West Scranton Ambulance Fund Benefit Tea a Great Triumph
A charity tea at the Electric City Wheelmen Club House drew over five hundred attendees for the West Side hospital ambulance fund. Socialites from West Scranton and beyond attended as Bauer's band played and performers entertained. Local women served refreshments while ante rooms and palm-decorated stairs created a festive setting. a later notice will list donors and the financial result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheel
West Side Hospital
Tt Jn
West Scranton
Bauer
Lao
Mise Elizabeth Thomas
L. R. Poenter
Miley Lillian Shively
Ralph Williams
D. B. Thomas
Margaret Edwards
May Edwards
Florence Gibbs
Edith Richards
Helen Thayer
Grace Thayer
Edith Blair
Gertrude Miller
Midna Williams
Grace Walker
Clara Tlughes
Lois Fellows
Margaret Gibbs
Annie Edwoaria
Christine Fellows
Mre
Clarence R. Saryer
Mra. Gomer Privo
P. F. Struppler
Rensasler W. Luce
Robert W. Walker
George L. Peck
Davitt J
Funeral of Mrs Warnke Led by Local Clergy
The funeral of Mrs. Jacob Warnke was held yesterday afternoon with a large turnout from across the city. Services at 2 pm were led by Rev. A. L. Jamer and Rev. B. P. H. Zizleman, followed by interment at Forest Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Genter, Henry Ferber, Charles Oberdorfer, Finness Scheuster, Charles Stetter and Frank Trobling. flower-bearers included Albert Graff, Victor Wenzel, George Koch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Warnke
A. L. Jamer
St. Mark's
Borantan
Hfe
Forest Hill Cemetery
John Genter
Henry Ferber
Charles Oberdorfer
Finness Scheuster
Charles Stetter
Frank Trobling
Albert Graff
Victor Wenzel
George Koch
Will Kueh
Philip McAloon
Harry Cavanaugh
Fred Weines
Nelaon Teeis
Local Board of Trade Reports Minor Meeting Progress
The local board of trade held a regu lar meeting with under a dozen members present and little accomplished. A Hyde Park avenue pave was completed and a new crosswalk laid on South Main avenue near Luzerne. street concerns included gattern conditions on uth Main and Washburn streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Hyde Park Avenue
South Main Avenue
Luzerne Street
Uth Main Avenue
Oxford
Luzerne Streets
Washburn Street
van Buren Avening
Morris Court
Road repair stalemate delays Lackawanna Avenue fix
City list shows Lackawanna Avenue pavement near Fairview Avenue deteriorating. The streets and bridges committee was told to consult mayor and ward 21 officials about repairs. Farmers offered to burnish the road for 250 dollars from tollgate to Jackson Street, but council favored using city funds and no work occurred before frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Newton Turnpike
City
Firest
Twenty-first Ward
Jackson Street
Trafic
Weert Scranton
Discharged After Insufficient Evidence in Highway Robbery Case
Frank Deghal Jr and William McAndrew of Van Buren and Back Road faced $1000 bail each on highway robbery charges. charges were dismissed as evidence was deemed insufficient. They then faced assault and battery charges with bonds set at $200, secured by Thomas A. McAndrew. An officer’s case followed a South Main disturbance with no direct linking evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deghal, Jr
van Buren Avenue
William McAndrew
Back Road
Davies
Melvin Corse
South Grant Avenue
Corse
Thomas A. McAndrew
John
Mathews
South Main Avenue
Mrs Lizzie Parry Joiner Receives Farewell in Rock Street Home
Mrs Lizzie Parry Joiner 81 of Chilhowie Virginia, visiting relatives, was honored with a reception last evening at 1123 Rock Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Griffith Davia. Many attendees belonged to the Cambrian American Choral Society from St John era. The gathering featured singing old songs and new compositions via an Edison phonograph. Refreshments were served as guests said farewell to the honored guest who departs for Virginia next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Parry Joiner
John
Chilhowie
Griffith Davia
Rock Street
Cambrian-American Choral Society
Edison
Virginian
Entertainment program draws large crowd at Hampton Street church
A large audience attended the entertainment and social at Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church last evening under the Junior League. The Tribune published programme was carried out in full with each number receiving applause. Performers included Flossie Runle Esther Howard Hilda Parsons Irene Moses Stanley Rose Viola Rundle Jennie Annie Leister Beesie Heller Bessie Delhi Walter Lewis Rosa Bloat Verna Roderick Nellie House and Adam Pulver. BT Stone sang a solo and the Epworth League Banjo and Mandolin club performed several selections. The Ladies' Aid society served ice cream cake coffee and home made candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Junior League of the Church
Tribune
Flossie Runle
Esther Howard
Hilda Parsons
Irene Moses
Stanley Rose
Viola Rundle
Jennie
Annie Leister
Beesie Heller
Bessie Delhi
Walter Lewis
Rosa Bloat
Verna Roderick
Nellie House
Adam Pulver
BT. Stone
Epworth League Banjo and Mandolin Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Silent entertainment by Welsh Methodists draws West Scranton crowd
The West Scranton Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church hosted an evening of silent entertainment led by the church youth. A full audience recognized performances by soloists Margaret Jones, Lydia Sailor, David Stevens, Philip Warren, Thomas Beynon, and John W. Jones, with Miss Sadie Jones delivering elocution and Mya D. B Thomas at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Sullce
Margaret Jone
Lydia Sailor
David Stevens
Philip Warren
Thomas Beynon
John W. Jones
Sadie Jones
Mya. D. B Thomas
Weet Scranton temperance societies lead St Patrick parade
Before the parade yesterday the Weet Scranton temperance societies gathered at St David's hall and marched to St Patrick's church headed by Bauer's band. Rev. J B Whelan Rev John J Ruddy and Rev P B Lavelle led the celebrants. Nearly a thousand marchers from this side took part with the Peters McCoy named youngest grand marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Scranton Temperance
St. David's Hall
St. Patrick's Church
Bauer
J. B. Whelan
John J. Ruddy
P. B. Lavelle
The
Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. Leo's Martation
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Pather Mathew Cadets
St. Cecl
Simpson Church Home Missionary elects officers and committees
The Home Missionary society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual election Monday evening. Officers chosen include President Mrs G Moser, Vice-presidents Mrs J W R Sweet Mr H M Bass Mrs Helen Peck Secretary Mrs Augusta Blair Treasurer Mrs A Widenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
G. Moser
J. WR. Sweet
HM. Bass
Helen Peck
Mins Augusta Blair
Mra. A. Widenor
Scorres
Grain-O Advocated As Coffee Alternative In Ad Text
Abids writes Grain-O made from pure grains improved after a week and became his preferred beverage. He claims it nourishes the system and is safe for children, presenting it as a strengthening healthful table drink for all ages. Pack labeled Grain-O available from grocers with directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abids
Munyon's Inhaler for Colds and Lung Diseases
Munyon's Inhaler offers medicated vapor to cleanse and vaporize diseased throat and lung areas unreachable by stomach medicines. Promotes relief from colds hay fever bronchitis asthma and other ailments with a 1.00 price at Grugeiateor 108 Arch St. Pati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Grugeiateor
Names and roles from a historical society committee list
The fragment lists positions and names such as ponding secretary Mrs William Hagen secretary of social work Mrs Hughes assistant Mrs A W Chase secretary of supply work Mrs M L Blair assistant Mrs T Leyson dress committees Mrs W W Davis collector Miss Emma Lewin planter Mire Lillan Shiviey superintendent of mothers jewels Mrs Weldy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponding
William Hagen
Ch. 4. Hughes
A. W. Chase
Mra
M. L. Blair
T. Leyson
W W. Davis
Emma Lewin
Mire Lillan Shiviey
Mothers’ Jewels
Weldy
Funeral services for KBnoch Davis held at family home
Mourners gathered yesterday at the Davis residence on Eynon street for funeral rites. The Hampton Mine Accident Fund and friends attended as Rev. David Jones spoke in Welsh and Rev. D P Jones in English. Burial followed at Washburn street cemetery with pallbearers D D Evans, Thomas Lewis, Richard Thomas, William Gray, Thomas Davis, and Thomas William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kbnoch Davis
Eynon Street
Hampton Mine Accidental Fund
David Jones
D. P. Jones
Washburn Street
D. D. Evans
Thomas Lewis
Richard Thomas
Willam Gray
Thomas Davis
Thomas Willlame
Miners Gather in Evans Hall to Discuss Organization
A Fifteenth ward meeting of mine workers was held last evening at Evans hall on South Mall avenue to explain the benefits of organization. About sixty or seventy miners attended. Addresses were given by Robert Courtright and Benjamin James who are active in organizing miners across the coal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Ward
Evans’ Hall
South Mall Avenue
Robert Courtright
Benjamin James
Local notices bundled items from yacht race to weddings
The column lists Evins and Blartman as printers with souvenir blotter imagery from a yacht race, plus mentions Mor gin Iselin Lipton, Micetric City Wheelmen meeting, an oyster supper at Plymouth Church, St Johns Catholic services, a wedding in Simpson church, gym class plans, First Welsh church cantata rehearsal, Pilgrim club dance, a Columbus trumpet exhibit at W E Johns, Knights of Pythias gathering, Plymouth church tea, and a surprise party for Charles Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evins
Blartman
Tackson Street
Columbia
Shamrock
Pieroont Morgin
Oliver Iselin
Thomas Lipton
Micetric City Wheelmen
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. John's German Catholic Church
Thomas T. Howells, Jr
Washburn Street
Mira May Lord
Layfactte Street
Nuriagest
J. B. Stneet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Jackson Street
West Scranton
Voting Women’s Christhan Association
Scranton Street
South Main Avenue
Pilgrim Club
St. David's Hall
Columbus
Allentown Hose Company
W. E. John's Shoe
Pargonia Lodge
Knights of Pythios
Evans’ Hall
Charles Harrison
Price Street
Local Social Notes From Minersville to Peckville
Miss Mary Heddue of Minersville returns home after visiting the Mileses Nichols on Lafayette street. John K. Kegan the Bellevue undertaker is indisposed at his home on Tallpoad wyeniue. Mrs. George W. Chase and children return from a New York visit. H. Morgan of Tenth street visits New York City. Miss Nellie Phillips of Swetland Street returns from a visit with friends at Lunsford, ev. 3, BP. Yweet and wife call on friends in Peckville yesterday. Lemuel Phillips of Plymouth visits town with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heddue
Minersville
Mileses Nichols
Lafayette Street
John K. Kegan
Mellevue
Tallpoad Wyeniue
George W. Chase
North Main Avenue
New York
H. Morgan
Tenth Street
New York City
Misa Nellie Phillips
Swetland Street
Lunsford
Yweet
Peckville
Lemuel Phillips
Plymouth
Green Ridge Town Notes and Local Activities
Special meeting announced for WLCGOT OM Green Ridge with full attendance desired. Residents heard Miss Grace Spencer perform last night. Dr J L Rew and Mrs Jaco Detrick plan to travel to Rast Berlin near Gemtesburg for farm visits. Sanderwwn avenue paving concrete laid yesterday. Local sportsmen busy with preparations for hunting season. Mr D C Seward of Monsey avenue cited as候 candidate for district deputy grand master at next annual election. PF P Smith of Monsey avenue travels to Philadelphia on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlcgot OM
Green Ridge
Wedeenlury Cretorwe
Haland Carr
Dickson Avenue
Patterson
Orange
N. J. Mere
Charles Cobb
Honesdale
Civeen Ridge Peope
Grace Spencer Sling
J. L. Rew
Jaco Detrick
D.C. Seward
Monsey Avenue
Green Ridge Lodge
Dave
PF. P. Smith
Philadelphia
Death of Andrew Conway Remembers Local Figure in Scranton
Andrew Conway of 816 Crown Avenue, aged about 40, died after a brief illness from stomach trouble. He worked at the South Mill tolls and was a respected member of the Century Hose Company. The funeral is Friday at 8:30 a.m. from St Peters Cathedral with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. The hose company will attend in a body and draft resolutions expressing their sorrow. The report notes his survivors: his mother, two brothers John and Daniel Cotway, and sister Mrs. Michael McGarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Conway
Crown Avenue
Conway
South Mill
John
Daniel Cotway
Michael McGarry
St. Peters Cathedral
Century Hose Company
Thwin Frable
Christian Storr, Jr
PF. J. Hickey
Century Hose Company Mourns Death of Andrew Conway
In special session Scranton October meeting the Century Hose Company No 10 votes to mourn long time fireman Andrew Conway who served Beranton Fire Department. He was generous, kind, and dedicated to public duty earning praise for his conduct and tireless aid to the needy. The minutes note his draping in mourning for thirty days and publication of resolutions to honor his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Oct
Century
How Co
Andrew Conwas
Rose Co
Beranton
Alec
Andrew Conway
Momter Edwin Prible
Christian Storr
Ir. T. J. Hickey
Pittston man severely injured at Lackawanna Knitting mill
Edward Gamble of Pittston avenue was badly hurt yesterday at the Lackawanna Knitting mill when a revolving wheel burst and struck him in the face. He was rendered unconscious, then taken to Dr. J. J. Waley’s office for treatment before being sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose Company
Edward Gamble
Lackawanna
Pittston Avenue
Lackawanna Knitting
J. J. Waleh
Peacon Sale Price at Cedar and Gibbons
A local grain deal records Peacon sold to Yeomes at 70 cents per ton at the corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
North Scranton man injured loading hay on wagon
Henry F. Babcock of H F Babcock & Co suffered a fracture in his right arm at the wrist a severe sprain of the right leg and other bruises while atop a hay load shifted at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western yard. Dr Roos set the fracture and he was taken home. A two story frame house of Simeon Jones on Threep street in the First ward burned out yesterday morning. Fire units from Liberty and Niagara were hampered by the blaze as neighbors aided the family in saving others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Babcock
Church Avenue
H. F. Babeock & Co
Franklin Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Ewltch
Roos
Babcock
Simean Jones
Threep Street
O'Clork
Liberty and Niagara Company
Fire destroys most belongings. loss estimated at $900
Fire originated from a lamp explosion damaging a dwelling and causing substantial loss to Mr. Jones. Rev. R. J. Reese of Arnot Thorn county accepts Puritan Congregational church call on West Market street and plans to move with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
R. J. Reese
Arnot
Thorn County
Puritan Congregational Church
West Market Street
Mr. Reese
Michael Costello
John J. Costello
Holy Crouse Valley
Literary and Dramatic Society
Dime Savings Bank
Cumberland Hose Company
St. Mary's Hall
West Market
John Heck
Nonituerlerland
Mra
W. Hopewell
Sanderson Avenue
Wiam McAllister
Belmont Terrace
Robert Cooper
Daushitter
Antile
Kingston
Charles Heese
North Mada Avenue
Maury Boland
Oak Street
Willian Thomas
Sire
Ann Thoms
Mulvaney City
Andrew Clewton
John Shines
Philinebure
N.oj
Aire
Miss Jennie Lo Vergason Dies at Home
Miss Jennie Lo Vergason aged 6 hours died Monday afternoon at her sister’s home 1083 Diamond avenue after an illness. She belonged to Court Street Methodist Episcopal church and was sister to Mrs A Tewksbury of Tripp Park. Funeral at the house tonight at seven will be followed by burial in Brooklyn Susquehanna County. August Baker died in Wear Pitteton yesterday and will be interred at 1017 Remington avenue with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lo Vergason
Mra. Mall
Diamond Avenue
Phermonia
Court Street
August Baker
Wear Pitteton
Mayn
Remington Avenue
Feeral
Hyde Park Father Mathew Society Holds Twenty-Eighth Annual
The Hyde Park Father Mathew Society drew its largest crowd yet for the twenty eighth annual event. Members gathered to celebrate the society's long running charity efforts and community activities with speeches and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
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West
Hospital Ambulance Fund
Electric City Wheelmen's Club
Hampton Street
C. M
St. John
Warnke
Enoch Davis
Frankland
London
Scott
Roe
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
To. S. Main Avenue
Board OF Trade Meeting
Globe Warehouse
MES
Munyon
Century Hoge Company
Finer
NUS OF News
Freahan's Hall
Philip Robinson
Europe
Thomas McLaughlin
Willkes-Barre
Mulderin
Charles Shirra
Pig Street
Mikel Augustin
Prospect Avenue
Mary Wentlandt
Irving Avenue
St. Stanislaus Church
Lowaar
Peter's
T. A. B. Society
Bellevue
Teland
Tio
Hays Orchestra
Mfrs
Peter Haggerty
Fig Street
Peter Nealon
Minooka
Fred Mouler
Senies
Meadow Brook
North Scranton
Sopenay
I .Wonder
J. L. Connell & CO
Sole Millers
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis
Lesseys
H.R. Long
Mainee
Beauty and Comedienne
Anna Rheld
Papa
Chis, Bigelow
Kris Hoantona
Cademy
Peer & Rens
Lessees
Long
N.Y
Finnegan
Matinees
Adi
Get
Sand
Trin
Cony Island
Nervita
Armory
Mathew
J. Fleming
Kary
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