Mothers meetings boost school cooperation at Public School No 19
Miss Josie Leen leads a pilot of monthly mothers meetings at Public School No 19 with twenty mothers attending. A program of recitations songs and instruments followed by addresses by Miss Susan Dickinson and Miss Lees fosters parent involvement and better understanding of school life. The event marks the first of regular sessions to strengthen home school collaboration and support for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Lees
Josie Leen
Miss Joon
Mal Moser
Verna Gould
Laura Jarvis
Hattie Saunders
Lillian Toohey
Fred Shelton
Hawley Gould
Charles Hutchinson
Cora Cramer
Olivia Reese
Arthur Kresky
Saunders
Jones
Reese
Moser
Susan Dickinson
Lees
Surprise party honors Miss Helen Thivis in city home
A surprise party for Miss Helen Thivis of Sumner avenue was hosted by Mrs. J. L. L. Travise on North Main avenue Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed games and dancing before ample refreshments. Music was provided by Professor Howells, the blind musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thivis
Sumner Avenue
J. L. L. Travise
North Main Avenue
Miss Davis
Professor Howells
Washburn Street
Local Folks Taken Up with Visits and Guests
Miss Myrtilla Kramer of 128 North Hyde Park Avenue has taken a position in the music store of J. L. Travies, newly opened on Spruce Street. Various residents including Mr and Mrs George Warner of Towana and Rev Peter Roberts of Olyphant host and visit friends in the area. Joseph Oliver, Fifteenth ward councilman, is again chosen grand national secretary of the Loyal Knights of America at Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtilla Kramer
Hyde Park Avenue
J. L
Travies
Spruce Street
Mallcarrier
J. Hy Phillipa
Waahturn Street
Mra. Starkweather
Superior
Wrs
Tillie Adame
Price Street
Bethlehem
George Warner
Towana
West Side
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
P. H. Warren
Lincoln Avenue
William N. Williams
T Plymouth
Newh Sumner Averse
Mies Marthe Kimble
Berwick
William Ludwie
North Bremley Avenue
Wilkes- Harre
Mise Jennie Fryans
Price
William Sweeney
Twentyfirst Street
Wilkes-Barre
Emily
David Jenkins
New York City
Sol Jones
Lizerne Street
Mary Mitchell
Meridian Street
Two Funerals Noted on Archbald and Bromley Avenues
The funeral of Edith, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John L Davis of Archbald street, will be held this afternoon with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Esther, two year old child of Mr and Mrs John L Meredith of North Bromley avenue, funeral held yesterday from the residence with many friends present and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
John L. Davis
Archbald Street
Washburn Street
Esther
John L. Meredith
North Bromley Avenue
Wace
Popular Priced Dress Goods Sale Announced
A one week sale offers discounted dress goods to boost business during hot weather. The announcement notes the sale aims to echo through local hills and valleys until Christmas, when fall and winter dress selling ends.
Dress Selling Extraordinary Offers Deep Discounts
A promotional notice advertises an extraordinary dress sale offering daily gowns at unusually low prices for the week. It urges shoppers to act quickly to secure bargains, noting that prices are lower than ever seen in Dress Selling Extraordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Lot One Five Dollar Crochet Sultings in Color Range
Lot one offers crochet sultings priced at five dollars each. The sale showcases a splendid range of color combinations across 38 inch pieces.
Vintage Textile Sale Describes Two Tone Suitings
An advertisement lists 35 pieces of 38 inch novelty suiting cloths in two tone combinations including Purple and Black Garnet and Black Myrtie and Black Cardinal and Black. Three color groups in navy green brown green and Black. Seventy pieces available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie
Silk and Wool Novelty Fabrics in Varied Colorways
Twenty five 38 inch twine weave suiting pieces in attractive color mixtures. Thirty five pieces of silk and wool novelty cloths in Old Rose Green Black Green Brown Green Black Grey Navy Grey palettes. Twenty pieces 38 inch all wool broken check tiltings in medium fall shades. Your choice of styles.
West Side Business Directory Listing and Ads
MIS FENTON clairvoyant and penologisal 412 North Main avenue Second hand furniture cash for anything you have to sell furniture stores tools etc Call and see the stock of J C King Tl to 708 Weat lack awanna avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
MIS
Fenton
North Main Avenue
J. C. King
Awanna Avenue
Saengerrunde Halls to Robe New Name in Scranton History
South Scranton notes the Saengerrunde Hall formerly Natter’s hall will adopt a new name after thorough renovation. The Scranton Saengerrunde hosted an annual entertainment with Germania Band, Saengerrunde and Younger Maennerchor performances, a choir, and dancing. Community leaders and officers were listed, with a forthcoming regime change and new officers announced. A surprise party honored Miss Ligsie Duebel at Cedar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerrunde
Natter
Scranton Saengerrunde
Germania Band
Anton Fisch
Liederkrang
Saenverrunde Choir
Ari
Hickory Street Presbyterian church marks tenth anniversary
A social by the Young People's society of Hickory Street Presbyterian church celebrated the society’s tenth anniversary on Thursday evening. The day’s notices include funeral services for Mrs. Jacob Hunts from Maple Street with Rev. John North officiating at Pitts ton Avenue cemetery. Flowers were carried by Henry Walters and Henry Zeigler. pallbearers listed as Charles Heuster George Reheuer August Wermeyer John Hahn Conrad Beckerly Peter Rosar. Lizzie Satelmayer, five, of Stone Avenue and Cherry Street, slated for tomorrow’s funeral. Also noted are the South Side YWCA fall opening and educational rally and a Cedar Avenue visit by Mrs. Peter Robling and Celesta. Crystal Laundry ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
North End Lumber Company
Bernard
Davis
Clarence Atherton
North Main Avenue
F. B. Hodgeon
Amelia Avenue
Wyoming
Edith Morgan
New York City
W. A. Williams
Oak Street
John Lazar
Nashville, Tenn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wayne Avenue Baptist Church
W. F. Davis
W. G. Watiine
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Geil
Mises Exlith Wilcox
Parker Street
Mt. Pocono
Jerome Sykes
Berwick
Stanley Walters
Cecelia Walters
W. G. Watkins
Chinchilla
Edward Kelfer
Henwood
College of Pharmacy
F. G. W. Bochal Club
Andrew Tuttle
Diamond Avenue
George Smith
Calvin Smith
William Johnson
Giles Philo
Wchard Herron
Alsana Klingle
Beatrice
Florence Rhule
Roy
Hubert White
Fugene Leach
William Mumford
Tuttle
Je L. Mirtz
Anna Breaser
Frances Krauminger
Amelia Hartman
Fdna Powers
Minnie Fickus
Anna Sal
Louisa Sternile
Louisa Kellerman
Mattie Linn
Lena Scheuer
Fred Kranacher
Mina Weisser
Cora Schedile
Mersrs
Eugene Saul
Phillip Mirta
Fred Weirich
Fred New
Chariie Miller
Frank Walter
Otto Weinshank
George Wirth
Guatie Graff
Fred Lentee
George Rosa
Henry Walters
Henry Zeigler
Charles Heuster
George Reheuer
August Wermeyer
John Hahn
Conrad Beckerly
Peter Rosar
Lizzie
Charles Satelmayer
Stone Avenue
Cherry Street
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Peter Robling
Celesta
Cedar Avenue
Mt. Cobh
Local Social Notes From Green Ridge and Surrounding Areas
Green Ridge residents enter tain guests from Clifford and Afton as Miss Anna Wright returns home from two week visit. Mrs Fuller and daughter Jo sie Monsey avenue stay in New York city this week while W A Wright travels to New York state. Mrs Wesley Kimball East Market street hosts relatives at Dyherty. Mrs H S Harvey Southport Conn. visits Ridge friends. Miss Emmaa Brundage Dickson avenue spends days in Dunmore. Mr Gilroy Delaware street is confined at home due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Warding
Fordham Street
John Johnson
Clifford
Anna Wright
Monsey Avenue
Afton
Fuller
Josie
New York City
W. A. Wright
New York State
Wesley Kimball
East Market Street
Dyherty
H. 8. Harvey
Southport
Conn
Ridge
Emmaa Brundage
Dickson Avenue
Dunmore
Gilroy
Delaware Street
Local notices from Dunmore and area events
Dunmore family Curtis Wild depart for Pike and Wayne counties for hunting and fishing. Orin Bidwell relocates his family to a Smith property on Cherry street. Fredie Paffrey breaks an arm at home on Brook Street. this is the second break in the same arm recently. Dunmore Council No. 1022 plans its second anniversary on Oct. 16 with a grand entertainment. C. B. Johnston and others to attend. St Stephen Commandery Knights of Malta to meet Monday in Masonic hall. Colonial Council No. 27 Daughters of America to institute a sister lodge at Petersburg on Tue Oct 5 at Shultz's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Wild
Pike
Wayne Counties
Orin Bidwell
Smith Properties
Cherry Street
Fredie
Dave Paffrey
Brook Street
Dunmore Council
United American Mechanics
C. B. Johnston
St. Stephen Commandery
Knights of Malta
Masonic Hall
Colonial Council
Daughters of America
Sleter
Petersburg
Shultz
Minooka News Briefs Mention Visits and Local Happenings
Minooka reports Lizzie McDermott of Minneapolis visiting friends here. Mrs. Hanora Price leaves for Peoria Wisconsin. The Lackawannas host the home team on the ground Sunday. William Toole travels to Fairbank Minnesota for school. Rumor links Mike Kane to a possible 15 round bout with John Tighe. A child of John Casey died last evening from cholera infantum. Miss Mary A. Sullivan visits Pittston friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie McDermott
Minneapolis
Minn
Hanora Price
Stafford Street
Peoria
Wis
Lackawannas
William Toole
Fairbank
Mike Kane
John Tighe
Lead Pipe Thieves Held After Heir of Evidence
At a hearing before Alderman Howe Willie Call turned state's evidence aiding proseuction in the lead pipe theft case. Two other boys Thomas Cavenay and George Early, both under 14, are held on $300 bail. Prosecutor W A Wiedenbush announced the haufhold house burglary involved Arnold Kline and the stolen lead pipe. Call was not prosecuted and Kline was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Howe
Willie Call
Thomas Cavenay
George Early
W. A. Wiedenbush
Young Call
Arnold Kline
Haufhold
Call
Kline
Special Train and Steamer Tours to Klondyke Gold Fields
Travel prospectus for a Klondyke Gold Fields tour via special train to Seattle and steamer to St Michaels with connecting steamer to the Gold Fields. Departure Buffalo midnight March 9, Seattle March 16, sleeping cars and lowest rates, tickets through to Klondyke, inquiries to F J Moore Nickel Plate Road Buffalo NY. Also notes Dallas Fair Dog and Poultry exhibits September 28 to October 1 with extensive tents and new buildings, trains hourly and lowest railroad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondyke Gold Fields
Seattle
St. Michaels
Gold Fields
Buffalo
Klondyke
F. J. Moore
Nickel Plate Road
Exchange St
N. Y
Dallas Fair
Dallas
Cure a Cold in One Day Offer and Rail Schedule Notice
To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25 cents. Sleeping car in New York via Lehigh Valley RR may be occupied at Wilkes-Barre after 12 p.m. Arrive New York 8:23 a.m. Tickets at Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
Sheriff Auctions Numerous Scranton Properties in Arbitration Room
Sheriff Clemons sold numerous Scranton area properties in the arbitration room yesterday. Items included the Eureka Laundry Company in Beranton to McAskie Van Nort and Zimerman for unspecified price, and properties across Scranton Moosic Dunmore and Winton to building associations and individuals with varied considerations. Names include L D Warner P J Hoar Salome Hessing Ethel Glynn P C Connelly King Bros Philander Hornbacker Ann Booka and Hannah Peters with multiple buyers and assignees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Laundry Company
Beranton
McAskie, van Nort and
Zimerman
STI
Ap Tae
Laulee Schraumer
Exenttrix
Serahton
Industrial Building and Loan Association
L. D. Warner
Moosic
H. Welles
P. J. Hoar
Clark's Green
Horn
John Stankoski
Winton
Anthracite Building and Loan Association
Salome Hessing
Scranton
Sophia Miller
Ethel Glynn
Old Forge
Warren & Kapp
P. C. Connelly
Mary Fi. Davis
West Side Bank
John W. Pinnell
Dunmore
John Shefer
Hannah R. Peters
M. J. McAndrew
Red. Richards
Eel Gilmora
Community Notes and Church Services in the Borough
Foreman R J Uren leaves to join his family in Lancaster. New residence of E W Swingie nears completion. Mrs Myra Oakley visiting Carbondale friends. Odd Fellows elect officers for coming term. Rev Dunn to preach at Presbyterian church. Minnie Warner from New York visiting Wells Warner family. Peckville Baptist church schedule and Young People's meeting listed. Methodist Episcopal services announced with sermons on disciples and judgment. Quarterly meeting at the Methodist church last Friday. Police praised for Sabbath order. citizens urged to support peacekeepers. Dallas Fair dates announced September 28 to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Uren
Ontario
Lancaster
E. W. Swingie
White
Myra Oakley
Carbondale
Harperlodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
Charles Brong
Frank A. Peck
A. C. Hendricks
W. C. Oliver
Grand Lodge
A. N. Thorpe
B. K. Benjamin
Mr Dunn
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Warner
New Yorkers
Wells C. Warner
Peckville Baptist Church
Nev
Thomas
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. C. Simpkins
Epworth
Mpiscopal
Phage
Dallas
Whimpton Boy Quips on Bargains Revealed
A playful exchange from Puck features Whimpton describing his mother’s thriftiness. The boy remarks that bargains are once again a family hallmark as they are shown off with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Physician Famed Educator Credits Pink Pills for Pale People
Prof Bowman of Harteville College recounts a severe illness cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after failing traditional medicines. He describes nervous exhaustion, digestion problems, and a dramatic recovery following three boxes of pills. An 1897 Indiana affidavit supports his claim. The pills are sold nationally by physicians and by mail from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. $. Bowman
Hartsville College
Williams
R. &. Bowman
Harteville
Ind
United Brethren Churches
Lotte, Mich
Harts. v
Bowman
Crete
Hawrevilln
Tnd
KR. &. RowMan
Lynax
J. Scopper
Strats
Indiana
Williama
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Scheneotaly, N.Y
Professional Directory Entry for Architect Brown
Fr Office L Brown Architect located at Price Building 12 Washington Avenue Scranton. Listing notes professional practice services and office contact details for the architect in the regional directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
At Law
Commonwealth Building
Washington Avenue
Walter
FR Ofeice L, Brown
Price
Scranton
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First Mothers’ Meeting
Maggie Williams
Green Ridge
Sarah Denner
Helen Joseph
Alice Morgan
Taylor
Agnes Williams
Lisaie Fendwick
Gwennie Williams
Susie Davis
Mary J. Griffith
Maggie Davis
Lizzie Davis
Bether Davis
Mise Snyder
Mies Vanburger
Grace Travies
Carsie Peters
Jennie Phillips
Julia Thomas
Della Davies
Carrie Williams
Harriett Davies
Helen Davies
Mra
Miss McFerson
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Presbyterian Church
E. ¥. Harrison
Dennet
Meare Hall
Main Avenue
Order of United American Mechanics
Co-operative
Thomas Gilman
Hyde Park Catholic
Roberts
North Main
Globe Warehouse
Northis Scranton
South
WEROP
Herr G. Repert
G Mountain
Belection
Workingmen's Singing Society
Zlther Club
Quatleums
Saongerrunde
Bolo
SRE
Denman Herr
Zieamer
Soda
John Mais
Philip Graeff
Fred Kirchoff
J. U. Sewenker
Lorens Haberstroh
Berthold Schott
George Finne
John Simmons
John Schroeder
Henry Kelper
Charles Beleuch
John Stoeber
Clemons
Peckville
Humphreys
Maxey’s
Iit
The
Republican
Columbia
Nowman
Coe Lees
Hayaotee
Evens
Civen
Donobu
Lackawanna and Wyoming
Aves
Newark
Wyomlog Avenue
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
PR Kay
Penn Ave
Bateson, Wi
Lu Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
le Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
W. E. Allen
North
C. L. Freas
DR. & W. L'Amoreaux
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Frank BP, Boyle
Burr Buildings
Edward W. Thayer
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys At-Law
Paterson & Wilcox
National Bank Buiding Traders
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Law
Ney-At
Go and Oi
Board of
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
C. RB Pitcher
Comegys
B. Replogle
Eal Estate Security
Meare Building
Wichington Avenue
B. F. Killam
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Percival J. Morris
Hoard of Trade
Epward H, Davis
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Waeh, Ave
Seranton
T. I Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
DR. F. L. Mgraw
Sprucd
H. F. “Reynolds
P.O
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lacka Ave
Barring
JOB, Kuettel
Lacka Wanna Avenue
Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
I Huell
A. M
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Washington
ELK Cafe
Frankelin Avenue
Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Miegarger Brothers
Frank P. Brown & Go., Whole
Weet Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Wiliams’ Building
Post Office
Tilt Tribune
Linotypa Eemposttvis
Eiis Ulakly
Regio
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