West Scranton wedding unites Howell and Fellows in lavish ceremony
John W. Howell and Miles Noell Fellows wed at 418 South Tenth Street with Rev. Joe Sweet presiding. The event featured an extensive bridal party, ample floral decor, and a reception for hundreds of relatives and friends. The couple plans an extended honeymoon and will reside with the groom’s father on Washburn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Fellows
South Tenth Street
John W. Howell
Tu Washburn Street
Kedras Howell
Miles Noell Fellows
Joe Sweet
Binghamton
Wyoming
Ciame
Marguerite Pellows
Ary Dillion Peertles
Solad
Einabeth Heiser
Ant J. Morse
Fis
Wilkes- Barre
Grelfies Awweines
New York
Charles
Siater
Pieperig
Ford Im Trent
Tinvtley
Colssolii
Mewry
Jean Tillis
Mostoype
Miury Gras
Larceyvilles
John Royriai
Mires Lois Rporrar
West Pittston
Badecord
Charles Maywed
Kingston
Theo, Fils
Cus Weinss
George Fenner
Ashley
George Carlton
Dalton
Sarah Benjamin
Nesquhoning
von Mauer
Howell
Washburn Street
Marriage of John Hughes and Miss Dyinie Strong
John W W Hughes of Battle avenue and Miss Dyinie Strong of North Main avenue wed at St Patrick's on Wednesday afternoon. Sister Nellie Strong and brother Willing Strong attended. groom and bride host mock reception at Mrs. Strang's home. Newlyweds depart for Buffalo and Niagara Pass then plan to reside with the bride's mother. Groom works as an inside foreman at Diamond mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WW. Hughes
Battle Avenue
Dyinie Strong
North Main Avenue
St. Pitrick’s
Nellie Strong
Willing Strong
John Strang
Niielic
Hughes
Buffalo
Nigar Pass
Dhamond
Patrolmen Mistaken Calf Chase Near Moses Taylor House
Police humor rises as Patrolman Peters pursues a supposed calf disturbing shrubbery near the Moses Taylor residence. The animal proves to be a ball, and officers scatter it, chasing across Digineres while the calf remains at large.
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Kiah Peters
Moses Taylor Hoepited
Gianee
Matassa
Digineres
Entertainment social at St. David's Episcopal church
An enjoyable entertainment and social was held in the basement of St. David's Episcopal church last evening, when the gathering provided fellowship and light refreshments for attendees.
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St. David's Episcopal Church
Pyramid Pile Cure testimonial appears in local ad
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper page discusses testimonials for the Pyramid Pile Cure, noting reader skepticism toward ads and praising one proprietor from Canton Ohio. It mentions druggists selling the cure for fifty cents and mail order from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan, with readers urged to request a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Lichtenwalter
Carton
Ohio
Bink
Canton
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Ladies Guild Annual Event Featured Music and Recitals
The Ladies' guild held its annual event with Rev. E. Z. McHenry presiding and giving remarks. Instrumental pieces were performed by Mrs. Selbert John Miller Bernard Moll and the Lewis brothers. Vocalists included Alberta Johns Amand Johns Harold Johns Helen Markwick D Gilbert Johns and Mrs Morgink. Re-relations were delivered by May Dorsey Maud Weatherhog Albert Johns Amanda Johns and Benjamin Slaughes offered a whistling solo. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild
E. Z. McHenry
Selbert
John Miller
Bernard Moll
Lewis Brothers
Alberta
Amand Johns
Harold Johns
Helen Markwick
D. Gilbert Johns
Morgink
May Dorsey
Maud Weatherhog
Albert Johns
Amanda Johns
Benjamin Slaughes
Supper by Ladies' Aid at Simpson Church Draws Crowds
The Ladies' Aid Society supper at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church drew several hundred attendees with four serving tables and volunteers named from Mrs. A. W. Rfigway to Miss Marion Hall. Night schools across buildings 31, 18, 12 and 11 report enrollments far exceeding expectations, with 175 pupils at one site and large turnout elsewhere. The note urges more breakers and factory hands to join evening English classes to avoid street life.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
A. WH. Rfigway
Willian Quick
I’ Owens
George Peck
Josiah Puff
Rachel Peck
William Long
Verna Tose
Lucy Long
Boc. McDermott
Pc". Hall
Liu Leader
Marion Hall
John Randolph
Seth Wrigley
Creorge Martin
W. A.eld
William Lever
McCortmick
A. Bordeway
Muon
Local arrests and fines cited in city police court
Bert Anderson of M4 South Keyser avenue was picked up Wednesday evening and fined 3 dollars in police court yesterday morning. James B of Linden street and Franklin avenue faced fines after being found wandering Thursday night. Mrs Ann Llewellyn, old offender, was carried to the station house after a police hiding incident. The Woman's Home Missionary convention at Kim Park church is announced with participants meeting at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church at 2 o clock. A social supper is planned at Mary Long's home, 1015 West Lackawanna avenue, this evening.
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Brooklyn
Young Women's Christian Association
Pasapel
Miss Dunn
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Jane Matthews
North Slyde Park Avenue
Bert Anderson
South Keyser Avenue
James B
G Quoodman
Linden Street
Franklin Avenue
Ann Llewellyn
Woman's Home Missionary
Kim Park Church
Mary Long
West Lack Uwinmd Avenue
Tenor Thomas Besnon Rehearses with Boranton Choir
New York tenor Thomas Besnon rehearses with the Boranton United Chord Society ahead of a scheduled performance in the city. The article notes his fame and ongoing work with the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Besnon
New York
Slug
Boranton United Chord Society
Will Slug
Yale Harvard Game Viewers Named From City Firms
D. J. Davis of South Myde Park avenue and Edgar Allen Jones of South Main avenue will witness the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven tomorrow. Warren Reese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jenkin T. Reese, on Washburn street, has measles. Mrs. Arthur Banning and daughter visiting relatives here plan to return to the South in early December. Mrs. Stephen Tt Evans of Evans' court is ill at home. D. O'Hara of Trice street returned from a business trip to Buffalo. Mrs. C. I. Owens of Rock Island Illinois visits her sister Mrs Jonah Evans of Bynon street. Mrs. M. C. Tyler of South Hyde Park avenue convalesces after illness.
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D. J. Davis
South Myde Park Avenue
Edgar Allen Jones
South Main Avenue
New Haven
Warren
Jenkin T. Reese
Washburn Street
Arthur Banning
Stephen Tt. Evans
Evans’ Court
D. &. O'Hara
Trice Street
Buffalo
C. I. Owens
Rock Island
Jonah Evans
Bynon Street
M. C. Tyler
South Hyde Park Avenue
North Scranton Highlights and Local Society Notes
Ladies day at North Scranton bowling alleys with 2 to 6 p m reservation and a lady attendant. The Excelsior Literary and Dramatic club to stage The Commercial Drummer at the Auditorium on Thanksgiving night. Craucker jacks versus South Scranton Defenders bucketball game at the Auditorium tonight. Plainlocal social updates, visits, and a lecture course by Dr Pierce on Dec 2 for the YWCA. Mrs G W Davis and Blanche White return from Dundaff. Miss M Blanche Kennedy back in Scranton. Mulley stores rumor denied. George M Mulley executor notes.
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North Scranton
Excelsior Literary and Dramatic Club
Crauckerjacks
South Scranton Defenders
Dietrick
Kingston
G. W. Davis
West Market Street
Frank White
Blanche
Church Avenue
Hattie Tinklepaugh
Hive
Dundaff
van Thomas
Putnam Street
Pierce
Young Women's Christian Association
Oberanimerpinu
Riuvarin
M. Blanche Kennedy Ha
Scranton
Clifford
Green Ridge Church Holds Afternoon Praise Meeting
The Green Ridge Presbyterian church holds an afternoon praise service at 2 20 o clock in the church parlor with a program including prayer, solo by Mrs Forster, address by Mrs Vanderburg of Hainan China, and a reception for Mrs Vanderburg. She will speak tonight to the Lend a Hand and Missionary circle at Mrs I L Hitchcock’s home. Rev H S Popter will collect rummage items in the church study all week and the ladies plan a sale Friday. Several locals are listed with daily activities and a rumor denial about A M Atherton and Co. purchasing Mulley stores.
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Green Ridge
H. 8. Popter
Florence Nye
North Washington Avenue
Mason Shafer
Airs
Sayers
Montrosr
Townsend Padre
Cuponse Avenue
Frank Donnelly
Monsey Avenue
New York City
William Janssen Declares Candidacy in Nineteenth Ward
South Scranton resident William Janssen of of Bouth Irving Avenue announces candidacy for council in the Nineteenth ward subject to the Republican caucus. The St John Defenders defeated the Comets at St Johns hill by a large score after last evening’s game. Prospect Avenue reports a serious accident involving a boy named Nota who was run over by a horse and kicked in the head while playing in the stove. Dr Schley’s Lung Healing Pills advertised with bold claims for cough relief sold by all dealers.
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William Janssen
Bouth Irving Avenue
St. John
Comets
Pine Brook
St. John's Hill
Prospect Avenue
Nota
Pr. Schley
Indigestion Advice From a Doctor and Critics
An alderman, a doctor, and a writer discuss dieting differing by body and brain. The doctor warns indigestion signals danger and condemns stimulant remedies. He advocates moderate eating and occasional vegetable pills, praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with patient testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
W. Walter McGloshen
Reinbeck
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
C. P. Spencer
Plano
Okla
Old Teething Remedy Adored by Mothers
An 19th century patent medicine note praising Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething cure. It claims quick relief from pain, diarrhea, griping, and wind, touting universal use by mothers and urging continued administration for the child's comfort.
Common Sense Medical Adviser Offer for Clerical Copy
Advertisement notes a cloth bound copy of The Common Sense Medical Adviser with price and stamp payment options. It offers 31 cents via one cent stamps for cloth bound, and one stamp for paper covers, directing readers to Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York for mailing details.
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Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
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