Reception for Rev David Jones by West Scranton church
Last evening FirstWel k Congregational church members held a reception for Rev David Jones returning from Wales. choirs sang and members spoke of the happy event. An unnamed incident followed later as three defendants used a broom against a man who had risen to inquire about a racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Wales
First Welk Congregational Church
Daniel J. Vni
Mies
Ruth Thomas
James T. Die Viscind Davis
Tomas Mite
Annlé Davis
Janes
Toner Tanek
Fide
Cailel Davis
Milwoewl
Spuke
Hina Tatyana Diiriges Ub
Mwalbds
Eteane Wrepryaeye
Epporete Rembceks
Menshig
Lily Mort
Aldermen Discharge Help in Snow House Hearing
At a tense hearing in the snow house Aldermen discharged help amid questions of the power and duty of the overseer. The evidence was deemed insufficient and the case against Davis claims remained unresolved with several witnesses unable to provide clear testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Beheliy
Ellen Getsoosd
Butters
Tn Davis
Lincoln Heights and Round Woods Plot Oppose Annexation
Leading property holders of Lincoln Heights and the Round Woods plot met in the Imsbury church assembly room to discuss annexation to the city. They heard addresses from local residents and voted unanimously against joining the city, with a five-member committee appointed to confer with the presidents of the coumens on Thursday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Heights
Round Woods
Imsbury
Eity
Coumens
Local Man Arrested in Tragic Domestic Case
John Proles of Wisconsin stands accused after his wife reported marital strife and a potential suicide pact. Constable James led the hearing at Alderman This Vie, with the defendant securing $500 cash via Michael Riley of Pier cities for bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Proles
Cyameron
James
Michael Riley
Crescent football team reshapes lineup for new season
The Crescent squad outlines changes for the upcoming football season with key positions listed. Notable players include Price at center, Galigan at right guard, Girrell at left tackle, Sheafete at tackle, Kennick at right end, Neulis at left end, and Moses at tailback as part of the revised lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Vile
Wils
Moses
Election results at Minburn Methodist Episcopal Church
The Minburn M E church held a church parlors meeting Wednesday evening electing officers: President Miss Abbie Hancock, Vice President Miss Daisy Nasht, Secretary Miss Die. ML Son, Treasurer Miss Milanberch Wil- Tim. A special time was promised after the vote and an entertainment planned for Thursday evening featuring local elocutionists Linsie Thires, Philip Warren, and Abiid Lewis with a forthcoming program to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Teeivele
Minburn Methodist Episcopal Church
Abbie Hancock
Daisy Nasht
Die
Milanberch
Wil- Tims
Intermediate League of the
Churveh
Linsie Tiires Rundage
Penn Avenue
Philip Warren
Tin Park
Abiid Lewis
Bultina
Local News Briefs on Repairs and Community Notices
General news notes report painting on Waghturn Street Prosbyte and a church prune. a Jackson arrost tailor Randolph Jones suffers nervous prostration. Miss Hertha Mraneta operated on for appendicitis with a smooth recovery. Various residents travel, attend events, and join organizations including the Grand Army encampment and Embury Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waghturn Street
Randolph Jones
Jackson Arrost
Hertha Mraneta
North Bromeley Avenue
Dra FG. Hath
Brenenin
Bb. H. Raymond
Penneymail ‘Telephone Company
North Main Avenue
Wistthiye
Myr Latham
Bryn Mawr Street
Philadelphia
Mirk
Bryn Mawr Atreat
Washington, DC
Grand Army of the
Fwnubtlereanton
Airs
Boo Phutten
Wisthborn
J. Bo Kern
Washhnen Etroot
H.C. McDerimott
Simpson Methodist
William Maddon
Putebure
Hoel Davies Eit
Bruth
Mires
Lucy Mirtian
Nurhondate
Agnes Cowie
David Thornie
Seruton
Trent
Thei Oifleers
Catherine Pames
Florence Whitmins
Treaeinee
Arthur Sweetger
Mather Mathew
Leos
Welnek
St. Pace Hieh
Marty
Embury Methodist Bikop Ehireh
Harvest Home
Gantle Sib Way School
West
John Ah Philles
Whris
David MM
Jones
Bales
Niemiberstibn
North Scranton Social Event Headlines Local Activities
A detailed notice describes a social and military style gathering by the Mather Whitty society in St Mar's hall, with April and May events noted. It mentions a Devitt exhibition, a Diamond avenue incident with repairs, and a 30th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Dylseatl, plus other society members and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lareeras
Mather Whitty
St. Mar’s
Sieh
Devitt
Oreghnent Armers
Wilkes- Barre
Soelei
Athem
Diamond Avenue
Mies
Loo Cramer
Dylseatl
Shane Mires
Alice Woon
Bell Osborne
Sfeutie Iriscoll
Rhiner Cramer
Pavidence Methodist Mpigeapal
Ceharets Wudionier Veom
David Hakerrelose
Lomet Wilia
Phen
Serenton
Hades
Meltale
Thomnas Watkins
Olyphant
Peekville
Wodlnesedmy
M. A. Collins
North Main Avenue
Mo J. Collings
Chirk Non
Jessop
Harmard Goohan
North Eid
Young Women’s Christian Association Event in South Scranton
South Scranton hosts a Young Women’s Christian Association gathering with a program by Rev. Me of Hickons Street German Presbyterian church. Miss Rankin and Miss Hrlegon will give talks with musical selections. Refreshments and a social hour follow the program for attendees and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerdt
Hickons Street
Miss Rankin
Bible Chase
Hille Clase
Johns Hall
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Widely Used for Teething
An old remedy praised as a top female physician approved teething aid used for sixty years by millions of mothers. It claims to ease teething pain cure diarrhea erupting in the gums and wind colic while soothing the child and rest for the mother. Price listed as twenty five cents per bottle.
Complete cure offered for ten dollars by renowned physician
A notorious promotions piece touts Doctor Hyers offering a complete cure for ananal depression linked to labor stress. It promises free X Ray exam and treatment until cured for ten dollars with money returned if not cured, and urges urgent call to secure the limited offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyers
Medline
Mabe
Byers
Ogee
Dr Byers Offers Scientific Cell Health Therapy Claim
The article asserts body tissues comprise minute cells and disease results from disordered cells. It promotes Dr Byers treatment as a science based method to restore cells to normal, claiming it cures diseases with certainty like a direct law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Free N Ray Examination Offered by Dr Brers
A newspaper notice promotes a free N-Ray examination by Dr Brers claiming scientific certainty of the cause of complaints. It touts a special Bluarescon device to inspect the entire body and find the precise origin of tremors with no charge to patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brers
Scranton Notices Mixed With Local News And Ads
A fragmented column reports a social event with prizes a dog bite incident a bank savings offer and community notices. It notes a coal strike affecting workers, a boy bitten by a dog on Semortan Street, and a meeting of the Total Abstinence society. Local students and residents are mentioned with scattered details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftair
Psuedelound
CF Rayle
Lizvie Mellale
Kate O' Mayle
Nellie Many
Oh Heffron
Chiesle Miry
Lackiwarmie Looe and Steel Company
Buffalo
Feuyethieny
AO Meteh
Twentieth Ward
Midpigne
Othe Delaware
Haney
West Scrantean
South Side Bank
Ie St. Alassius
Total Abstinence Society
Phardieys Hall
Dpittston Avenue
Wampenrr
Lee
Scranton Athletic
Hans
Hite
Athletic Hall
Scranton Saengerrunde
Schilling
Schley
South Side
Thiait
Joseph Coniid
WE Chris
George Klibor
Proaspeet Avenie
Hoa
The
Odiversity At
Pennsylvania
Green Ridge residents figure in small town notices
Green Ridge reports include W T Perkins of Plymowth cited for cailboat on Green Ridge and Coutiarine Corben of Groom Thy street before Alderman Bailey after a per Jury matter. Martha Blevens tested and held for appearance. Mae Stevens at $10 bond. Also Courthouse notes on Blemaker of Cupuise county and J Miller of Penn avenue. Thoms Scott of Waverly returns from a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Perkins
Plymowth
Cailboat
Green Ridge
Coutiarine
Groom Thy Street
Martha Blevens
Aldernan Bailey
Stevens
oOnee
OB. Bhsemaker
Cupuise
Wyvnie
J. 8. Miller
Penn Avenue
Thoms Scott
Waverly
Obituary for Mrs. Thomas Mullen at 237 Sumner Avenue
Mrs. Thomas Mullen died at her home 237 Sumner Avenue after a month long illness from pneumonia. She was a devout member of St. Patrick's Church and survived by her husband and children James Mullen Mabel Mullen Alice Mullen Thomas Mullen Joseph Mullen her mother Mrs T Quintain three sisters and one brother. Her funeral will be held at St Patrick's Church on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullen
Sumner Avenue
Bt. Patrick's Church
James
Mabel
Alice
Thomas
Joseph
T. Quintain
St. Patrick's Church
Illness and Recovery Report From Carbondale Patient
A Carbondale resident describes years of severe illness with persistent coughing and loss of appetite. He credits Dr Myers Towent for relief and credits medical care in improving his condition and morale after a long period of decline.
Doctor Byers and His Quaker Medical Heritage
Doctor Byers was born to Quaker parents and trained under the denomination. He earned honors at Jefferson Medical College in 1872 and studied at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He completed internships at Pennsylvania Hospital and Blockley Hospital, worked in eye and ear clinics at Will's Hospital, and served with J Solis Cohen's throat clinics. He was an examining physician for Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid in Cincinnati and for Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Blockley Hospital
Will's Hospital
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York
Irvin Gearhart Seeks Care Amid Prolonged Illness
Irvin Gearhart, a longtime resident of 2006 Smith Pinoy corner church street, suffers a yearlong health problem. He cites persistent back pain and headaches, reduced work capacity, and uncertain treatment options, seeking medical guidance from Doctor Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Gearhart
Smith Pinoy
Church Street
Doctor Byers
Henry
Baelk
Kidney Disease Cured by New Treatment
A man named Fred Rentsohler of 361 Elm Street reports recovery from a chronic kidney ailment after an experimental method and doctors in New York and elsewhere attempted cures. He notes being treated in earlier weeks with various therapies before finding relief and feeling healthier now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rentsohler
Elm St
Doerr Byers
Rheumatism Cure Promises Hope for Berinten Patient
A Berinten resident describes dramatic relief from rheumatism after a home treatment. The account credits a local healer and a patient’s improvement, noting daily activities and a renewed ability to walk.
William Snowden's Remarkable Recovery From Bronchial Trouble
A narrative about William Snowden suffering persistent bronchial issues and coughing for years. After an ineffective course, he received treatment that led to rapid improvement, allowing him to sleep better and breathe freely. The account praises the treatment and its effects on his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snowden
Ad Oaire
Doctor Churchman Byers Held Open Clinic
Chief consulting physician of their chemic treatment offers evening hours and Sunday sessions at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pennsylvania. The second floor is reserved for patient care with appointments available weekdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchman Byers
Scranton
Revival Meeting Draws Small Turnout at Neighborhood Assembly
A late evening revival gathering drew a modest crowd as M. T. Wuthith and chairman presided. Nine conversions were reported, with attendees from New York and nearby towns and several speakers outlining Christian beliefs and future punishment themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabok
M.T. Wuthith
Felst Williamsen
Didi
Miegard Alig
Perea Decknany
Ar Uti
N.Y
James Mista
New York
Clio
Hewn Ywesternday
Mead
Bishom
Lanok Bunoot
Livioher
Donations For Home Gift List Recited With Gratitude
A fragmented record lists donations and donors to a home charity. Names include Mrs K G Brooks, L A Watres, Wo W Scranton, Mrs L dk Poster, and Mr George bklives along with clothing toys books and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Iui
Mia John Gorntey
K. Gi. Brooks
Abps
L. A. Watres
Wo W. Scranton
Turrele Sq
George Bklives
L. Dk
Wo & MeMil
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Dafonr
G. W. Jenkins
City
Embury Church Notes
Monte Carlo
Cestoy
Globe Warehouse
Sayrepr UN Rysresegs
General News
Northit Scranton
South
John J&ikins
Dunmore
John Welsh
Carbondale
Uys
Tieehwedis
Doctor Byers’ Regord
Conrad Heilig
Ash St
Berinten
Towmie
Nme
Nott Jinior
Enbertiinient
Mother & Child
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n Sit. Louis
Anheusers Standard
International Correspondence Schools Association
Lyceum Theatre
Frank W. Gunsaulus
D. D
Armour Institute Technology
Dixie’s Theatre
Henan
White
Stuart
Phroso
Katherine Osterman & Co
Tavo Perfarininess Ath
Star Theatre
Harring
Vink Nepenag Ppentoelees
Belugas
Whatton Tinteene
Wittrory
Sewing Catia, Ci
Pte
Quarterly Convention
Cuthoe Ihe ‘Votol Albetiniewies Aiodon
St. Vhorit
Loess
Bueliess
Amelia Bingham
Clyde
Dana
Vine Pride
Academy of Musid
M. Nels
Lossec Ane Mk NA Re
Ve Duffy
Business Dlatinger
W. E. Nankeville
Ab Kdvile
Tomes Diel
Arkona A Spleidid Company
Magibbewint Sim
Wvaipbtaliy Btu Pilves—Ahitines
Be, Sa
Niahit
Sia
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