Scranton Alumni Face St Thomas College In Benefit Game
In Carbondale the Alumni Athletic Association plays St. Thomas College of Scranton tomorrow. The home team gains several new players and seeks victory against a notably strong visiting squad. A large crowd is expected if weather holds. The season ends Saturday with Wyoming Seminary visiting for a benefit game.
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Tae St. Thomas College
Alumni Athletic’ Association
St. Thomas’ College
Scranton
Wyoming Seminary
Heptasoph Branch Forms New Lodge at Electric Club
At the Electric Literary club rooms a new Heptasoph society branch was formed with about thirty charter members. Archon J. H. Byrne and officers were installed by J. W. Kilpatrick, with P. J. Cooll an of Archbald credited for driving the effort. Out of town attendees included Walter Handrick and J. O. Hearn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Literary Club
Heptasoph Society
P. J. Coollan
Archbald
J. W. Kilpatrick
Wee
Electric Club
Archon
J. H. Byrne
J. Mannion
J. P. Collins
P. F. Carroll
J. B. Gilhool
Pp. F. Moffitt
Patrick Nolan
M. J. Connelly
William Brears
Walter Handrick
Providence
J. O. Hearn
J. F. Boland
William Philbin
Henry Ort
New Hose Cart Unfit for Service in Mitchell Fire Dept
The Mitchell Hose company reports their current hose cart cannot respond to alarms due to a broken front axle and overall unsafe condition. They carry five hundred fifty feet of hose and fear further strain at speed. Repairs require council consent, fueling talk of replacing the cart with a wagon at the next council meeting.
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Mitchell Hose Company
Mitchells
Crystal Hose Company
Mysterious Bore Operations Reported at Brownell Swamp
Workers moved instruments from the old site into the ravine below No 4 dam and began boring. Secrecy surrounds the project while Delaware and Hudson officials inspect an artesian well. A large water flow reaches a height of one foot, prompting talk of piping to harness a tremendous force.
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Brownell's
No. 4
Thee
Delaware and Hudson
The Rain Welcome Replenishes City Water Supply
Rain in the last two days greatly boosts city water reserves and ends the famine fears. Previously No 4 pond dropped two and a half inches daily, but rainfall has halted the decline and raised river levels, improving overall water availability.
Case Withdrawn in Alderman Bunnell’s Court
Keener faced assault and battery charges from Hunt in a dispute at Charles Lamb’s home on Belmont Street. The case was settled with Keener paying costs and Hunt receiving $10. Hunt remained bedridden for several days after the attack and his clothing was ruined.
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Hunt
Keener
Nominating Committee Names Officers for the Year
The nominating committee presents Young Peonlé's Society of the Baptist churches officers for the following year for action at the next business meeting. The note lists upcoming leadership proposals and anticipated committee roles.
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Young Peonlé
Society of the Baptist Churches
Society names officers and committees
President W D Frank and officers including vice president Cora Estabrook recording secretary Lula Philline corresponding secretary W E Bennett treasurer Annie Dunston and organist May Avery are listed with committees named.
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Ciety
W. D. Frank
Cora Estabrook
Lula Philline
W. E. Bennett
Annie Dunston
May Avery
Great Attraction Rosiso Juliet and Julius Caesar at Hanford
The Hanford company led by Manager Byrne brings Rosiso and Juliet and Julius Caesar to town with a highly regarded troupe. Audiences are urged to attend after witnessing the previous Damon and Pythias engagement and to enjoy notable scenery once used by Booth and Barrett.
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Rosiso and
Juliet
Julius Caesar
Young Italy Society Names Officers for Coming Year
The Young Italy society held its Sunday meeting and nominated officers for the next year. Trustees include Santo Puglanio Louis Garella A Mazzel with council members R Chirillo G Schulichehiu P Fabiano A Gigliotti Joseph Cerra and sanitary council M Cerra V Bilotta F Rocca. American flag carrier A Massori vice flag carriers C Talanco Michael Perri sergeant at arms N Slagliang L Clouflone. The society reports 75 members and rising, and has paid out over 500 in benefits this year.
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Young Italy Society
Santo Puglanio
Louis Gardella
A. Mazzel
R. Chirillo
G. Schulichehiu
P. Fabiano
A. Gigliotti
Joseph Cerra
M. Cerra
V. Bilotta
F. Rocca
A. Massori
C. Talanco
Good Printing Delivers Value at Lower Cost
The message argues that high quality printing costs less in the long run and benefits business, urging readers to compare and use the department after moving to new quarters. It emphasizes careful budgeting and invites customers to visit the new printing facilities.
Aged Woman Injured After Fall on Belmont Steps
Mrs. Thompson, mother of James Thompson of Belmont street, fell while descending steps. She fractured her hip and, at nearly ninety years old, faces uncertain recovery due to her advanced age.
Honold's Condition Serious in Town Accident
Reports say Christian Harold, aged man, was badly hurt in a recent incident. The leg fracture is mending, but he has a fever and the nervous strain is severe, with age working against his recovery.
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Honold
Christian Harold
Kinback Brothers Dissolution Retires Kinback
The junior member Robert Kinback retires from Kinback Brothers and the firm will be run by William and Gustave. It is unclear what new business Kinback will enter next.
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Robert Kinback
Kinback Brothers
Messrs
William and
Gustave
Personal and Other Items From Scranton Area
Miss Katie Powderly of Scranton spent Monday with Miss Maggie Powderly of Terrace Street Mrs Joseph Kline of Scranton visited Mrs Sol Kline of Salem Avenue Friends report Mrs W B Grow’s condition improved after fears of pneumonia led to sending for Rev Grow He is in Wayne County About twenty young men and women attended a social at Miss May Kilpatrick’s home on Carte Avenue Enjoyable music and lively discussion from slips drawn by attendees Harry Skeels of New Cemetery Street shows slow improvement and hopes for full recovery Mrs J W Jones and her son A R Jones depart for Philadelphia to visit Miss Lillian Jones at Millersville State Normal Sidney Birkett plans a Scranton party Law Rourke of Waymart visits the city Demorest of Flushing L I called on local trade Dr W W Fletcher traveled to Susquehanna Patrick Reilly of Susquehanna mingled with friends Kim Glee Club members met Morgan Thomas on South Church Street with a warm welcome and a gift of a smoking lot The group enjoyed refreshments and later dispersal John Bone W D Lewis David Lewis John Chilton Joseph Johns James Ricketts Daniel M Davis William Opie Evan M Thomas Morgan Watkins Dr J J Thompson confined to his room on Salem Avenue by laryngitis During illness Doctors Day Shields and I P Niles attend the case Miss Loretta Coxe of Brooklyn Street returns home from a week’s visit State President Clarence F Huth of Shamokin announces Jr C U A M district presidents Lackawanna Wayne districts F B Hiller Carbondale Lackawanna district A J Colborn Scranton Lackawanna western district Dr J Davies Boranton
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Katie Powderly
Scranton
Maggie Powderly
Terrace Street
Joseph Kline
Sol Kline
Salem Avenue
W. B. Grow
Grow
Wayne County
May Kilpatrick
Carte Avenue
Harry Skeels
New Cemetery Street
J. W. Jones
A. R. Jones
Philadelphia
Lillian Jones
State Normal School
Milleraville
Sidney Birkett
Law. Rourke
Waymart
Demorest
Flushing
L. I
W. W. Fletcher
Susquehanna
Patrick Reilly
Kim Glee Club
Morgan Thomas
Bouth Church Street
Mantle
William Opie
Kimball Glee Club
Thomas
Morgan
Mindy
John Bone
W. D. Lewis
David Lewis
John Chilton
Joseph Johns
James Ricketts
Daniel M. Davis
William Ople
Evan M. Thomas
Morgan Watkins
J. J. Thompsons
Ialem Avenue
Hin Illnes
Drs. Day
Shields
I. P
Thanksgiving Dinner Featured by Presbyterian Ladies
Misa Jeasip Stearns of Peckville visits her aunt Mrs. George Tregallas on Main street. James Crown Jr joins the junior’s list this week. Presbyterian church ladies plan a Thanksgiving dinner for 25 cents with an evening song service. Additional note mentions Alday and Meth furniah Sinesteanes wipper Mor %ea on Thank Min amnee A, Tara visitor in Scranton.
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Misa Jeasip Stearns
Peckville
George Tregallas
James Crown, Jr
the Presbyterian Church
Tara
Thanksgiving holiday customs and local notices in Tunkhannock
Notes from Tunkhannock recount holiday closures for schools banks and offices, local social plans for Thanksgiving, duck hunting quirks, business updates at Tunkhannock Glass and Hotel Graham, tax rankings, and a column urging borough authorities to create a work program for tramps to balance charity with obligation.
Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance opens annual session
The alliance opened its annual session this afternoon in an unspecified location with large attendance due to favorable weather. John T. Watkins of Scranton conducts, Miss Gen ivieve Bacon is accompanist. Miss Hattie Bacon leaves for Berwick for an indefinite time. Several locals are mentioned including Ralph Williams, Vida Johnson hosting Ruth Perry, and Carrie Burns. Dancing school begins Monday with Professor Hudson. The Nicholson Social club held its first meeting in new rooms.
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Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance
John T. Watkins
Scranton
Genivieve Bacon
Hattie Bacon
Berwick
Ralph Williams
Vida Johnson
Ruth Perry
Waverly
Carrie Burns
Creat Bend
Professor Hudson
Harry Walker
Binghamton
M. K. Walker
Jermyn Key Fund Case Highlights Broadhead Court
In Old Forge Mrs. E Fowler shows improvement after illness. Thanksgiving turkey dinner and supper planned at the new church. Jae Faraday Sr announces candidacy for supervisor. Justice Broadhead disposed many cases Friday including a notable law matter. Jermyn 1 and 2 Key Fund prosecuted by Peter Burke.
Justice to Rule on Eleven Months Benefit Case
Attorney John Bonner argued for the plaintiff as tensions rose in court over eleven months of benefits. The justice will render a decision. Mr Silas Randall Jr left Monday for a week of hunting at Goodsboro. Old Forge schools close for the rest of the week. Mrs Nancy Saunders visits BE Drake's home.
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John Bonner
Silas Randall, Jr
Goodsboro
Old Forge
Nancy Saunders
BE. Drake
Taylor Mines Resume Eleven Hour Days
J B Daniela’s condition deteriorated to a critical state overnight. At Taylor hall the Independent Social club held its weekly dance, while Burgess Griffiths and Michael Lydon faced a stone throwing charge against the light plant, settled after a hearing led by John Weber.
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Taylor Mines
J. B. Daniela
Burgess Griffiths
Michael Lydon
Anthony Lydon
Main Street
Electric Light Company
John Weber
Independent
Taylor Hall
Local Notices and Medical Advertisement Details
Montrose residents and local officials named in town visits while an advertisement promotes a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. The "New Great South American Kidney Cure" claims rapid relief for urinary pains, with C. M. Harris of Scranton selling the product.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Community Notices and Local Movements in Great Bend
Mr and Mrs Nelson Jackson of Lathrop visit George Ackerly in Great Bend. An American play will be staged in Great Bend. Classes in arithmetic writing and spelling will start at the Railroad Young Mens Christian Association. Foreman Arnold and his crew left to build a snow season on the Lackawanna and Montrose road. Mrs Blanche Shelley of Binghamton moved here and will reside. Baptist church carpentry finished. Mrs Anna Barber of Waverly returned home after visiting. Mr and Mrs Charles Holmes returned from their wedding tour. John Davis attended the ordina-
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Nelson Jackson
Lathrop
George Ackerly
Great Bend
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Arnold
Lackawana
Montrose Road
Blanche Shelley
Binghamton
Baptist Church
Anna Barber
Waverly
Charlea Holmes
Hey
John Davis
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Carbondale
Lockawanna Avenue
Hedus
Scott Inglis
Anes
Hanfordae
O’brien
Byrne
Damon and
Pythias
Messrs. Booth and Barrett
Tunkhannocgke
Thia
Perry Billings
A. D. Brundage
Duane
Will P. Billings
Kingston
Almeron Baker
Odeasa
N. Y
Carrie Moe
Noxon
Wallace Haines
Tioga County
Tunkhannock Glass Company
Conyngham, Schrage & Co
Wilkes-Barre
Court House
Tunkluinnock
Meshoppen
Nicholson
Tunkhannock
Tunkhannock Township
Tunkhannock Borough
Falls
Eaton
Mehoopany
Nicholson Township
Graham
Joseph Williams
Montross
Fline
Ruth Dittmer
Oklahoma
J. R. Miller
Joe
Pittston Nasineas
Wright & Co
Sooth Malin Street
Hood’s
Manu Ee
burn-Crosby Co
Washburn-Crosby Co
Taylor
E. K. Thomas
Montrose
Hall Stead
THE
Pennsylvania
Washington Arena
O'Malley
Sae
Washington ST
F. Wilkes-Barre, PA
Moosic Powder Co
Saf_ln & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
Mamaced
Lacka, Ave
Lackawanna Valley
Watt Building
Church Street
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Wilkes-Bar
America
England
France
Denmark
Flanders
Goss
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