Practical Lessons in Economy Taught Pupils of Public Schools
Notes from West Scranton describe a school led savings program teaching economy. Teachers and students contribute funds, with listed amounts from multiple classes and principals, underscoring parental support and the lesson of self denial as essential to success.
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Mary Burlingame
Central Labor Union Committee
Johns
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Serioul
Noa
David Owens
Martha Watkins
Elizabeth Lewis
Allee Vans
Hertha Kelly
Mdina Evans
Nellie Richards
Catherine Phillips
Nelie Kelly
Milaabeth Price
Ralnh McDonald
Mery Harris
Josephine J, Lees
Mies Murra
Fros
L. Morgan
Miss Fellows
Misa Vaughn
Miss Veuddy
Miss Mullen
Miss Krnapy
Miss Freeman
O'Connor
Votal
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Burlingame and Mrs John Graney
Rev J P Moffatt officiated at the Washburn street Presbyterian church funeral for Mary Burlingame yesterday afternoon with pallbearers William Frink William Freeman and others. Interment followed at Dunmore Cemetery. Short services for Mrs John Graney were held at St Patrick's Catholic church yesterday afternoon with remains borne from Ninth street to the church amid many mourners.
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J. P. Moffatt
D. D
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Kite Mra
Mary Burlingame
Ninth Street
Diphtheria Claim Ends Life Of 7 Year Old In Local Parish
Interment followed in Cathedral cemetery for the seven year old child Mrinelon MacNulty who died Sunday from diphtheria. The funeral, conducted by Undertaker Wymbs, was funded by the poor board.
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Mrinelon MacNulty
Noglvet
Cathedral
Wymbs
Labor union committee clears William G John’s hardware links
Central Labor Union committees including Movers Corless Maninnes Taylor Fitzsimmons and Purvis reviewed the Inte Candi date Willan G John and his brother’s hardware stores. They found no connection between William B. Johnie and John B. Johns in the hardware business and will report at a special union meeting in a few days.
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Central Labor Union
Movers
Corless
Maninnes
Taylor, Fitzsimmons
Purvis
Ingure Inte
Willan G. John
William B. Johnie
John B. Johns
St Pauls Pioneer Corpa Plans Thirteenth Annual Banquet
St Davids hill hosts a special meeting to arrange the thirteenth annual banquet tonight with about 200 guests. Captain Walter McNichole is toasts master, and prominent clergymen are expected. Caterer Hanley provides supper. Arrangements led by Peter McCoy as chairman with J M Sweeney, John Baldwin, and John McAndrew. The group gathers in St Leo's rooms at 8 4 o'clock.
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St. Paul's
Lecture on the war in the Transvaal at Welsh Biplist church
Rev James Hughes of Kimberley South Africa will lecture on the Transvaal war at the Welsh Baptist church Tuesday evening. Simpeon social circle of the Methodist Episcopal church elected officers including President Mrs E Y Harrison Vice president Mrs Harry Haas and secretary Miss Lilian Shively Treasurer Mrs C R Acker. Funeral of Bessie Lewis to be held from Wehopee on Price street this afternoon with interment in Washburn street cemetery. Russian Greek Catholic church congregation on Division street and Filmore avenue reports window breakage and an investigation is under way. Father Mathew Gallery ball arrangements discussed for Mears hall Tuesday evening Nov 7. Burke contractor crew began Price street paving between Hyde Park and Bromley avenue. Devotional services at St John’s German Catholic church last evening.
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James Hughes
Tate
Kimberley
South Africa
Transvaal
Simpeon Social Circle
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Y. Harrison
Harry Haas
Lilian Shively Tress Rer
C. R. Acker
Bessie Lewis
Wehowee
Price Street
Washburn Street
Division Street
Filmore Avenue
Chicawe
Father Mathew Sallery
Mears’ Hall
Burke
Hyde Park
Bromley Avenue
St. John's
Rare Offerings Go On Sale With Bargain Promise
A merchant notes the first installment of scarce items goes on sale today and pledges friends a bargain treat rarely seen. The message emphasizes value and limited availability to attract customers.
Bargains in Satin Brocades and Taffetas for Garments
A sale feature showcasing fancy satin brocades and taffetas in dark and light colorings. Includes Fifteen Pieces Pekin Stripe Taffeta Silks at 69c and Two-Tone Brocade Taffetas at 98c. Heavy Cord Black Taffeta Silks and Black Satin Duchess offered at substantially reduced prices.
Presbyterians, social events mark Washburn Street church scene
Rev. Wm. Prehl of Pittston preached the sermon as the Chippsiton Society met at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. A public reception is planned for two weeks hence. The Bachelors' Club hires Trauer's Orchestra for a social at Mears Hall on Wednesday evening, November 1.
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Wm. Prehl
Pittston
Chippsiton Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Bachelors’ Club
Trauer
Mears Hall
Bloomsburg Students Resume Studies After Illnesses
Haydn Oliver and Walter Jones of Bloomsburg State Normal School resume their studies yesterday after a few days' illness at their home. T. Armon Jones, a Welch singer, visits and plans to leave for Cleveland tomorrow to study with Prof. Savage in New York. Mrs. William J. Morgan entertains her sister Mrs. Fred Rupp, and Mrs. Benjamin Knight visits with her son J. Katahe.
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Haydn Oliver
Walter Jones
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Homer T. Armon Jones
Cleveland
Savage
New York
William J. Morgan
South Keberea Avenue
Fred Rupp
Mort Jervia
Benjamin Knight
Waltersville
J. 4
Katahe
Jackson Street
Park Place Church Hosts Watkins Schubert Quartet Evening
North Scranton notes announce the Park Place Methodist Episcopal church program tonight featuring John T. Watkins and his Schubert quartet with solos duets and quartets. The program lists two halves with piano pieces banded by performers and selections from Schubert Buck Parry and others.
Officers Installed at Celestial Idee No 48 and Lincoln Lodge
Officers-elect for Celestial idee No 48 1.0. O. F. L. were installed by District Deputy Grand Master A. A. Vosburg and staff with J. M. Fahringer as Noble Grand and EK. A. Biddleman as secretary among others. Lincoln lodge also installed by the grand master and staff with W. J. Thomas as Noble Grand and D. D. Roose as secretary. A reception and luncheon followed at the Celestial lodge Auditorium.
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A. A. Vosburg
Noble Grand
J. M. Fahringer
George Reynolds
EK. A. Biddleman
H. N. Bendring
Lincoln Lodge
W. J. Thomas
W. H. Johnson
D. DD. Roose
William B. Jones
Ebenezer Saunders
Celestial Lodge
Mrs Davis Dies at Home on Spring Street
Mrs Ethel Davis widow of Reese Davis died at her home on Spring Street Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at the home tomorrow at 2 PM with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Ethel Davis
Reese Davis
Spring Street
Washburn Street
Kindergarten and Primary School Opens at YWCA Rooms
The kindergarten and primary school opened yesterday in YWCA rooms with many pupils enrolled. Miss Virginia Gulick and Miss Alice Osterhout supervise the start, with gymnasium and sewing classes tonight and a Friday pop-corn social. Saturday offers piano lessons by Miss Elizabeth Henwood.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Virginia Gulick
Misa Hunter
New York City
Alice Osterhout
School of Lackawanna
Elizabeth Henwood
Social gathering honors Thomas Powell at summit avenue
Mr and Mrs Joseph Powell of Summit Avenue entertained Saturday evening in honor of their son Thomas a Keystone Academy student Those present included Misses Gertrude Kennedy Lena Clark Mae Powell Bessie Powell Anni Sherwin Violet Danvers Bessie Noyes Mesers James Raley Merton Emery and W C Mages
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Joseph Powell
Summit Avenue
Thomas
Keystone Academy
Gertrude Kennedy
Lena Clark
Mae Powell
Bessie Powell
Anni Sherwin
Violet Danvers
Bessie Noyes
Mesers
James Raley
Merton Emery
W. C. Mages
Local Social Notes Highlight Montanan Visitor and Guests
PF Gillespie from Montana visits mother Mrs. D Gillespie on Mary Street. Edward Coleman of North Main Avenue recovers from a two week illness. Mrs Tishon of Hawley returns after three weeks with Miss Margaret Percel on Oak Street. Jd H Poy of Pittston after the death of Mr James Hell returns home. Agnes Vleming of Forest City visits her aunt Mrs P J Fivan on Amelia Avenue. Mr and Mrs B T Lacey and others enjoy Chestnutting at Lake Winola. Detective M J Reap of New York spends Sunday with cousin James P Haggerty on North Main Avenue.
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PF. Gillespie
Montana
D. Gillespie
Mary Street
Edward Coleman
North Main Avenue
Tishon
Hawley
Margaret Percel
Oak Street
Jd. H. Poy
Pittston
James Hell
West Mar Ket Street
Agnes Vleming
Forest City
P. J. Fivan
Amelia Avenue
B.T. Lacey
A. G. Thormpson
H. N. Patrick
Max Chapman
Lake Winola Chestnutting
M. J. Reap
New York City
James P. Haggerty
North Malin Avenue
Incomplete OCR Summary of a Historical Item
The readable text mentions danger and a warning but omits clear names, places, dates, or actions. It cannot establish a concrete event, person, or organization from the fragment. The fragmentary nature prevents a precise newspaper card.
Junger Maennerchor To Hold Annual Ball In Germania Hall
The Junger Maennerchor a leading South Scranton singing society will stage its annual entertainment ball on Monday October 25 at Germania Hall. The event features red white and blue lighting a large choir from local and Carbondale societies and Bauer's Orchestra. Prof Gustav Schmidt directs rehearsals with a rivalry noted between the tenors and basses as the concert favorite song is readied.
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Junger Maennerchor
Germania All
Carbondale
S Ingere
Gustav Sehmidt
Bauer
Local boy injured by pole climbing accident
John Heingman Jr. son of Mr and Mrs John Heineman of Stone Avenue sustained a deep leg wound Sunday evening after his left leg touched a spike on an electric light pole while descending. He received twelve stitches from Dr Walsh and is resting at home.
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John Heingman, Jr
John Heineman
Stone Avenue
Heingman
Gaeth
Walsh
Harvest Home Festival at Working Men’s Hall
The Suabian Beneficial Society held its annual harvest home festival with a well attended gathering. Sauerkraut and various sausages were plentiful and the committee of arrangements included William Janse Ernest Schmidt Anton Wintermintel David Meyer and John Moltert.
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Suabian Beneficial Society
William Janse
Ernest Schmidt
Anton Wintermintel
David Meyer
John Moltert
School deposit fund adding names at No 6 school
Yesterday's additions list Mrs M W Terry Miss Elizabeth Kelly Miss Mary F Conne Miss Katherine Fuddy Miss Hannah Connery and others to the No 6 school deposit fund with small amounts noted. Total contributions shown as cents and dollars.
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M. W. Terry
Elizabeth Kelly
Mary F. Conne
Katherine Fuddy
Hannah V. Connery
Senvasavense
Aliee Gerrico
Visitors and events noted in Hawley and Scranton area
Mr Karl Stefani of Hawley visits Hotel Kinsester on Cedar avenue. Mr James McCoy, Scranton Axle Works superintendent, is in New York on business. Mr Jacob Demuth of Pittston avenue visits New York. Mr Anton J Herbster of Alder street returns after a week in New York as a delegate to the National Bartenders association convention. Hickory Street Presbyterian Ladies Aid will serve supper in Sunday meal rooms on Hickory street on October 15 and 19 from 5 to 8 oclock. an error listed 7 to 8 oclock, attendees urged to note the change.
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Karl Stefani
Hawley
Peacon Sold to Teams for 75 Cents a Ton
The report notes a sale of Peacon at 75 cents per ton to teams. The location cited is the corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons street.
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Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Green Ridge Notes on Visits Lectures and Local Improvements
Mrs M RR Kays of Sanderson Avenue spent yesterday in Carbondale. Mr Wil HH Blake a Forest Store storekeeper spent the Sabbath with his wife's mother Mrs Bweeney of Washington. A Green Ridge sportsman explains the lack of interest in the opening of the shooting season noting birds and dogs. Lacy JW NM Patrick and A O Thomason with wives are spending a few days at Lake Winola. Rev L J Lansing will deliver the second lecture in a three part course on Physical Culture at Greenside Presbyterian church. The concrete to Faneraon Avenue paving is laid one full block from Green Ridge to Delaware Street. Rev I J Lansing's lecture at Green Ridge Presbyterian church discusses Helps and Apparatus in gymnasium. Ev W G Simpson will read Bonnie timer Bush in Asbury M E church Tuesday evening. Those who miss the readings miss a rare treat as he is in demand.
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M. RR. Kays
Sanderson Avenue
Carbondale
Wil HH. Blake
Forest Store Company
Archbald
Bweeney
Washington Avenue
Green Ridge
GB. T, Lacy
Delaware Street
I. J. Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
W. G. Simpson
Bonnie Timer Bush
Asbury M. E
Get. M
Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough Odd Fellows Install Officers
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge in Dunmore will install new officers at its regular meeting in the new Chestnut street lodge building. District Deputy A A Vosburg will conduct the installation for a one year term with Thos Keller as noble grand J G Bone as vice grand Bryan Hundy secretary Janet Dilnty assistant secretary and Henry Webber treasurer.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Chestnut Street
A. A. Vosbure
Thos. Keller
Noble
J. G. Bone
Bryan Hundy
Janet Dilnty
Henry Webber
Unclaimed Letters in Period Ending October 14
List of names awaiting pickup including Gene Cooper Sarah Devine Lucy Higana Michael Kane nedy John P Lorenz Mrs Nettle McCann Martin Ruatne Esther Rigby Carile Rohlelf G Sweeney Rose Walsh Vincens Morano Vito Petrino and others. Callers urged to collect at once as advertised.
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Ate
Gene Cooper
Adame Avenue
Sarah Devine
Grove Street
Lucy Higana
Harry Krouse
Michael Kanenedy
Walnut Street
John P. Lorenz
J. G. Muller
Washington Social Club Grand Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
The Washington Social club will hold a grand ball in Odd Fellows hall on Chestnut street Thursday evening. The committee arranged extensive plans and secured a high close plane to be drawn for the set number that night. Music will be provided by several noted musicians.
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Washington Social Club
Odd Fellows' Hall
Chestnut Street
Local News Fragments From Old Peilowes Thursday Night
Ambiguous notes report a social event at Old Peilowes with The Pins dancing chiss and a gathering on Blakely street. The Dunmore Veroperactive sockery held a meeting, while photographer Gulden photographed the force. Ambrose Byrne returns from Philadelphia.
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Oid Peilowes
Getaher
Dunmore
Blakely Street
Trough
Gulden
Olyphant
Canon
Neptune Fire Company
Healey
Mehalo
Elin and
Chestnut Streets
Ambrose Byrne
Didley Street
Philadelphia
Obituary for Miss Slidie Milnes and Mabel Brown Boteford
Miss Slidie Milnes of Kepy dies at home after six weeks illness. She belonged to Washburn Street Presbyterian Church and was sister to Mrs. Joseph A. Meats of South Malin Avenue. Former bookkeeper at Lockinwinie Liandiy and Miss Sablon Medtade of Perry Avenue. Funeral Wednesday afternoon with Catholic cemetery interment. Mes. Mrapees Brown Boteford, widow of Bara Botafian, died Friday in New Berlin New York.
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Slidie Milnes
John Milnes
Kepy
Itnese Detects
Washburn Strreet Miesbyteriaa Ohireh
Joseph A. Meats
South Malin Avenue
Lockinwinie Liandiy
Mise Sablon Medtade
Perry Avert
Divi
Howe Bundis
Eve
Mes
Mrapees Brown Boteford
Bara, Botafian
South New Berlin
New York
Common sense on medical ads targets women’s health
An analysis argues against gender biased medical advertising and warns that claims of female disease expertise masquerade as doctors. It cites Dr. R V Pierce as a legitimate physician with decades of experience and a broad, reputable practice offering free consultation by letter.
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Ely
R. V. Pierce
United States
Pierce
Merce
RB. V. Pieres
the Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Relief for All
An advertisement proclaims Warner's Safe Cure as the sole remedy of today for kidney troubles. It asserts men, women, and children can take it with certainty of relief and cure.
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Warner
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