West Scranton Pastors Entertained By West Scranton Association
West Scranton pastors and their wives were entertained at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms for a 6 o’clock reception. Ministers spoke on the association’s work and pledged support on behalf of their churches. Leaders named include Rev J Am Sweet Rev Thomas de Gruchy Rev J P Moffat Rev James Henninger Rev F Mathews Rev Frank J Milman Rev Hugh Davis and Rev C J McHenry. Mrs George B Reynolds presided with Mrs George Howell and others presenting the program. Mrs S Fessen den of Boston will speak at Plymouth Church. Republican clubs on parade. An attempted robbery at the Ticeman residence on Chestnut Street and Chrysanthemum War noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. S. Fessenden
Boston
Plymouth Church
Ticeman
Chestnut Street
West Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
George B.B. Reynolds
George Howell
Ciates
Wipple
Mise Bavage
Mach
First Baptist Church
Frank J. Milman
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hugh Davis
Welsh Calvinistic Church
C. J. McHenry
St. David's Episcopal Church
Republicans Parade Draws Large North Scranton Marchers
Republican supporters filled North Scranton last evening in a mass parade led by the Nig Aug drum corps. The West Side Central Republican club Edward James club of Bellevue and T. J. Reynolds club of the Fifteenth ward joined in large numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Campaign Committee
Get a Good Enough Cough Remedy
Dufour's French Tar is recommended as the remedy for cough relief. This old-time preparation is cited as the essential active ingredient to soothe throat irritation and ease persistent coughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Suburban Procession Moves Along Main Avenue
A group paraded along Main Avenue and then marched to North Scranton in a coordinated body, signaling a public demonstration or communal gathering.
Flynn and Malloy wed at Holy Cross Bellevue
Robert Flynn Jr of Meridian Street and Miss Mary Malloy of Fellowa Street were married Thursday evening at Holy Cross Church Bellevue by Rev Father O Donnell. Attendants were Patrick Flynn and Miss Anna Gerrity. Bride and bridesmaid wore brown broadcloth suits. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will live on Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Flynn, Jr
Meridian Street
Mary Malloy
Fellowa Street
Father O'Donnell
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
Patrick Flynn
Anna Gerrity
Burglar Tries to Alarm Family at Chestnut Street Home
The Ticeman family at 109 Chestnut Street woke to strange noises last night. One son confronted a burglar upstairs who muffled Ticeman with an overcoat and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ticeman
Chestnut Street
Ticeman
Chrysanthemum War At St David’s Church Draws Crowd
The chrysanthemum event at St David’s Episcopal Church ends in success with strong attendance and pleased promoters. Refreshments enjoyed by patrons as a program features vocal solos by Whitehouse Jittenhouse Deckelnick and Miss Helen Markwick, piano solos by Casterlin Williams and Trene Roberts, and a hoop drill by twelve girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St David's Episcopal Church
Messrs. Whitehouse
Jittenhouse
Deckelnick
Christmas Socials and Local Notices
St Cecelias Toodles Society plans annual social in Mears hall on Thanksgiving evening with Star orchestra for dancing. Electrica City Wheelmen host Halloween social at club house. Mrs BR M Roderick will lead gospel service at YWCA rooms tomorrow at 4 PM with club chorus. All women and girls invited. Elizabeth Jones of Pittston visiting relatives on North Bromley avenue. Williams denies involvement in Ben Johngson Tim Jones horse controversy and asks Tribune to correct. Mr and Mrs Spencer Kimble return from Berwick visit. First Baptist choir performed sacred concert at Hillside Home. Mrs S Fessenden of Boston presides over Massachusetts Wo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia's Toodles Society
Mears’ Hall
Star Orchestra
Electrica City Wheelmen
BR. M. Roderick
Young Women's Christian Association
Elizabeth Jones
Pittston
North Bromley Avenue
William G. Williams
Fifteenth
Ben Johngson
Tim Jones
The
Tribune
Spencer Kimble
Hampton Street
Berwick
First Baptist Church
Temperance Union Man To Preach At Plymouth Church
A man from the Christian Temperance union will preach at the Plymouth Congregational church tomorrow morning. Mrs. George Threlfall of North Everett Avenue is visiting relatives in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man's Christian Temperance Union
Plymouth
George Threlfall
North Tverett Avenue
Michigan
GREEN RIDGE NEWS NOTES AND SOCIALS
Mrs. Thomas F. Jones and daughter Marion of Adams avenue travel to New York City. Mrs. W. W. Peek and Grace depart for Philadelphia for Grace to enter a boarding school. The funeral of Mrs. Prank M. Smith will be from her son's residence at 1 pm. Me Fordham of Capanee avenue in Carbondale for a visit. Alfred Harvey of Wyoming avenue in California. Miss Stone of Philadelphia visiting Mrs. Clearwater on Monway avenues. The Gondral Plinney Engine Co No 4 to hold an oyster supper at Morttaker's hall on Nov 4 from 6 to 10 o clock. Mr and Mrs Stone of Wilkes-Barre visiting Green Ridge friend Mrs Merritt Gardner on Dickson avenue who hosted a pleasant surprise party with merry making and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Water, Mr and Mrs Walter William, Mr and Mrs George Bailey, Mr and Mrs Tuttle, Mr George Southard, Miss Marie Carroll, Rina Raymond, Truth Homer, Binale Cohen, Joale Hite, Misses Edward and Willis and Walter Tewari, Walter Capwell, George Wooley and Arthur Montes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Jones
Marion
Adams Avenue
New York City
W. W. Peek
Grace
Philadelphia
Prank MM. Smith
C. Hae Ant
Dickson Prenie
le Fordham
Capanee Avenue
Carbondale
Alfred Harvey
Walter Willian
George Bailey
Dunmore Water Talks End With No Sale Confirmed
A Dunmore council committee, including John J. Brogan and Thomas Payton, met with George F. Smith of Dunmore Gas and Water and W. W. Scranton of Scranton Gas and Water to hear whether Scranton would supply Dunmore if Dunmore sold to Scranton. Scranton promised a 7:20 PM report but said no sale had occurred. Payton chaired, David acted as secretary, and the meeting adjourned after the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Brogan
Thomas Payton
William Jones
George F. Smith
Dunmore Gas and Water Company
W. W. Scranton
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Scranton
Dunmore Water Company
Scranton Company
Payton
McAllister
David
Clerk Gilligan
Local Church Sermons and Services Schedule
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church presents morning sermon Service That Costs and evening Happiness of DCs People delivered by Rev. A J Van Cleft. Tripp Avenue Christian Church hosts 11 am sermon Seeking the Lost and evening What Makes a Disciple by Rev v D Dabney. Presbyterian and Dikilley Street Baptist also list weekly services and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
V. D. Dabney
Presbyterian Church
William F. Gibbons
Dikilley Street Baptist Church
J. L. Kreamer
Sowlig
Traping
South Scranton Loyalty Club Hosts Three Year Celebration
The Loyalty club of the South Scranton YWCA marked its third anniversary with a Cedar Avenue gathering. A formal program featured toasts, recitations, a piano solo, and a bouquet presentation to secretary Miss Van Nort, honoring four years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scranton
Mary Christopher
Frances Klauminzer
Cora Young
Mose
Ligale Renchler
Barbara Gebhardt
Lillie Miller
Anna Scheuer
van Nort
Young Men's Christian Association
Miss van Nort
Kate Opper
Lillian Miller
Lizzie Horbach
Fred Kornacher
Louisa Stiemele
Emma Renchler
Barbara Christopher
Lucy Huber
Republican Mass Meeting and Rally Planned for October
Arrangements are made for a county Republican committee mass meeting in Athletic hall next Thursday evening. Speakers include Dr Emil Schneider of Hoboken New Jersey and a noted German orator with Tack Colborn addressing the gathering in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Republican Committee
Athletic Hall
Emil Schneider
Hoboken
N. J
Colborn
American Independent Club Elects Officers for Campaign
The American Independent Political club met at the O Boyle hotel and elected officers for the coming campaign. John A Cotth is president Joseph Delaney is vice president Mark Mullen is secretary John River is treasurer Christopher Walsh John Wellman Patrick Smythe William Cottell William Stops serve on the committee. The club has 12 members and expresses strong enthusiasm for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Independent Political Club
O'Boyle Hotel
John A. Cotth
Joseph Delaney
Mark Mullen
John River
Christopher Walsh
John Wellman
Patrick Tf. Smythe
William Cottell
William Stops
Straw ride to Elmhurst delights borough youths
A group of young people from the borough enjoyed a straw ride to Elmhurst last evening with a return trip, Elmhurst supper, and dancing. Attendees included Blasses Powell Van Camp Schultz Sullock Zimmerman Belle Mabel Myrtle Watrous Messrs Zim merman Marsh Watrous Swan Bishop Schultz Adams Stevens and Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
Blasses Powell
van Camp
Schultz
Sullock
Zimmerman
Belle
Mabel
Myrtle Watrous
Marsh
Watrous
Swan
Bishop
Adams
Stevens
Cooper
Knights of the Mystic Chain Hold Gold Watch Drawing
The spatas and drawing for a gold watch at Mechler's hall in Company O events led by Mbert Schlager of Irving avenue Scranton resulted in a winning ticker No MW. A barrel of apples won by Mrs. John Hammers. The Knights netted about 150 dollars in two neighbor towns as a raffle and social. Funerals announced for Jute Molwrther and Nose Darkenan with services and viewings scheduled. Prolific community notices include Prof C G Cole returning from New York and T P Lotchworth heading to Philadelphia for a week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company O
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Mechler's Hall
Mbert Schlager
Irving Avenue
Scranton
John Hammers
Molwrther
Wace
Brown Avenue
Mukely Street
Howe
Clack
Nose Darkenan
Leyvoarohd
Ail Ming
Dariento
Smith Street
St. Anthons's Eniivel
Mt. Cunnel
T P Lotchworth
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Mew
HK. J. Swarts
Clark's Summit
Mee Jr
J. Swarts
Electric Avenue
Isaac Letchworth
Dubois, Pa
Waginesa
T. Y Letchworth
Prize fighter Henry Brum shot in Chester
Exclusive AP report from Chester details Henry Brum a local prize fighter shot twice and seriously wounded in the afternoon by men described as Jehu Mille followers. Authorities say the incident stems from a noted feud and remain investigating as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chester
Henry Brum
North Scranton Church News and Local Notices
Mrs John Walters and Mrs Tiane Gilna of Wilkes-Barre visit Stew W F Davies on Summit Avenue. Funeral of Mea Mary Moran of Putnam Street held with a high mass at Holy Rosary Church. Interment Cathedral cemetery. New officers elected for local section: President William E B Thomas, VP Bert Powell, secretary Chad H O’Boyle, treasurer John Gilboy, sentinels W J Barrett and John Jervis. Next meeting planned for Thursday. Edwin Dawes fractures left arm at No 5 school. W Clymer to preach at Christian Church tomorrow with sermon The Cause of the Creature Delability and evening talk The Mind of Being Maltireligiows. Services at 109 By Miss Blodwyn Morgan and Miss Haker visiting. Epworth League collects old clothing for distribution. Windsor? visits from Hazleton and Carbondale guests. Schedule: Young Women’s Christian Association classes Monday 730 sewing and shirt waist making taught by Miss J Oweng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walters
Tiane Gilna
Wilkes-Darre
Stew
W. FL Davies
Summit Avenue
Mea
Mary Moran
Putnam Street
Oulook
Holy Rosary Church
They
McMinus
O'Loole
Hey
J. W. Moylan
Subedeacon
Mra
John Louch
William Eb, Thomas
Bert Powell
Chad
O'Boyle
John
Gilboy
Willian A. McDonough
Saentinels
W. J. Barrett
John Jervis
Reeves
No. #5
Edwin Dawes
Hls
Christian Church
W. Clymer
Bloom
Winklestein
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Blodwyn Morgan
Hazleton
EB. W. Lewis
Haker
G. W. Benedict
North Main Avenue
Carbondale
Young Wonaa
Christian Association
Miss J Oweng
Minooka News Roundup Covers Local Meetings and Sports
Minooka reports Tatviok Morin of Pittsburg visiting friends here. St Joseph’s hall hosts a meeting on ceasing operations by Gibbons Cor company while school support remains. Work resumes after a fire, and local youths organize athletic clubs and bachelor efforts. Alley ball pitted Walsh and Philbin in a tense match won by Philbin 1 to 0. Contractor Mike McVarish secures Connelly estate rebuilding with 8 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatviok Morin
Pittsburg
St. Joseph's Hall
Gibbons Cor Company
Davtrnions
Thin Oe
Tony
St. Joseph's ‘Temperatee Society
Wachelor
Joseph Walsh
Colm Philbin
Thelies
Phil Min
Mr. McCron
Pope
Mike McVarish
Connelly
McVorish
Denial by Defense on Bribery Allegations Continues
The testimony details Harris offering payments to Calpin and others to influence votes on an ordinance. Calpin recounts bribe attempts including a $200 incentive and a $50 bribe, then forgives Harris after a contrite apology. Coyne reports Harris pressuring for votes with promises of money during a bakery meeting.
Coyne Testimony Details Bribe Scandal Ties Harris to Payments
The testimony describes Harris offering money to Coyne, with the latter denying taking funds for defense. Coyne recalls meetings about a council retainer of 50 dollars and a 5 dollar advance, plus suspicions about Harris’s intention. He admits frequent contact with Harris and notes a May 21 appointment, but denies arranging bribes or aiding amendments to the tax ordinance. The trial schedule adjourned after Coyne’s examination with plans for an 8:30 morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spon
Harris
Select
Rudolph
Fellows
Atempt
Ingor Molt
Grand Jury
Alding
Haris
Jay
Coyne
Hartig
Select Council
Mears
Harts
Ayne
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Flynn-Malloy
St. David's Church
General News
Globe Warehouse
Green Ridge
Dunmore Doings
South
Loyalty Club
Tieaday
Roguah
Grace Pitney
G. Ty Alrichy
Chantaqua Eirele
Weldenby
Mrs. Vandermark
A Ofelock
Grintin
Misa Henwood
Thuraby
Kitchen Garden
Ofelock
Hible
Syndley School
Laxon
Scofield
Orchestin
Ash Oteiork
Merv Lee
Scranton Mon
Providence Presbyterian
Oteers
Iowa
Dolph A. Atherton
Se. Merman Moraes
Cearge Anderson
Stephen Chappell
Republican Rally
Political Club
Nues OF News
Andrea Poncing
Germania
Creda Avenue
Mame Kelly
Concord
S. AL
St. Colin's Wall
Steanesvete
Clarge
Misa Kate Nehn
Junger Muennprelier
Germania Hall
Marcy Higgins
Prospect Avenue
Pottsville
Will
John Bour
Binghamton
Jacko St. George
Charles Conrad
Cedar Avenue
Maplewood
Minnie Faust
North Scranton
Calpin
Rohrwasser's
Harri
Music Hall
Coleman
Calpi
Scranton Railway Company
Silliman
Thomas J. Coyne
O'Brien
Stohrwasser's
Grier
Aney
Nervrra Menpioan Co
Clinton and Jackson Sts
Chicago
Kittie
Nervita Medical CO
Chicago, Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Avenue
Bcranton
Ceige
Snow
Ycean Theatre
Waigenhals & Kem
Modjeska
TR. D. Maclean
Odette Tyler
Night
Alfred
Madame Phatey
Sidonia
Irene
Zam
Leando
Andoche
Castle Insomnia
the Bowery
Schiller Stock Company
New Gaiety Theatre
Chandler & Robinson
America
Carl Dante
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Atseb
Eerie
Birdseye
Ome
Rooma Ualenhone
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
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