West Scranton Choral Society Event at YWCA
An enjoyable evening of music and readings at the YWCA rooms on South Main avenue led by Mrs Randolph Jones and the Choral Society. Performances included balanced choruses with Marion Hutchinson on piano, recitations by Bertha Williams Nora Davis Bertha Caran and Margaret Hughes, and vocal solos by Olwen Jones. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
South Main Avenue
Randolph Jones
Choral Society
Marion Hutchinson
Bertha Williams
Nora Davis
Bertha Caran
Margaret Hughes
Olwen Jones
Gertrude Morgan
Local church groups hold meetings and elect leaders
A regular meeting of the Womens Home Missionary society of Simp son Methodist Episcopal church discussed local matters and elected officers for the coming term. St Brenden's council and Young Men's Institute planned the opening of their literary and social season with several debates to be staged this winter. Cecilia's Ladies Total Abstinence and Benevolent society admitted new members at St. Leo's hall and plans include riding in carriages in this morning's parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Brenden's Council
Young Men’s Institute
Stu. Cecilia's Ladies’ Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
St. Leo's Hall
Death of Mrs Katherine Warnke Diminishes Local Community
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Katherine EF Warnke aged 22 wife of J W Warnke and daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Schnell. A member of the Mifflin Avenue Lutheran church she was active in the Ladies Aid Society with a gifted artistry and musical talent that earned her broad affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine EF. Warnke
J. W. Warnke
Philip Schnell
Hfe
Deene
Mifflin Avenue Latern Church
Ladies' Aid Soviety
Death Notice For A Woman With Funeral Details
Friends mourn her early death and funeral services will be held at her house on Weet iakkawaonne avenue at 2 o clock this afternoon. The remains will then be transported to Ger foun Ttheran vharch for additional services and interment in Forest All cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetiakkawaonne Avenue
Mim Nhavesnue
Forest All
First annual ball aids youth at St David’s Hall
The Independent Tourist club hosted the first annual ball in St David's Hall with young attendees enjoying up to date dances and music by Mrs Agnes Matott. A cake walk offered prizes of slippers and an umbrella to the winning couple, and the event was led by James Degnal Will McAndrew John Mennegan and Patrick McAndrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Wall
Agnes Matott
James Degnal
Will McAndrew
John Mennegan
Patrick McAndrew
Benefit concert details for Richard Thomas efforts in church
The committee organizing a benefit concert for Richard Thomas met at the First Welsh Baptist church to finalize plans. Thomas has been ill for months and previously offered free services. friends now have a chance to assist him through his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomas
Liew Herbert
First Welsh Baptist Church
Thomas
Final arrangements for bicycle club reception benefit
The reception and supper at the bicycle club house today raise funds for the hospital ambulance fund. Bauer's orchestra will perform and many attendees are sure to contribute. Luncheon will be served from 4 to 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Hospital Ambulance Fund
Bauer
Night school attendance rises under YWCA
The YWCA night school reports growing enrollment as more young women take advantage of evening studies. The Alcatras Paving Co of Philadelphia is re cementing the Syde Park avenue pavement after recent unfinished work. St Pauls Pioneer corps plans its thirteenth annual banquet at St Davids hall on Tuesday evening Oct 17 with a harvest dance at the armory in November. Bertha La Monte society of Washburn street Presbyterian church meets at 4 pm today at the parsonage. Rev John Williams of Granville NY preaches at Bellevue Cal system church next Thursday. Rev David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational church and Rev D P Jones of the Tabernacle Congregational are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Alcatras Paving Company
Philadelphia
Syde Park Avenue
St. Pauls Pioneer Corps
St. David's Hall
Armory
Bertha
Funeral services for Enoch Davis scheduled today
The late Enoch Davis will have funeral rites this afternoon at 2.20 at his home on Eynon Street, with burial in Washburn Street Cemetery. An evening program at the Hampton Street Methodist Church features a social and entertainment by city talent. The Hyde Park Father Mathew society hosts its twenty second annual ball at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory tonight, while Bald Magic Tribe No 102 elects officers with John Wagner as senior sagamore and George Taylor as junior sagamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Church
Enoch Davis
Eynon Street
Washburn Street
Hampton Street
Methodiat Nplacapal
Main Avenue
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Thirteenth Regiment
Bald Magic Tribe
Order of Red Men
John Wagner
Sagamore
George Taylor
A. Flosia
Harry Sexton
Local residents travel and guests visit in a county town
A parade of visitors and travelers fills the town as residents return from distant places and welcome guests. David Jones attends an international ministers convention in Beaton Massachusetts while Edward Evans and others travel for funerals and family visits across Ohio Maine and Pennsylvania.
Coal sale price at 75 cents a ton reported
A listing notes peacoal sold to teams at 75 cents per ton. The location mentioned is the corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Pleasant surprise party honors Ming Higgins on Main Street
A Friday evening gathering at Ming B Higgins’s home on Main Street was the season’s leading social event. Miss Higgins hosted a large, merry crowd that enjoyed a mid night lunch and a program of vocal and instrumental numbers performed by James Conboy and several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming B. Higgins
Wint
Main Street
Miss Higgins
James Conboy
Farah Kenney
Kate McVarish
Mam: Wat's
Liguie Cook
Mary Pudden
Mary A. McGraw
Kate McGuire
Winnie Higgins
Annie Burke
May Spellman
May Higgins
Annie O'Hara
Margaret Lof
Mosteller’s Stomach Bitters Claim Health Rescue
An ad touts Mosteller’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for constipation belching nervousness insomnia palpitations and biliousness caused by an incompetent stomach. It promises swift cures for malaria fever and ague and urges purchase at any drug store with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Social gathering and family notices in local community
Amy May and Rebecca Beamish presided at the plano while guests danced in the large store room. The party ended with praise for the hosts and the social success. The funeral of Miss Catherine Lynch occurred at Cedar Avenue Home with a high mass at St Josephs and burial in Minooka cemetery. John O Neill returned from Stroudsburg after college football duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Padden
P. J. Pailbin
M. Laffy
3.D. Gallagher
J. K. Conboy
M. Mulherin
P. Malley
James O'Malley
Joe Goff
Theodore Shultz
Willam Evans
Paterson
N. J
Mis
Catherine Lynch
Michael Cusick
Cedar Avenue
St. Josephs Church
Reguiar
W. A. Gormin
Minooka Catholic
Misees
Margaret and
Mary Bohen
Laura Golden
Ikes-Barrs
Maay Eages
Mise Mamie Mulderilg
Pittston
John O'Neill
Stroudsburg
Mod. McCrea
Keystone Dramatic Club Presents By Force of Impulse
The Keystone Dramatic club staged an entertainment at the Auditorium on the first evening, presenting the comedy By Force of Impulse and concluding with a social. Principal roles were portrayed by G. J. Wethers, W. F. Burnett, T. A. Clark, J. W. Malloy, J. P. Loftus, P. J. Brennan, T. J. Eve, J. J. Sherman, and F. Gallagher, with Miss Margaret Gillespie and Miss Mame Cawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Dramatic Club
G. J. Wethers
W. F. Burnett
T. A. Clark
J. W. Malloy
J. P. Loftus
P. J. Brennan
T. J. Eve
J. J. Sherman
F. Gallagher
Mise Margaret Gillespie
Misa Mame Cawley
Police arrest of John Shimmock for disorderly conduct
John Shimmock of the Boulevard was arrested by Lieutenant Spellman and Officer Davis for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. He was fined eight dollars and costs and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder- Main
Annual Cumberland Hose Ball at St Marys Hall
The Cumberland Hose company will hold their annual ball at St Marys hall with First Clasp Orchestra providing music for dancing. Proceeds will fund furnishing the companys rooms. Announcements cover marriages of Miss Pansy Washburn and Mr Charles Lyman and Miss Margaret Mihooley and Austin Gavin with church services and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Hose Company
St. Mary's Hall
First Clash
Pansy Washburn
Fourth @trees
Charles Lyman
Court Street
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the Holy Rosary
Margaret Mihooley
Wales Street
Austin Gavin
McDonough Avenue
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Clase
W. A
Celestial Lodge
Local notes include visitors and newfound health
Several residents and guests are listed with travels and returns. Harry Birbeck of Summit avenue recovers from a mine accident. Mrs J D Saunders Slaughter and Mrs Margaret Weller of Wilkes Barre return home. Miss Kate Reeding returns from Carbondale. Harold Gillespie visits New York. James Robinson hosts by James McNamara. Mrs Saunders and Miss Blanche Hallstead visit Dalton. Various other guests from Pittston Mount Carmel and Monroe avenue are noted for visits and returns from weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Birbeck
Summit Avenue
West Ridge
Carbondale
Harold Gillespie
North Main Avenue
New York City
James Robinson
Wilkes-Harre
James McNamara
West Market Street
H. Shinde) Baunders
Blanche Hallstead
Oake Street
Dalton
John Fiynn
Mount Carmel
Margaret Thornton
Weat Market Street
Bell
Mount Beturday
Grace Bell
Anna Henry
Nan Reese
Sue Danson
Lucy Mason
Movarn
Taylor
Edgar
Reese Walter Benedict
Griffith Thomas
Miss Valley
Efile
Virginia Reese
Monroe Avenue
Railroad pooling favored by New York Central head
President Gallo of the New York Central appeared before the Industrial Commission today to testify on railroad transportation. He supported a pooling law and condemned the current ticket brokerage prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Qei
Galloway
New York Central Railroad
The
Industrial Commission Today
Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough
Entertainment committees push strong fair lineup with Frutehie the trick bicycle rider and performances by the Independent and A. D. Spencer Horse companies. Electric Engine No. 4 night promises lively feature acts. A cutlery factory prospect and a Hungarian mining tragedy headline local notes alongside a new school building delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frutehie
Ine
A. D. Spencer Hore
Electric Enine
Industrial prospect in Adams Avenue area gains momentum
A. Blocum negotiates with a firm proposing a large cutlery factory in the borough and plans to sell his Adams Avenue plot as talks move toward immediate establishment of the new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Blocum
Adams Avenue
Meeting notices from local churches
The Young Ladies Mission circle of First Presbyterian plans a meeting at Mrs Ames home on Green Ridge Street. The Tablew Ald society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet tomorrow at 2 55 in the church lecture room. A Hungarian coal company worker died at home in Throop after a mining injury Saturday. The new school building likely will not be ready for occupancy by November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Ames
Green Ridge Street
Ald Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Throop
Annie Brown
Moncey Avenue
Nicholson
W. OW. Pitterton
North Park
Hyde Park
Green Ridge
Philadelphia
Joseph Fidlam
Dewcon Street
Chaponan Sayre
Twoksonville
Fla
Townsend Poore
Capouse Avenue
Learn
Con Tom
Tela- Ware
Ransom
Ransom, Miss May Jones
West Side
Green Tidgeo
Sanderson Avenue
Tao
Green
Miss Turn
Palle
Anna
Bertha Teaking
Stroudshore Normal School
Local Social Notes Include Visits From New York to Pittsburgh
James and W R Wilson host parents from Pittsburgh. James Hoon and son James Jr return from visiting friends in New York City. Mrs Daggar and daughter Ro Adame Hayes visit H J Swartz in Drinker Street. Frank F E Hilkens, son of Mr and Mrs T P Letchworth, contracts diphtheria. New notes for The Tribune arrive at James Mebiale's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
W. Ro Wilson
Pitteburs
James Hoon
Chestnut Street
the Tribune
James Mebiale
Local Social Notes From Diamond to Lake Winola
Ward of Diamond avenue spent days in Eliustra New York on important business Samuel Brader of Court street ill at home Terwilliger and wife visiting Nichol son Mrs G W Meeker and daughter of Honesdale visiting M A Finn of Wood street Miss Harriet Winn of Providence road recovering from illness Mrs Hansel of North Main avenue returned from a week with friends in Middletown New York attended the Dewey celebration Miss Lulu Dolph of Lake Winola visiting Miss Ida Grianer of Monsey avenue
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Ward
Diamond Avenue
Eliustra
N.Y
Samuel Brader
Courtstreet
T PR. Terwilliger
Epenidine
Nicholson
G. W. Meeker
Honesdale
M. A. Finn
Wood Street
Harriet Winn
Providence Road
Hansel
North Main Avenue
Frieide
Middletown
N. Y
Dewey social draws large crowd at Congregational church
Last evening the Dewey social at the Congregational church drew a large audience. The program was well rendered and each participant received hearty applause. Cake and coffee were served by the church’s young people after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doonle
Presbyterian Church
Flata
Anastasia
Charee
Stas
John Trowan
New York
Johnny Coar
Lematon
B. J. Lynch
Blake
Matthews Bros Leading Druggist Promotes Cod Liver Oil Discovery
Matthews Bros showcases a new Vinci-Wine of Cod Liver Oil extract developed with French chemists and a Boston house. The firm claims a tasteless, palatable preparation free from common cod liver oil drawbacks, offered to help patients with wasting diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Boston
Goodtero
Matthowe
Mathews
Parish school recital planned for holidays
Community notes from Erle Pa list visitors and residents including Mrs W H Gray of Noxen Mrs Henry Jones of Perlevie and Mrs John Jones of Plains hosting relatives. Pupils of the parochial school prepare a holiday recital while several residents travel visit and host across Green Ridge West Pittston Blakely and surrounding areas. A school board meeting is scheduled for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pool Board Association
Erle
W. H. Gray
Noxen
Henry Jones
Perlevie
John Jones
Plains
Affe
Willis
Parochini
Mise Ruth Murphy
Prunmoore Street
William Bro
West Pittston
Mises
Jennie Patten
Misa
Lillian Meérvris
Berantey
J. Matthews
Green Ridge
D. G. Jones
Philadelabia
Murphy
John Coleman
Tiger Valley
Clay Ridge
Kan
John McAndrew
Paterson
Thomas Holmes
Carbondale
Mee
J. J. Cummings
W. W. Jenkines
Providenece
W. Hl, Tripler
New York
T. KF. Win
Blakely
Bhoard
Hyde Park guest and local notices in Priceburg
Miss Lissie Steine of Hyde Park visits brother John Steine in Priceburg. William Kelly Jr of Tinecoin sheets is mentioned unclearly. The elk mill weaving department workers will receive monthly pay tomorrow. The Sadler Ald Society of the Primitive Methodist church meets at Mrs. John Gray on Albert Street at 2 PM tomorrow. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissie Steine
Hyde Park
John Steine
William Kelly, Jr
Elk Mill
Sadler’ Ald Society
the Primitive Methodist Church
John Gray
Albert Street
Georgeanna Seized Over Navigation Law Violation
New York officers seized the Philadelphia excursion steamer Georgeanna after Captain Sterek faced a federal hearing on operating without a government license. The vessel is held as the government reviews charges and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterek
Philadelphia
Cgeorgeanna
United States
Shielde
Sterck
Phelps
Law Division
Custom House
Bidwell
Georgeanna
Charges Expected After Dewey Naval Parade Boat Incident
Report notes that charges are likely against her commander and crew. Investigators recall aboard boat during the Dewey naval parade saw nothing amiss, though several prominent passengers now testify the vessel served as a gambling venue and resort for hard characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith
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West
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Awanta
George W. Jenkins
Malin Avenue
Powtpald
Mariani &O
W.iath St
Llew Herbert
Globe Warehouse
David Jones
South Lincoln Avenue
Beaton
Mase
Edward K. Evans
Youngstown
Ohio
John J. Evans
William J. Williams
Minneapolis
Minn
Phoebe Snyder
West Piltaton
Seldon Paroling
Swetland Street
Thomas S$. Daviegy
Morecourt
Pittsburg
Edward G. Burnett
Tafayette Street
Marie Williams
John W. Evans
Keyser Avenue
Wilken-Barre
T. A. Phillips
D. J. Jenkins
Palmer Willams
Tessie Griffiths
Kingston
Robert Roberts
New Orleans
William Price
James Murtha
Keyser Valley Hose Company
Butte City
Montana
Edwin G. Peters
Joplin
Elizabeth Jenkins
Jackson Street
Mre Ft. J. Hughes
North Bromley Avenue
Annie McGuinness
Anna Walsh
Meadow Brook
South Scranton
Patrick Walsh
Archbold
Junger Maennerche
Germania Hall
F. Oo. 8
Hartman« Hall
Plitston Avenue
Art
Charles Fchirra
Fig Street
No. 5
Pieccre
Tesidenz Lodge
A. A. Vosburg
Mesars
Philip Robinson
George Okel
Europe
North Scranton
John Shimmock
Mabel Weiss
Dunmore Borough
Mission Circle Mission
Coming Cutlery Company
NEWSY
Park Place
Olyphant
Mo J. Matthews
Matthews Bros
Running & Sill
Atl
Setonne
Aan
Priceburg
Academy OF Music, Bellrounder & Reis
Lessees
H.R. Long
Mondor
Singlig Steegss
Malowe
Maes
Matinees
Heariful
Conay Isl
Sautleal Extravaganea
the Klondike
San Finneleeh
Gor
Trading Echo
Vonanga
Point Barrow
Hone
Mack
Jarvis
Kotzebue Sound
At &T. Lawrence Island
Jesse
Port Clarence
Bellowed
Point Hope
Minera
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