Funeral services for Miss Minnie Bauer held in West Scranton
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 121 North Bromley Avenue from the family home. Rev. Hugh McDermott led the service with a tribute to Minnie Bauer. The Simpson Quartet sang, and pallbearers included Charles Lee Henry Brunning Thomas Phillips and Harry Battenburg. Cemetery rites followed at Wilbur Street Cemetery with "Good Night" sung as the casket lowered. A committee has beautified the rooms, giving a neat appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bauer
North
Bromley Avenue
Hugh ©. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
USA
Simpson
W. Jones
Harry Wrigley
Thomas Abrams
Harry Acker
Griece
Wiushburn Street
Charles Lee
Henry Brunning
Thomas Phillips
Harry Battenburg
Baptist Young People hold devotion and social meeting
The Jackson Street Baptist church group gathered in the church parlors for a well attended devotion and social meeting led by President Alfred Roberts. Alfred Beyat spoke on Character, or the Road to Success and Missie Lewis read Saved to the Uttermost. W. E. Willkime recited, followed by Alfred Bevan who performed musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's Union
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Alfred Roberts
Alfred Beyat
Missie Lewis
W. E. Willkime
Alfred Bevan
Choir of 110 wolves to lead rerly day services
Prof PHIps leads a choir of 110 wolves preparing for rerly day services next Sunday. The programme will be announced later and repeated at Plymouth Congre tonal church that evening. A new large library is ready. Sunday school scholars may receive books next Sunday from librarians Messrs Hopkins and Merne who have the books numbered and ready. Attendance last Sunday was very large despite inclement weather with one exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Phips
Plymouth
Messrs
Hopkins
Merne
Ripple Division No 4 Install Officers At Red Men Hall
At a Ripple Division No 4 Sons of Temperance meeting in Red Men’s hall officers for the coming year were elected and installed. Past worthy patriarch Thomas J. Jones and officers including treasurer J. D. Lewis financial scribe Thomas Thomas recording scribe Bert Thomas assistant recording scribe Harry Jenking chaplain William Reese and other posts were named with J. M. Edwards inside sentinel J. W. Thomas outside sentinel Harry Thomas and Charles Ross named worthy associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Division
Sons of Temperanre
Red Men's Hall
Worthy Patriach
Thomas J. Jones
J. D. Lewis
Thomas Thomas
Bert Thomas
Harry Jenking
William Reese
G. d. Reese
J. M. Edwards
Inside Sentinel
J. W. Thomas
Outside Sentinel
Harry Thomas
Charles Ross
Local church groups and social notes from Morgan's hall to St Mary's
Social items report the Ladies' auxiliary of Simpson church meeting at Mrs. E M Frankis's home and Ethan Allen Court Foresters meeting in Morgan's hall. Baptists hold a prayer service led by Rev J S Wrightnour. several residents travel to New York. a horse dies after veterinary efforts. weddings at St Patrick's and St Mary's churches are noted along with bank officers and sewer assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
E. M. Frankis
Bromley Avenue
Ethan Allen
Wendel Evans
Jackson Street
New York State
A. R. Kime
North Hyde Park Avenue
William Wiliams
Rock Street
New York
Miss Sea
Joseph Sterbury
Frink Street
the Central
Vans
Jac Tl
Comegys
Conrad Schreeder
Florence Helriegel
Robert Heeney
Wiliam Miller
Junger Maennercher
Oftfecra
Gustav Report
William Z4llmer
Fred Hermin
Fred Shon
Alfred Guthelna
Khvarkin
John Krempfer
Theodore Levert
Inc
Baltimore
Sehler
St. Mary's Church
Philip OC. Miller
Brook
Caroline Schiderer
Petersburg
Rather Christ
Lvide
John Tschopp
Meadow Avenue
Miry Lambert
Willow Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
River Street
Order of American Machine Les
Cedar Avenue
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harrinton’s
Local Notes on Residents Moving and Visiting
The report notes Miss Florence Irving and Mrs. A. F. Yost visiting in Denver with her sister. David Reese has left for Hallstead after securing a new position. John H. Williams and family moved from Stratford avenue to Dalton. Frank Watkins from Philadelphia visits his uncle on Academy Street. The Gamma Nus of the Washburn Street Presbyterian church resumed fall activities after summer vacation and promising a busy year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Florence Irving
A. F. Yost
Jackson Street
David Reese
North Sumner Avenue
Hallstead
John H. Williams
Stratford Avenue
Dalton
Frank Watkins
Philadelphia
Academy Street
Gamma Nus
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Shamrock team defeats St Marys 2 to 1 in Scranton game
The Shamrocks beat St Marys of South Scranton 2 1 with Wells scoring twice and Burns adding the third, while Duffy also contributed for Shamrocks. St Marys reply credits N Johnson and Robling. The lineups include Walsh Wells Duffy Burns for Shamrocks and Fish Mosh er Johnson Robling for St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
St. Mary's
South Scranton
Michael Wells
North End Stars
Johnson
Shamrocks
Walsh
Wells
Duffy
Burns
Fish
Mosher
Robeing
M. Johnson
The
N. Johnson
Robling
South Side bank officers inspect Cedar avenue premises
South Scranton reports that officers and directors of the new South Side bank visited the Robinson block on Cedar avenue where the bank will operate. The building was accepted from contractors and doors to open at 9 o'clock this morning with directors present. Interior features polished oak desks and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Side Bank
Robinson Block
Cedar Avenue
Odlock
Green Ridge Community Updates And Local Incidents
Green Ridge hosts a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs J M Howell with a focus on work among foreigners. A footbridge over the Lackawanna River near Boulevard is swept away. Drugstores will close earlier tonight. Mrs Thomas D Mayne to entertain at 805 Electric avenue this afternoon. Lisae Millen returns to Green Ridge from Honesdale to reside on Delaware Avenue. Police reform with a new telephone box at Choise and Marion improves reports to headquarters. A. L. Fowler and George Byden travel from Harrisburg and Slughesville respectively. A son is born to Professor and Mrs M Jordan on March street. Patrick Devine jailed on $200 bond for threats to Douglass. Epworth League at Ashbury M E church reports updated work and officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Christ In Temperance
TF Arate
J. M. Howell
Green Ridge Street
TL Turner
Lackawinnie
Boulevard Avenue
Driving Park
Herterofore
Thomas D Mayne
Ladies' Aid Society
All Boyt Universatiat Church
Electric Avenue
Lisaie ‘Lillen
Honesdale
Delaware Street
Choise Avenue
Marion Street
Wolk
A. L. Fowler
Capouse Avenue
Harrisburg
George Byden
Penn Avenue
Slughesville
League
Dwight Bulford
Edward Lord
Third View
Ll. IF. Bower
Grace Stackhouse
Secreurs
Marion Benjamin
Ro H W. Campbell
Misa Sigele Olver
Cherister
FP. B. Olver
Budie Campbell
Olver
Wyoming
Simpson Church
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old trusted teething remedy for children, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is praised for sixty years of use by millions of mothers. The formula is said to ease teething pain and related digestive upset, with each bottle claimed to provide gentle relief.
Junk dealer Selgel arraigned for receiving stolen iron
Selgel of Second Street was arraigned before Magistrate Fidler charged with receiving stolen goods. He bought scrap iron worth dollars from several boys near the Simpson shop for thirty cents, the iron later traced to shop thefts. Bail set at 300, he was committed to the county jail for the next court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selgel
Second Street
Fidler
Simpson Shop
Siegel
Officers Elected for Lincoln Lodge No 492 Odd Fellows
At Osterhout's hall on Monday evening Lincoln Lodge No 492 elected Hollis J. Smith noble grand John J. Jones vice grand David Jenkins secretary William H Johnson assistant secretary William B Jones treasurer and R J Richards representative to the grand lodge for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Osterhout's Hall
Noble
Hollis J. Smith
John J. Jones
David Jenkins
William H. Johnson
Williaam B. Jones
Grand Lodge
R. J. Richards
Society serenades treasurer on marriage
The society gathered at their rooms Saturday evening then went to the home of treasurer William Hughes on William Street and serenaded him for his recent marriage to pianist Elizabeth Owens. A new sign bearing the society’s name hangs over the windows attracting public attention. The group will not compete in the Brooklyn eisteddfod due to a strike, while William Davis Morgan Edwards and David Smith have invitations to compete with the Arton society of Brooklyn on Thanksgiving Day at the Brooklyn eisteddfod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
William Street
Hughes
Elizabeth Owens
Brooklyn
Reopening of YWCA Junior Sewing Circle Next Saturday
The junior sewing circle of the YWCA at 2448 North Main avenue will reopen Saturday October 4 at 2 pm. Girls aged 6 to 14 are invited. no fee. Assembly day opening urged for all entrants. Marquette Council of the YMI met last night in St Mary's Hall. The North End Defenders face the Olyphant Stars next Friday evening at the Auditorium with a serial to follow. Ladies Aid of Providence M E church plans a Nay Aug park gathering October 2 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
North Main Avenue
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
St. Mary's Hall
North End Defenders
Olyphant Stars
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Providence M. E
Nay Aug Park
Patrick Cullen
West Market Street
George Bamburg
Elmira
Patrick McManamon
McDonough Avenue
Company C
Father Whitty Society
Jawvers
Obituary for Dr H B Lackey Aged No. Years
Dr H B Lackey died last night at the Chiro Medical Hospital Philadelphia after an operation for liver trouble. He practiced in this city for thirty years and was a Bellevue School of Medicine graduate. Survived by his wife, one son, two daughters, and relatives in California and the city. Remains to be taken to Washington Avenue residence for funeral arrangements. Mrs Cornelia Warren Ives dies at home after noon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lack HY
Chiro Medical Hopital
Philadelphia
R. H. Gibbons
T. B. Readham
W. P. Boland
Hellevue Hospital
Joseph H. Lackey
California
T. B. Rodham
Harriet Lackey
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey
Ping Street
Bethany
Conn
Eirwin Ives
Goshen
Scranton
leTh
Edwin W. Ives
Henry M. Ives
Albert G. Ives
Born
Mrs Stephen 01 18 Dies After Brief Illness
Mes Stephen 01 18 died at home on Dell Place Peekville after a brief illness. She is survived by husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Stephen
Dell Place
Peekville
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Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Globe Warehouse Dress Goods Department
Pittsburg
Globe Warehouse
ST Mary's
Seigel
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Glee Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Patrick Kane
Seneca Street
Ebenzer Evans
Cornelia Warren Ives
Edwin Ives
Ida Raandling
P. Valentine
Armour & Co
Oconomowoc
America
Tryabita Food Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Pow 'Ernardy
Dun Ymore
Academy of Music M
Rels
Ta Winne and Marne
Daffy
Nelnesn
Rondon
Tueediy Bravoritics
Irene Renee
ANI
Standard Phil
Prives
Sand
Beate
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixnie
Murphy
Nichols
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
Wesday
Sam Devere
Matiner
Hidiow
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rely
A. J. Duffy
Nixon & Zimmerman’s the
Messenger Boy
Deshon
Sam
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Prieva
Sile
Kirk la Shelle
London
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
Crest
the Revison
N.Y
Nair
William A. Brady
Biy Lottie Blair Pabiker
Moutha Art Wheaton Republic
Chicago
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