West Scranton Mission Societies Hold Annual Meeting
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Washburn Street Presbyterian Church held its annual gathering. Officers were reelected: President Jennie Shanen View president Mrs T base, treasurer Mabel Crist. Papers on forecast and rails and home mission work were read. Communion Sunday planned with new member reception. The bulletin also noted the president’s condition worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home
Porign
Washburn Street
Burrall
Bible School
Moffat
Honesdale
Presbytery
Rm. Ed
William
Crowds Rally Outside Jenkins Drug For President Mikinsey News
Large West Scranton crowd gathered outside Jenkins Drug Store last evening seeking updates on President Mikinsey. Bulletin notices were displayed in the window as hundreds pressed for the latest reports, with the throng lingering after the last bulletin.
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West Scranton
Tribune
Mikinsey
Jenkins
LW Oulick
Pastor Revi K E A Boyl Attends Wil iam Phillips Funeral
The pastor of Ply mouth Congregational church attended the funeral of William Phillips yesterday afternoon. Services were at the family residence on Peterbone Wheel. Pallbearers named Frank Markey Thomas Pnevde Peter Chillagher David Donee David Williams Frank Rely. Honorary bearers listed William Steece David Meese Harry Watkins Arthur Williams Thomas Stodnes. The Tripp Slope Accidental Find attended the ceremony and interment followed at Cambria Cemetery.
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Revi
E. A. Boyl
Plymouth Congregational Church
Simted
Wiliam Phillips
Frank Markey
Thomas Pnevde
Peder Chillagher
David Donee
David Williame
Frank Rely
William Steece
David Meese
Harry Watkins
Arthur Williams
Thomas Stodnes
Sery Jones
Cambria
Mount Dewes man badly injured in buggy accident
John Holcomb of Mount Dewes was seriously hurt when his carriage overturned after his horse bolted at a Keyser Vaniey junction. He suffered a broken leg, possible internal injuries, and head trauma. he was treated by Dr. W J Davie and taken home in a precarious condition.
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John Holcomb
Mount Dewes
Ile
Myne
Keyser Vaniey
Lackawanna Tall
Holeond
Pa Crouse
W. 7
L. Davie
Social Gatherings Among Local Families Reported
Miss Eliswbeth Thomas held a lawn social at the Fourth Ward mission school on Ewetland street with tea cream and cake. Miss Mary Tavis entertained a large party of friends at her South Main avenue home with various diversions. Della Scahill of Archbald atyoot was surprised at her brother Michael Scahill’s home with cashlight games led by Joseph Murphy and guests including Julia OBrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliswbeth Thomas
Fourth Ward
Bertha Wade
Ewetland Street
Mise Mary Tavis
South Main Avenue
and Mire
Thomas Darden
Elizabeth Jones
Maud Darden
Jennie Williams
Elisabeth Williams
Jennie Richards
Filia Ziegler
Lottie Evans
Carrie Kelly
Mabel Tate
Elizabeth Hughes
Robert Manron
William Greeting
Marty Biro
George Thomas
Ieorge Williams
Robert Campbell
George Green
Frank Thomas
John Gritthe
Poo Tanne
William Jones
Lewis Howen
Henjamin Willian
Mise Della Scahill
Weekly Saturday Offers for Ladies Apparel
Our weekly sale features Ladies' Night Dresses in fashionable muslin with elaborate trimming, offered at reduced prices for Saturday. Fifty dozen gowns and neckwear discounted below typical value, with dresses and stiff fronts in latest patterns. Fancy ta f eta silks in fall shades available, including a five dollar waist special.
Pall Weight Hosiery On Sale Saturday
Stainless black cotton hosiery in fine gauge with good weight offered at 25¢ quality and 18¢ for Saturday only. A table displays the smartest fall hosiery for ladies, available in all sizes with extras and a 50¢ choice of any in the lot for Saturday patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reir Rere
Styles on sale Saturday at the same price
A retailer advertises a dozen different styles available this Saturday all priced the same. The selection includes VaRue patterns, circular stripes, sit stitchings, lace and drop stitch options priced at 25 cents each.
Price options for Saturday limited by last week’s kit
The note hints at few choices available and links Saturday pricing to last week’s kit. It mentions cul rig Half ee, implying restricted stock and unchanged prices from prior shipment. No specific names, places, or dates are provided.
Local names listed in a historical notice
A long list of personal names appears in the readable section, naming individuals such as Mary Caveney Delia Holleran Sarah Kelly Sarah O'Brien Mary Ruane Kelle Kellett Kate Kelly Martha Pry Mary Rainey Delia and Ruth Adama James Philbin Join O'Hearn Thomas Aston Frank Pry Walter Rainey John Cavanaugh James P. Kelly Thomas Dunnigan Harry Rainey John Denmatieey and Thomas Brien.
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Mary Caveney
Delia Holleran
Sarah Kelly
Sarah O'Brien
Mary Ruane
Kelle Kellett
Kate Kelly
Martha Pry
Mary Rainey
Delia
Ruth Adama
James Philbin
Join O'Hearn
Thomas Aston
Frank Pry
Walter Rainey
John Cavanaugh
James P. Kelly
Thomas Dunnigan
Harry Rainey
John Donegan
Patrick Garvey
Martin Gaughan
John Denmatieey
Thomas Brien
Harvest Time concert rehearsal and Sunday events
The first rehearsal for the Harvest Time concert is set for next Sunday after Sunday school. Rev Calvin Mare will give an address Sunday evening on education representing Bucknell. Ministers and their wives will be entertained by our ladies at the September 21 opening session of the conference.
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Calvin Mare
Bucknell
New Con- Herron
Bellevue Welsh M
Éoelawk
Young People's Society of Christs In Endeavor
Social Roundup Bloomsburg Street Area Hosts Various Guests
Miss Margaret Edwards entertained many friends at her Sowet and Street home on Wednesday evening with games and refreshments. News notes report visits and arrivals including Miss Mame Phillips of Jackson Street, John Conway of South Brontay Avenue, and others. plans include a Willion Connell Arithmetite Glee club meeting and local railroad events. several residents travel to New York City and Boston for visits or studies. a temperance meeting and community gatherings are noted along with sports and school activities in the Scranton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Edwards
Sowet
Ftreet
Howe
Mame Chillips
Jackson Street
Low
Vielt
New York City
John Conway
South Hrontey Avenue
Jias
Blomeburg State Normal School
Hyde Park Avenue
Mrs. Avery
Avery Station
Weer
Mise
Emma EK. Becker
Robinson Street
Hotiwe
Philadelphi
Dunel Jo Keane
Charu Mos
North Main Avenue
Misw
Tedo Ober
Ariel Bld
Willan
Willione
Old Porge
Salvation Wens
Noy
Merrew Yhlernach
Aline Kate Vines
Lincoln Avenue
Northerlns
New York
Eliale Achuaghiter
Merrie
George Wililis
South Main Avenue
Shipton MB
Hhateh
Durris
Lannian
Utters
Hay
Swethinl Street
Vailroud
West Scranton
Wallsville Fair
Moncuryville
Ty Jenkins
Myron Slee
Sweethind Street
Jingston
Charles ‘Transue
Kneein Avene
H. McDermott
Binypoon Methodist Episcopal Church
Oneonta In.yo
Charles D. River
Margaret McLaughlin
Ash Street
Beranton
Charlee HW. Newing
Joli Mo Wert
Hurch Street
Daniel G. Weatcatt
Daughters of America
Louis Engte
William Marsh
Annie
Martin Kenny
Brown Street
James
Smartin
Atlantl City
Kidward
Annie Murray
West Drinker
Lillie Swift
Felon
Byres Bee
Teens Sith
Sherwin Ayes Fue
Juche Wipholay
Sensible Man Kemp’s Pulam for Trout Cure
A dubious patent remedy claims to cure coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and lung troubles. The proprietor offers a free sample bottle to convince buyers of its merit, urging trust in this great remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Community Event at 1021 Cedar Avenue This Sunday
A gathering at 1021 Cedar Avenue Sunday afternoon at 3 45 led by Mrs August Kraft invites all women and girls to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elation Reome
Cedar Avenue
August Kraft
Local notes and society items from the Fordham homestead to Asbury Sunday School events
Mrs J Branley Bixter hosts at Capouse Avenue while Asbury teachers plan Tally Day with special music. Sister M Tsador visits William Kennes on Columbia Avenue. Road repair concerns on Hilton Sanderson Avenue as deep holes form from thin cover over sand. Ellen Dunning improves after appendicitis. Miss Bose Ritter visits Della Davie on Green Ridge Street. Hinorge Lindsay and Donald Mull return from Moosic Lake fishing. Mrs Manville of Carbondale and Mrs Ziley of Brooklyn visit Mrs M A Kaye on Sander Fo Avenue. John Wells on vacation at Pleasant Mount.
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Mra. J. Branley Bixter
Masten
Fordham
Capouse Aventue
Asbury Sunday School
M. Tsador
Anna Kenney
William Kennes
Columbia Avenue
Sanderson Avenue
Gionn
Larch
Mise Ellen Dunning
A. B. Dunning
Monsey Avenue
Mise Bose
Verd Ritter
Milton
Della Davie
Green Ridge Street
Hinorge Lindsay
Donald Mull
Moosic Lake
Miner Injured In Roof Fall At Gypsy Grove
Frank Gunner Dunmore of Drinker street, a miner at Gypsy Grove colliery, Erie Company, suffered a severe roof fall injury yesterday morning. He lost his right eye, dislocated a hip, and sustained internal injuries. Additional notices list church services and local social updates.
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Frank Gunner
Drinker Street
Gypsy Grove Calliery
Erie Company
First Methodist
Charles Dlenry Newline
Tripp Avenue Charlotian
J. d D. Dabney
Thilley Street Barthet
William Bhanger
David Spencer
M. Bundy
Miner mine foreman guides youth tour and local court hearing
Andrew Siglth the Inside foreman at the Mirarvine mine led a party of young people through the mine to view ore veins and the giant water pump. James Willhones of Forty Fort was fined eight dollars for being disorderly on North Main Avenue and jailed for thirty days after an unpayable fine. A trolley ride over Scranton routes drew crowds last evening while locals and church members hosted visits and social gatherings including a Chicken social at Memorial Baptist and sewing circles at Providence Presbyterian social rooms.
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Andrew Siglth
Miarvine
Peane
Janes Willhones
Forty Fort
North Main Avenue
Fidler
Scranton
George Seeher
Shen
Miner Morgans
East Market Street
George Speeder
Shenanton
Une Latwee
William IL Marta
East Market
Pieris Sinons
Church Avenue
Mistew Hinnehe Potter
Marie Mottack
Rachel Evans
Jitherine Davis
Mii
Aie Matthey Potter
Ella Marlow
Gertridle Finney
A Aisetter
Wy. Heusen
Arthos Witenfield
Daaniel Matthew
Hollittes
Charenomex
Barney Crige
Porkwille
Merere
Wii Snivder
Witiwen
New York
New Jersey
Lise No
Memorial Baptist Church
Winetons Hall
Wayne Avenue
Old Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
South Scranton Notes Funeral and Local Incidents
Funeral rites for Mathew Koelsch were conducted from his home and at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Father Straub officiating. The German Krieger Verein served as pallbearers and led the procession to the Twentieth ward cemetery as Rev Peter Christ preached. A hotel burglary at Power Kuhner’s yielded about $80, with police investigating, suspects believed familiar with the household. A Yunger Minemercher trolley party last night rode then gathered at Germania hall for refreshments. St Peters society plans monthly meeting at Br Marys hall. Mrs Barrett notes a misattribution of names regarding a recent legal dispute.
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Mathew Koelsch
Erne
Br Mary
Father Straub
Krieger Verein
Benys
Peter Chrixt
Krieger Veerein
Power
Kuhner
Yunger Minemercher
Germania Hall
St. Peter's Society
Br. Mary's Hall
Obituary notices for Olive Kelley and others in Olyphant
Olive Kelley wife of Dr Leotard Kelley died at her Lachawonia street home in Olyphant after a long illness. Survivors include husband and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet announced. Also reports the death of Walter Tinkham at Hahnemann Hospital and Patrick McGrath of Chinimore with brief survivor note and hospital timing.
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Olive Kelley
Leotard Kelley
Lachawonia Street
Olyphant
Olle Longstreet
Ste
Hawley
Tr. J L. Welley
Ter
Mra. Keller
Green Ridge
Mra
Monro Carpenter
ST. Longetreet
Roanton
W. Tt. Longstreet
Mansfeld
D. L. Longstreet
Luckawaxen
Walter Tinkham
Hihnemann Hospital
Cief
J. L. Tinkham
Clark
Sumit
Dalton
Finch's Foundry
Hinchilla
Police and Aldermen Hear Case on Thefts at Footaurant
A youthful suspect identified as David Ralakerhorkon was arrested after Dr. Wo OA Modiow testified he took about $10 in cash and valued goods from the Footaurant on Acts Avenue. Alderman Rinddy ordered the guard to hold the defendant on $60 bail after a tepid hearing.
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David Ralekerhorkon
Golden Gate
Acts Avenue
Thiralay
Wo OA
Modiow
Jaren
Rinddy
Kuysckerbovker
Footaurant
Teo
Allerman
Unclear historical incident prompts police inquiry
An account describes a sudden disturbance after a parade involving Commander Stevens of the Bennsrlianha department and an incident at a hotel. A young man and a man of about thirty five exchanged remarks and a scuffle ensued, with police summoned and a sheriff noted as acting commander in Scranton.
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Theatiok
Stevens
Bennsrlianha
Anting Eiinantin
Imediatele
Yesterlay
Evan
Choi
Eraoder
Scranton
Fifteenth annual Lackawanna Woman's Christian Temperance union meet
The Lackawanna County Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its fifteenth annual convention on Friday September 26 at Peckville Methodist Episcopal church. Morning afternoon and evening sessions include welcome by Rey Francis Gendall and Miss Crate, with responses by Mrs Minnie Black and Mrs Alice Harney. Afternoon looks to review the year's work as presidents of second branches present. Evening program features speakers Halees of West Platten and Ladhvone of this district with addresses.
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Oecur
Lackawanna County
Wenbeaties
AL OM
Halees
Bowling at Green Ridge Trophy Night At View Ridge
In the Bowie for the Soamane trophy at View Ridge Wheel, the Soamane’s trophy event saw scorers recorded last night. Kennedy, Nigh, Hn, Whi, and BO were noted among participants in the View Ridge Wheel men's event.
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Bowie
View Ridge
Aliens
Kennedy
Arrest Warrant Sought for Frank Ienesky
Brennan of Gibeon Street yesterday swore out a warrant before Mr Millar for the arrest of Frank Ienesky who resides nearby on a charge of assault and batterers. The warrant was witnessed by Special Officer Malcolm Myerva who found Ienesky in a salon on Penn Avenue. Ienesky’s wagon was not at ease and he proposed to Byers that they drive to the magistrate’s office. Byers agreed but was thought
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dein Brennan
Gibeon Street
Mighrave Millar
Frank Ienesky
Malcolm Myerva
Penn Avenue
Isnesky
Byers
Janesky
Faresky
Cente Spree Police
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West
Home and Foreign Societies
William Phillips
Tribune Bulletin Service
G. W. Jenkins
Holcomb
Rees
Mien
Globe Warehouse
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Syracuse University
Mise McDermott
Syracuse
Oneonta
Mise Agnes McAllister
Africa
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal
T. Hand
DR. Hand
Mrs. Manville
Carbondale
Mra. Ziley
Brooklyn
M. AR. Kaye
Sander Fo Avenue
Yeetorday
John Wells
Simpson Founders
Pleasant Mowint
Dunmore
North Scranton
South Scranton
Patrick McGrath
Chinimore
Larkwana Hospital
Illview
Pennevivgni Company
R. R
Iron and Steel
Franklin Ave
Sumter Brothers Complete Outfitters
Cleveland
Grand Army of the Republic
Peckville
Neesl
Frank Isnesky
Lyceum M
Tcfry
M. Sanwell
Nork
Geo. W. Leferer
Trans-Atlantia
Panney B. Smith
Ludwig Englander
London
Neil Burgess
Abigail Prue
County Fair
Ieee
Academy of Music
M. Reis
Tewee
DPR
Patni
Saturdae Niehi
Myrkle-Hwarder Co
Star Theatre
Megulyy
Public Safety
Te Vorweer Yeatorday
Abetter Aireeting
J. J. Kerker
We Department
Mevorder Cone Nell
Mr. Metin
Syette
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