Social Event Honors Mrs Sharpe and Visitors
Richmond Falls hosts an informal social in honor of Mrs Sharpe of Chambersburg Miss Mowry of Harrisburg and Miss Robinson of New York. Attendees include numerous local ladies and several out of town guests who were served refreshments by the Misses Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Wot
Hiehmond
Richmoend Fall
Sharpe
Chambersburg
Mowry
Ntarrisburg
Robinson
New York
Qaesein
Marss
KK. Bure
Carbondale
Orderwowil
Jaimes Josie
Aire
Hurley
Prank Wolfe
Miuttos
TL Vilagan
HW. A Knapp
Selden Holy
A. FT. Joe
Lacktue
Downey Wi Owens
Allis Dale
Frank Aes
Pal Jomiwn
Murray
Wainwright
Char Totte Aire Dielem
Mares
Jones
Olyphant
Local visit schedule and family ties at South Plyde and Philadelphia events
Notable individuals named Pete Bieedh, George Po Oydwolle, Morgan Walter, and Abbiivelie Syria appear in a fragmented account of meetings at various locations including South Plyde Part, North Garnell Avenue, and Philadelphia. The text mentions kin relationships, travel, and planned gatherings amid unclear dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Piatoler
David Teeker
North Garnell Avenue
Morgan Walter
Waltan Oil
Auie Deaer
Philadelphia
Aeolilatit Steer
Syria
Tuike Sheva
Afb
Babel Street
High McDernatt
Madorart
Helene Wille
Ondinto
Steet
Echapane
Mies Monnivit Tal
Wiles
Funeral for M D Flaherty Held at St John Church
Funeral services for M D Flaherty were conducted yesterday at St John’s Church in Scranton with attendees from the Central Labor Union, the Scranton Typographical Union, the United Mine Workers, and other labor groups. The service honored Flaherty’s years of work and devotion, and he was interred at Cathedral Cemetery. Floral tributes came from printers, streetcar workers, and the local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin DO. Philwrtes
Bt. John’s Church
Scranton
Joli Mitchell
Undied
Mine Workers of America
Pwall-Smarer
Edward Meins
National Executive
Ivory AC Tielies oFreagulens Wits Eolemitaed Ly Ther
J. Fleming
Aber
Wailon Wind
Scranton Typographical
Pudl
J. Padilen
Senate Typographieaullens
Johan Choylegana I. F. Hammes
Wental Labor Union
Robert Courtright
John T. Denisey
Tie Tmydred
Jiytermiedi
Une
Woman's Home Missionary Society Opens Nineteenth Annual Meeting
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Fore Missionary Society of the Synod of Pennsylvania and West Virginia opens tonight at the First Presbyterian Church. The program includes an opening hymn and remarks by Mrs. A. M. Devker and other committee members as visiting delegates begin arriving this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Fore Missionary Society of the Seynod of
Pernhexsivania
Vireginla
Firat Presbyterian
Witter
Itetnese
Narlest
Nailow
Successful Card Party Draws 250 Players at Knights Club
A large progressive euchre party hosted by the Catholic Young Women’s group at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse drew over 250 participants. Winners included Miss Annie Lavelle first prize and several others earning silverware, china, and trinkets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Club
Ile Nmusplees
Fol
Lowe
Boca
Winlter O'Peale
Liszt
Annie Lavelle
James Vlaighan
Joli Mebhile
Minselias Feventh Prine
Gentionan
Frank McAloon
Mary Burs
Meinley
Nellie McGinness
Frank Connery
John Burke
Membership Campaign Reopens For Failroad Young Mews Nristhim
The Failroad, a Young Mews Nristhim association, reopens its annual membership with new members accepted daily and renewals ongoing. Inducements include $2 per year for privileges paid in four installments of ten cents, within four months after joining. The group promotes porcelain baths, new library hooks, a social team, an entertainment course, and a debating club. Membership is nearing close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He We Dership
Demurrer Filed in Borough Tax Case
Pennsylvania Coal Company and Delaware and Hudson Company filed a demurrer to the councilmen of Oly Phant in mandamus proceedings to force enforcement of a settlement with former Tax Collector P. D. Hoban and former Treasurer Med Lavin. The officers allegedly owe large sums to the borough and the companies moved to require the council to insist on delinquent officers settling up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Oly Phant
P.d. Hoban
Med. Lavin
Cramer Held in Bail Over Suspected Theft
Vivorge Cyuimer the “haemill” was arrested Saturday in the Somerville district on charges of stealing two suits from Melis of Green Ridge. He was held in 500 bail by Magistrate Mills after an investigation in which Daniels of Scranton Bedding Co claimed the clothes were lent for custody. Daniels testified the clothes were given to Cramer. Cyuimer denied giving the garments to Mills at the hearing.
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Vivorge Cyuimer
Haemill
OR. Ta. Melis
Cireen Ridge
Mills
Chomer
Hicoyge Daniels
Scranton
Vainiels
Printer Contests Prompt Error in Catholic Light and Sun
A reader note claims a misprint in last week's Catholic Light and Sun Press issue. The correction alleges the text misquotes a pen contest rule and urges destroying prior copies and copies from The Tribune and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Punt
Parker
Shoul
Jodi
Florey & Brooke
Community notice about arrangements and events at Powell's store
Mrs. Rebord thanks friends for tributes during a family bereavement and mentions entertainment at Powell's music store. Bugle admission is reserved three days before events. The course is open Monday November 4 with a concert by the Park sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viiod Hig
Feeture and Entertainment
Gcoulse
Powell
Anmusic
Park Sisters
Andy Peauter
Death notices and condolence to Mrs Holgate family
A fragmented obituary note mourns Mrs Holgate. The text expresses condolences and references hospital care and family figures, mentioning a committee and named individuals. The garbled lines imply a tribute with religious tones and a request to forward the refrain to the family via a designated contact.
Punch Cigars Remain Leader of 100 Cigars
The Punch cigar holds the top position as the leader in the 100 cigars ranking, maintaining its prominence among popular brands and continuing to set the standard for quality and taste.
Opening of the Institute Opens With Lectures and Music
First session conducted yesterday afternoon featured Miss Sutherland Dr J A McLellan and Dr John C Willis with singing by Prof John T Watkins. Over 50 teachers enrolled and the institute promises to be highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sutherland
J. A. McLellan
John C. Willis
John T. Watkins
Institute
Willis
Dr. Willis
McLellan
Life
R. M. Archbold
Waverly
William Hawley Smith
Ty. WA. McLellin
Ontario
Canada
Normal College
John C. Willie
Kentucky University
George Id. Little
Washington
John J. Stewart
John T. Watking
J. G. Taylor
Doder
Watkins
Primary Teachers Urged to Improve Mental Powers and Character
County Superintendent J. G. Taylor opens the educators’ institute with a strong call for ongoing study. Miss Sutherland argues primary teachers need trained intellect, keen observation, and both reproductive and creative imagination to engage pupils, while Dr. Coyne notes a shift away from local institutes to professional reading choices for the year.
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Privary
Palmer
Wataleo
Sutherlid
Iin
DR. Coyne
Old Purge
Miss Sutherland
Beeuw
Elveles
New Canned Goods Advertise Fresh Produce Deals
Tender sugar peas offered at 12c per dozen for 1.40 and 15c per dozen for 1.50. Coursen sugar peas 20c per can or 2.25 per York State corn. Fine Lifted sweet peas 15c per dozen. Hand packed tomatoes 10c and worth 12c. Corn varieties 10 to 12c.
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York State
Underground Road Opens Mine Access in Scranton
Engineers from Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit uncover an old Hurley mine entrance at Irving avenue and Maple street to evaluate tunneling for a new line toward Roaring Brook. Shale from the opening will be used by Public Works Director Revehe to improve roads in South Scranton.
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Woorkinen
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit
Irving Avenue
Maple Street
Public Works
Revehe
South
Sera Oto
Funeral of P. O. Moody Veteran Civil War Figure
Funeral services for P. Moody, Civil War veteran, were held at the Sandy residence in Scranton. Attending were family members and local comrades. Moody, longtime Scranton resident, participated in the Pere Donaldson capture and sent a cheering letter from Bradford County. Highlighted traits include love of home, friends, and neighbors. mourners included Mrs Frank Hlenberger of Middletown, N.Y., among others.
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PL Ool Maes
Sandy Residere
Loekuwanna Tivenny
Pere Donaldson
Bradford
Wother
Union Avis
Aloads
Prank Ilenberger
Middletowia
N.Y
N.Y. Sister and Brotherlies Iw
Coufin
Tuayerat
Tragedy at Vine Brook: John Costello Killed in Rock Collapse
In Vine Brook yesterday morning the news reports John Costello was killed when rock and debris tumbled from a hillside onto a vehicle he drove. His son Joli Costello was also killed and mutilated. Pat Costello and Ollie Ripe were among the injured, with others taken to hospital as authorities investigate the accident.
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Vine Brook
Joli Costello
Tlie
Yous Costello
Patek Costilly
Chiniter
Ies
Rock
Costello
Scranton to Buffalo Pan-America Expo Train Fare Special
Lackawanna railroad offers coach excursion tickets from Scranton to Buffalo for the Pan-America Exposition. Valid Friday November 1 to Sunday following, round trip price four dollars. Tickets available on the Smoke the Pocono line for cigar sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lackawanna Rallyoad
Scranton
Strike of the Scranton car workers widens closure decision
Amid a citywide transit strike, Scranton Hallway Co. plans to close today to curb crowding and prevent accidents. General Manager Silliman reports most workers have left, a new Providence road machine shop opens for 100 and three hotels will house workers until the dispute ends.
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Mitehedh Diy
Scranton
Cheneral
Sillimin
Drummond
Silliman
Providence Road
Mr. Silli- Win
Linden Street
Sillimmin
Diinager
Shaughnessy and striker tensions trigger company actions
An unclear report describes Shaughnessy facing charges over a revolver incident and tensions with strikers. It notes sympathy for Shaughnessy due to company actions affecting his ball, and mentions the strike leaders and possible concessions by the company amid ongoing labor friction.
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Shaughnessy
Jis Cotrag
Shittighnessy
Shinghnessy
Green Ridge Wheelmen Roll Over Backus In Bowling Clash
The Green Ridge Wheelmen defeated Backus with Moore scoring 24 high and Taylor posting a remarkable average. Scranton Bleylee hi betes announce Green Ridge to roll the team again tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Green Ridge Atleys
Moore
Taylor
Scranton
Green Ridge
Phantom Social at Hing Park Methodist church
A Phantom Social hosted by Prof. J. D. Buck's Sunday school class at Hing Park Methodist Church in Cuernsey hall featured guests in full white masks and hooded disguises with envelopes bearing numbers. Guests paired by numbered tables for a guessing game with prizes, while unknown-ghost piano and violin solos provided entertainment. Proceeds support the class talent fund.
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Cuernsey Hall
J. D. Buck
Hing Park Methodist Biscopal Church
Allethe le Bar
Mtheline Wilcox
Velie
Clases
Mitchell Day Shoe Bargains Offer For Miners
Mitchell Day sale in city offers three shoe items for miners. Miners boots, regular 2.00 to 2.40, priced at 1.00 a pair. Miners brogans, regular 1.25, at 0.75 a pair. Men’s double-soled shoes, leathers priced 2.00 to 2.75. Lewis & Reilly, 14 11 Wyoming Avenue, Seranioan.
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Mitchell
Lewis & Reilly
Wyoming Avenue
Seranioan
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Moders
Corbin Spring
Baby Bazaar
Alege
Ackawanna
BOS
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Pete Bieedh
Denim
Vinge
Haves
Mina
George Po
M. D. Flaherty
of Laws
Alfred Pennington
The
Demurrer
Olyphant Borough
Cramer
Millar
Horad
Janes
Hertuber
Gand
Wesister
Dave
Teanigialini
MalLiol
Meine
Biofllehal Pewition
Willy
Gilli
Cesties
Paul
Meare
Riolawoud
Kiew MK
Sanderoon
Court House
HC Eee
Gilliel Cracechella
Lakai
Waterelock
Yeas Institute
Almebin
Clvier
Lenge
Taster
Lehigh
Cliften
Geildshore
Pine
Pine Ayove Achool By A. Meffelfinger
Ohairinn
Dalton
West Abington
Mame Wand Cenhurn
C. B. Phangan
North Abington
Foo M. Archbald
Benton
Fleetville
Mise Aliee Plumimer
Ebvadonet
Creentiol
Millers School
Mie Della Snover
Booth
Mhioahwest
Meluelhin
Coyne
E. G
Coursen
Moody
Rev
E. B. Singer
John Costello
Pine Brook
Lackawanna Railroad
Mr. Silliman
Liac Pbone
Sceratton
Te Gener Weavers
Ogi
Sone
Pewee Telp
Cod
Withirowe
Teamipad
Seo
Cmiumodore
Guernsey Hall
Mitchell Day
Scranton’s Stationery
Prendergast Store
R.E. Prendergast
Washington Ave
America
Nore
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Jermyn
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Breschel
Etons
Raglans
Newmarket
King Miller
Spruce Street
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Krowa
Seowre
Faedhitlies
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