Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough and Injury
Michael Murray son of A J Murray of Drinker Street was badly injured in a m ine prop accident while employed as a driver. He was pinned between cars and props fracturing his lower jaw. He received ambulance aid and was treated by Dr Carty and Dr Henetin who set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Murray
A. J. Murray
Drinker Street
Murray
Ussue
Ates
Carty
Henetein
Petersburg
Arington Double Quartette hires Frederick Wil Hames in Scranton
The Arington Double Quartet has engaged Frederick Wil Hames of Scranton to boost their musical organization. Thirty-seven students enrolled in the central public school building for the new commercial course, with Miss McCrory guiding the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arington
Frederick Wil- Hames
Scranton
Ths Place
Mise McCrory
Guy Baird
Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Coal Companys
Baird
Sullloan County
Neptune Fire Company
Prof. Southworth
Presbyterian
Bitters Claim to Strengthen Stomach and Organs
An advertisement touts Monteller's Somach RIL as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney ailments promising real strength rather than experiment. The copy urges readers to try the product despite its dubious claims and vague ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteller
Garden and Household Goods Sale by Owner Abroad
Bargain sale of garden items and household goods by owner who must go abroad. Includes varied tools, furniture, and outdoor items offered at reduced prices. Stakes and details not fully listed in fragment.
Local Visitors and Homecomings Hit the Borough
Inaac Letchworth returned home to Duboiln Pa after a week with Undertaker Letchworth in Chestnut Street. Mr and Mrs Louis Monahan of Pittsburg are visiting Dunmore friends. Allan Rampsey and friends host visitors from Car bondale. A party including Misses Anna Julia Bishop Eva Montgomery and Mesdames Simpson and Simons returned from New York City. David Gardner and wife moved to Adama Avenue from New Orange Nv. Kate Fowler of Gooden New York visits cousin Florence Fowler on Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inaac Letchworth
Undertaker Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Duboiln
Louis Monahan
Pittsburg
Dunmore
Allan Rampsey
Carbondale
Anna
Julia D Bishop
Eva Montgomery
Mark Simpson
A. W. Simons
New York City
David Gardner
New Orange
Adama Avenue
Kate Fowler
Gooden
N. Y
M Florence Fowler
Cherry Street
Local Residents Return From New York and Nearby Visits
Park Place residents J and Pritchard and Albert Breig returned from New York after attending the Dewey reception. Arthur Giener of LaPhime called on friends here yesterday. W Belling of Park Place, after six months in Wilkes Barre at the plant, has returned home. Mr and Mrs Archie Jones of Meridian Street. Mrs Sarah Ruch and Harry Kirat of Court Street spent Sunday with friends at Clark’s Burmmit. Walter Leonard of Park Place spent the week with Ellen in Clark’s Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Pritchard
Albert Breig
New York
Dewey
Arthur Giener
LaPhime
W. Belling
Park Place
Wilkes-Barre
Park Mace
Mra
Archie Jones
Meridian Street
Mins
Sarah Ruch
Harry Kirat
Court Street
Clark
Walter Leonard
Elon
Summit
Calf Liver for Breakfast Sparks Frugal Talk
A quirky London Telegraph exchange between Mrs and Mr Youngbride jokes about keeping a calf liver for breakfast as an economical daily choice. Annie and George figures add a domestic, humorously practical tone.
Poetically Humorous Encounter Noted in Bulletin
A brief anecdote describes a child and a mother sharing a meal with a newly prepared gelatin dish. The child eyes the dish, then politely tells Hank that he might as well push it back, noting it keeps wag e on. The item appears in the Pittiburgh Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Pittelhure Bulletin
Doctor’s Grim Message To Relieve Soffielah’s Brain Trouble
In Chicago Nowa style, Smith reports the doctor says Soffielah has a brain trouble. Jones asks if relief is affordable. Smith answers no relief is possible. the trouble could be removed but the brain cannot be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Soffielah
Jones
Chicago
Odd Fellows Lodge Installs Officers in Scranton Event
Globe lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows held an officer installation in Harana hall with District Deputy A A Vosbur e and support from Lincoln lodge of North Scranton. Newly elected Noble grand M Townsend and other officers were installed. Lincoln lodge also provided a quartet and trumpeters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosburg
Lincoln Lodge
Columbia
Welch
Edward Gilroy
Chi Upsilons
Mantal
Globe Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Harana Hall
Girard
A. A. Vosbure
Noblegrand
M. & Townsend
Rand
J. J. Saunders
T. Rozelle
BP. J. Votier
Vostire
North Scranton
Grand Marshot
J. BR. Owens
Armit Thomas
T. H. Powell
Joshua John
Thomas Foulkes
DH. Reese
John Evans
J. Richards
David P. Evans
Thomas Powell
John B. Owens
William Evans
Edwin Evans
Funeral of Edward Gilroy
Funeral held yesterday for Edward Gilroy son of Mr and Mrs Joan Gilroy of North Main avenue. Large crowd viewed the casket at home then attended services at St Patrick's Church conducted by Rev J J Ruddy. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery with pallbearers from St Leo's battalion. The Gilroy family thanks friends for sympathy and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gilroy
Joan Gilroy
North Main Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
J. J. Ruddy
St. Leo's Battalion
Bert Paldwin
Wiliam Hayes
James MonDonough
William Gaynor
Peter Larkin
John Canavan
Gilroy
Chi Upsilon Society Holds Interesting Washburn Street Meets
The Chi Upsilon society at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church held a meeting with newly elected officers installed. Members contributed brief talks on topics such as the best editorial, religious topic, and news item read last week. A. E. Morse and HH Hall led discussions that were found very enjoyable and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street
David Morgan
WT. Burrall
Weat Scranton Ladies Host Benefit for Ambulance Fund
The young women of Weat Scranton plan a Tuesday afternoon fundraiser on October 16 from 8 to 6 at the Electric City Wheelmen's Clubhouse on Jackson Street. Admission is 2 cents. Hospital supporters may attend and donations will be collected by a list of local ladies including Mrs. C. R. Shiver and Miss Florence Gibbs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Scranton
Electric City
Jackson Street
Weer Side Hospital
AML
C. R. Shiver
Special meeting sets reception for fire company visitors
A special Columbia Hose and Chemical company meeting last night finalized plans for the reception of the Bloomsburg and Allentown Fire companies, who will arrive tomorrow afternoon. They will be escorted to St David's hall for a reception and banquet with caterer Thomas Roberts in charge of supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose and Chemical Company
Bloomsburg
Allentown
St. David's Hall
Thomas Roberts
Forty Hours Devotion At St Patrick's Parish
The parish observed the Forty Hours Devotion starting Sunday morning with Rev. John J Huddy as celebrant and Rev. Thomas Comerford preaching. Last evening Rev. J J O'Toole led the benediction and confessions. this morning Rev. P E Lavelle will celebrate mass and the evening service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Catholic
P. E. Lavelle
Solemn High Mass to Conclude Services Across Parishes
Usual services will be held with the period terminating tomorrow in a solemn high mass. Attending priests include Rev. T. F. Coffey and Rev. J. Gritin from Carbondale Rev. J. G. Groves of Upper Pittston Rev. Edwast O Reilly of Wilkes Barre Rev. D. M. Moettar thy of Plymouth Dew. D. A. Dunne of Mostow Rev. J. J. O Toole of North Scranton Rev. J. Bh. Dunne of Helle vue and Rev. Thomes Comerford of Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Coffey
J. Gritin
Carbondale
J. G. Groves
Upper Pittston
Edwast O'Reilly
Wilkes-Barre
D. M. Moettarthy
Plymouth
Dew. D. A. Dunne
Mostow
J. J. O'Toole
North Scranton
J. Bh. Dunne
Hellevue
Thomes Comerford
Archbald
Wanderer’s stumble sparks street rumor of stabbing
Hugh McCluire, an aged wanderer, caused a stir on Tiobinson Street after slipping on a curb and cutting his forehead. Rumors spread of a stabbing. Lieutenant Williams arrived, learned he was intoxicated, and McGuire was taken by ambulance to Lackawanna Hospital where the injury was treated and he was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCluire
Tiobinson
Williams
McGuire
Lackawanna Hospital
Young Taiilies Night School Opens Under Miss Meermans
The first session last evening drew a large crowd with Miss Elizabeth Meermans taking charge of the classes and promising high efficiency. A choral society rehearsal directed by Mrs Randolph Jones preceded preparations for a Monday concert featuring literary and musical numbers with choruses and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiilies
Elizabeth Meermans
Randolph Jones
Harvest Home Festival Under Way At Salvation Army Barracks
The Harvest Home Festival continues at the Salvation Army barracks on Price Street. Contributions flood in but organizers seek $65 more. last night a convert was received by the band and tonight goods will be sold to fund army expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Price Street
Welsh Congregational Service At First Welsh Congregational Church
A large audience attended the evening service led by Rev. David Jones with William Davis directing singing. Rev. Owen Thomas of Dalton, London preached in Welsh, praising Biblical truths. Thomas visits Rev. Jones during his stay in the olby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
William Davis
Chor
Owen Thomas
Dalton
London
John Thomas
Liverpool
Eng
Thomas
David Jones Durin
The
Olby
First Baptist Church Hosts Evening Christian Culture Course
The Baptist Young Peoples union at First Baptist Church begins its term this evening at the parsonage on North Tivde Park Avenue. Members and visitors are welcome. Rev. Ted Mithews will conduct the course, with plans for engaging instruction and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Culture
Baptist Young Peoples Union
First Baptist Church
North Tivde Park Avenue
Strmmers
Ted Mithews
Funeral in South Scranton for Mrs Klump and obituary notes
The piece details the funeral of Mrs Jonmah Klump at her home on Mirch Street in Scranton with Rev W A Nordh leading services from Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery. Floral tributes were abundant and a church quartet sang two selections at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonmah Klump
Mirch Street
Reegret
W. A. Nordh
Hickory Street
Deyiartel
Noridt
Dunmore Cemetery
Mensie
Fred Mock
Joseph Hafner
Fred Scheumen
Henry Hartman
Anniversary Reception Honors Miss Miller at Spruks Home
Mrs. Stephen S Spruks hosted a reception at Cedar avenue corner Hickory street for the nineteenth anniversary of Miss Honma Miller of Brooklyn. The event drew close friends with music singing and a luncheon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Spruks and relatives from the Spruks and Miller families and others from Beach Lake Aton Brooklyn and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. Spruks
Cedar Avenue
Hickory Street
Honma Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Spruks
Thomas H. Spruke
B FL Moore
F. Moore
Mra
Thomas Spruks
Mre
Charles Spruks
John Spruks
G. A. Miller
Charles Miller
Maude Powers
Edwan Kiliminger
Martha
Lydie
Birthday Honor for 75th Father of Spruks Family
John Spruks, esteemed father of Spruks Brog contractors, marked seventy five with a family gathering at his Pittston avenue home. Children and grandchildren presented him a reclining chair and a Glock as gifts, in a quiet surprise that brought great pleasure to all. Present were multiple Spruks siblings and extended family including Muller and Huber relatives and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spruks
Messrs
Spruks
T. Hy Spruks
Myre
David Spruks
Henry J. Spruks
Spruke
Charles Muller
William Huber
Beechlake
Edward Huber
Atco
Knights of Pythias Meet at Hartman’s Hall
Delegates to a firemen’s convention known locally will attend a regular session of Comet lodge Knights of Pythias at Hartman’s hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celir Avenue
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hartman'’s Hall
St Irene’s Ladies Hold At Home Social at St John’s
St Irene's Total Abstinence Society of St John's held an At Home social at the church hall last night attended by members and many invited friends. Mrs O'Brien Miss Beamish Miss Boyle of Archbald and Nate Reardon presented the music program. Refreshments were served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Irene's Ladies' Total Abstinence Society of
St. John's
Joseth O'Brien
Mises Nellie Beamish
Jennie O Boyle
Archbald
Nate Reardon
Local Docket of Social Notices and Movements Totals
Hickory street resident Adam Neals remains homebound due to illness. Pittston avenue residents including Thomas Handley and John Brown spent Sunday in Moscow. Dr John J Walsh of Pittston avenue travels to Philadelphia for Jefferson Medical College alumni reunion. George and William J Burns visit Pittston friends. Peter Dippre returns from Dewey celebration in New York. Miss Mary Dunham of Wilkes Barre visits Mrs John Courtney on Pear street. John Blatter and family return from Lake Underwood summer home. John Kennedy of Brooklyn visits Henry Seigin on Pittston avenue. Andrew J Noone returns from wedding trip to Buffalo NY and plans to reside there. Mrs Susan Barrett of Luxembourg returns from a sojourn. Jury duty underway for Mathias Schneider Albert Heler and Albert Gutheling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Neals
Hickory Street
Bu Ilness
Thomas Handley
John Brown
Pittston Avenue
Moscow
John J. Walsh
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Waleh
Jefferson College
George
William J. Burns
Pittston
Peacoal Sale at 75 Cents a Ton Records Corner Lot
A brief sale note indicates peacoal sold to teams at 75 cents per ton. The transaction references a corner lot at Cedar avenue and Gibbons street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Funeral of George B Lasher Held at Court Street
The funeral for George B Lasher of Court Street was held at the Court Street Methodist Episcopal church. The service, preached by Rev G Lyman, featured church choir renditions and a large floral piece from the Brotherhood of Railway Trademen. Interment followed at Washburna trees cemetery with pill bears listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Lasher
Brotherhood of Stailway Tralhmen
Enteemi Iy
Washburn
Trees
Andrew Vie Horn
John W Brewk
C. E. Weston
H.W. Raynor
FL P Staples
HW. Po Witcox
Albert Goolwin
Local Man Injured in Home Stairway Fall
Dominick Armitti, a Tlatian resident of 0 Beech Street, was badly hurt Saturday night when he slipped on a landing and fell down stairs to the floor below. He struck his head and sustained a severe skull wound and a broken right arm. Dr. John J. Walsh attended to the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Armitti
Beech Street
John J. Walsh
Agimiiel
Infant dies during visit to West Scrainton home
Ueorre Gatfarher seven month old son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Gatfarher of West Scrainton died after becoming ill while visiting Mrs John Burns on Theek Street with his nurse. Undertaker Rogan of Hellevue arranged funeral arrangements. Funeral is this afternoon with interment at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueorre
Hubert Gatfarher
West Scrainton
John Burns
Theek Street
Weiting
Rogan
Hellevue
Remodeled Pranklin Engine Arrives for Parade
The Prank lin Engine Company’s steamer arrived in the city yesterday after a general overhaul. It is renickel plated and equipped with modern improvements by the American Fire Engine Company of Schenectady. The "Gid Roger" appears brand new and will be seen in Thursday’s parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin Engine Company
American Fire Engine Company
Sciecn Falls
Gid Rogner
Funeral for Benjamin Lloyd Today at Lafayette Street Home
The funeral for the late Benjamin Lloyd will be held this afternoon at his home 1615 Lafayette Street with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. An initial supper for the First Baptist church ladies is planned Thursday at Mrs. Hellen Derwhimer’s home on Booth Main Avenue two houses below Welsh Baptist church, served from 6 40. Electric City Camp No 33 Patriotic Order of Americans hosts a cake walk grab bag and social in Ivorite Hall tonight inviting sister lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lloyd
Lafayette Etrecet
Washburn Street
First Baptist Church
Hellen. Derwhimer
Booth Main Avenue
Welsh Baptist Church
O'Clowkk
Electric City Camp
Patriotic Order of Americans
Ivorite Hall
Notable Local Birthdays Mark Weekend Celebrations
Andrew Woehner of Fickory street celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at home attended by close friends and a program of pleasure. Joan Hintter Jr son of John Blatter marked his twenty fifth birthday with a reception and supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Blatter on Maple street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Woehner
Fickory Street
Mirmn
Joan Hintter, Jr
John Blatter
Maple Street
Patriotte Order meeting and church society gathering noted
Camp 43 Patriotte Order Lone of America held an interesting meeting at Hartman's hall last night four new members were received and initiated. The Ladies Ald society of the Hickory Street Presbyterian church will meet next Thursday afternoon at the church hall. After the meeting refreshments will follow. Ernest C. Cook William Goodlin John Law and Alderman Spayd of Morrisburg are stopping at Hotel Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotte Order
Lone of America
Hartman's Hall
Ladies’ Ald Society
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Church Hall
Ernest C. Cook
William Goodlin
John Law
Alderman Spayd
Morrisburg
Hotel Best
Providence Methodist Church Seeks City Chorister
The Providence Methodist Episcopal congregation plans to secure Professor J Haydn Cousins of the city as their chorister. Mr Courtine previously held the post and gave splendid entertainment. The male quartet was appreciated for fine music. Comsins works hard to obtain the best chair in the city’s section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Haydn Cousins
Courtine
Gindas
Evening notices and social events at local clubs
The article lists meetings at Young Wonne’s Christian association rooms and Baygliot branches with details of speakers and clues of instruction. It notes a surprise party with Thomas More at Wet Market street and reports about twenty five relatives and friends attending. Ladies of Providence Alethoniat Episcopal church plan luncheon at Blay Park church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woney
Christan Arsiciation
Nyminasism
Baygliot
Wilmont
Mise Mickle
Centrelty
Mies Abuegleman
Che
Thomas More
Market Street
Providence Alethoniat Episcopal Church
Blay Park
Weomen's Foren Missionary Society
Colentia! Lodge
OG. O
Dors Polane
Hyde Park
Odd Petlows
Auditorium Hall
New Jerws
Belle Green
Wort Markstrent
Uwege
Williams
Mise Gertrude
Pillade Spiel
Obean Vyage
Queenetown
Wales
England
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Awanta
George W. Jenkins
Malin Avenue
Our Cloak and Suit Department
Globe Warehouse
West
Columbia Hose Company
Hare
Mariani & CO
Weal JA Street
Y. W. & A. Doings
South Scranton
Joseph Klump
North
Hubert Gallagher
West Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Meadow Brook
North Scranson Notes
George E. Lasher
Statre
Diero
Franklin
Sliont News Notes
Citorister
Yceum Theatre
Rcunone & Reis
Long
Haracter
Tim Murphy
Garnet
Hy Opie
Pixley
A. B. Uipmean
Lewis
Lorrison
Frederick the Great
America
Academy OF Music
Eeeat & Reis
Leasees
R. Long
Hatinees Daily
Butterfly Extravaganza Co
Mervite Medics Co
Vitaliy
Pat
Phila Elph
Purte
Intirert
Loman
Bows
Benoit
Hie Howleh
Liston D. Silman Ie
Frank Straup
Lowin Town
Georg Coren
Trmerty
Northacranton
Binghamton
Monty Corson
Thie City
Corayn
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