West Scranton Republicans Elect New Members at Meeting
The West Side Republican club elected eight new members Joseph Oliver Edward Hellés David T Willbane FH lL Moran Mirye Joseph Harry J Davies Willan Ho Puller and Dyer Lewis. A mass meeting at the Lyceum is planned with speakers Judge Painapicker and others, and a parade fundraiser arranged for next Wednesday evening. The program featured a choral piece Cheerfulness and a piano solo, with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Remiblicanely
Meebers
Joseph Oliver
Edward Hellés
David T. Willbane
FH Ll. Moran
Mirye Joseph
Harry J Davies
Willan Ho Puller
Dyer Lewis
O'Clovk
Esfort
Painapicker
Charles E. Biniels
W. E. Thayer
Palmer TL. Willhimns
David J. Davie
Dr Tillesen Pops
Auditory Evening at Embury Church Delights Audience
Last evening the Embury Methodist Church auditorium hosted a Junior Epworth gathering with a piano duet by Gwilym and Catherine Jones, vocal numbers by Mrs. Lathwin, Miss Maud Lewis recitations, solos by Mrs. Baker Mia Lizzie Hughes Brundage and Mrs. Powell, and violin works by Mr. Stephene and Warren Fane. The second part featured Mrs. Lizzie Hughes Brundage singing A Lone of Thanksgiving, piano by Miss Grambs, and further vocal and violin pieces, ending with Miss Aland Lewis recitations and a duet by Mrs. Lizzie Hughes Brundage and Miss Via.
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Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth Jengie
Gwilym
Catherine Jones
Lathwin
Grambs
Mr. Stephens
Aland Lewis
Lizzie Hughes Brundage
Miss Via
West Side Bowling Club Opens With Exhibition
The West Side Bowling club opened last evening at the David's hall building under Sidwig and Coons. An exhibition game featured the West Side club against a picked team of captains from the City league. Three games were rolled.
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West Side
David's Hall
Sidwig and Coons
Valrus
Mill City man swears warrant for two theft suspects
W. O. Parham of Mill City swore out a warrant before Alderman Davis for the arrest of Miss Margaret Walters of South Lincoln avenue and Mrs. Way Milind of 1214 Division street on a $25 theft alleged to have occurred early in the afternoon. Parham said he went to the house to sell goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OS. Parham
Mill City
Alderman Davis
Margaret Walters
Lincoln Avenue
Way Milind
Division Street
Parham
Jury hearing on alleged drink-and-rob cash theft
A case was heard in Alderman Davis' office where a man claimed he was drugged after sharing drinks with two women who robbed him of $80. He recovered $5 and kept silent until the hearing. The two women were held under $300 bail each. A separate report notes a church clam chowder supper hosted by Simpson Methodist church ladies raised funds for the Ladies’ Aid society with multiple tables and a menu of chowder baked beans cheese cake coffee and ice cream.
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Davis
oMee
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Decker
Mia. Quick
Miss Decker
Francis
DePue
Snow
Snow and Rite
Reed
Transue
Helen Corbin
Gussie Fritz
Barger
Emma Burgzler
New Bible Class Aimed at Infrequent Sunday School Attenders
Pastor Rev H C McDermott plans a Sunday school class for young ladies and gentlemen not regularly attending church. The new class targets lapsed members and hopes to gather addresses next Sunday as improvements at Simpson Church near completion enhance West Side worship facilities.
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H.C. McDermott
Wily
Simpsan
Young couple weds secretly in Binghamton
Friends of Miss Bertha Brewer and Burl Carpenter were surprised to learn of their marriage in Binghamton some time ago. Baptist clergyman Rev Phillips of Parlor City united the couple after informing their families, who extend hearty congratulations.
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Bertha Brewer
Clinton Bartholomew
North Lincolln Avenue
Burl Carpenter
Bpuirview Avenue
Binghamton
Phillips
Carpenter
General News Notes From The City
Repairs near completion at Engine house No 2 with renovations including bunk rooms sliding poles and new stalls floor and doors. Social events listed include a Charmings Day meeting by the Sons of Temperance and a St Brendan institute gathering. Citizens named include Martha Washington Orley and Abe W Merquis with local residents noted for home improvements and gatherings.
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Reomas
Cheiornns Tay
Sons of
Curbetiehy
South Scranton Notes Highlight Enthusiastic Republican Meeting
The South Scranton Republican Association held a lively meeting in Athletic Hall with many new faces and strong attendance. Officers reported membership doubled last week and plans advanced for district and ward committee selections, with a march to Hotel Henry for a candidate rally and a meeting set for Thursday to approve further appointments.
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Republican Association
SON Gemedtiay
Paris Wiettieeis
Wis
Tse
Ent Henno
Seatisstieg
Rowihlein
Jan Holly
Jormyn
Alb
Pleasantly Surprised Crowd At St Johns Hall Programme
A crowd filled St Johns Hall on Stone Avenue last evening to enjoy an excellent program. Opener scores drew Bathored attention as the majority crowded the entrance and many could not gain admittance after 8 ooluck. The printed program for the year was presented in full and every vocal and instrumental number received hearty encoragement. A dance followed the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, John's Hall
Stone Avenue
Gramme
Wits
Funeral for Kluxe Getz Today At 10 Oclock
The funeral for Kluxe Getz will be held at 10 o'clock today from the family home. Family and friends are invited to attend the service and pay their respects.
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Kluxe Getz
Old Remedy Endures in Teething Syrups History
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup long trusted for teething children claims to be among the best female physicians in the United States. For sixty years it has aided millions of mothers, easing fever, diarrhoea, griping, and wind in infants and resting weary mothers. Price per bottle noted.
Limited Time $10 Cure Offer From Doctor Byers
A newspaper note announces Doctor Byers will treat all applicants before November 1 for $10 total, including medicine, with a full cure guarantee and refund if not cured. The offer expires October 31 and will not be extended, urging immediate calls to avoid the rush.
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Byers
Bi-Shemiс Treatment Proclaimed for Health Fix
An excerpt describes a theory that body tissues are built from small cells and disease results from cell disarray. The text advocates a Bi-Shemiс treatment by Doctor Dyers claiming cures by restoring cells to a normal condition, asserting success on all chronic diseases.
Funeral notices and health ads mix in fragmented local column
A jumble of funeral details and health product pitches appears from several notices. Interments announced for Cedar and Titian avenues. services led by Rev. James White and others. Nearby items report Rochester trip for a nun and various health claims for a balsam cure.
Wedding notices and church events in Morristown area
Old town column lists residents such as Mr and Mrs Browk Jeri taking an extended wedding tour to Philadelphia. It notes return to Grown Ridge and attendance at Tripp Avenue Christian church services with sermons on The Holy Spirit and themes about occupation of tabon grounds. A minstrel exhibition is announced at Tibet school with southern melodies and a public invitation.
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Preeck
Pines
Lewe
Browk Jeri
Philadelphia
Grown Ridge
Tripp Avenue
Pei Prilay
Seliolins
Tibet
Charles Colles
Bpimghield
Aba Aliss Jennie Gulden
Wali Atient
Neil
Pesaro Hernia
Alares Elpuels
Local Notes from Green Ridge and Surroundings
Green Ridge unveils plans for an art exhibition at the Asbury Methodist Church this evening with Fraternal members and Rev. Merilee Bigley in attendance. Delaware Street crosswalk work is staged ahead of a planned northern side reroute near Monsey Avenue to ease resident access. Dr. and Mrs. J. Merrit Fordham of Brazil announce a son, with Fordham a Green Ridge native who spent last summer at his hometown. R. Suilth returns to New York for factory work after a stay in the area.
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Tesidotve
Dmierneer Avenue
Ames Withe
Mehogka
Serviews Ave
Michiel Ginah
Fot Cedar Avenue
Pr. i. A. Aehimidt
Penee
Gzele
Hivle
Tuttaion Avenue
Theresa Caverns
Cherrs Street
Rochester
Tooenter
George Mirts
Charles el. Ferman
Herme
Mt Clemens Spring
Mick
Georee
Tolatak
New York Hospital
Wolerigong
Matta
B. F. Killdan
Palajiaek
Les Vietne Herdiuahhter
Mire
Giron
Irwen Ridge
Atreat
Carl Trobbins
Thirfoved
Abies Merilee Bigley
Geen Ridge
Asbury
Delaware Street
Monsey Avenue
Tila Ja
Hio Sianeiro
Brazil
and Myre
J. Alerrit Pordham
Fordham
Green Ridge
Chil
TH. R. Suilth
Builth Place
New York City
Paralyzed Man Praises Doctor After Recovery
John Jenkins of Dunmore Pennsylvania describes a severe spinal injury from an elevator fall and credits Dr. Byers With dramatic improvement. He urges others to seek the physician’s treatment as a near miraculous cure.
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John Jenkins
Dunmore
Faye
Andy Walle
Byers
Long Trouble and Recovery With Quaker Physician’s Cure
Carded tale of John Welsh of Carbondale who suffered a severe cough and wasted away as a consumptive. After failing with doctors he sought Dr Hyer’s Hert cures and reports notable improvement and return of health.
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John Welsh
Carbondale
Hyer
T Pei
Phyalelan
Doctor Byers Birth and Medical Career Summary
Doctor Byers, born to Quaker parents, studied at Jefferson Medical College graduating with honors in 1572 and matriculated at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He attended Pennsylvania Hospital for Acute and Surgical Diseases, Blockley Hospital for Skin and Chronic Diseases, and was later associated with Eye and Ear Clinics at Will's Hospital. He practiced with J Solis Cohen's throat clinics in Philadelphia and served as examining physician for Knights Templar Masonic Mutual Aid in Cincinnati and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Will's Hospital
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar and
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York
North Scranton announces parade route and schedule
In a lengthy public notice the North Scranton government outlines a parade plan with the route from Main Street to Babel Avenue, detailing street closures, safety steps, and participant organizations. Officials emphasize orderly conduct and adherence to posted times and instructions.
Proavidevier Presta torhin church event and attendees
An article describes a church gathering at the Proavidevier Presta torhin with attendees including Nichali Doll, John Baal, Wyat McCoonmick, and Col. AM Repuitieghe. It mentions speeches and visits by several figures, with notes on a Roaring Sentendas notion and various local participants from North Main and nearby areas.
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Proavidevier
Presta Torhin
Nichali
John Baal
Catliah
Ion Dru
W. OW
Wathins
Noptly
Eo Beerd
Bert
Wyatt McCoonmick
Awinsiie Deventie
Seranton
Aljoyu
North
Muti
New York
Iute
Stag Euchre Party At Ridge Wheelmet Prize Night
About one hundred residents gathered at the Chi house for a stag euchre party. H. K Andrews won the chief prize a silk windrella, with the loopy prize “Goons Gus” awarded to N. F. Sivder Hetreshnien served, and a supper was enjoyed.
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Weah Ridge
Chi House
H. K Andrews
Obituary for June Graitas Pioneer Worker
The obituary notes the death of June Graitas a longtime companion and early worker in the community. It records a sorrowful passing noticed by friends and neighbors and mentions funeral arrangements and farewell tributes planned by those who knew the deceased.
Interesting Lecture by Ernest Rhoden At Engineers Club
Ernest Rhoden spoke to the Engineers' Club, tracing compass history from its early Chinese use to Columbus. He credited Columbus with the first declination discovery and presented a large chart from the United States government showing no variation.
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Ernest FE. Rhoden
Engineers’ Club
Mresi J. Rhraden
Beritizh Nav
Wheden
Cohhimbua
United Bruites
Local Boys Demonstrate Skills At Parish Institute Night
The Boys' Association of Luke's parish hosted an open house showing carpentry, shoe cobbling, and chair caning demonstrations. Twenty boys performed a fitness display and bell exercise while a collection was taken for the recreation fund.
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Taddatrlil Association
Pl. Luke's Parish
Ram
B. I. A. Senate
Resiedation
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule
The record lists board members and proposed times for meetings on Thursday and Friday with names including Thureday Weer 4 Gstras Baste yp and John Hennigan. The document mentions various attendees such as M Hennigan Gordon Yo abooom Mr Finnerty Ruege Singer Ringhieb Rowe and Rogers with times from 1 p m to 6 p m and Currys 10 a m.
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Gstras Baste
Mk. Mandajpy
Wy Abul
Suminite
Fo Nk
John Hennigan
Hile Gweety Pushere
M. Hennigan
A. mm
Gordon
Mr. Finnerty
Jt Wom
Ruege
Singer
Ringhieb
M. Rowe
Buster
Rogers
J. Ginley
M. Currys
U. m
Nichols
Irvin Gearhart Praises Doctor Byers Treatment
Irvin Gearhart of Smith Place commends Dr Byers for effective treatment after months of pain and illness that kept him from work. He notes severe head pain and spinal distress subsided following the doctor’s care, expressing gratitude for relief and improved health.
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Irvin Gearhart
Smith Place
Jadwic Street
Byer
Ieee
Kidney Disease Cured Says Local Resident
Mr. Fred Rentschler of 851 Elm St reports years of kidney trouble and back pains. After failing with doctors in New York and elsewhere, he credits Doctor Byer’s treatment with a complete cure and improved health.
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Fred Rentschler
Elm St
New York
RHEUMATISM Sufferer Praises Doctor Beers Treatment
Mr. Conrad Heilig of 115 Ash St Scranton says years of rheumatism left him unable to move without help. He sought many doctors without lasting relief before joining Dr Beers treatment and reports a marked improvement and renewed mobility.
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Conrad Heilig
Ash St
Sccranton
Codas
Cod Bess
Farewell to Warne Ca Ma Says: Ailing Man Praises Doctor’s Treatment
William Snowden writes from Farewell, Warne Ca Ma that after over three years of severe cough loss of appetite and weight, doctors offered little help. He credits Din Byers' treatment with restored strength sleep and weight and says others remark on his recovery and cheery improvement.
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William Snowden
Warne Ca
Abe
Doctor Churchman Byers Chief Consulting K clan
Scranton area listing reads as an address and firm name for a consulting service on the second floor of 412 Spruce Street. The fragmentary text references clients and miscellaneous notes, indicating a small professional listing with limited legible details.
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Churchman Byers
I Chem Anhiment
Peralas OK Los
Spruce St
Scranton
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Republican Club
Hi. L. Davies
Lizate Hughes Brundage
G. W. Powell
Thomas B. Davies
Tacoma
Wash
Davies
Tom Davies
Cory Dyffryn
Plymouth
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Thowlands
Yoo Jones
McCravken
Ion
Mopkins
Globe
Globe Warehouse
General News
Cow
Tate
Price Street
James Wilko
Kafayette Street
Ars
David James
Southeverett Over
Choyehared
Abe. W. Merquis
Hea Etee
Mes. Olver
Oma Phe
Mise Printz
Norih Sumner Avenue
dJorsexy
St. Brenden
Secasion
Fiamide
Mateuh
South Scranton
St. John’s Hall
Dugtyr Byers
Blockley Hospital
North Scranton News
Mo. 3
Cobain
Tata
Myris Reputicana
Westeathen
Desiree
North Magearene
Amd
Parker Strict
Jenawats
Tomaliy
Stag Euchre Party
Juin Graitas
Yeaklent
Buuth Aervanion
Pittston
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rels
A. J. Duffy
Ger
Jeff Kson DE Angelis Titi
Teffenuegy
Phe Abeer
Dai
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Nal Srauypbine
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Emerald Isle
Basil Wood
Mel Rod
Stan
R. I. A. Entertain
D. L. & W. Board
Delaware, Lackawaint and Western Board
Weer 4
Priday
Academy of Music
Reis
Lessee and Manger
Tarii
The
Bennett and Moulton Co
Ritday Mathiee
Soc
King Dramatic Company
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Eugene O'Rourke
Lottie Brandon
Gilllery
Star Theatre
E. G. Herrington
ROBIE
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Kern
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Murray
Pinertiy
Moran
Magovern
Baer
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