West Scranton Events and Courtroom Proceedings
Alderman John presided over a day of disorder at Fourth ward court as Rev Joseph Simon faced a disorderly conduct charge after a funeral dispute with Sullivan Thhan. Simon blessed the alderman. Thhan paid costs then faced further complaints in Kelly's court. Royal Arcanum met with impromptu speeches on press freedom and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
John
Heranton Street
Joseph Simon
Sullivan Thhan
Thhan
Simon
Kelly
Kelly’s Court
Webster Literary Society Holds Weekly Meeting at Milas Home
The Webster Literary and Debating society met last evening at William Milas’s Washburn Street home. The principal topics of discussion and forthcoming activities were outlined for the club’s continuing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Literary and Debating Society
William Milas
Washburn Street
Davies Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary Observed
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Eben P Davies was celebrated at their Eynon street home. A congratulatory message arrived from Rev W Jones and family of Carmarthen. The Woman’s Relief Corps presented a china dinner set. Guests included numerous named local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben P. Davies
Eynon Street
W. &. Jones
Carmarthen
South Wines
Woman's Reellef Corps
Mise Minerva Hopp
Whistler
H. Selbert
Family Reunion At Clark Home In North Garfield Avenue
A recent family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs William Clark on North Garfield avenue welcomed many relatives before the departure of Mr and Mrs Restor Lamb for the west The gathering included Mrs Emily Keene Mr and Mrs Lawrence Keene Mr and Mrs Bester Lamb Mr and Mrs William Keene Mr and Mrs Edward Keene Mrs B T Dunn Mrs Nettie Grimshaw of Paterson N J Mr and Mrs William Clark Miss Kittie Wagner the Misses Jennie and Edith Dunn Jennie Nettie Harry and Frank Lamb Clara and Ray Keene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Garfield Avenue
Restor Lamb
Emily Keene
Lawrence Keene
Bester Lamb
Willam Keene
Edward Keene
B. T. Dunn
Nettie Grimshaw
Paterson
N. J
Misa Kittie Wagner
Jennie
Edith Dunn
Nettie
Harry
Frank Lamb
Clara
Ray Keene
Concert Program At Wadsburn Street Church
The programme will be performed Tuesday evening October 24 at the Wadsburn Street Presbyterian church by the enlarged church choir directed by Professor C. B. Derman. Soloists include Ming Julia C Allen violinist and Misa Cordulia W Freeman soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsburn Street Presbyterian Church
C. B. Derman
Ming Julia C., Allen
Misa Cordulia W. Freeman
Miss
Wright's Genuine Health Underwear for Men
A promotional notice invites men to inspect Wright's Health Underwear and reproduce a manufacturer’s circular sent to the trade. The piece asserts the garments’ merits have been thoroughly tested for years and addresses skeptical readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Wright's Health Underwear Promises Sanitary Comfort
The copy touts Wright's Health Underwear for its rapid moisture absorption and evaporation to prevent chills from atmospheric changes. It claims warmth, comfort, durability, and fabric fleshing woven in, with a guarantee it won’t wear off until worn out. Ordinary care in washing fine woolens is advised.
Get Rid of Dyepepele Stomach Ills with Genuelune
A health note advises using Geoulne to address stomach ailments described as dyepepele. It promotes relief of discomfort and encourages seeking medical guidance for persistent symptoms.
Beatrice Morris Sings in Bauer Orchestra Concert
Beatrice Morris elocutionist accompanied by John Naylor and Bauer's Orchestra perform selections including Overture No. o Hall Us Verduj Choir and Orchestra Vienduet Caprice de Concert Haunted by a Bona Flower Girl Lawn Party Freedom Today Star Spangled Banner and violin selections by Miss Allen in a concert program featuring Mien Sauer Jones Rowini and Delibes pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verduj
Vienduet
Mianen Sauer
Jones
Musiah
Miss Aller
Miss Morris
Bevigrani
Bauer
Hishop
Marita
Rowini
Watts Bong
Delibes
Misa Freeman
Morris
Lecocq
Miss Allen
Surprise Birthday Party for Gertrude Hopkins on Mullein Street
A surprise party honored Miss Gertrude Hopkins on Mullein Street Thursday evening marking her eighteenth birthday and return from Shamokin. Rev. E. J. McHenry delivered an address as guests enjoyed the festivities with many relatives and friends listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hopkins
Mullein Street
Shamokin
E. J. McHenry
Gteste Orient
D. Hopkins
G. Hoff
Mra. H. Reilly
Mra. Lepshon
Mra. Morgans
Margaret Phillips
Ida Evana
Etta Davis
Jennie Lewis
Mame Lewis
Alice Orth
Beatrice Hoff
Helen Markwick
Noble Hoff
Messrs
August Hopkins
Arthur Thomas
Ernest Willams
Caleb Evans
Daniel Evans
Building plan for Washington Camp No. 178 postponed
The Washing ton camp No. 178 Patriotic Order Sons of America building committee recommends delaying construction of their new hall until spring. The vote was unanimous due to cold weather and high material costs. The planned site is North Main avenue opposite Clarke Brothers' store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
North Main Avenue
Clarke Brothers
Fort Cecelia T A B Society Plans Mears Hall Event
Members of Ft Cecelia's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society met at Mrs Lasher's home in Edwards Court to organize an entertainment and social at Mears Hall. A top notch musical and literary program is planned with local talent, followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Cecelia
Mears’ Hall
Notable church talks and local events announced
Rev James Putnam D D of New York will speak at Jackson Street Baptist tonight. An oyster supper and entertainment comes to Sumner Avenue Presbyterian next Tuesday. Samuel Dinwiddie state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League plans to address Hampton Street Methodist tomorrow. Rev James Hughes will lecture on the South Africa war at First Welsh Baptist next Tuesday. Miss Sadie Williams of Forest City visits M D Evans on Hock Street. Willam H Parry of North Hyde Park avenue seeks the Fourth ward common council seat. Miss Margaret Walsh hosts a surprise party at 417 South Ninth Street. Funeral for Mrs Theophilus Heckock from Wilkes Barre held yesterday. burial at Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Putnam
D. D
New York
Jackson Ftree
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Samuel Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League
Hampton Street Methodist Church
South Africa
James Hughes
Wilkes-Barre
Washburn Street
Local notes from Factoryville and Asbury district events
Amos Cary returns home after visiting the Jayne family. Maxwell guests Colonel Hitchcock’s family. HK Casey’s Delaware street building walls finished awaiting superstructure. Junior League meets at 2 Delaware street. regular meeting moved to Friday 4 PM. Church services at Church of the Good Shepherd include Holy Communion and sermons. Brotherhood of St Paul holds meeting at Asbury church. Mrs Leuthold visiting in Taylor from Dickson Avenue. Rev Simpson to give readings from Ronnie Briar Bush at Asbury church Thursday evening October 7. Do not miss hearing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Cary
Factoryville
T. Jayne
Maxwell
Philadelphia
F. le Hitchcock
Washington Avenue
HK. Casey
Delaware Street
Anbury Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Parroll
Thin Society
Church of the Good Shepherd
Preanola
RK. Bateman
Iat Tv
Willeny and Wermon
Hille
Brotherhood of BL Paul
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra. Leuthold
Taylor
Mra
J. ‘J. Smith
Dicksot Avenue
Green Ridge
W. OG. Simpson
D. P
Ronnie Briar Bush
Asbury
Simpson
Obituary for Mrs Charlotte White
Mrs. Charlotte White of North Main avenue died Wednesday after a long illness. Wife of Nelson White she was years of age and funeral is set for this morning at 1 o clock with burial in Dalton cemetery. Natalie the months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Staff of Fifth Street died yesterday afternoon. The Staffs express the sincere sympathy of many friends in the loss of their only child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte White
North Main Avenue
Nelson White
Dalton Cemetery
Natalie
Michael Staff
Fifth Atreat
Staff
Junger Maennerchor to Stage Seventh Annual Concert in Germania Hall
South Scranton gathering for a grand concert and ball by the Junger Maennerchor at Germania hall next Monday evening. Decorators add red white and blue lights. Steinway piano from Finn & Phillips. Bauer's orchestra to provide music. Highlights include soprano and tenor solos, recitations, and a wide program featuring the Carbondale Germania Society and Scranton Linderkranz selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennerchor
Thin Ride
Germania Hall
Charlies G. Lewert
Eugene Tannler
Carl Berghauser
Joseph Helrieger
Albert Ziesemer
Gustav Schmidt
Steinway
Finn & Phillips
Bauer
van Barr
Bauer's
Orchestra
Waldmorgen
Koller
Dream of
You
Rodney
Stine Lydia Saller
Little Will
Mina Nettle Wirth
Frater Kellermeister
K. Kern
Arbetter Fortbildungs-Verein
Gustav Report Bong
Beranton Baengerrunde
Det Boral
Waldgewang
F. Schmeberger
Helmweh
J. Helm
Carbondale Germania Society
Flag Raised at No 3 School by Camp 130 P O A
Camp 130 P O A Waa presented a large American flag to No 3 School yesterday afternoon. The camp attended in a body with drum corps. The open school featured a long program of recitations songs and addresses including Our Flag The History of the Flag and Our Banner Proudly Float. Address by Kenton T. Jayne and performances by multiple school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 3
Waa
John Schrieber
Arthur Thayer
Christan Bannick
John Kane
William Brandt
Leo Corcoran
William Kornacher
Joseph Janesen
Wm. Lionnas
PIM -Sadataveans Phatase Sasentegaeas
Whietling Regiment
Cora Youngs
St Aloysius Society Elects Ward as President
The St Aloysius Total Abstinence society elected John A Ward to fill the vacancy in the office of president on Thursday evening. On Friday November 3 the society will host a complimentary social at Pharmacy hall for the ladies who helped at their excursion. Miss Mame McNally of Minooka entertained a large party at her parents home on Thursday evening. The choir of St Pauls Evangelical church Prospect avenue is completing arrangements for a concert at Germania hall next Wednesday evening featuring vocal and instrumental music and addresses. Edward J Bahr a noted tongerful artist will open a barber shop on Adams avenue November 1 with Charles Moyle as partner. A son of Mrs Donovan of Palm street was run down by a farmer wagon and three of his to be were smashed while playing about the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Total Abstinence Society
John A. Ward
Pharmacy Hall
Mame McNally
Minooka
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Prospect Avenue
Germania Hall
Edward J. Bahr
Pittston Avenue
Beech Street
Adams Avenue
Charles Moyle
Donovan
Palm Street
Meadow Brook Washer Feacon Sold to Teams
Corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons marks the sale location where Feacon was priced at 75 cents per ton for disposal to teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Feacon
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Silk mill lays off many workers near elty Uno
The Simpeon silk mill near elty Uno is laying off many workers due to slack orders. Division No Ancient Order of Mibor iAians will stage an entertainment at St. Joseph's hall on November 24. Adam Swains of Eouth Bethlehem visited town yesterday. Mrs. Albert Kerley of Weat Pittston called on friends here yesterday. The Young Man's Cornet band plans a major entertainment at St. Joseph's hall next. A Hungarian resident of Taylor was killed by a southbound train at the Taylor crossing yesterday. Greenwood colliery workers will receive their monthly stipend today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpeon
Elty Uno
Order
MiboriAians
St. Joseph's Hall
Adam Swains
Eouth Bethlehem
Albert Kerley
Weat Pittston
Taylor
Taylor Crossing
Greenwood
Peruna Advertisements From Mrs Briggs and Others
Letters praise Peruna for restoring health in women with systemic catarrh and stomach issues. Testimonies from Mrs G Briggs Alpena and Mia Jonny Noble Maher Kansas urge use, citing improved sleep, appetite, and ability to work. Additional notes describe catarrh types and claim Peruna offers immediate, lasting relief with free literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Peruna
G. Briggs
J. J. Laskowsky
Campbell Street
Alpena
Mich
Nya
Wwe
Mia
Jonny Noble Maher
Kansanity
Kansas
Eqnal Suffrage Association
Peru-na
Peruvna Medicine Co
Centlemen
Kansas City
Katieas
Equal Buffrage Association
Mies Hattle Helchenerker
Robb Maher
Hartman
Ohio
Dunmore Presbyterians to Start Mission in Throop
Members of the First Presbyterian church will establish a mission in Throop tomorrow to aid the Magyar population. A group of workers departs this afternoon to prepare for services led by Rev Julius Hambroski who will oversee the meetings and preach. The effort seeks community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Throop
First Presbyterian Church
Julius Hambroski
Evangelistic Services at Methodiet Episopal Church
Rev. C. T. Peasoneus of Fantonia Springs N Z preaches morning and evening at tomorrow’s service. Daily afternoon and evening evangelistic meetings next week feature ministers Pascoe Doty Simpkins Cooper Warner Madison Sweets Edgar Reynolds and others. The Indice church tea, postponed from Thursday, will be held tonight from to oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiet Episopal Church
C. T. Peasoneus
Fantonia Springs
N. Z
M. Pascoe
F. P. Doty
S. C. Simpkins
A. J. Cooper
A. F Warner
Joseph Madison
Sweets Priday
William Edgar
C. H. Reynolds
Local Timetables and Staffing Changes in Scranton area
Stewart Bishop of Sorth Tinkely has been promoted from the position of ticket agent for the Delaware and Hudson railroad at Hudson to clerk in the Lackawanna Avenue offices in Scranton. The central building update completed, funeral services were held for the Mtule daughter of Mr and Mrs S Y Young in Benosic, Miss Grace Chamberlain hosts Junior Endeavor Society at her North Wilakely home, Rev J L Race preached at South Blakey Street evangelistic services, Harry Wittersatein of North Blakely takes a welch muster post at No 1 colliery, school board to meet October 2 to settle with the tax collector, Miss Gallagher teaches No 1 building and Miss Margaret Cawley substituted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Bishop
Sorth Tinkely
Delaware and Hudson
Hudson
Lackawanna Evenue
Scranton
Central Building
W. F. Gibbons
Fim Street
Mtule
Y. Young
Benosic
Mies Grace Chamberlain
Hrle
Tlan Endeavor Society
North Wilakely Street
J.L. Race
Mendham
South Blakey Street
Harry Wittersatein
North Blakely Street
Welch
Miss Gallagher
Margaret Cawley
George Kressler Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
George Kressler of Morrisburg was arrested in this city yesterday morning by Detective William Clifford and is jailed at the central station awaiting transfer by Harrrsburg officers. He is wanted for embezzling a small sum from M. F. Carroll and was seized within hours of arrival, with return to Harrsburg expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wroessler
Morrisburg
William Clifford
Kressler
M. F. Carrol
Harrigburg
Poor Board Deliberations on Relief Petitions and Adoptions
A municipal poor board meeting discussed relief requests from several residents. John Lawbrosh sought guardianship for four children at the Home for the Friendlies, granted after a mother’s insanity and the applicant’s unfitness were noted. Mary Eynen’s relief was denied due to property ownership and employed daughters. Anna Thompson’s case was referred to the board’s attorney as jurisdiction appeared lacking. Anna Mott’s relief was dismissed as outside the board’s powers. John Drummond and Michael O’Donnell were ordered to the Hillside Home. The board members present were Dickert, Murphy, Beemer, Paine, Fuller, and Gillespie. Also announced were reduced-rate return tickets for the New York, Ontario and Western excursion to New York City, valid five days after issue, dated October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Board
Brooks
Dickert
John Lawbrosh
Jenev
Pr. Bessey
North End
Lawbrosh
Mary Eynen
Anna Thompson
Mra Jones
Thomas W. Jones
Anna Mott
John Drummond
Michael O'Donnell
Murphy
Beemer
Paine
Fuller
Gillespie
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Academy OF Music
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New York, Ontario and Western
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Empire Theater
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