West Scranton Bridegrooms Crystal Hose Man Remain
A quiet West Scranton wedding unites Miss Michel Boldry to William Seagroves at 1207 Academy Street with a ceremony at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. Out of town guests include Mrs St Towers and Miss Pearl Hess of Moomsburg and others from Plymouth and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Boldry
Academy Street
Michel Mr. Foldry
Willian Seagroves
Chestnut Street
Willd Griffiths
John B. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Migs
Minnie A. Baldry
Hareee DeBow
Beukih Creiffith
Nile Gewi
Oltie
Cherles Boldry
Delle
Flow Kilhin
Luke Moffatt
Pittston
Crestil Pose
Molumbia Base Company
Seacrewes
Delaware
Hodeanly
Deliwiere
Bnt Healy
TS South
Everett Avenue
Crystal Hose House
ST. ‘Towers
Mise Pearl Hess
Moomsburg
Prank Aukeriman
Chelsei-on-the-Bndeony
Bhanele Dolph
Chirk
Mit
OO OM
Bengreves
Vessie
Phillipsburg
Leach Jones Weds Moruen Pinanel at Hig Wihekson Home
At the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W A James on Hig Wihekson Street the marriage of Miss Lech Jones to Moreun Pinanel of Pittsburg was celebrated in a beautifully arranged ceremony with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. James
Hie Wihekson Street
Lech Jones
Moreun Pinanel
Pittsburg
Epworth League Workers to Attend Elm Park Meeting
A large group from Simpson and Banbury Methodist Episcopal churches will join the city union of Epworth Leagues for an Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church gathering this evening. The Minbury circle will host a Halloween social at Miss Abbie Hancock’s home. Miss Helen Peekens of Blackson Street is reported quite ill. The Stephenses of Brooklyn Susquehanna County, guests of the Morgans on South Main Avenue, have returned home. Mrs Patrick Campbell of Grant Avenue is occupied with household duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Simpson and
Banbury
Susquehannie County
Morgan
South Main Avenue
Patrick Campbell
Grant Avenue
Local residents noted for illnesses weddings and community events
Several residents return from travels and recoveries while weddings are planned. Mrs Davis and others come home from trips to Hastings and New York City. Wedding plans involve Miss May Eleanor Jones and Rev Crawford at the bride's home. A Halloween social is announced at Mears hall with music by Prof. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weentie
J. 4
Brennan
Caleb Taylor
Bouth Everett Avenue
Hastings
Mee B
Slate
Ewetland Street
Mie
Mayo
North Lineola Avenue
Great Bend
Jennie Beddoes
North Main Avenue
Thomas Davis
Jozeph
John Bowen
John Deckelnick
South Main Avenue
New York City
Charles Shaw
Willow Patni
Mire
J. M. Francis
North Bromley Avenue
John B. Jordan
Clindichite
Minor Kreege
Mil City
Ansley
Addison W. Chase
Grace Wilitinie
Carbondale
North Garfield Avenue
John Davis
South Afiin Avenue
Cleveland
H. C. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
May Klean
Mears Hall
Prof
Lewis
Washington Camp
Songs of America
Washington Hall
Anna May Jones W
Josephine Burns
Central City
Jones-Emanuel
Harold Rentel
Zentel
George Burschell
Bursehell
North Scranton Hallowe en Party Planned by YWCA
The Young Women's Christian Association of North Scranton announces a Hallowe en party at their rooms on North Main Avenue Friday evening. The program includes line and vocal solos, readings, dialogue Our First Tail, and fortunes for attendees. Mothers are urged to attend a following program. no mothers meeting in parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Assocition
Hallowe'en
North Maho Avenue
Miss Vans
Jessle Welle
Alma Telford
May Thomas
Yiano
Muay ‘Telford
Bertha White
Samantha
Josteh Allen
Younus
Priddy
Kate Pemex
Af Jeemyn
Robert Merrick
Green Street
North Scranton
West Market Street
Charles Emery
Adams Avenue
Olyphant Yesday
Praleit
Smith
Philo Street
Green Ridge Lodge News and Local Church Notices
Green Ridge Judge and the North Independent Order of Odd Fellows attend a Stitt day evening gathering on Monsey Avenue for a sermon and second degree work. Several Green Ridge Presbyterians, missions reports, a reception for Miss Winters, and a Knights of Pythias meeting are noted along with local oblique references to community events and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Rth
Order of
Odd Wellows
Monsey Avenue
Stittday
Evenina
Ites
Mrunk Balfentine
Min. Messenger
Cauhouse Avenue
Williameport
Generdle Assembly
United Evangelical Church
J J. Williams
Foodhim Street
Linss
Brights
Matta
Dickson Avenue
Elise
Helen Hepes
Merthoe Bayles
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Wy Ob
Cort
Miss Tenis
Mes Jackson
Green Ridge Presbyterian Eluuwrel
A. G. Vee
John McCrindle
Miss Winters
Cumberland Gap
Lesion School
Wil
Mra
Nettleton
Wiashington Avenue
John H. Jordan
Green Ridge Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Nettleton Jal
Obituary Henry Grabe dies at family home in Pittston Ave
Henry Grafe, the citizen son of Councilman nid Mrs. Charles Gal, died yesterday at the family residence 427 Pittston Avenue. The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon and was private. Burial was in Pittston Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grafe
Charles Gal
Pittston Avenue
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Aid
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in children. It claims universal use in the United States by female physicians and nurses, with supposed relief of fever, diarrhoea, griping, wind, and calm for mothers. Price noted as twenty-one cents per bottle.
Miss Eunice Kimble Weds Joseph Slocum in Scranton Ceremony
A South Scranton wedding followed by a reception and wedding dinner as Joseph K. Slocum and Miss Eunice Kimble united in marriage at the bride's home. The couple, with guests from Scranton and nearby towns, planned a honeymoon in New York City after the ceremony conducted by Rev. C. Simpling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Daivis
T. A. Bumphreys
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mere
Benanuel
Plymouth
Pittsburg
Mise Jones
Qato
Sambel Powell
Lizzie
Mary Bmanuel
Reese Minanuel
Albert Merrit
Joseph Donnelly
Anna Montabelle
Pittston
Eunice P. Kimble
Joseph K. Slocum
Scranton
Epworth League
Prospect Avenue
German Methodist Church
Joseph Kk. Slocum
South Side
Mise Muniee Kindle
Paupack
Pike County
Midehem Ran
C. Simpling
Hawley Methodist Episcopal Church
Pershin
Mutelie ‘Bingham
Wisconsin
Jacob Munick
New York City
Rufus Bingham
al, Harding
Salem
James F. West
Anna and
Hildegard
William “Lesmar
William Burchell
Jacob Emick
Nora Loftus
Hugh Parry
W. KE
Alfred IX. Kellow
Alfred II
Killam
Walter Vettelein
Chester A. Pellett
Waite
George F. Killam
James A. Killam
Asher Silam
Hawley
Nina Doud
Tafton
Epworth League Entertains Prospect Ave Church
The Epworth league of Prospect Avenue German M E church hosted an entertaining evening in the church basement. The program, praised in this column, featured Edward J and Fred C Hausser in leading roles, a well received demonstration by Fred Ketckes, and duets by Schroedel and Masel. Other contributors included Mrs Edwin Armbrust A W Noll Joseph J Johler Mrs Fr S Hausser and Mrs John Schroedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Prospect Avenue
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward J
Fred C. Hausser
Fred Kettckes
Messrs. Schroedel
Masel
Edwin Armbrust
A. W. Noll
Joseph J. Johler
5. Hausser
John Schroedel
Defenders Face Twentieth Century In Season Opener
The undefeated Defenders of Providence open at St Johns Hall against Twentieth Century, with the same lineup that dominated last season. Metropolitan defeated the Defenders 16 14 in a recent friendly, as both teams boast a strong roster and eager to prove they remain top contenders this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defenders
St. John’s Hall
Providence
Providence Boys
My Covng
Rere
Rene
Local Republican meeting and community notices
A South Side Republican association special meeting is called for this evening at Athletic hall to discuss committee reports and district candidates. The Juvenile football team led by Edward Dunleavy issues a Thanksgiving Day challenge. Also noted are a St. Aloysius II meeting, student Harry McNichols injure, Knights of Malta weekly session, several ill or recovering residents, and a seventeenth wedding anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Republican Association
John &. Jordan
Strate
Edward Dunleavy
Tribune
St. Aloysius II
A. B. Govlety
WII
Pharmacy Hall
Harry McNichols
No. 10
Grant
Chiles Weisel
Irving Aves Nite
Willian Fleischel
Alder Street
Schley
Womans Christian Temperance Union Meet in Dunmore
The Womans Christian Temperance Union of Dunmore will meet in the Parlors of the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday afternoon at o oclock. Every member is requested to be present. at a recent session of Dunmore lodge No. 314 Independent Order of Odd Fellows the following named grand officers were present to install the officers elected for the ensuing term District Deputy J Harris Grand Marshal Honey King Grand Warden T Davis Grand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Christian Temperance Union of
Dunmore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunmore Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Intall
J. BE. Harris
Honey King
T. Davis
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Blood-Based Cure Claim
The article argues that chronic catarrh is a constitutional blood disorder, not a local issue, and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal remedy. It claims the tablets cleanse the blood and liver, reach the disease through the stomach, and provide safe, nonaddictive relief for all ages without cocaine or opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Odd Fellows Install New Officers and Funeral Notices
Secretary W OF Rhodes and officers as Noble Grand t B Marshall and others listed. Social session honored grand officers and visiting lodges. Rev Charles J Newing toastmaster. speeches by Judge Vosburg and politicians. John Le Jordan urged for Republican mass meeting and good seats. Funeral of John Harper noted with Independent Order of Odd Fellows presence and interment at Dunmere cemetery. Annie Sheevin funeral at South Minke street with requiem mass and Mt Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OF. Rhodes
Grend
W. OW. Brandon
Fred Thiammier
Noble Grand
B Marshall
Glee Grand
Grant
Harry Kiger
I. Ik. Bpencdr
FF. Clarrell
Harry Wiser
Grand Lodge
H W. Spencer
Charles J. Newing
Judge Vosburg
James Moir
Henry Chirding
Durvis
George W. Tharper
Calvin
Daniel Bingham
Hawley
C. M. Potter
Mast Drinker Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John le Jordan
Lackitwaxen
John Harper
Methodist Musseoal Church
Charles II
Newing
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Dunmere Cemetery
Charles Chamberlain
Peter Slegle
John Watrous
Richard Harvey
James Masters
Christopher Wickes
Annie Sheevin
Lnto
South Minkely Street
Rev. McNally
Mt. Carmel
John Galden
James McDonnell
James McGrall
Thomas Coggrove
Dominick O' Boyle
John Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Mable M. Boldry
William Seagreves
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Open Window Club
St. Brendan's Council
Yo Mll
Mears’ Hall
West Sermon
WNDU
Globe
Maude
Skinner
Globe Warehouse
South
Paypack
Basket Ball News
A. Kolb
Cedar Avenue
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rels
Lessee and Maniger
A. J. Duffy
Louis Mann
Hoch "Trig
Walter D. Yeager
Honoky
King Dramatic Co
Repar Torre
Briday
Siberia
Shenindouly
France
Rces
Aters
Huntley-Moore Stock Co
The
New Dominion
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
DIXI
Essee
Lande Marian Manola & Co
Perkins
Jennie Yeamans
Coamedienne Armour & Baguley
Fields and Wooley
Cerny
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
Goldsmith's Bazaar
Mark
Scranton Bedding Co
F. A, Kaiser
Lackawanna and Adams
Malta
Arer
Malta-Vita Pure Food CO
Battle Greek
Toronto
Canada
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