Requiem Mass at St Patrick’s for Patrick Onlingher and Price Funeral
West Scranton reports a solemn high mass for Patrick Onlingher at St Patrick’s with Rev Loftus, attended by G.A.R. and Catholic Mutual members. Kathryn Price’s funeral followed at Keyser Avenue family home, with Welsh Calvinistic Methodist pastor Rev Hugh Davis officiating and interment at Washburn Street cemetery. Y.W.C.A. notes include upcoming meetings on September 11 and 16 at Scranton Street rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Rev. Loftus
Kathryn Price
Mitchell
Brooklyn—Y. W. C. A
Ninth Street
St. Tairickh's
Father Loftus
Iife
Fleveused
Colonel Monies Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Branch 44
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Captain Fp, McAndrew
Dennis Madigan
George Swingle
Richard Lonergan
Mrs Jerome Bisbing Hosts Brooklyn Guest Evening
Mr and Mrs Jerome Bisbing entertained Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs J Mitchell of Brooklyn New York. Phonograph selections were given and a number of May alights were taken. Te trenchments were served by Mrs Birbing. The guests included Mrs J Mitchell Mr and Mrs Sellinger Mr and Mrs Srett h Dr and Mrs Lewis of New York Misses Hattie Reynoble Sadie Edwards Messrs Jones and Tae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Bisbing
Mitchell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Birbing
Mre
Te Mitchell
Mra
J. Sellinger
Mra. Sretth
Lewis
New York
Hattie Reynoble
Sadie Edwards
Y W C A Notes Saturday Evening Social
Saturday evening all members of the Y W C A gathered for a social event. The brief notes mention attendance and activities planned, reflecting a community club rhythm.
Local gatherings feature dances and talks at area parks and churches
A busy slate includes an autimasl dame at Laurel TiN park on Monday September 10 hosted by Guy R. Melph and Earl Hollister with M Hoard to speak at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday September 9. W J Long to sing a baritone solo at the Wallroad Young Men's Christian association meeting. The Simpson church hosted a kineto scope and phonographic entertainment last night to a large, pleased crowd. Taids Auxiliary of the Railroad Y M C A enjoyed an evening at Mrs A M Frances home on West Linton street. Interment for William Reilly to be at St Patrick church with services this morning and burial at Cathedral cemetery. Open air mass meeting near Central shaft featured remarks by M F Conry and Timothy D Hayes. Floyvd Conner of Columbia county visiting. Mrs Mather Jones and daughter return from Take Winola. Miss Nellie Donnelly visiting in New York. Prohibitionists meet tomorrow evening in G Morgan's office.
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Laurel Tin Park
Guy R. Melph
Earl EB. Hollister
M. Hoard
Wallroad Young Men's Christen Association
Simpcon
W. J. Long
Epworth League
Simpson
Laurel Hei Park
Tailroad Young Men's Christian Association
M. Frances
West Linton Street
Integra
William Reilly
St. Patrick
Cathedral Cemetery
Central Shaft
M. FF. Conry
Timothy D. Hayes
Floyvd Conner
Columbia County
A. W. Murerave
Local notices from South Main area list social visits and meetings
Gomer Heese is named for a legislative nomination honor. David Rinehart visits his sister in Ninth Street. Mrs Fedwin G Hughes and children and Miss Margaret Thomas visit Middle Granville. Camp 43 plans a trolley ride at 7 40 from Main and Jackson. A meeting aims to organize another Daughters of Porshontne council. Numerous social visits and club notices follow including party hosts on Incheon Street and Republican club actions, with several obituaries and marriages noted locally.
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South Main Avenue
Gomer Heese
David Rinehart
Binghamton
A. F. Strickert
Ninth Street
Fedwin G. Hughes
Margaret Thomas
Middle Granville
N.Y
Will Jamesuon
Washburn Street
Lake Winola
Camp 43
Patriotic Order of Americana
Republican County Committee
Campaien
Elizabeth Shields
Evanscourt
Shere
George
A. P
William
Wisconsin
New York State
Hector James
South Lincoln Avenue
Mires Anita Morton
Colliery
Endness Company
J. Storm
Albert Crown
Clayton, N. J
Detroit
Stephen Dyer
Jackson Street
Heermans
George A. Cushing
Laura Miy Snow
Cresco
James Renninger
Henry Carter
Tenth Street
New York
William Newman
Aswell Court
Evan Evans
William Reese
Ackeray Entire
Tellewune Street
West Side Choral Union
Dewi Fant
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Church
W. W. Davis
Hyde Park Avenue
Debates and social events fill North Scranton church notices
The Welsh Baptist church Christian Endeavor debated the topic That the Chinese Are Justified in Their Revolt Against Foreigners with William Davis Evan Lewis David J. Williams and PD E Jones. An ice cream social followed. Funeral for Mrs James Golden set for Brick Avenue home with high mass requiem at Holy Rosary Cathedral Cemetery. Various local residents, visits, and society activities noted including missions meet at YWCA Japan topic, outings, Bible studies, and a Harvey’s Lake excursion.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Welsh Baptist Church
Messrs
William Davis
Evan Lewis
David J. Williams
PD. E. Jones
James Golden
Brick Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral
Jasper Griffin
Summit Avenue
Clark's Summit
G. Reading
Williamsport
The
Baptist Church
Jersey Shore
N. O. Patterson
North Matin Avenue
Reading
Scranton
Nelson Featherby
North Main Avenue
J. PB. Lauer
Philadelphia
Lauer
Short Avenue
Fred Rutley
Lancaster
Marshal Preston
Court Street
George Briggs
Diamond Avenue
Schenectady
N. J
D. P. Reese
Wayne Avenue
Lake Winola
H. Zeigter
Harriet
Port Orange
Sophia Evans
Bower
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Japan
Appleman
Parker Street
Miss Roe
Pen Argyl
Gomer Gaines
Mises Weir
Rescue Mission
First Hrletian Church
Harvey's
Tribune
Davis’ Drug Store
Henry Twining
Jersey City
Grain-O: A New Grain Beverage Pretending to Replace Coffee
An early 20th century ad promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims children and adults can drink it safely and that it tastes like rich brown coffee, available through grocers at a low price.
South Scranton Youths Raise Funds for New Organ
In South Scranton the Epworth League of the German Methodist Church on Prospect Avenue held a mystical entertainment to raise funds for a new church organ. Mrs. Charles Levert hosted a birthday reception as part of the evening’s attractions. The church room was festively decorated with towers plants and bunting as a crowded audience enjoyed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
Charles Levert
Epworth League
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Prospect Avenue
Birch Street
Beranton Athletic club sets fair preparations and season tickets
A large meeting of the committee on fair and the ladies executive committee at Athletic hall on Alder street decided on five booths and free interior decorating by Fuhrman. Reynolds Bros donated books, with more gifts promised. A contest committee and a printing group were appointed. Season tickets, valid for two weeks of the fair, will cost seventy five cents. A reception followed the meeting with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Fair
Beranton Athletic Club
Athletic Hall
Alder Street
Fuhrman
Reynolds Bros
James Hest
Charles Holer
J. Fuhrman
B. F. Moore
C. J. Mertz
John Schunk
Birthday Reception for Mrs Lewert on Willow Street
Mrs. Charles G Lewert of Willow Street celebrated her twentieth birthday with a reception at her home. Mr and Mrs Lewert hosted as guests included John Lewert John Lambert Fred Herman Henry Leheuch Otto Robinson Alfred Guthelnz Fred Heintz Philip Lewert George Lewert Lizzie Lewert and Hattie Lewert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Lewert
Willow Street
Otto Robinson
Alfred Guthelnz
Fred Heintz
Philip Lewert
George Lewert
Misses Lizzie
Hattie Lewert
George Lambert
Scranton Saengerrunde Elects Officers For Term
At the regular monthly Scranton Saengerrunde meeting held Wednesday evening in Athletic hall the new officers were elected for the ensuing term. President Philip Robinson leads. vice president John Muis. financial secretary John Greiner. corresponding secretary Max Ludwig. treasurer John J. Schneller. musical director Prof. Hemberger. The auditing committee will meet Saturday to audit the accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Saengerrunde
Athletic Hall
Philip Robinson
John Muis
John Greiner
Max Ludwig
John J. Schneller
Prof
Hemberger
Larceny case set as court date fixed. local notes
W A Connolly of Dunmore swore a warrant against Charles O Boyle of Olyphant for larceny of two staves valued at 25. Bail set at 590 before Justice William Mason. Hearing scheduled for Tuesday September U1. Switzer Maennerchor picnic moved to Lauchscher garden this evening. Banquot mill workers plan a Sunday event in Meadows. names requested. Funeral of Anthony Dougherty held at St John s church with mass by Rev J Melley. Lists of locals returning from trips and celebrating births, visits, and camping plans also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Connolly
Dunmore
Ruddy
Charles O'Boyle
Olyphant
Justice of the Peace
William Mason
Switzer Maennerchor
Lauhscher
Banquolt Silt
Anthony Dougherty
Trving Avenue
Hillside
St. John's Church
Er. J. Melley
Cathedral Cemetery
Mile
Tessie Scott
Fig Street
Mary Tigue
Cedar Avenue
Kate Manley
Mary Marick
Bellevue
Charlies Huester
Edwin Frants
Andrew Frang
Jacob Schank
Stroudsburg Fair
Judge
River Street
Misa Kate Kerwin
Him Street
Carbondale
Lake Lodore
Frank Kohler
Budenach
Pea Coal Delivers at $1.25 a Ton to City Areas
Pea Coal charges 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to South Ride central city and central Hyde Park. Orders should be sent to J. T. Sharkey at 1010 Cedar Avenue, phone 6684.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Coal
South Ride
Entral City
Hyde Pak
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Roosevelt Attacks Bryan At Michigan Rally
Coronel Roosevelt closed a Michigan speech period by blasting William Jennings Bryan, arguing the gold standard and Republican policies have lifted wages, prosperity and employment. He defended expansion, condemned Bryan’s prophecies, and urged unity to oppose the Kansas City platform.
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West
Patrick Gallagher
T. F.C. Club
Miss Wilcox
Slimpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
George Carson
Scranton Street
Main Avenue
New
Young Women’s Christian Association
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
No. I
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
South Scranton
Epworth League Entertainment
M. E. Church
Yoawee
Idcisiellestececes
Ssn
Eaeane
Hive
Stathon
Romusne Sprite
Mikepetrick Wind Linn
Rover
Grehestra
Christi Willen
Groeeman
Heine
Marci
Aene
Ravers Orchewira
Athletic Club
MR. Roosevelt
Bryan
Stan
Tin Thie Etengele
Ua Eee Howe
Lee
Lotocracy
Weill
Bevan
Republican Party
Riwan
McKinney
Tepublican Party
Ma Bevan
Heqvillican
Trypan
Megan
Tina Mill
Eipare
Hiryan
United States
Luis
Urvan
Heali
Savings Bank
Madison Square Garden
Aryan
New Traver Jie
Dryan
Chicago
Taemany Hall
Arran
Faleiferlay
Mr. Bryan
Mme Aaid
Todian Apolies
Peare
Trey
Spain
Philippines
Lawton
Lukon
de Bouneers
America
Net
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Kansas City
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Miteigala
Michigan
Ulingi
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Minnesota
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Seward
Ilinois
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Quebec
Jay
North Carolina
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South Dakota
Arizona
Proctor Clarke
John Proctor Clarke
Coronel Roosevelt
Severa
Grand Rapids
Bordens
EAGLE
Fox Babies
Asters
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
Academy OF Music, Buxousder & Heis
H.R. Browns
King Dramatic Company
Lawrence Eee
Thuralas
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Priray Matines
Leet
London
Veguier Howe Prices
Charming
Robe Katherine Rober
Aridboroun
Company
Killarney
Hasel Kirke
Luesdey
Dvily Matiners
Lyceum Theatre
Burcusder & Peis. Lesser. and
A. J Dofiv
Jowes
New Gaisly Theatre
Tenderloin
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