West Scranton Social Union Event Despite Weather
Despite heavy rain, the West Scranton Baptist Social Union held its monthly gathering at First Baptist church in 8 Fletcher Weyburn chaired. Rev. Potter spoke on A Greater Knowledge of the Bible Needed and Rev. Pierce discussed Old London with stereopticon illustrations. The group enjoyed lunch, and plans were announced for future talks by Baptist ministers from Baltimore and other cities. A separate court note mentions Crooks and Woyscowski with a $5 bill and a failed recovery effort leading to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union
First Baptist Church
Fletcher Weyburn
Potter
Green Ridge Baptist Church
RF. Y. Pierce
D. DB
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Old London
Madison C. Peters
Baltimore
Miner Seeks Arrest Over Stolen Coat at Mt. Pleasant
John Jooski, a Mt. Pleasant mine boarder, swore out a warrant against fellow miner John Cutick after accusing him of stealing a coat when he left the Mt. Pleasant to work at the tellevue. Cutick faced a hearing. he paid costs and returned the coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jooski
Mt. Pleasant
Alderman Noone
John Gutick
Cutick
Tellevue
Jonoski
Wryscowski seeks arrest warrant for Crook in larceny case
John Wryscowski of 141 South Seventh Street swore out a warrant before Alderman Noone for Peter Crook at the same address on a larceny by bailee charge. Constable Charles Jacobs arrested Crook and he had a quick hearing after the two men were drinking at their boarding house when the prosecutor gave the defendant five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wryscowski
South Seventh Street
Noone
Peter Crook
Charles Jacobs
Crook
West Scranton Republicans to Hold Mass Meeting at St David’s Hall
Tomorrow evening the West Scranton Republicans will hold a mass meeting at St David’s hall. Speakers include Hon. James Sherman Hon. A V Vreeland and Hon. Alexander McDowell chief clerk in the house of representatives. All are stalwart Republicans urging every voter to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
St David's Hall
James &. Sherman
A.V. Vreeland
Alexander McDowell
House of Representatives
Marriages Set for Bol dry and Seagraves at Bride's Home
Miss Mable M Bol dry daughter of Mr and Mrs Freder ick Boldry of 1207 Academy Street will marry William T Seagraves tomorrow evening at the bride’s home with Rev J P Moffatt ofWash burn Street Presbyterian church officiating Also Miss May Wliner Jones of South Hyde Park Avenue will wed Rev William H Crawford of North Sanford New York Thursday evening at the bride’s home Rev Crawford formerly lived in West Scranton and is a member of the Simpson Methodist Missionary church both couples receiving best wishes from friends. Rev Hugh C McDermott will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable M. Boldry
Frederick Boldry
Academy Street
William T. Seagraves
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
May Wliner Jones
South Hyde Park Avenue
Williiam H. Crawford
North Sanford
N. Y
Crawford
West Scranton
Simpson Methodist Misconal Church
Hugh C. McDermott
D. D
Disorderly house cases lead to bail for two women
Mary Pope of 214 Raymond court appeared before Alderman Noone and had William Fisher of the safe address arrested for keeping a disorderly and governed house. Alderman set bail at 500 dollars. Mamie Harris of 315 Raymond court was arrested by Constable Murry for keeping a bawdy house. Detective Morris Fagenbaum testified to the case on behalf of nearby residents and she was given a hearing and placed under 500 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pope
Raymond Court
Noone
William Fisher
Mamie Harris
Murry
Morris Fagenbaum
Marmet Street
Piarris
Local church groups schedule Thursday and Friday events
The Washburn Street Presbyterian Young People plan a unique Friday evening entertainment. Shmpe son Methodist Episcopal Church promotioners class moves to Thursday. First Baptist Sunday school activities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Shmpeson Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptist Young People to Meet at Jackson Street Church
The Baptist Young People union of the Jackson Street Baptist church holds a social night with short devotional exercises followed by recitations solos duets and addresses. Mothers Jewels of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church meet Friday in church parlors. Plymouth Congregational men's league to host meeting with A Hume phreys speaking on Memory Training. Embury Methodist Episcopal I W Hyekele to host Hallowe en social at Hancock home featuring magic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Hyekele
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Abbie
Ella Hancock
Carriage Tip by Car Along North Main Avenue
An automobile carrying Philip Ainslaid and Gwilym duties struck and toppled Dr DM Fivans’s carriage on North Main Avenue. No serious damage reported. Notices of social events, visits, and funerals follow, including Mrs Sadie Phillips hosting friends and the funeral for John Matinwaring of Dirven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ainslaid
Gwilym
DM. Fivans
Whch
North Main Avenue
W. C. Hughes
Sterling
Mra
Hurene Krespe
South Hyde Park Avenue
Biuyre
St. Hrendene Council
Mears’ Hall
Grace Williams
South Main Avenue
Kate Jennings
Chestnut Street
Williamsport
Christian Workers’ Tyeique
Keene
Jackson Street
John Matinwaring
Amity Social Hones its First Anniversary in North Scranton
In North Scranton last evening the Amity Social held its first anniversary ribbon social at the Auditorium with about 100 couples dancing to Lawrence’s orchestra. Several local residents returned from travels and people attended meetings of the North Scranton Glee Society and Alpha Gamma football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Social
Lawrence
John Lynch
Parier Street
North Scranton Glee Society
John Dougherty
Meylett Avenue
Buffalo
N.Y
Carrie Alien
Moscow
Diamond Avenue
Gomer Morgan
Alpha Gama
Gullek
North Main Avenue
Harry Danvers
Chuidsboro
Inia
Molly Grimes
North End
Dan Ville
James Mecluskie
Tignes
Daniel Jones
Thoms Mecluskie
Khih Davis
Wayne Avenue
John Z. Corser
Park Place
Philadelphia
Alelwird Pughes
Matin Street
Peekville Frienils
Tavid Peldman
Ape
Moses Pelumain
North Main
Christ In Endeavor Society
Tabernacle
Riday
Rosue Mier
William Street
Thoms Phillips
Campus i
Thirrteenth Regiment
Columabha Literary Elch
AG. OW. Davis
West Market Street
Tue
Phildelphia
Rockrien
Leonard's Hall
J. Bunders
Jobo Brockhill
WII Port
Amity
Union
AOS
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
van Gorder
Green Ridge Quott eb Reorganizes for Winter
Green Ridge Quott eb members disband for winter and plan a strong team reorganization in the spring. Church work includes moving the organ back, lowering pews, and minor improvements by the men at no church cost. A Scranton capitalist party buys the old barn between Bunderson and Capouse to convert into a silk mill soon. The funeral of Mrs Oswald Rogers from Nanticoke proceeded to Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
Belek
Bunderson and
Capouse Avenues
Scranton Dairy Company
Oswald Rogers
Nanticoke
Delaware and Hudson
TD. Jones Wos
Tatermenat
Dunmoary Cemetery
Lizaie Robinson
Prompten
Lt. Stevens
Ca- Police Avenue
Varte Mitchcock
Washington Avenue
Hanevoek
A. G. Thomason
North Park
Columbus
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
Historical ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year old remedy used by millions of mothers for teething pain in children. It claims to ease teething, relieve diarrhea and griping, and promote sleep though the language reflects outdated medical claims.
Funeral for John Graham in South Scranton
The article notes the funeral of John Graham held at the family residence on Pittston Avenue in South Scranton. It also mentions the Round X Club’s first annual ball at Athletic Hall and Joseph Slocum’s upcoming marriage, alongside observations on John Schroeder’s rise as Scranton’s president of the Siengerrunde and his immigrant German background and 14 years in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Avenue
Round X Club
Athletic Hall
Joseph Slocum
John Schroeder
Scranton Siengerrunde
Mar Schroeder
Local Baker Mr Schroeder Heads Saving Society Ball
He trained as a baker and became a successful businessman purchasing property next to his shop on Cedar Avenue. His music talent led him to join the Scranton Sängerbund society, where he was elected president. The group opens its season with a ball at Athletic Hall tonight after a short concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cedar Avenue
Schroeder
Scranton Siengerrunde Sovietary
Tle Cenkil
Remains of John Graham Laid to Rest After Requiem
The remains of John Graham, a long time steel worker, were laid to rest after services at the family home on Pittston avenue. A high mass of requiem was said at St. John's church on Pig street by Rev Father Boland, with interment at Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers included Berbert Coyne, Patrick Boyle, Martin Micherty, John Clark, John Mulherin and Richard Waleh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Pittston Avenue
St. John’s Church
Pig Street
Rev
Father Boland
Ti Terment
Last Night's Events At Round SX Club Hall
The athletic hall was packed for the annual Round SX Club event with Harry Luft as committee chair. Brauer's Orchestra provided music and the grand march began at 1, followed by dancing until after midnight. The Workingmen's Beneficial Society held its annual concert and ball at Workmen's Hall on Alder Street, drawing strong attendance with refreshments served from 1 until after midnight.
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SX Club
Harry Luft
Brauer
Workingmen's Beneficial Society
Workmen's Hall
Alder Street
Local Household Helpers Offered For Evening Services
In charge of S. T Hehards and Thure hay at the home of WHhin Séigle. Third Street near Dudley, Dayton iirsi at the home of Mra. 1. 0. Stevens, 1 West DrinViker Street. Clare of dg A. Stone at the home of dimes Muat teson, 2S Sherwood Avenue. In charge of & Richards Fridays at the home of A. W. Vandbouten, 11 Ash Street. In charge of Dayton Is at the home of Arthiar Spencer, 2a North Delukely Street. Bin charge of 2. .A. Stone at the home of Ales. Amos Wasner. Shoemaker myvenue, in charge of 3S. Richards. Services begin at 7.40 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T Hehards
Thure Hay
Whhin Séigle
Third Street
Dudley
Dayton Iirsi
Mra
Stevens
DrinViker Stret
Clare
A. Stone
Othe
Dimes Muatteson
Sherwood Avenue
Dayton
Arthiar Spencer
North Delukely Street
Ales
Amos Wasner
Myvenue
Richards
Wedding Invitations for Joseph Blocim’s Son Miss Eunice Kemble
Invitations issued for the wedding of Joseph Blocim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Slocum, to Miss Eunice I. Kemble at Paupack tomorrow at high noon. Also notes a Knights of Py this meeting, a lung healing balm claim, a mule accident at National colliery injuring Charles Pahey, and a Young Women’s Loyalty Club Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blocim
Warren Slocum
Eunice I. Kemble
Paupack
Knights of Pythis
Trartman's Hall
Pittston Avenue
Schley
Charles Pahey
Twente
National
Young Women's Listiiy Association Loyalty Club
Dunmore Community Notices and Meetings
The Bluvish Independent Political Club meets tonight at Preda's hall. United Mine Workers locals plan a parade for Mitchell Day at Temperance Hall Wednesday morning. J W Torjer funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Methodist Episcopal Church. Dan Powell of Laurel THI store travels to New York for winter goods. Cottage prayer meetings arranged across Elm Brook Blakely and Throop streets with several hosts and stewards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea Guiney
Hutley
Chiyton Lillis
J. A. Sloane
Hrowk Street
J. A. Stone
Maury Allison
Throop
Obituary notices for Miss Ann Shegran and others
Miss Ann Shegran daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Sheer of South Blakes Iv street Dunmore died after ailing with pneumonia. Survived by sister Laura Teresa and Cytherlyne and brothers Michael Golden Fred Condver. Requiem mass to be celebrated at St Millitys church. Nicholas Cook aged 07 dies at home 10 Prospect avenue after serious illness. Funeral at 1 this morning at St Peters cathedral. Jowan Mainwaring longtime Dunmore resident dies this season. Services to be held this afternoon at Neuse. burial at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Shegran
Daniel Sheer
South Blakes Iv Street
Dunmore
Sintente
Aid Ister Mies
Michael Golden
Fred Condver
Red Park
N. de
Laura
Tereat
Cytherliye
John
Dichlel
Foo Ot
St. Millity's Church
Nicholas Cook
Norning
Cook
St. Peter's Cathedral
Burial Set for John Hetzer White on Willow Street
Funeral services are announced with interment at Dunmore Cemetery following the late arrival of John Hetzer White. The ceremony is planned for the afternoon of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hetzer White
Willow Street
Dunmore Cemetery
Hamlinfton Social Host Guests From Far Afield
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports visits and gatherings in Hamlin ton with guests including Phthinder W Curtis from Kansas cousin Miss Mahala Jones, Thomas H K Edwards and family from San Francisco, Aly and Mrs Joseph B Edwards, Florence Pelton of Moscow, and multiple local hosts sharing dinners and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilnton
Phthinder W. Curtis
Kansas
Mahala Jones
Thomas KH. Edwoards
San Francisco
Cal
Edward
Aly
Joseph B. Edwards
Florence Pelton
Moscow
Wieled
L. J. Pelton
Sidney
F. W. Posten
C. R. Spangenburg
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The
Woyscowski
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Church News Notes
DADA
Aasc
Sac
Edeel
Globe Warehouse
General News
North Scranton
Keystone Watch Cage Company
South
Scranton Saengerrande
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rels
A. J. Duffy
Jefferson DE Angelis
Jefferson de Angelis Opera Co
Bum & Shubert
Arthur Sullivan
Taist Opera
New York
Moral Stauare H—Peopleii
Savoy Theater
Emerald Isle
Basil Hood
Goldsmith's Bazaar
G. B
Mark
Medka Yard
Academy of Music
King Dramatic Co
France
Blue Jeans
Siberia
Shenandeuwh
Naiire Seoe Aia Aoe
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Leotth Joande Marian Manola
Jonn Schroldiel
Star Theatre
Ali
G. Herrington, Ma
Scranton Bedding Co
F. A, Kaiser
Lackawanna and Adams
Jowan Mainwaring
Duryen
Hike
Neuse
Hamlin'ton
Beranton Tribune
Cey Broz
Aks Denner
Anton
Stetson, Johnston & Murphy
Gunathonna
Lewis, Ruddy, Daves &, Murphy
First National Bank
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