Parade Plans Unfold for West Side Republican Rally Night
West Side and Cambrian Republican clubs organize a parade before a mass meeting at St. David's Hall on Wednesday evening. The line starts on Main Avenue with a band and horsemen, lanterns and fireworks. Aides include Co B E Daniels, P L Willams, Dr T Phillips, W E Thayer, and Dr Davis.
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West Side Republican Club
Cambrian Republican Club
St. David's Hall
West Side
Republican Club
E. Daniels
P.L. Willams
T. Phillips
W. E. Thayer
Dr. Davis
Steoxse
Scranton
Ali
Sidtes Wo
John James
West Slide
Elihe Do
Jones
Theophilus Philps
O. . Jones
Cimbrhin Wah
Murelail
Main Avenue
Melock
TV Ofelowl
Ard
Kisa Park
Division Street
Vineminton Street
Aud
St. David's
Indi I TR Reese
Marestial Iver C. Parry
Statt
Rally Day Exercises At Jackson Street Church
The Jackson Street Baptist Church Sunday school held its annual Rally Day with a crowded auditorium. The hall was festooned with cut flowers and autumn leaves from the farm. A platform chorus of about one hundred was conducted by Professor.
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Jackson Street Baptist Centireh
One Hundred Wolves
Derman Receives Ebony Baton as Washburn Street Praise
Prof Charles B. Derman chorister at Washburn Street Presbyterian for five years is leaving his post after last evening’s service. J P Moffatt presented a ebony and ivory baton from the choir as a token of appreciation for faithful service. A pleasant surprise party honored Miss Ruth Thorn at the parental home on North Rebecca Avenue. Webster Literary Society met at Prerue Hall Friday evening followed by a social hour. Miss Mabel Thomas hosted friends on Tenth Street Friday evening with refreshments after the usual pleasures.
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J. P. Moffatt
D. D
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Charles B. Derman
Derman
Ruth Thorn
Rebecca Avenue
Webster Literary Society
Mabel Thomas
George FE. Cure
Women's Home Mission Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
L. W. Mearis
North Main Avenue
T. 5. Morgan
Watson Chiffin
George Fe. Guild
L. W. Morss
William McDonald
B. B. Atherton
Amity Social Club
Lawrence
Rockmen’s Union
Leonard's Hall
Providence Concave
Heplisaphs
Sarah Perry
Wilkes- Barre
G. D. Fowler
Church Avenue
J. G. Maus
Winfield, Kinases
Garfield Davis
Brick Avenue
Hartford
Twelfth Regiment
Davi Williams
Peckville
Richard Roderick
Charles Lewis
Marvine Avenue
Local church services highlight autumn season
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church hosted a novel autumn morning service with an evening sermon by Hey Hugh C. McDermott on The Greatest Work in the World. St. Mark's Lutheran and Plymouth Congregational churches also offered sermons and love feasts as part of a busy week of religious activity.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey
Hugh C. McDermott
God
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
A. L. Ramer
Sermons Delivered at Two Baptist Churches
The article notes two sermons yesterday. Morning service at First Baptist Church featured Rev. Elkanah Holly from Keystone Academy. Evening service had Hon. A Hatcher Smith from North Main Avenue Baptist Church preaching.
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Tripp Park Reformed Epicopal Church
First Baptist Church
Elkanah Holly
Keystone Academy
A. Hatcher Smith
North Main Avenue
Athletic hall hosts round X club first anniversary social
South Scranton reports the Round X club holds a grand social and ball at Athletic hall with Bauer's band for music and a special program plus refreshments. Workmen's Hall on Alder at Prospect hosts a social and ball by the Workingmen's Beneficial Society with first class music. Scranton Raengerrunde plans its first ball of the season at the old meeting place Athletic hall. Committees list Joseph Albrecht Peter Gard Eugene Melehboly Barney Danial Max Ludwig Fred Kellerman Tony Herbater. Meta Rice funeral services held at 419 Pittaton avenue by Rev Moffat from Washburn Street Presbyterian Church.
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Round X Club
Athletic Hall
Bauer
Workmen’s Hall
Alder Street
Prospect Avenue
Workingmen’s Beneficial Society
Natter’s Hall
Scranton Raengerrunde Society
Joseph Albrecht
Peter Gard
Eugene Melehboly
Barney Danial
Max Ludwig
Fred Kellerman
Tony Herbater
Meta
Frank Rice
Pest
Familly
Pittaton Avenue
Mr. Moffat
Washburn Street
Old Time Teething Remedy Promoted by Physician
An ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used for sixty years by mothers across the United States. It claims to relieve teething pain, diarrhea, wrenched bowels, and wind colic, soothing both child and mother. Price given as over ten cents.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Dunmore Doings Locals Attend Services Amid Strikes and Meetings
At St Mark's Episcopal church Rev Frank H Sell prepares special services from Friday October 31 to Thursday November 6 with nightly themes The region sees coal mines normalizing with new shaft work and temporary halt at Erie No 2 shaft Cottage prayer meetings prelude November sermons and a Republican rally in Odd Fellows hall Featuring speakers Murphy Snyder and Harris Funeral of Thomas Walsh and unclaimed letters noted Local schools close for county institute and various town updates on residents and events
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Potter
Blakely Streets
Frank H. Sell
Order of the Holy Cross
Guild of the Holy Child
Guild of St. Agnes
A. D
TF. M. Spencer
Erie Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Robert S Murphy
Johnstown
Jerry Snyder
Allentown
John M. Harris
Thomas Walsh
East Drinker Street
Old Catholic
Florence Fedder
George R. Hunter
Natusick Jonas
Merl Marshesku
Ardella J. White
Baker
Gavoni Antonia di
United States Hospital Corps
Chamberlin
Philippines
Margaret Wahl
Newark
N. J
Bishop
Oscar Yost
Shenandoah
Wiliam Chamberlin
Richard Angwin
Susquehanna
Erie Railroad Company
George W. Allen
New Haven
North Scranton Service for Miss Currie Hull Held Yesterday
The remains of Miss Currie Hull were honored at a North Scranton home service led by Rev. George F. Cure of the Methodist church. The choir, directed by Prof. J. H. Coursen, performed several hymns. Interment is planned for Honesdale cemetery this afternoon. pallbearers include Herry Kenemeling and others.
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Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Herry Kenemeling
Wint
de Witt
C. M. Benjamin
Bilas Davis
Mr. Rolls
Providence Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. H. Coursen
Ser
Green Ridge Social and Sporting News Notes
Mrs Watts of Capauuse avenue and Mrs Rays of Sanderson avenue spent Sunday in Philadelphia. Doctors Spencer of New York and Dickson of Monsey Avenue visited Green Ridge friends. Messrs Whitmore Tennant and Webster return from a successful duck hunt in Wayne county. Attorneys Woodruff and son Allen return from hunting Montrose region. Green Ridge Presbyterian church plans a church officers election Wednesday evening at the chapel. Wing Daughters meet this evening at Mrs Franklyn’s home 1655 Sanderson avenue. Herkimerites defeat Dunmore high school in football at Sanderson park 9 0 with June Grewer Holtham Belds Burke as referee. Lucia Rittenhouse of Washington avenue ill with diphtheria.
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W. J. Watts
Capauuse Avenue
Philadelphia
Mra. M. RR
Allen
Electric Avenue
Montrose
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Orlowk
Church
Green Ridge Presbyterian Chapel
Franklyn
Sanderson Avenue
Herkimers
Cirtem Ridge
Dunmore High Schoool
Sanderson's Park
Grewer
Holtham
Belds
Burke
Lucia Rittenhouse
Waashington Avenue
Avoca Bride-to-Be Planned for Next Month
Miss Bila McAndrew of Avoca to wed John J. Haggerty of Beranton next month. Moe. C. Hoban and family visited friends yesterday. Eight-month-old Agnew Lavon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willison Lavon, died of croup. Interment at St Marys cemetery Saturday. Borough schools closed Friday for county institute in Wilkes-Barre. Joseph OBrien to manage laundry duties for Littvkuwwina laundry, replacing Joseph McDermott.
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Bila McAndrew
John J. Haggerty
Beranton
Moe. C. T. Hoban
Agnew
Sand Airs
Willison Lavon
West Side
Croup
St. Mary's Cemetery
County Institute
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph O'Brien
Phace
Joseph McDermott
Local Notes and Appointments Amid Labour Strife
Local items report Joseph McDermott stepping into Brie ration duties and Thomas Nebone visiting his mother on the West Side. Miss Jennie Brennan returns from Philadelphia while J T Comboy becomes assistant foreman at Kitty Did colliery. Agnes Gibbons visits Scranton relatives as work resumes bring complaints from engineers firemen and miners about rejections and uncertainty. The piece ends with a political endorsement urging votes for John B Jordan for senator and support for President Roosevelt.
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Union Wien
Obituary notices from Dunmore life include three deaths
John Harper a long time Dunmore resident and Odd Fellows member died suddenly at home on South Blakely street aged 58. Albert Stelrehich aged 61 died at his Dunmore home from heart failure after waking. Joseph Donahoe ten months died at his family residence on Orchard street with a private funeral planned for today.
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John Harper
Dunmore
Blakely Street
Mr. Harper
George
Fred
Charles
Albert F. Steirch
Germany
Nicholas Butterman
David Richards
Maury
Albert
Frank
William Stelreh
Joseph Donahoe
J. Donahoe
Ove Chard Street
Nevlacok
Ingenious Flimflam Targeting Pocketbooks
A historic account describes a pocketbook theft technique nicknamed springing the pigeon. Two men use a $1 and a $5 bill with jumbled laundry list notes to confuse barkeeps and customers, showcasing clever but criminal fake-paper operations amid bustling saloons.
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Rock Street
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Florence Welch
Airs
J. OR. Hughes
Gulu Gender
Margaret Hughes
Grace Snow
Hinbury Methodist Biscopal Church
James Benninger
Boles Fowler
Swetland Street
Andrew Litbeck
South Seventh Street
Alderman Noone
John Lepp
Young People’s Union
Jackson Street
South Hyde Park Avenue
Charles P. Asherman
Lackawanna
Charles E. Olver
Fern
Prompton
Wayne County
Jennie Lewis
Lewis & Reilly
Evelyn Appar
Postal Telegraph Company
May Ulmer
Carbondiatte
W. D. Gardner
Albany
West Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Postorfive
South Main Avenue
Robert Roberts
South Main
John GB. Jorchin
Forest Hill Cemtery
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Peave
Mra
O'Loughran
Daniel
James F. Best
Schley
Junger Mackercher
Schimpff
Cedar Avenue
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Hartman's Hall
Messia
James O' Boyle
Joseph Rader
Peter Kubner
Jacob Geiger
Maplewood
Callery’s Hall
As Alle
Ilks
Globe Warehouse
South
Dunmore Doings
St. Mark’s Church
North Scranton
HN Hamos Patkins
Amos P. Atkins
New Albany
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Floyd County
Torres
Green Ridge
Avoca
John B. Jordan
Roosevelt
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Ee Theatre
M. Rels
Lessee One
A. J. du 7
Brainese
Jefferson DE Angelis
Sam & Shubert
Arthur Sullivan
New York Herald Square
Savoy Theater
New York
Emerald Isle
Basil Hood
Academy of Music
A. J. Duffy
Duane
Kokaku
King Dramatic Co
Mathieu
A.ward
France
Blue Jeans
Cherry Pickers
Pridas
Siberia
Shenandoul
Master and Man
Slaves of the Orient
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth Dixie
Asee
London
Marian Manola & Co
Mars
MR. and Mes, Perkinns
Armour & Baguley
Fields and Wooley
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G. Herrington
Mondus
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Gove
Bill
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