Fitzsimmons Re-elected Democratic County Committee Chairman
The Democratic county committee unanimously re-elected F. J. Fitzsimmonns as chairman and T. Coyne as secretary. Durkin Regan Colville and Oten supported the action while Folin Pahey was named treasurer. Committee member appointments were discussed but not finished and details were withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Durkin
Regan
Colville
Oten
Rt. Charles
Gol
F. J. Fitzsimomons
Commis'ss
Tehr J. Coyne
Folin
Pahey
Treeutior
Seasonal Chestnuts? Heaters Sellout Stuns Nearby Folks
Advertisement touts heaters as the season’s top choice claiming a superior stock and low, unbeatable prices. It emphasizes new and up-to-date models and asserts rivals are outmatched within a wide radius.
Officers Re-Elected as Company C Holds Second Ballot
Company C met in the Armory last evening to elect officers after a prior vote was ruled illegal for listing only forty nine names. The officers chosen were Captain Edward H. Burkhouse First Lieutenant Joseph Herrig te Second Lieutenant Bernard Haggerty. Non commissioned officers posted included Sergeants Ray G. Smith Clarence Lathrope J J Hourke George Schmidt William Heckman Corporals James J. Conlwit Henry Angle Charles Spraw le Fred Luther John Motia William Cawlis Karl Chiiister Robert Moureall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward HM
Burkhouse
Het
Joseph Herriegte
Heu
Bernard Haggerty
Ray G. Smith
Clarence Lathrope
J. J. Hourke
George Schmidt
Willam Heckman
James J. Conlwit
Henry Angle
Charles Sprawle
Fred Luther
John Motia
William Cawlis
Karl Chiiister
Robert Moureall
Battalion Schools Order Issued for First Battalion
An order from Headquartere First Battalion Thirteenth Regiment NG announces a series of instructional schools at regimental headquarters on Thursday Oct 1 8 at 5 pm. All battalion officers must attend. uniforms not required unless ordered. By order of Lieut Col F W Stillwell Adjutant W E Gunster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
Peranton
Oe 16
Thureday
Spm
F W. Stillwell
W. EE. Gunster
Bicycle Club Smok er Delights With Vaudeville Style Show
The Seramion Bicycle Club held a lively smoker at the North Washington avenue club rooms. Performers included Fratchie the brewelist, Parish Rooney and O Neill, ventriloquist Charles Hartley, and the Sleeping Clips company members. Dell Lincoln sang, Harry Winsman played, Tom Flynn performed Irish specialty, and Fred and Nelly Daty with dog Pinnigan drew big applause. The committee was led by C. P. Krieg and F. Wandling, with Northup Gould and Wetting closing the stage. Refreshments followed in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seramion Bicycle Club
Washington Avenue
Fratchie
Charles Hartley
Richard Mansfield
Stuart Robson
Thomas BK. Keene
Sleeping Clits
Academy
Mise Dell Lincoln
Harry Winsman
Tom Flynn
Fred
Nelly Daty
Pinnigan
Miss Daty
Northup
R. T. Gould
F.C. Wetting
Gift for Admiral Dewey Promised by Pennsylvania Figures
A described two large volumes and a 45 watercolor portfolio honor Admiral Dewey, crafted by Pennsylvanians including Senator Quay and William Weightman. The set, printed on Imperial Japan vellum with blue bindings, chronicles American military exploits from Bunker Hill to Spain's fall. It is exhibited at the National Export Exposition awaiting presentation next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
William L. Bilkins
Thomas Dolan
Allen B. Berke
J. M. Guffey
J. Henry Cochran
John PB. Elking
Horace (. Disston
William Weightman
Congressman Connell
Philadelphia
Bunker Mill
Spain
Western Hemisphere
Imperial Japan
Arnate
Land
Gioriata Coureer
Great American Republic
Tk Ie
Army Sud Navy
United States
Hietory
Smith and Hopper Wed in Beranton Nuptials
George T. Smith of Hast Benton married Miss EdMh Hopper of Beau by Rev. Richard Hilerne at 68 Gibson Street. The ceremony occurred Oct. 1 with the couple acknowledged at the residence.
Knights of Honor Open Sessions in Pennsylvania Rally
Reports of officers and committees were approved at morning and afternoon sessions of the Grand Lodge Knights of Honor in Allentown. Supreme Dictator Shannon attended. committees were named for order, code, necrology, and state-building. An evening open session featured addresses and a Bellevue visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Shannon
Grand Lodge Knights of Manor
Pennsylvania
Odd Fellowes Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Allison
Shannon
Bellevue Ming
John Fern
Roy. T. N. Beyte
Pttsburg
John G. Ransome
Pittsburg
J. 8. Braddock
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas Lewis
Philadelphia
John '. Wells
Tie
Oscar Ridgeway
Dunmore
FE. A. James
Johnstown
W. CO. Wyeent
Greys Mills
Allentown
H. W. Alligon
John G. Ransom
Mideburg
Grand View
James 8. Braddock
Thomas
Battle Creek Health Foods Demo Promises New Power Products
Miss Bur chalter leads a health foods demonstration in Battle Creek showcasing new and power products. The event aims to entertain and educate as attendees are invited to call and sample the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Burchalter
Reception Planned for Colonel Barnett Campaigners
Preparations are nearly complete for the arrival of Colonel James EK Barnett and his campaign delegates. County candidates and committeemen will meet them at 10 o'clock, escort them to Carbondale for an afternoon event, then return for a main meeting in the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EK. Barnett
Campatigners
Carbondale
Armory
Datemelook
A. A. Vosburg
H. M. Edwards
Colonel Barret
J. Hay Brown
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Park ordinance clears debt margin for Nay Ang Park project
After weeks of anxiety, the $30 000 park improvement issue will stay within the two percent debt limit leaving a margin over $4 000. City debt figures show a total liability and available funds allowing bond issuance without voter approval, with bonds to be offered promptly if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Ordinance
Nay Ang Park
Charles A. Wartley
Friends of the Park
Cornella
Chittenden
Vosburg
Dourte
Erle
Recital at Guernsey's hall introduces Ada B Dean
A large audience attended a recital at Guernsey's hall on Wash INeten avenue to present Ada B Dean as the new elocution teacher at Scranton Conservatory of Music. Dean delivered readings from humorous elopement stories to Whittier and Tennyson with piano by Prof. Pennington. Grace Spencer sang charming selections, backed by Florence Richmond. The program closed with Faure Santa Maria sung by three young ladies Grace Spencer Edith James and Helen Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsy
Wash- Ineten Avenue
Ada B. Dean
Traphoy
Scranston
Whittler
Snow
Tennyson
Pano
Prof. Pennington
Grace Spencer
Donizetti
Fernando
Florence Richmond
Binne
Local Notices and Names in Fragmented OCR List
Fragmentary OCR reads numerous personal names including Arthur W Close Beranton Edith Wert Patrick Smith Dunmore Willen Neary Paul Shelter Bellefonte Marion Mausner Beranton Williamy Fela Dunmore Thomas Howell Mira May Lord George Travins Nellie True Olyphant Aleck Wilemale Carbondale Ann Bowen Carbondale. The text ends with an ad line Beecham's noted as best of pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Close
Beranton
Edith Wert
Patrick Smith
Dunmore Willen Neary
Dunmore Paul 1
Shelter
Eee Bellefonte
Marion W Mausner
Beranton Williamy Fela Oo
Dunmore Wertha Konur
Dunmore
Thomas T. Howell, Jr
Mira May Lord
George M. Travins
Peckville
Nellie D. True
Carbondale
Ann Bowenka Eco Pere
Court action seeks annulment of contract and reconveyance
A equity suit filed by William H. Courtright and Zipha H. Courtright against C. W. Thompson seeks to annul a June 16, 1896 contract conveying all property of Willan F. Courtright to Thompson as trustee. Thompson allegedly refused reconveyance of land in Old Forge and Taylor boroughs and Lackawanna township. Petition requests termination of the deed of trust and legal re-conveyance of the land to William F. Courtright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Thompson
Willim Courtright
W. Thompson, ii
Maintif
Thompenn, Jr
Pininiiffe
Th Prive
William H. Courtright
Zipha H. Courtright
Thompson
Willan F. Courtright
Co. W. Thompson, Jr
Old Forge
Taylor
Lackawanna Township
Thompston
William F. Courtright
Funeral of Joseph Green Interred in Dunmore Jewish Cemetery
The funeral for Joseph Green was held at his residence 129 Penn Avenue with Rev. Dr L Chap than of the Linden Street Congregation in charge. The funeral proceeded to the Dunmore Jewish Cemetery where the remains of Green and six others were interred. Also noted are notices for Anna Held performance tickets and Lane's wine and cigars offerings on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Green
Penn Avenue
EL Chap Than
Linden Street
Dunmore Jewish Cemetery
Remuadna
Bimoun Rice Lewitt Driesen
Ferdinand Landau
Isaac Ackerman
Mr. Heilman
Joseph Stonefeldt
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the New Chautauqua Books
Chautauqua
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
the Griffin Art CO
Nettleton’s
Inneath
Commo Building
Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
T. J. Portes
Mathidelphia
Heone G. Brooks
J. 2. Jones
Beventh
Yewtonioy
New York
Eston
Montreal
Eliadbeth Cannon
Ellentown
B.C
Mel T. Lewis Alexander
Ivonue
Mia
J. J. Went
Mike Jackson
Dtwrwick
William Hallstead
John Simeeen
Globe Warehouse
Ain Bootle Casey
Wrhshburne
Charles Pipay Teman
Court Street
Fitzsimmons the
THE
Lackawanna Hardware CO
Company C
F. W. Stillwell
Bicycle Club
Dewey
Pennnsylvania
Knights OF Honor
Jet F. Shannen
Miterton
Gland
al Tivo
Braddock
A. Lindsay
Goadford
Thomas J. Lewis
Pitladedpita
Thiegales
Titany
Indiana
Dalrsville
Warren
George Ridgeway
K. Johnstown
Thow
F Major
Pittston
W. Reese
Chowburg
George T. Chester
Avoca
John Dixon
Parsons
W. Fisher
Price Wilken
Cambridge Springs
Fred. Schmidt
Pittsburn
Morrison
Hutler
F. Thomson
Allegheny
George Spatt
A. M. Brice
Woodville
Crandall
Onsella
Woo
Wyeant
Ove Mille
Rielard Fuller
Athens
William Beatty
Greenville
Ramuel McCleery
Mckeeport
Lewis
Knox
MR. Shannon
George Raldeewar
Towinda
A. McClure
Sandy Laka
Alf. Lawton
Mhttahburg
George A. du Brie
Gottfried Stochr
W. Brandt
Mymouth
T. N. Royle
Pittabure
W. WW. Byana
Warynesbure
W. H W. Wolfe
Scranton
Trun
James A. Lindsey
Bradford
T. C. Boyle
George Spratt
Pittburg
Wow. Vans
Waynesburs Independent
Grand
Moir
Onder
Jim
Ciy
J. W. Shannon
Athinta
Wm. J. Tobinson
Erie
Wm, Young
E. G
Coursen
Archtald
M. Richwards
Wm. Connell
G. Brooks
J. A. Borante
M. W. Lowry
J. LI Fellows Thomas
Dile
Uf. Ripyle Thos
Th. Brooks
Alex, Simpson
John HH
Jones A. J. Calhorn
F. H. Clemons
J.C. Wag
Wade M. Finn
John von Bere
I Pryor
T. P. Daniels
Emil Bonn
John Copeland
W. Roberts
Giles Roberts
Frank Spencer T C. von Btore
John FR
Jones W
Millar
W. Fleltz
John
A. BR. Eynon
Ben
Heelies
Tohn T
William Andrew
Thlmes
Jomo A. Evans
Joseph Tlewid
Wham
John A. Willar
George Cyrson
L. A. Watres
FL. Hitchcock
Geo. Farber Sutien Wyytat
David Powell
R. Lewis
H. Reese
M. V. Morrie
W. V. Griffiths John Hh. Walker
Charles Gocehall
OW. Aledmann Jotin Nous
Alfred Harve Thow
M. Watkins
Luther Keller
Wm. J. Smith
Finlay Thowe Simon Thomas K. H. Williams
Edward James
BE. Chittenden Co
FEF
Wagner Goo
Bainderkon
H. T. Fellows
Adam Behroeder
J. A. Lansing
J. Jh. Torrey
James Moir John J
Sehneider A
Stevens Morgan Thomso
M. Watson
A. M. Hallatead
Pish ‘Thos
T. Morgan John J. Owens
Riverett Warren
Cal Ho
M. Coursen
Rank Burker
W. C. Cowles
Godfrey Kon
EON
Willard Henry
Harris John ‘Thomas Jovenh Davie
W. Hoorer
James Mepleson Kh
Willis Rees
Samuel Baker
William Ropar Alfred Hate
W. Naylor Wallace Ormetan
John G, MeArkie
Ness
Arinis
Guernsey's
Beecham
Spruce Street
Anna Held
Lyceum
Lane's
Clarke Bros
Edison Phonographs
Edison
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Bell & Skinner
Jermya
Foote & Fuller C
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Matthews Bros
Hand & Payne
Ladies’ and Gent's
Felton
Penn Ave
Conrad
Pierce
Maurion River
Blue Point
Pierce’s Market
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