West Scranton Fourteenth Anniversary Banquet at Mears Hall
St. Pauls Pioneer corps celebrated its fourteenth anniversary with a banquet and social in Mears hall. Walter McNichols served as toastmaster introducing speakers including M S Lavelle John H Devine Frank McLain Peter McCoy and others. The event covered 150 guests with a Star orchestra, a colored waiters service, and a lively social followed by a formal address on unity in the temperance movement and the influence of Catholic women on temperance.
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Mears’ Hall
Walter McNichols
M. 5. Lavelle
John H. Devine
Frank McLain
Peter McCoy
St. Peter's Society of
Bellevue
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Mears Hall
Star Orchestra
Lavelle
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Lackawanna County
West Scranton
Ela
St. Leo's Battalion
St. Paul's
Thomas Warly
William Sharp
Eix
German class invites women for winter study
The German class meets Friday at 8 pm with Mrs Koehler offering instruction and a $1 term. The Young Women's Christian Association hosts pastors and wives Friday at 6 pm tea, and Mrs R M Roderick leads Sunday gospel service at 4 pm with club chorus. The state YWCA convention runs Oct 25 to 29 in Reading with $4.08 round trip. delegates depart Oct 25 at 8:30 am on Jersey Central railroad. speakers include Rev. Robert Speer Thomas Erdman Margaret Sangster and Miss K Price Mary S Dunn.
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Roderick
Pennsylvania State
Young Women's Christian Association
Reading
Jersey Central Railroad
Reading Association
Robert Speer
Thomas Erdman
Margaret Sangster
Missen Biffle K. Price
Mary 8. Dunn
Wedding of Jeremiah Hayes and Annie Nealls at St Patrick's
The wedding of Jeremiah Hayes a Lackawanna railroad employee and Annie Nealls was held at St Patrick's Catholic church. Rev J J Canavan officiated before a large gathering. The bride wore a brown traveling suit with a white prayer book. bridesmaid Kate Howley wore blue. Groomsman William Hartnett of Elmira attended. The couple hosted a dinner at the bride's mother's home and then toured the city before departing for Elmira to reside. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Carey and son James Sunbury Mrs Mare Reddinger Miss Margaret Hartnett Mr and Mrs P J Hayes of Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Hayes
Lackawanna Railroad
Elmira
Annie Nealls
James Neallis
North Ninth Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
J. J. Canavan
Kate Howley
William Hartnett
Hayes
Fimira
Charles Carey
James
Sunbury
Mare Reddinger
Margaret Hartnett
P. J. Hayes
Married at Parsonage of George Ace and Anna Sippel
George Ace of South Lincoln Avenue married Miss Anna Sippel of Jackson at the parsonage in a simple ceremony. The couple plans residence in the area and begin their life together with the support of local families.
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George Ace
South
Lincoln Avenue
Anna Sippel
Jackson
Street Couple United in Marriage at Simpson Church
Street and Ace were married at 8 pm yesterday in the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church parsonage by Rev J B Sweet. Miss Clara Sippel and Thomas Thomas served as attendants. the bride wore blue and roses. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plan a wedding trip to New York and will reside at 903 Meridian Street after returning.
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Meridian Street
Fifteenth Anniversary Celebrated by St Peter’s Society
St Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society observes its 15th anniversary with an informal members only event at their Fourth street rooms. A smoker, songs, recitations and features are planned. The group began 15 years ago in the Bellevue band room with 23 members and now has about 200 representatives of Belle Vue. Current officers include President J F McDonough Vice President Patrick Ryan Recoding Secretary Peter Gallagher Financial Secretary Martin Keegan Librarian John Cavanaugh.
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St Peter's
Patrick Ryan
Peter Gallagher
Martin Keegan
John Cavanaugh
Settlement of Scranton strike read in drug store window
The Tribune bulletin posted at Jenkins drug store announced the settlement of the strike. West Scranton mine workers and others read it with interest as expectations grow that the collieries will resume operations Monday. It will take days to ready the mines, move mules, and complete other preparations before work restarts. The settlement basis seems broadly approved.
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the Tribune
Jenkins
West Scranton
Kilmer
Amon
Romney
Mary Romane
Uncherter
Texas
Tam
Chrysanthemum War Entertainment at St David’s Church
Youths at St David’s Episcopal church stage a war of chrysanthemums event with whites offering stuffed eggs sandwiches pickles and coffee while yellows provide bread milk baked apples cottage cheese and coffee. Acts include vocal solos by Chester Davis Harold Miller and recitations by Millie Hoffman Helen Long Lillian Beavers Kezzia Thomas and Bessie Bonner. The program continues tonight and tomorrow with refreshments, entertainment, and a five cent admission and fifteen cent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal Church
Chester Davis
Harold Miller
Millie Hoffman
Helen Long
Lillian Beavers
Kezzia Thomas
Bessie Bonner
Pfeiffer Slantz Tie the Knot in North Hyde Park Home
Jacob F Pfeiffer of North Hyde Park avenue weds Emma Slantz of Chestnut street at the home of the bride's parents. Rev Brucker of Woodfield Ohio officiated and is the bridegroom’s brother in law. Attendants were William Pfeiffer and Christine Schubert. The couple planned a New York trip and will reside at 214 Chestnut street after returning.
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Jacob F. Pfeiffer
North Hyde Park Avenue
Emma Slantz
Chestnut Street
Brucker
Woodfield, O
William Pfeiffer
Christine Schubert
Jacob Schoettle
German Presbyterian Church
Pfeiffer
New York
John Slantz
North Main Avenue
Marriages Joining Local Citizens At City Cathedral
Rev. W. P. O'Donnell of Holy Cross united in marriage at 5 yesterday afternoon Robert Flynn of Meridian street and Miss Mary Maloy of Fellows street were wed. The ceremony was witnessed by many friends. Anthony Cummings of Hampton street and Miss Bertha Kildoff of the central city also united in marriage yesterday at the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. O'Donnell
Holy Cross Church
Robert Flynn
Meridian Street
Mary Maloy
Fellows Street
Anthony Cummings
Hampton Street
Bertha Kildoff
Central City
Ferber boy Injured After Street Car Collision
George Ferber, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Ferber of North Hyde Park avenue, ran into a Petersburg Lafayette street car at Swetland and Hyde Park yesterday noon. He was severely injured and taken home for medical care after the car was stopped.
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George
Henry Ferber
Hyde Park Avenue
Petersburg-Lafayette
Swetland Street
Private dance and Halloween party for Electric City Wheelmen
Local events note a private dance at the Electric City Wheelmen cub house on Tuesday evening and a Halloween party on Oct. 31. Other items include a foot race win by George Jones of the West Scranton post office, a West Scranton Democratic club meeting, and funeral notices for Mrs. Patrick O Boyle and Mrs. Willon Cawley.
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Electric City Wheelmen
George Jones
West Scranton
Patrick O'Boyle
Fall River
Mass
John Lally
Luzerne Street
NASA
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Willon Cawley
Mira Cavanaugh
Chestnut Street
Washburn Street
Moir
W. Gaylord
Thomas
David J. Davia
J. Jefferson Reynolds
Fifteenth Ward
Republican Club
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Joe Christleniyk
Railroad Avenue
Kelly
Supper Marked First Anniversary of Witke Wedding
The Cedar Avenue Christ Lutheran church ladies hosted a supper in the parlor last night in honor of Rev. James and Emma Witke. An entertainment followed with comic topical songs by Rudolph Youngmann, Junger Männer choir selections, organist Charles Scheuch, solos by Emma Scheuch and Oscar Spitzen, a duet by Anna Fickus and Milas Emma Scheuch, plus church choir selections. The event was run by a committee including Miss Sophia Miller and several Mrs. and Miss members.
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James
Emma Witke
Cedar Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
Rudolph Youngmann
Junger Maenner
Charles Scheuch
Emma Scheuch
Oscar Spitzen
Anna Fickus
Milas Emma Scheuch
Sophia Miller
Getz
Ardt Glaser
Caroline Keeper
Emilie Klein
Rosa Meyer
Julia Osgolin
Rosa Kolb
Bertha Lake
August Gehrend
Pleasant Cedar Avenue Birthday Surprise for Mrs Bannickel
A large group of friends surprised Mrs Henry Bannickel at her Cedar avenue home Tuesday evening to celebrate her birthday. The event featured music and singing by Mr and Mrs Firenner and Miss Meyers followed by refreshments. Many gifts were presented to Mrs Bannickel by listed friends and families including Mr and Mrs Brunner, Mr and Mrs Loveland, Mr and Mrs David Mayer, Mr and Mrs Fidward Welsh, Mr and Mrs Irwin Miller, Mr and Mrs John Mayer, Mrs G Myer, Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs Metzenbaches, Miss Carrie Welsh, Miss Marie Myers, Jennie Myers, Susie Gavin, John Meyers, Will Naegele, Arthur Smith, Arthur Miller, Will Miller, Gertrude Welsh, Ester Miller, Ruth Loveland, and Alice Balnickel.
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Henry Bannickel
Cedar Avenue
Firenner
Mle
Meyers
David Mayer
Fidward Welsh
Irwin Miller
John Mayer
G. Myer
Mra. Smith
Metzenbaches
Carrie Welsh
Tred Zeigler
Marie Myers
Jennie Myers
Susie Gavin
John Meyers
Will Naegele
Arthur Smith
Local Social Notes Include Family Mishap And Visits
Joseph Cobb a four year old from Hickory Street fell from a wash driller at home yesterday injuring his left arm. Dr Kolb set the fracture. Thilip Schlafer left Alder Street for Newark for a new position. Mrs Jacob Sadler from Bulem who was visiting her daughter Mrs John Burgess on Cedar Avenue returned home yesterday. Miss Rose Costello and Miss May Muldowney from Carbondale are visiting friends on Fig Street.
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Joseph Cobb
Hickory Street
John Cobb
Kolb
Thilip Schlafer
Alder Street
Newark
Jacob Sadler
Bulem
John Burgess
Cedar Avenue
Rose Costello
May Muldowney
Carbondale
Friands
Fig Street
Temperance Lecture Planned at Oak Hall Capouse Ave
Green Ridge announces W. W. Lathrope will deliver a temperance lecture tomorrow evening at Oak Hall Capouse Avenue. The notice invites all residents to attend.
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W. Lathrope
Oak Hall
Capouse Avenue
Dunmore Council Raises Water Aid After Scranton Reach
A lively special meeting discussed Dunmore water problems and a plan to petition Scranton Gas and Water for supply. The committee reported Scranton would provide water but needed a month for pipes. arrangements were made to turn water into borough mains this morning. The piece also notes a forthcoming Scranton-Dunmore wedding and residents returning from Chicago.
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Scranton
Council
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Dunmore Gas and Water Company
Messrs. Payton
Jones and Brogan
Scranton Company
Dunmore Water Company
Brogan
Scranton Water Company
Grogan
George B. Smith
Local events fill Mechler's hall and church grounds
The board of health meets this evening while a gold watch drawing by Company C Knights of the Mystic Chain occurs at Mechler's hall followed by social time. Patrick McNulty’s funeral was held at 9 this morning with a high mass at St. Mary’s led by Rev Donlan. Mt Carmel cemetery burial. Missionary gathering at Mrs James Moffatt’s Drinker street home opens at 3 with visiting ladies returning from Perala to share tales. Jessie Swarta returns from Electric Avenue visit to Scott. A quiet marriage ceremony occurred at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on South Blakely Street with Rev A J Van Cleef officiating.
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Board of Health
Company C
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Mechler's Hall
Patrick McNulty
St. Mary's Catholic Church
M, Gu, Donlan
Order of Hibernians
Mt. Carmel
Perala
James Moffatt
Drinker Street
Jessie Swarta
Electric Avenue
Scott
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
South Blakely Street
A. J. van Cleft
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Osterhout
West Market Street
Mra. G. E. Guild
Mra. Peck
Myre, Morris
Mra. Sadler
Jones
North End
Bellevue
Hyde Park
Tough Riders
Church
Comera
A. A Vosbure
Messrs
Lincoln
Eyre
A. J. Colborn, Jr
John M. Tarde
T. J. Reynolds
General Stewart
Mrs Mary Moran Dies After Long Illness in North End
Mrs Mary Moran widow of John Moran of S34 Putnam Street died at home Monday after a long illness. She lived in the North End about thirty years and was respected by all. Survived by two children Thomas Moran of Taylor and Miss Mary Moran in Ken. Funeral Friday at 9 AM from Holy Rosary Church with 9:30 AM service, interment Cathedral Cemetery Hyde Park.
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Mary Moran
John Moran
Putnam Street
Cathedral
Hyde Wark
Annual State Convention of YWCA at Reading
Delegates from Pennsylvania will gather in Reading for the annual state YWCA convention October 26 to 28. Sessions occur at First Presbyterian Church with free lodging offered by the association. A Central Railroad of New Jersey trip from Allentown costs 4.98 dollars. Noted speakers include Rev W J Erdman Rev Robert Speer Mrs Margaret Sangster Miss Mary Dunn and Miss Katherine Crane.
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Young Women's Christian Association of Pennsylvania
Reading
New Y. W. C. A
South Fifth Street
Penn Squire
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Street
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Allentown
Rey
W. J. Erdman
Germantown
Robert Speer
New York
Margaret Sangster
Brooklyn
Mary §. Dunn
Chicago
Katherine Crane
Scranton
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Mothers
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a decades long remedy for teething pain, gum soreness, wind colic, and diarrhea. It claims universal use and calls it the best choice for children while noting price and packaging details.
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Mra. Winslow
Death of William Mooney in Eastern Penitentiary
Word reached yesterday that William Mooney died in the Eastern penitentiary. A young man with a long history of burglaries, he spent nearly a decade in jail for such offenses. His last conviction came in February 1899 with Earnest Hope for breaking into Handley and McLoughlin’s shoe store on Wyoming Avenue, a sentence of three years and nine months by Judge Archbald.
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William Mooney
Eastern
Handley & McLoughlin
Wyoming Avenue
Archbald
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Odette Tyler
Macbeth
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Academiy OF Music
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Schiller Stock Company
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