West Scranton P.0.S. to Build New Home on North Main
Allsphaugh Brothers win the contract for a new three story building on North Main avenue to house Washington Camp No. 7 Patriotica Order Sons of America. The $20,000 structure will feature two store rooms on the first floor, a dance hall and theater on the second, and a lodge room on the third. Albert Hartman is the architect. Camp No. 178 meets tonight to hear updates and plan the anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allspaugh Brothers
North Main Avenue
Washington Camp
No. 7S
Patriotica Order Sons of America
Clarke Brothers’ General Stores
Albert Hartman
Camp No. 178
Businessmen protest early Main avenue mail collection
Businessmen complain about the early evening mail pickup at Main avenue boxes and urge no change. They note the last collection was around 9 o clock at Main avenue and Jackson street, but recently the courier arrives near 11 o clock, with newspaper reporters pressed into service as late mail carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Get a Good Enough Cough Remedy Dufour's Tar
The note promotes Dufour's French Tar as an effective cough remedy. It urges readers to obtain this product as a solution for coughing ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Dressy Neckwear Featured With Latest Fashions
Dressy neckwear dominates the display with chiffon Liberty chinille and taffeta novelties. The collection includes collars scarf bows muffs and fur trims in sable fox brown martin red fox mink and other popular furs. The display is described as the most brilliant and complete shown in the city with high fashion shapes and latest designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Gardens
Milter Plan Faces Stamp Toll and New Postal Delays
The focal board of trade debates keeping the stamp line at port and notes Postmaster Ripple says it is out of the question. Local business volume grows at the West Formaton branch, making extra carriers seem soon necessary as plans for site collection and facilities loom. Robert Morris lodge of American True Tvorites hosts a complimentary banquet for three recently elected officials at Fairechild's hotel with Mr. Lewis, Mr. Daniels, and Mr. James the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Board of Trade Artic
Ripple
Premeny
Robert Morris Lodge
William T. Lewis
Thomas P. Daniels
Edward James, Jr
Fairehild's
Women’s Home Missionary Society Officers Named
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church Women’s Home Missionary Society elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Gideon Moser First vice president Mrs J B Sweet Second vice president Miss Emiliw Lewis Secretary Mrs H M Buss Corresponding secretary Mrs WIHIIam Hagen Treasurer Mrs Alex Widener Librarian Mrs Josiah Patt Secretary of Mothers Jewels Mrs Weldy Secretary of local work Mrs R J Hughes Secretary of supplies Miss Sarah Sloot Assistant Mrs Thomas Levihon Collector Mrs Friant Collector of special fund Miss Helen Peck Delegate to Oneonta conference Mrs Gideon Moser Alternate Mrs George Carson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womian's Home Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Gideon Moser
First View
J. Bo Sweet
Emiliw Lewis
H. M. Buss
Wihiiam Hagen
Alex. Widener
lWbrarkin
Josiah Patt
Weldy
R. J. Hughes
Sarah Sloot
Thomas Levihon
Friant
Helen Peck
Oneonta
George Carson
Arrest of John Phillips on assault and malicious mischief
John Phillips of 1312 Hampton Street was arrested yesterday by Det. David Davis on a warrant from Alderman Daniel Moses. He is charged with assault and battery and malicious mischief after his father alleged he abused his parents and damaged doors and windows at their home. He spent the night in the station house and will be given a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
Hampton Street
David Davis
Daniel Moses
John
Phillips
David Th Tins
South Soranton
Oxford
South Chydy Park
Wearliburt Street
Re Williams
Muste Hall
Thor
Doaph Teghes
Woohnen
Anon
Iverite Hill
Tirhand Cylon
Exynonwsteet
Rewnalds
Tonpetanes
Ty Ledge
Oelock
No. Tigs
Denes
Dehn Oh
Pachel Mavis
Hyde Park Avenue
Anthony Delinske
Phease Ant Oollion
Tay Vestonlay
Leckie
Baptist Young People’s Union of the
First Baptist Clit
Tultdlie
Averal
Ulilia Tose
Tribune
Ol Ck
John Davis
Key Northvale Park
Aveniwe
St. David’s Church Fair Preparations Near Completion
Active preparations have been underway for months for the St. David’s Episcopal church fair and festival to be held next week. Rev. E. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal Church
E. J
Handkerchiefs Up to Date in Fashioned Style and Quality
The article proclaims modern handkerchiefs as real artwork with bold styles and lasting quality. Prices range from 1.25 to 20 dollars, offering numerous mid tier options while emphasizing a genuine edge in each make. It targets fashionable women seeking value and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman of Fashion
Handkerchief Styles Show Range From Duchess to French Hand Embroidered
The catalog presents Duchess Honiton Rose Point Star Point and French Hand Embroidered handkerchiefs. It notes options for those who prefer simple trims or lower prices, offering styles to suit varying tastes and budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess
Annual Handkerchief Sale Opens with Big Savings
The sale promises strong value for lace trim and hemstitched handkerchiefs, with prices ranging from 5c to 50c and bulk offers such as 3 for 50c and 6 for 25c. Shoppers are urged to act early as Christmas approaches and prices are projected to rise soon.
Parish Fair Supports Rectory Fund Drive
McHears the rector leads parishioners in a surprise event with a star attraction and decorative arts display. Numerous booths will sell fancy articles and evening refreshments provided by the ladies. The fundraiser aims to cover parish and rectory expenses for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHears
Plymouth Congregational supper praised for service quality
Despite rough weather, Tayge pitromige at Plymouth Congregational church offered an excellent supper in the lective room. Tables hosted by Mrs. Byron Evans and Mrs. Nathan Evans featured numerous helpers including Mrs. Noah Kyvans and Mrs. David Hughes, who received compliments from patrons for the well organized meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayge Pitromige
Plymouth Congregational Church
George FL Bynon
John Hinwood
Edna
Riven
Marc Stephen Evins
Thomas Evans
Afra
A. James
Miei
Miss Maud Davies Given Pleasant Surprise Party
Miss Maud Davies of 363 North Rebecca Avenue was honored with a late evening surprise party hosted by friends. The event featured selections by Miksa Colton Greenwood and WH Diet sine, various jams, dancing, and a guest list including Missie Alice Williams Della Hivais Mae Williams Tennie Thomas Emmet Lewis Pessie Shaw Clara May Laura Pawling Gwen Davies Nellie Davis Mae Samuels Minnie Reese Ida Davis Rebecca Cotton Eva Turner Mae Green Alma Reese and Miss Lohmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Davies
Rebecca Avenue
Miksa Colton
Greenwood
Daneling
Missie Alice Williams
Della Hivais
Mae Williams
Tennie ‘Thomas
Emmet Lewis
Pessie Shaw
Clara May
Laura Pawling
Gwen Davies
Nellie Davis
Mae Samuels
Minnie Reese
Ida Davis
Rebecca Cotton
Eva
Turner
Mae Green
Alma Reese
Miss Lohmann
Dboys
1. Bahr
A. Dixon
C. Loreng
Harry Greenwoul
HH. Wideman
F. McGovern
RR. Dean
Ff Jones
H. Bennett
Wieht
Community notices and obituaries mix in Scranton item
Local memorials and club meetings fill the page as residents react to deaths, funerals, and civic events. An obituary for John Davis notes surviving wife and two children while church groups plan dinners, prayer services, and organizational meetings across South Soran ton and nearby streets.
Obituary Notice for Mew Ties Waterman
The death of Mew Ties Waterman wife of Nelson Waterman occurred recently after a sudden illness. She was 40 years old and resided on West Main Street. Survivors include her husband and several siblings. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 o clock with burial at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Nelson Waterman
Westenbar
Hommin Ab Ik Atelyads
Watermin
Win North Main
Moonie
Lomitiel Ragret
Feliawiige Diether Gad
Olathe S. Lord
William Leord
Mies Miranda Font
Moria
Undertaker
Population figures amid New York press survey
The record shows a disturbed OCR passage noting population numbers and percentage changes related to New York. The legibility is poor, with several garbled phrases and missing context.
Dunmore Doings Event Fittingly Celebrated Last Night
Last night the Chinmore lodge Odd Fellows held its twenty eighth annual social and supper. The hall was decorated with chrysanthemums and national colors. Guests arrived around 7 50 and were seated by 8 30 as Brivetevard opened with a pizz a solo. A varied program followed then dancing and supper upstairs served by a capable corps of young ladies. The event reflected credit on the committees and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinmore Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Brivetevard
George M. Okell
Edward Angwin
EH. Spencer
Arthur Spencer
Joseph Vickers
Elmer Jackson
Albert van Houten
Harry Edwards
Chris Keller
Thomas Keller
John Wardell
Harry Kizer
Oliver Kizer
Mesilames Harper
Branning
Wardell
van Fouten
Kiger
Farber
Vickers
Dainty
Altemose
Mowery
Spencer
Keller
Letchworth
Powell
Krager
Bush
Bishop
Seigle
Misses Wardell
Secor
Marshall
Thornton
Night School Plan Moves Forward At School Board Meeting
The board discussed opening eight night schools at Nos 1 2 4 4 1 6 and other buildings. Applicants for night school teaching were named and an exam was set for tomorrow at No 1 building. Financial reports were reviewed and approved in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Haggerty
Costello
Miller
Spencer
No. 1
Thomas Jordin
James Cullen
John McHall
Joseph Gray
Misses Pahey
Ginley
Manley
Nellie Gallagher
Mary McHugh
Gud
Financial Committee
Federuhy
Dunmore Bride Weds Mr Stevens At Methodist Parsonage
Miss Kya Osterhout and W N Stevens were married at 8 oclock in the Methodist parsonage by A J Wun. The bride, daughter of Mr Osterhout, is a popular Dunmore social figure. Stevens, son of B A Stevens, runs the family store. They leave for New York and will reside with the bride’s mother on South Bhilkely Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kya Osterhout
W. N. Stevens
A. J. Wun
W, DD
Onterhout
Dunmore
Mr. Stevens
Grogim
B. A. Stevens
New York City
South Bhilkely Breet
Hunters Bring First Rome Seen In Slia Town Cache
Flw Winters and EF L Washer returned from a Pike county hunting trip with two deer and a large bag of game. The two first-time Rome Seen hunters display their catch at J H Hobday’s meat picker on Brook Street after arriving last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Flw
Winters
EF. L. Washer
Pike County
Rome
Chia Town
J. H. Hobday
Brook Street
Revival Meetings At Methodist Church Attract Attentive Audience
Union revival meetings continued with a sizable turnout at the Methodist church last evening. J. B. Dabney of the Christian church delivered the address focusing on Christ as the center of faith and the summary of worship. Christ, as a Divine Saviour, is able to render salvation and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. B. Dabney
Christian Church
Christ
Salvation Meeting at Presbyterian Church Draws Welcome Audience
Dan Patrick of Harrisburg sings a solo delighting the audience. An excellent spirit pervades the meeting as all work for the salvation of souls. Services are at the Presbyterian church this evening with Rev. A. Vat Cleft delivering the address. Baln is and aliners are invited to attend and feel welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rbatrick
Harrisburg
Presbyterian Church
A. Vat Cleft
Balnis
Aliners
Funeral held for the late Thomas Mars cell
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. A. J. Van officiating. A large turnout attended as flowers were carried by Daniel McClimmer Truce Coulter and Darell Richards. Coroner Roberts viewed the remains and postponed the cave inquest pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marscell
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van
Feinting
Danilel McClimmer
Truce Coulter
Darel Hichards
Charles Maggerty
William Brady
William Docker
Andrew Coulter
William Stewart
James O'Flora
Roberts
Women's Christ in Temperance union hosts mothers meeting
The Women’s Christ in Temperance union holds a mothers meeting at Mrs Edward Warner’s 166 Green Ridge Street today at 3 o clock. Tomorrow night a meeting at Frost's hall near Hen Wood's store seeks support for forming a Republican club. Tivmned 144, Ladies' Catholic Benevolent association plans a euchre party and dance at Washington hall on Tuesday November 27. Euchre from 7 to 10, dancing 10 to 12, admission twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christ In Temperance Union
Edward Warner
Green Ridge Street
Stems
Frost's
Hen- Wood
Alb
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Washington Hall
Local Social Notes From Orangeville and Nearby
Francis Herring of Orangeville visits his nephew Men Herring on North Blakely street for a few days. Mrs. Raymond, daughter of Rev. A J Van Cleft, stays at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage for a brief visit. Miss Clara Potter showcases a fine collection of pupils art needlework in Berghauser s window on Spruce street. Catherine D Manley s daughter is sick at the Chestnut Street home. Miss Kate Gardner of Clifford visits Miss Eva Osterhout on South Blakely street. Mrs W W Bishop rests at her Brook street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Herring
Orangeville
Men Herring
Blakely Street
Raymond
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Clara Potter
Berghauser's
Spruce Street
Catherine
P. D. Manley
Chestnut Street
Kate Gardner
Clifford
Eva Osterhout
South Blikely Street
W. Bishop
Brook Street
North Scranton Pave Step Cleaned Before Winter
The North Main avenue paving between Providence Square and Court Street was washed by the street department to remove sand and dirt. Residents praise the cleaning after months of mud and disarray as city officials arrange for post construction cleanup before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Providence Square
Court Street
Phillips
Providence
Miss Nellie May and James Thyne Wed at Holy Rosary
Miss Nellie May of Charles street and James Thyne of West Market street were married yesterday afternoon at Holy Rosary church with Rev. J. J. O'Toole officiating. The couple's friends witnessed the ceremony and afterward attended a reception and supper at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie May
Charles Street
James Thyne
West Market Street
Holy Rosary Church
J. J. O'Toole
Entertainments Begin at Y W C A Rooms This Evening
A series of musical and literary programs will start at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms tonight with a small admission fee. Various local residents are mentioned in this brief social roundup, noting visits, travels, and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Mae Golden
Pittston
Nellie [Robinson
Legcett Street
Pop. McHale
West Market Street
New York
Metluskey
Mary Ainley
East Thompson, Conn
William Moore
Melle Gilgallon
Jennie Kindily
Arehbald
Clara Wileh
Dencon Street
Kitthe Walsh
Arelbald
D. J. Chivies
East Market Abeot
Ostfoud
N.Y
Mary Murphy
Cathedral Cemetery
Owen D. Jones
Summit Dvemue
God Mes
John D. Jones
Put- Ham Street
Green Ridge WCTU to Meet at Mrs Campbell Home
Green Ridge will hold an afternoon meeting at 6 o clock at Mrs Campbell's residence 1A Monsey Avenue. Mrs J L Miller, superintendent of evangelistic work, will lead the session. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperurnes Union of
Green Ridge
Campbell
Monsey Avenue
J.L. Miller
South Scranton Wedding at St John’s Church
St John’s church on Fig street hosted the wedding of Miss Anna Barrett of Prospect avenue and Cherry street to John Higgins of Capouse avenue yesterday afternoon at 3:30. Rev E J Melley officiated with Miss Kate Reardon on the wedding march. A reception and turkey supper followed for guests and the couple will start housekeeping on Capouse avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
E. J. Melley
Pharmacy Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Church
Bernard King
St. John's Church
Fig Street
Anna Barrett
Prospect Avenue
Cherry Street
John Higgins
Cupouse Avenue
Kate Reardon
Father Melley
Winifred Graham
Philadelphia
Edward Coney
Capouse Avenue
Thanksgiving dinner set by Cedar Avenue church ladies
The Ladies Aid of Cedar Avenue Methodist church finalize plans for their annual Thanksgiving turkey dinner to be held in the church parlors. Attendees from prior dinners may come without invitations as preparations proceed.
Hunters Return From Pocono Trip In Modest Fashion
A group of five well known huntsmen led by Alderman J J Ruddy and including M J T Lavelle Thomas Murray Henry Coyle and Joe Ruddy returned from a hunting trip to Pocono yesterday claiming great deeds but offering no details on the game. Vincent Bleuge of Alder Street also reported a successful Wayne county hunt. Miss Currie Nape of Stone Avenue recovered from appendicitis. Charles Huester of Cedar Avenue attended a Shunen meeting in Wilkes Barre. Elizabeth Rosar of Alder Street to Stephen Lyman of Eynon Street scheduled to wed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ruddy
M. JT. Lavelle
Thomas Murray
Henry Coyle
Joe Ruddy
Pocono
Vincent Bleuge
Alder Street
Wayne County
Currie Nape
Stone Avenue
Charles Huester
Cedar Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
George Tockweiller
South
Washington Avenue
Elizabeth ‘Rosar
Stephen Lymen
Eynon Street
Wedding and community notices from Minooka St Marys area
The St Marys Temperance society met at Malmsted. Patrick Mulderig is gravely ill. Council No M 1 will meet this evening. No 1 school teachers prep for a Thanksgiving Eve entertainment at St Josephs hall. A wedding occurred yesterday at St Josephs church at 2:30 pm with Miss Annis Sullivan and Mr William Haskins. Bridget Waleh acted as bridesmaid and James Sullivan as best man. The couple left for a drive to Pitts ton and hosted a feast at the bride’s home with gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary
Annis Sullivan
Gilmore Avenue
William Haskins
South Scranton
Bridget Waleh
Sugar Notch
James Sullivan
Pittston
Mra. Daskins
Fifteen Years for Assault in Philadelphia Case
A man named Clement J. Oliver received a fifteen year sentence after pleading guilty to a felonious assault. The incident involved forcing a daughter at gunpoint to join others in a sitting room. The court noted the assault occurred on a street near Noweraly Sathe and involved Oliver and an accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clement J. Oliver
Ascault
Noweraly
Luther S
Oliver
Chord
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad from Scranton
Scranton residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for urinary trouble and kidney issues. A local engineer, Mr. A I Barnes of 418 North Main Avenue, reports back pain from a fall and kidney symptoms improved after using the product. The ad claims relief and urges belief in the statements with offers to corroborate. Sold by Matthews Brothers drug store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY says sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. I. Barnes
North Main Avenue
Doan
Matthews Brothers
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Murder Suicide Tragedy At Stantonment Home
Exclusive AP report from New York states Thomas Varley a skilled smith and his wife were found dead in their rooms at a Stantonment residence. The scene suggests Varley killed his wife then shot himself, a violent act described as thoroughly deliberate and carried out in their home on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Thomas Varley
Qneniwnt
Krause's Cold Cure Capsules Advertisement
Take two or three Krause's Cold Cure Capsules during the day and two before retiring at night. This will insure a good night's rest and a free movement of the bowels next morning. Continue the treatment next day and your cold will melt away. Price 260. Bold by Matthews Livros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Livros
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St. David's Church
Globe Warehouse
General News
Stee
Elizabeth Wescott
Tomie
Calvin BB
Wasscatty
Oip Phyo
Yeetondiy
Dinyaeed
Peer Atliver
Ale Tad Deshled
Ting
Aivl
Clarence Medgling
Tb Flyrdop
Mie
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Audnew
Baneon
al Tithe Street
Deoruwal
Sears
Pynwra
Port HN
T ©. Bower
Mahle
Arbus Avenue
Priy
Washington
Dunmore Doings
ODD Fellows
Thomas Purcell
Wolverne Wakvcbe
Howard Mandotin
Anim Powell
Timlonitiho
Jette Okell
Sereseeblles
Elsie Powell
Mina
W Coweh
Miss Wellner
Mies
Hartera Kalen
Mina Beater Okel
Osterhout-Stevens
North Scranton
Miss Barrett
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Doty
Thomas Flouston
Elilzabeth
N. J
Michael Cusick
Twentieth Ward
Ore Mine Spring
Custav Schmidt
Workingmen’s Hall
James Turner
Jacob Turner
Forest Band
J. J. Walsh
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Associated Pros
Lyceum Theatre
Burzunder & Rels
A. J. Dully
Keith
Mienter
Dorking Fisher
Batchelor Club
Neil Litchfield
Coakley and
Huested
Baker and Lynn
Nuby Sisters
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Rank Emerson
Scharf-Morris Co
Edna May
Cecil
New Gatery Theatre
LONG
Leake
Vriows
Eugene Field
Thule House
Centiney
Hina
Meath
Chicago
Pelix
Mervita Medical Co
McGarran & Thomas
Lackawarra Ave
Biol
M.D. N
Sisen
Sl. G
Ein Germany
Ava Cab
Rulis Thowsan
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