City Notes and Local News Highlights
School and community items include urgent needs at the Home for the Friendless and a death notice for Mrs Elizabeth Steinbauer aged 64 there. Meetings announced for the Scranton Camera Club with color photography demonstrations and a bicycle theft report involving C A Heemer. Funeral details for James P Hoste and marriage licenses issued to several couples. A correction notes Rev Dr Chapman’s name on a petition, a man declared insane, a house breaking case, streetcar service changes, and Scranton High football travel to Binghamton with listed lineup.
Farewell to Mr Browning at Amerman Memorial Mission
A reception honored attorney J. W. Browning on Prescott Avenue as he prepares to move to Denver. Browning has led the American Mission Sunday school and the crowd heard remarks from Rev. Robert F Pierce John J Van Nort and Browning himself. Music and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Browning
Amerman Memorial
Prescott Avenue
Denver
Far West
Browning
American Mission Sunday School
Robert F. ¥. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
John J. van Nort
Trans MississippI Exposition reduced rate tickets offered
Reduced rate tickets on sale from June 10 to October 13 for travel via Lehigh Valley railroad to Omaha Nebraska or Kansas City Missouri. Inquire of ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Omaha
Kansas City
Knight Templar Conclave Trip via Lehigh Valley
Train itinerary notes a trip from Pittsburg to Pittsburg October 6 to 13 via Lehigh Valley with return deadline October 17. Knight Templar Conclave is listed with Bee Lehigh Valley ticket agent handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Knighta Templar
Bee
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Chestnuts Ten Cents A Quart At Hughes Market
Chestnuts are offered at ten cents per quart by Hughes Market on Penn Avenue in a brief store ad noting the low price and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes’ Market
Penn Avenue
Chase obituary notice from Scranton residents
Mrs Rows R Chase, 49, died at 123 North Sumner Avenue. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM, Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs Mary Thiel, 71 years 1 month 4 days, died in this city. Funeral Sunday at 8 PM from Mt Kresesier Court residence, interment Peterburg Cemetery.
Flag Presented to Beranton High School Ceremony
A Patriot Order Sons of America flag was presented to Beranton High School after a city parade of Order camps. State President A J Colborn Jr spoke on patriotism education, and Captain May accepted the flag for the school board. Howell urged civic duty and national unity as the crowd sang The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Colborn, Jr
May
Howell
Pastriotic Order Sons of America
Beranton High School
Wyoming Avenue
Jeelock
Spiiey Street
Franklin
Lackawanna
Washington
J. H. Seward
Green Ridge
Bald Mount
Clark
Lawrence
Mev
GW. Welsh
D. L. Hawes
Franklin Phillips
Washington Avenue
Vine Street
T. J. Jennings
John Gibbons
Anthony Walsh
B. M. Davis
Elias Evans
Captain May
D. J. Phillips
H J. Leonard
John M. Casey
Patriotic Order Sons of America
W. A. May
Board of Control
Ira Mitchell
W. 8. Bartlett
Robert Evang
Willem Jones
George W. Phillips
Catherine Burall
Minnie L. Peck
Margaret H. Doster
Pennington Recital Delights Elm Park Church Audience
Last night at Elm Park church a large audience enjoyed Mr. Pennington’s organ recital with no applause. He offered a vast repertoire including a Gui munt concert morceau and a Welty Basero le. Mrs. O’Brien sang softly on life and hope, Miss Conkling read with antique grace, and the program ended with Eugene Field verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
Guimunt
Welty
Charollie T. Conkling
Marie Antoinette
Eugene Field
Pennington
Quarterly Convention0 T. A. B. Societies Represented at Green Ridge
The Catholic Total Abstinence societies of the second district convene in St. Pauls hall Green Ridge tomorrow afternoon. Monday marks Father Mathews anniversary and the diocesan parade will be in Wilkes Barre. The meeting will examine why many professionals and businessmen refrain from joining abstinence societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Second District
St. Paul's Hall
Father Mathew
Apostle of
Temperance
Wilkes-Barre
Knights Templar Leave for Pittsburg Triennial Conclave
Scranton’s Knights Templar depart tomorrow at 1:58 PM by special Pullman car for a five day trip to Pittsburg to attend the triennial conclave. The city has prepared grand entertainments with over 200000 spent on decorations and facilities. The parade on Tuesday plans for 9000 participants and the Rolls line includes elaborate citywide arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Scranton
Wknichts Templar
Delaware and Hideen Road
Pittston
Wilkes-@arre
EF. Penman
R. A. Zimmerman
A. H. Shopland
J. B. Woolsey
Richard R. Welsensuc
John M. Kermmerer
Willis A. Kemmerer
FE. M. Strong
William S. Mears
J. James Taylor
WL AL Dean
Joseph Danner
WH. Brutzman
Altor FP
Keiser
M. B. Nash
Henry Kastenbader
Alfred Vonnell
B. Bennett
Pitteton
Theodore & White
Binghamton
Frank Dietrick
John Leddington
Harrisburg
Lochiel
Hotel Rush
Flewerth and
Liberty Streets
Pittebure
Hine
Duquense
Monongahela House
T. F. Penman
Penman
Fall Trade Offers Large Garment Assortment Sensible Prices
Complete assortment of garments for men women and children with notable prices on ladies fleece lined at 25c ladies Egyptian cotton 50c ladies natural wool 75c and men's natural wool 1.00. Claiming finest line of silks dress goods and the best city selection with fabrics that resist shrinking.
High School Entertainment Course Hears Prominent Guests
The city hosts a non profit high school lecture and entertainment course featuring the New York Philharmonic club Dr. Russell H. Conwell Prof John De Motte Lotus Glee club Miss Edith Norton and Leland T Power Concerts run October to February with season tickets 1 50 pupils half price Buffalo Omaha rail fare 2375 and return tickets valid Oct 3 14 and Oct 17 24 information from Nickel Plate road Buffalo. A second note advertises Ho ards Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood diseases indigestion biliousness and catarrh with Ho oos Pills easy to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Education
New York Philharmonic Club
Russell H. Conwell
John DeMotte
Lotus Glee Club
Edith Norton
Leland T. Power
Buffalo
Omaha
Nickel Plate Road
F. J. Moore
Main Street
Visitors and Display Welcome Note Promotes Open House Attitude
A brief notice invites visitors to an open display and assures all are welcome whether they attend or not. The message emphasizes hospitality and choice in engaging with the exhibit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Postofice
Stheinhauver
Elizabeth Steinbauer
Camera Clube
Scranton Camera Club
McLionough
C. A. Heemer
Pollen Department
James P. Hoste
Sandpervon Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Daniels
James O'Donnell
Green Ridge Street
Maggie McHale
Marion Street
Andrew Glarner
Blocum Street
Katie Ott
Cherry Street
DR. Chapman
Dr Chapman
Linden Street
Bailey
Danen Houges
Michael Smith
Dre. Gunster
Murphy
Smith
Beemer
Michanel McDevitt
Lackawanna Avenue
Josie Leaton Aos
Luzerne
Swetland, Petersburg
North Main Avenue
Petersburg
Tripp
Scranton Heh
Woisenflue
Horan
Stone
Schultz
Morris
Tropp
Vaughn
Rice
Lancing
DeHow
Dershimer
MR. Browning
Amerman Memorial Mission
Nebraska
THE
Gift OF Patriotic Order Sons OF America
MR. Colborn
Atlantic
Pacific
Bowe
Rhine
Harlech
Bnowdon
Qhickens
Wicklow
Killarney
Walleye
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Twmersen
America
Webster
White House
Wr. Pennington
Quarterly Convention
Rookwood Pottery
Libbey
China Wall
Millar & Peck
Knights Templar
Jurisch & Co
Mears & Hagen
Onuhba
A. L. Lawrence
Condiveir
Ceitine
Guernsey
J.w.guernsey
Wash. Ave
FURS
Cloak and Fur House
Lackawanna Ave
G. Straus
Practical
Furrier
Sultan Fr Storgs
Els
Scranton Savings Bank
Mercereau & Connell
Pennsylvania
Wyoming Avenas
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Spruce
Lacka. Ave
Joan I. Ladwig
Prop
A. F. Kizer
Washington Ave
Rockaway
Fresh Daily
Pierce’s Market
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