report Mrs J G Geiser of 716 Pine Street died yesterday from tuberculosis after months of illness. Her husband, parents, and two brothers survive. Funeral private Monday at 1 PM and interment in Mercy cemetery. Also noted are Mary Kelly of 612 Crown Avenue brought in from Philadelphia for burial with services at St Peter’s Cathedral. William W Smith of Priceburg, age 65, died last Tuesday. funeral tomorrow at 10 AM with interment in Boot Valley. Willam Edwards of Spring Brook, age 54, died Wednesday. funeral Friday at 2 PM at home with local ministers conducting services.
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J. G. Geiser
Pine Street
Ainia
Aintor
Murey Cemetery
William Wi. Smith
Priceburg
Boott Valley
Scranton and Williamsport to clash in state title game
Today at Athletic Park Scranton and Williamsport High meet for the state Inter-scholastic championship at 2 PM. A large crowd is expected as both sides held practice with nearly all players present, and officials indicate Yale veteran Thorne may referee.
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Scranton
Williamsport High Echonts
Athletic Park
Jim Horan
St. Thomas
Concert Notes Include Susie Black and Miles Soloists
Miss Susie Black soprano and Thomas Miles solo cornetist headline a recital with Eugene Ham Theo and Bausch on flute and other soloists. Admission is 1.00 and program details list social entries and seating categories.
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Susie Black
Thomas Miles
Eugene Ham
Theo
Bauschman
Ten Properties Sold at Sheriff Sale
Ten properties were sold yesterday at sheriff's sale by Sheriff Clarence E. Pryor. The list includes properties of Michael Moriarity, John Levert, James J. Wagonhorn, Reuben Morgan, M. E. Brock et al, Joseph Cray, Joel Thomas, R. D. Morgan, A. H. Harvey, and Emily F. Smith, with bids ranging from $0.80 to $3,004 and buyers including M. J. McAldirew, Henry Winkler, James O’Boyle, George W. Weyland, Charles Robinson, L. D. Carey, Busan Spencer, John H. Fellows, and Edgar Sturma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moriarity
Wird
Beranton
M. J. McAldirew
John Levert
Henry Winkler
James J. Wagonhornt
Covington
James O'Boyle
Reuben Morgan
Scott Township
George W. Weyland
M. E. Brock
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Tor S. Malo
Aveo
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Norfolk Mills
New Brunswick Mills
Lackawana Mills
Luzerne County Mills
Globe Warehouse
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Viola Goss
Kinney
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Mise Kiesel
Meadow Brook
Crain
Dunmore Doings
Berivces
Park Place
Green Ridge
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Willam Edwards
Spring Brook
West Serenton
David James
First Welsh Congregational Church
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M. J. Swift
J. J. Thimes
Comela
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Ohio
Aviscus Viiuanecay
Prince Albert
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Lescess
KR. Long
Saan Jack and the
John J. Kerr
Bauer
Sheriff Pryor
Clarence E. Pryor
Academy OP Music
Av Rounuer & Rbis
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Dave
Barney Gilmore
Younes
Marlon Clark
Kventige
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Burrill Comedy Company
Laure Hulbert
Matinees
Manreete
Wisteria
Big Burlasque Co
Handsome W Omen
Aliiao
Ajax Remedy CO
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Matthews Bros
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