West Scranton Events Highlight Peace observance and social
Exercises led by T. J. Jennings featured remarks on peace by Branch 97 and 4 of the Catholic Benevolent Association. A program included Recitation The Liberty Bell and war reminiscences by Captain B J McAndrew. Miss Rena Langan spoke on Our Brave Boys in Blue and gift presented to Captain McAndrew. Mrs McDonnell presided over arrangements and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Hall
Catholic Benevolent Association
T. J. Jennings
Messrs. Hale and
Williams
Henrietta Cummings
B. J. McAndrew
Rena Langan
P. Jd. McAndrew
Sarah Mec Donnell
Cantain
McAndrews
Danning
Kate Crossin
McGool
J. B. Conner
John RB. Barrett
Mise Sigele Carey
P. J. ,McAndrew
John R. Barrett
John J. Sweeney
Thomas J. Quinnan
T. J. Kean
Thomas J. Walsh
Thomias P. McLain
John J. McDermott
Krummer Couple Mark Fifth Anniversary With Party
Mr and Mrs Max Krummer hosted a large gathering at 118 North Lincoln avenue to celebrate the fifth anniversary of their marriage and mark this period with friends at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Jennings
Max Krummer
Harriet Lewis
North
Lincoln Avenue
Obituary Notes and Social Gathering Details
The record lists attendees at a social event with families and friends including Milly Mayo Mayo D. Mayo N C Mayo Slate Hang Mayo Sailer Armbureat Kline Jersiinekt Lydia Carrie Saller Stern Thomas Arnold Baker Sinte Haag Renehler Thoras Thomas Burchell among others. Refreshments and vocal and instrumental selections marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Bosley
D. Mayo
N.C. Mayo
F. Slate
Hang
J. Mayo
Mrs. Sailer
Armbureat
Kline
Jersiinekt
Mircen Lydia
Carrie Saller
Maud
May Stern
Mildred Thomas
Mary Dean
Gdeste Arnold
Gertrude Baker
Dessie
Helen Sinte
Adeline Haag
Margaret Haag
Jesele Styder
Cora
Annie Renehler
Gertrude Thoras
Arthur Thomas
William Burchell
Funeral for Mrs Harriet Lewis Held Across City
A large attendance gathered yesterday for the funeral of Mrs Harriet Lewis of Washburn Street. Services began at the Morris residence and continued at Tabernacle Congregational Church on South Hyde Park Avenue with Rev. D F P Jones preaching in Welsh. Peter Roberts of Olympus spoke of her kindness and faith, and the choir performed. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers included Morgan Lake, Reese Lloyd, Thomas and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lewis
Washburn Street
J. ¢. Morris
Mnrdison Avenue
Tabernacle
South Hyde Park Avenue
D. F P. Jones
Tey
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Lewis
Washburn Strees
Morgan Lake
Reese Lloyd
Thomas
Wiliams
Beavers Tie at Brickyard in Key Ground Football Game
In a tight Brickyard clash on a key ground, No 14 Beavers and No 43 aggregate tied 6 to 6 after two 15 minute halves. Baldwin sparked the game with a 30 yard TD run while Carson missed the extra point. Officials Dershimer Harrington Allen and Magovern presided over the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 14
No. & School
Baldwin
Carson
Dershimer
Harrington
Allen
Magovern
Beavers
Coleman
Fellows
Thomas
Stevens
Dageer
Williams
Davis
Debh
Rosencrans
Suerd
McHugh
Gibbs
Lewis
Gallagher
Schimpff
Simpson
Scott
Campbell
Globe Warehouse Flannel Waists Impress With Quality
Globe Warehouse promotes new flannel waists at $10 praised for comfort and sensible design. Designers and modistes have refined the summer shirt waist to offer charm, better materials, color blending, and high-class tailoring across three lines.
Menu notes and course plan for a social supper
The program lists toes and tomatoes with mayonnaise, cabbage salad, celery, tea, cake, fruit and coffee as the supper fare. A cohort programme is prepared to follow, with ice cream and cake served after. Attendees are promised a hearty welcome.
Public School No. 4 observes day with student papers
Principal Cruttenden led exercises as pupils read papers on the Battle of Monmouth by John Lockery and the Siege of Yorktown by Mixes Joanna Flynn. Lawrence TMiuhiee outlined Lafayette monument funds, Irene Richarda discussed biographies, and Misses Margaret Fadden and John Murray presented pieces on Lafayette and What We Owe to Lafayette. Music and selections followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cruttenden
Cruttenden
Monmouth
Yorktown
John Lockery
Mixes Joanna Flynn
Lafayette
Lawrence Tmiuhiee
Wre
Mise Irene Richarda
Surprise party honors Miss Alice Evans at Rock Street
A teachers’ staff member at public school No. 1, Miss Alice Evans, was treated to a pleasant surprise Tuesday evening at her Rock Street residence. The visiting delegation enjoyed a fine evening with tenor Thomaa Hieynon singing solos, instrumental performances, and dancing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beynon and several Evans family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Evans
Local residents hosting friends and relatives in Scranton area
Mrs. Edward Setzer of Aspenwal hosts Mrs. L. W. Peck visiting from Chestnut Street while Miss Tlarrlet Good of Wyoming stays with Miss Kate Gregory of Tenth Street. Several locals entertain guests from Chicago, Binghamton, Kansas City and other towns. troops return from Camp Meade. others enjoy furloughs and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Setzer
Aspenwal
L. W. Peck
Chestnut Street
Linghamton
Tlarrlet Good
Wyoming
Kate Gregory
Tenth Street
Lydia Sutleff
Sweet Valley
Amanda Twining
Swetland Street
FH. G. Diller
North Garfield Avenue
Vislting
Nanesom
L. W. Carleton
Chicago
West Scranton
South Rebecca Avenue
Mineraville
Henry Woolward
Price Street
Nelile Delaney
Binghamton
Mary Hart
Luzerne Street
James Brown
Garfield Avenue
Tda Baldwin
Edward Baldwin
Kansas City
Ladies Auxiliary Conduct Evening Guraal and Society Meeting
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors will hold a gueral in Finley's hall this evening and invites sisters from other lodges to attend. Excelsior Glen society meets at the usual place, urging members to be present for important business. Authorities note vandalism damaging a bridge on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line at West Linden Street, creating dangerous holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors
Finley's
Excelsior Glen Society
Delaware, Lacka Wants and Western Railroad
Weat Linden Street
Free Milk Wagon Upset and Local Injuries Reported
A milk distribution wagon on Summit avenue overturned after a horse bolted, spilling hundreds of quarts of milk. Noah Harmon was kicked by a mule and injured. a runner was brushed by the mule, suffering a jaw wound. Community notices include a Pittston straw ride, a wedding party, union organizing efforts, and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Avenue
Scranton Dairy Company
Noah Harmon
West Market Street
Cayuga
Hluvman
Donne
Crystal Literary and Dramatic Company
Pittaton
Entis Club
Annie Roche
Iidget Kelly
Mame Murat
Mame Onell
Mame O'Hara
Magele Gavin
Mamie Durkin
Mame Cooke
Mary Lynn
Mamie Kelly
Kathe Mulherin
Katie Murtaugh
Maggie McCarty
Nelle Kelly
Mesers
John Moran
P. J. MecGuire
Thomas J. Barrett
D. J
United Mine Workers
O'Donnell
Patrick Brennan
Camp Meade
Mollie O'Malley
Victor
Colorado
Liberty H Company
Harmory
Nostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised relief
An old advertisement promotes Nostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming it cures stomach trouble. The copy emphasizes chest and mouth discomfort as misdirection while touting stomach remedies for wellbeing.
Liberty company aids fund for new uniforms
The Libertys, pioneer company of this end, render services to preserve the property and pay for new uniforms. Tickets available at drug stores or from members. No choir rehearsal this evening. next rehearsal Thursday evening of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertys
Christian Endeavor Choir
Fext
Miner Injured Crossing Bridge Near Connell Park
James Teap a Prospect avenue resident was injured last night while returning from work near the Lacka wanna river bridge by a Jersey Central switch train. He struck a telegraph post and was rendered unconscious later revived. treated at home and expected to recover in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Teap
Prospect Avenue
Connell Park
Lackawanna River
Sanquoit
Jersey Central Railroad
South Mill
Heap
Manley
M. Hobinson
Cedaraye- Ne
Vielt
Bauer
Natter
Fred Tross
Bost
Tross
James F. Best
Max Levi
Philip Graff
George Angel
George Nosar
William Tross
Lorenz Zeidler
Jacob Ballus
Conrad Pell
George Keith
Charles Humald
Charles Wirth, Jr
Inco Knestner
Jacob Mintz
John F. Leigh
Box 41
River Street
Mary Deacon
David Hurrie
Lafayette
No. 15 Public School
M. F. Conry
Kenny
Joseph Seletine
Lentes
Miss Bertha Gallen Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Bertha Gallen daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Gallen of Adame Avenue died yesterday afternoon at their residence after two months illness. She was beloved and an active member of the Hebrew Ladies Relief Society. Funeral will be from the residence Friday at 2 pm with private interment at Dunmere Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gallen
L. Gallen
Adame Avenue
Abbinesa
Dunmere
High School Literary and Entertainment Course Launch
The first event is October 27 featuring the New York Philharmonic club. Tickets go on sale at Powell's music store or the high school, with delivery Friday and Saturday for subscribed seats. Upcoming lineup includes Conwell, De Motte, Lotus Glee Club, Edith Norton, Powers, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & O'Eback
New York Philharmonic Club
Powell's Music Store
High Behood Lecture and Entertainment Committee
Work Begins on Four New Soaking Pits at Lackawanna Steel
Excavations start this morning in the rail department south mill to build four soaking pits, expanding the total to twelve. The project aims to meet new work practices without halting wall operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Comat Deigi
Vrall
Happenings In Dunmore Borough Celebrate Masonic Installations
A Dunmore Borough social features the six month officer mutalitation by Dunmore Lodge No. 816 and visiting grand officers from Erie and Wyoming Valley. The event included a Gothard ceremony seating grand officers and a marriage announcement for Matthew Mannion of Carbondale and Miss Connolly, with a finger crush incident reported for a railroad brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Matthew Mannion
Carbondale
Connolly
Dunmore Lodge
Order of Old Pellows
Davi Cadwean
John H. Kelley
D. J. Davis
G. M
John Horn
G. T
John Francis
William Lewis
Nodle Grand
Frank Ik. Spencer
View Grand
John Wardell
Byron Brady
J. F
Dainty
James
Mastera
N. G
Christopher Vickers
Joseph Cometock
Harry J. Spencer
Funeral and social notes from Brook Street area
The 1 year old Elias T Seexe died and funeral services were held at home with large attendance, the remains later taken to Fresco by train for burial. Mathew Mannion married Miss Pilon Connelly at St Marys church Carbondale. Infant George Walsh buried in Brook Street district. Reading rooms board to meet for important business. Evangelist Cobb spoke on Scriptural Conversion at Tabernacle. St Marks Men’s Guild to hold special parish meeting tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias T. Seexe
George Suese
Brook Street
Delaware
Lackawanna and
Father Milane
Sarah Hughes
P. J. Farley
Carbondale
Mannion
George
Michael Waleh
Bloom Street
Reading Rooms
Tabernacle
Evangelist Cobb
Men's Guild
St. Mark's Church
WIT
Tomorow
Local notes from Plainfield parish life and injuries
Honeymooners Mr and Mrs George Callard visit in Plainfield while Corporal Thornton enjoys a 30 day furlough. Miss Pearl Cotter ill with diphtheria. Mrs Grace Harrie and infant son set for England. New store opened by Mr Prank Hallock in the Daly building. Private Vicles visits his sister on Harper Street. Hunters Smith and Hollow return with game from Wayne County. Private Henry Murray arrives home on sick furlough. Iron fence around borough building near completion. Several residents travel or host guests on Butler and Electric avenues. Frank Wynn injured by windlass. William Jennings sustains finger injury on Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad. Woman in black seen on Harper Street again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Callard
Plainfield
N. J
Philip Hensley
Brook Street
Allison Thornton
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
West Drinker Street
Pearl Cotter
Apple Street
Grace Harrie
England
Prank Hallock
Daly
Drinker Street
Vicles
Jacob Pletchey
Harper Street
Smith
Bigg Street
Chas, Hollow
Wayne County
A. B. Collins
Tallipoosa
J. Swarts
Electric Avenue
Henry Murray
Company B
Charles Eleon and
Famiy
Butler Street
Wimmers
Fred Nickerson
Butler Etreet
William Seigle
Troy
N. Y
Frank Wynn
Spring Street
William Jenninges
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Black
Unclear chase as youths pursue object near depot
A crowd of about twenty boys chased something but failed to catch it near the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad construction site adjourning the Dunmore depot. A social is planned at the Dudley Street Baptist church parlors tomorrow night. Friend Kiser of Pine Street visits Maplewood relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Dunmore
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Kiser
Pine Etreed
Maplewood
Burned by Hot Water Injury Victim Is Four
Mamie Devaney, four, daughter of Thomas Devaney of 1231 Stone Avenue, was severely burned yesterday when a boiling water spill occurred as her brother, about seven, collided with her on a stairway. Dr Walsh attended and described the risk as dangerous amid great pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Thomas Devaney
Stone Avenue
Walsh
Result of the excursion to Camp Meade
Colonel H. M. Boles reports 478 people joined the City to Camp Meade excursion held October 8 to fund the Thirteenth regiment hospital. Rail line revenue was 228.72 with 441 spent on advertising, leaving 184.72. The committee forwarded the remaining funds to Colonel Coursen for hospital comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boles
Camp Meade
Thirteenth Regiment
Coursen
Funeral of Mrs Gabriella Breck Swift at St Luke's Church
The funeral for Mrs Gabriella Breck Swift was held yesterday afternoon from 30 Clay Avenue with brief services at the residence followed by a public service at St Luke's Church officiated by Rev EFJ Haughton of St Mark's Dunmord. The cortege proceeded to Forest HM Cemetery for interment with honorary pallbearers including Hon Alfred Hand Hon Lo Willard Thomas Sprague and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriella Breck~ Swift
Clay Avenue
St. Luke's Church
EF. J. Haughton
St. Mark’s Church
Dunmord
Forest HM Cemetery
Alfred Hand
Hh Lo Willard
Thomas Sprague
George L. Dickson
George Sanderson
C. Cc. Comegyva
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Nickle Family
J M Nickle of Nickle Hivos in Nickleville Pennsyl vania reports two children suffer croup attacks and says his wife uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent them. He notes it is a household necessity and claims it outsells all other cough medicines combined. Sold by all druggists with Matthews Hivos as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wold
J. M. Nickle
Nickle Hivos
Nickleville
Matthews Hivos
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Bupper
Bocial
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Globe Warehouse
Firth
Miss Evans
North Scranton
South Scranton
First Entertainment
Dunmore Borough
ODD Fellows
Scven Cisters Wits Ce
Godust
M. K. Fairbank Company
Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Wh. Long
Daniel Wrumimen
Zenda
Anthony Hope Kay
Henteau
Howard GO
Orien
Kottie Hine Parker
Burr Mcintosh
Grace Filkins
Pricea
THE
Seidl Orchestra of
Mins Baila Anderson
Heary Schmitt
Grand Shorg Bur Aundred Voichs
Amo Wilting
Mamie Devaney
Swift
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis, Lesseys
H.R. Lung
King Dramatic. CO
Acros the Son
New England
Stock Dramatic Co
Mister
Mon Dim
Cuba
Gaiety Theatre
Monte Carlo
Weber and Frida
Broadway
Philrarmowg Club
Russell H. Conwell
John PB. de Motte
A. al
M. K
Kyn Mawr
Lotus Gee Chile
Mioith Norton
Erintom
Leland T. Powers
Powell's
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Plass, New York
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
D'way Corn
Hotel Albert
ST. & University Place
Nic Eae Afasansaiy
Icealine
Oracers
Icealine Manufacturing CO
Holyoke
Mass
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