Temperance Rally and Father Mathew Cadets Meet in West Scranton
A large gathering of Father Mathew Society members and cadets attended a social session at St Leos Halls with addresses by church and archdiocese leaders. Plans were laid for the Father Mathew day parade and armory ball on Adams Avenue, with Hayes Brothers Drum Corps engaged for October 11 and new cadet members enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Bt. Leno
Father Mathew
James H. Brown
J.C. Galligher
Malloy
Archbald Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Jeffrey J. Powers
Foote
Gilroy
Archbald
Edward Hurst
John Shaughnessy
Thomas McGuire
Laughlin McHugh
Willam Gilroy
John J. McLain
Central Park Garden
Adams Avenue
Priter
Tinmes Fleming
Oormin
Joh Shindhnesey
Eocretary
Morrie T. Wale
Treasures
M. J. Jen- Hines
I. Gallagher
Hayes Brothers
Drom
Jusie Wie
Rally day observed at Washburn Street church and Bible school
Members held a rally day with Propriate exercises. At 10 o clock Pastor J. P. Moffat spoke on ties between Bible school and church and members duty in Bible school work. The sermon text was Romans 12 11. At 12 o clock rally day exercises began with all teachers present and scholars from the villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Hev. J. P. Moffat
Hoe
Community Sabbath Service Details and Home Department Aim
The report describes a school gathering with expanded membership numbers and collected offerings. A school orchestra played, students sang Stand up for James, and prayers and responsive scripture readings followed. Mabel Spencer recited I Would Not Live Away as the primary department performed, with W. T. Hurall outlining the Home Department of Sabbath School Work and the Twentieth Century Movement aiming to enroll 600000 more adults nationwide. Attendance was very encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Moffat
Jesus
Misa Mabel Spencer
W. T. Hurall
St. Leo’s battalion plans banquet and prize draw
Members met at St. Leo’s yesterday to finalize plans for a banquet and social at St. David’s hall on Wednesday evening. The event aims to boost society membership with officers of the Diocesan union and parish workers attending. A reception committee includes Buckley Gilroy Degnal Devers Devine Mullen Tierney Tod Hoar Gerrity Connors. A prize drawing contest will be decided October 19 at St. Leo’s hall with prizes of 400 cash, a final prize of a gold item, and a third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
St. David's Hall
T. A. Gilroy
James Degnal
Mugh Devers
J. Hi. Devine
John Mullen
Thomas Tierney
Tod. Hoar
Michael Gerrity
West Scranton Political Club Merges With League Members
The West Side Republican club voted Saturday to admit into membership the Republican league members after negotiations led by W. Gaylord Thomas W. BE. Thayer and Charles Lanning for the club and William A. Phillips Charles EB. Daniels and Griffith Davis for the league. Members pay $1 and books close for applications in four weeks. The combined group aims to form a leading Northeastern Pennsylvania political club with hundreds of members including prominent locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Republican Club
Republican League
W. Gaylord Thomas
W. BE. Thayer
Charles Lanning
William A. Phu
Charles EB. Daniels
Griffith Davis
League
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Defecrating the Sarpath Crowds Bother Webersgrove
For several Sundays during the summer months a crowd of men have been in the habit of carousing in Webersgrove on the back road despite entreaties to desist by Constable Joseph Dean of the Twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webersgrove
Joseph Dean
Firet Ward Disturbance Signals Warning Ignored
A chaotic incident near the grove led to multiple clashes after Intex ennis were sold. Constable Dean was driven off while trying to intervene and warned of bodily harm. County Detective Levehon was notified and directed to the mayor for investigation and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Ward
Dean
Levehon
Little Folks Entertained At Williames Afternoon Party
Mr and Mrs Miebert J Williames of 1 South Main Avenue hosted an afternoon party on Saturday for their son Jared. Guests enjoyed music and amusements from 3 to 6 with luncheon served at six. Attendees included John Benore Ralph Williams Russell Richards John Moffat William Price Ebble Williams Harry Williams Archie Williams Thomas Phillips Leland Marsh Harry Edwards Lester Davis Brook Comerys Joe Gibbs Frances Moylan Philip Cruttinden Noyd Mason Marniet Thomas Ruth Williams Elsie Struppler Annette Howell Helen Mareh Ciladys Marah Edith Linbury Juily Wallace Margaret Comezys Ethel Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miebert J. Williame
Main Avenue
Jared
John Benore
Ralph Willams
Russell Richards
John Moffat
William Price
Ebbie Williames
Harry Williams
Archie Williames
Thomas Phillips
Leland Marah
Harry Edwards
Lester Davis
Breok Comerys
Joe Gibbs
Francia Moylan
Philip Cruttenden
Noyd Mason
Marniet Thomis
Ruth Williams
Elsie Struppler
Annette Howell
Helen Mareh
Ciladys Marah
Edith Lindabury
Juily Wallace
Margaret Come Ézys
Ethel Jones
Quiet City Wedding At Rev De Gruchy Residence
A quiet wedding took place at Rev Thomas De Gruchy’s Jackson Street home on Saturday evening. Miss Lydia Davis of Filmore Avenue wed Gwilym Lloyd of 140 Lafayette Street with Miss Rachel Lloyd as bridesmaid and Time Griffiths as groomsman. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street
Lydia Davis
Filmore Avenue
Gwilym Lloyd
Lafayette Street
Rachel Lloyd
Time Griffiths
Mra
Lloyd
Elde
Disturbance at Loftus Hotel Leads to Arrest
Fred Korgman of Price Street created a disturbance at Loftus hotel on West Lackawanna Avenue Saturday night and was arrested by Patrolman Davis. En route to the station he resisted and fought the officer. at the police court hearing before Alderman Moses yesterday morning Kotziman was fined for boisterous conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Korgman
Price Street
Loftus
Wesr Lackawanna Avenue
Davis
Moses
Kotziman
Temperance union meeting and local incidents in Scranton
The Catholic Total Abstinence union board met at St. Leo's hall to discuss temperance parade plans and other business. A central city livery horse bolted after a dog on Jackson street, causing excitement, as did a runaway on South Main avenue in Bellevue. St Paul’s Pioneer corps met at Masonic hall to address Father Mathew day parade matters and the thirteenth annual han quiet on Dot 1 was discussed. A cookbook tea is set for Washburn Street Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. The West Side Athletic club hosts its second annual boxing tournament at Golden's hall tonight. West Scranton bookkeepers and accountants invite themselves to a meeting for organization near Lackawanna avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Government
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
St. Leo's Hall
Central City
Jackson Street
South Main Avenue
Bellevue
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Masonic Hall
Father Mathew
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
West Side Athletic Club
Golden's Hall
West Scranton
Local Residents Visiting Friends Across States
A string of short notices lists Mrs Thomas J Price and children visiting in New York, Miss Margaret Griffiths returning from Kingston, Mine Inspector H O Prytherch recovering, and several families from South Main and North Main avenues visiting relatives in Syracuse Pittston Dalton Audenreid and other towns. Tudor KR Williams leaves for Cornell University to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Price
South Garfield Avenue
New York
Margaret Griffiths
Kingston
Kathryn Phillips
Academy Street
H. O. Prytherch
South Main Avenue
James Kennedy
Grace
Pittston
P. Gallagher
Jackson Street
William Simpkins
Bloomfield
N. J
Lafayette Street
Ella Williams
North Main Avenue
Maryland
W. H. Wolfe
South Hyde Park Avenue
Syracuse
O. D. Green
Mya
William Price
Moses Staples
Sumner Avenue
William Punlap
Dalton
Elvira Harris
North Heide Park Avenue
Elizabeth Roberts
Audenreid
Henry Moore
Jessie
Carson City
Colorado
William N.chase
Elizabeth Jones
North Bromley Avenue
Pittaton
Tudor KR. Williams
Cornell University
Address orders to Sharkey in central city Hyde Park notices
To South Side central city and central Hyde Park, Address orders to C. B. Sharkey, 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6682.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Disgraceful brawl on Pattnton avenue near Fig street
Yesterday afternoon intoxicated brothers Con and Michael Fajlon of Palm street caused a drunken fight at a saloon on Pattnton avenue and Fig street. They beat the hotelman, broke saloon windows with cobbles, and drew a large crowd as witnesses and locals intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattnton Avenue
Fig Street
Con
Michael Fajlon
Palm Street
Booth Mim
Kr. Melley
Grain-O: A Nourishing Coffee Alternative
Grain-O is described as a delicious nourishing drink replacing coffee. Sold by grocers, it is said to taste like meat coffee when prepared properly and aids digestion while strengthening nerves. It is described as a health builder suitable for children and adults, with price noted.
Periods of Suffering Give Place to Joy for Camden Woman
A Camden New Jersey woman describes months of painful menses uterine and ovarian trouble and a near death from flooding. After consulting Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash to restore health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Finkham
Mia
J. F. Steron
Camden, N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Boows
Mrs Macote A Boows of Wast Pr Pleasant New Jersey reports irregular menstruation resolved after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with restoring regular cycles and endorses its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Macote A. Boows
Pr. Pumasant
N. J
Indignant Ward Seethes Over Brawl as Arrests Feared
In the Twentieth ward a drunken brawl between Fallons drew sharp town ire and arrests are expected. Father Melley tried to intervene but was struck. the fleet was formed, and a raid followed. Forty Hours devotion began at St Marys German Catholic church with Mass and communion for many. Several visiting priests attended and preached. Laie Koeller was severely injured at the Lackawanna Road car shop. Martin McLauchlin suffered wounds at the South mill. Local residents Anna Dalley, Mrs Gallagher and daughters visited families in Wilkes-Barre and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senne
Fallons
Father Melley
St. Mary's
Peter Christ
Han Mast Wan
Adam Christ
Lebanon
Sul-Donoon
Aioh
Mhariva Goorkel
F. Straub
Hey. J. Dieperkamp
Wilkes-farre
William Brehl
Pittaten
Father Fricker
West Scranton
Father Disselkamp
Father Straub
Laie Koeller
Pittaten Avenue
Lackawanna Road
Batvis
Moses Tuyular Hospital
Martin McLauchlin
South Mill
Walsh
Anna Dalley
Hickory Street
Buffalo
Patrick Gallagher
Wilkes-Barre
BR. Kone
Codar Avenue
Funeral Notices From North Scranton Detail Two Obituaries
The funeral of John Martin of Keyser Avenue, killed in the Von Storch shaft incident, was held at Holy Rosary Church with the High Works Cornet band. Interment was in Cathedral cemetery. John McGraw also had a service at Holy Rosary with interment at Cathedral cemetery. Alfred John returns from Pittsburg. Lester Meredith resigns from G W Davier pharmacy to join F J John. Cumberland band to host a ball Oct 10 to fund new instruments. Peter F Regan announces candidacy for delegate to the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Keyser Avenue
von Storch
Holy Rosary Church
High Works Cornet Band
Willow Drum Corps
J. C. O'Toole
John McNulty
John Gilbride
Michael Loughney
Edward Padden
Philip Brady
Joseph Carroll
John McKinsey
Jono Brady
Patrick Gilboy
Anthony Murphy
John McGraw
J. J. O'Toole
Alfred John
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
Lester Meredith
G. W. Davier Pharmacy
F. J. John
Green Ridge
Cumberland Band
Peter F. Regan
Third Ward
Local Social Roundup Turns On Town Happenings
Mr and Mrs H F Smith of Monsey avenue return from Lake Winola. Joseph Chapman spent yesterday in Honesdale. Juliog Koch and Sidney Elisa spent Saturday in Factoryville. Richard Robinson won a large watermelon at the Huessing contest at TL H Stevens store Saturday. Miss Mette Harvey of Wyoming avenue entertained friends Friday. Eugene Schrowder is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Miss Marie Charlesworth of Marion Street visits Honesdale. Mr and Mrs P K Potter of Monsey avenue spent Saturday at Scotty called by a relative's death. Mr James Liepsley of Wyoming avenue spent yesterday in Wilkes Barre. Miss Sirew W T MacArthur had throat operation. it was successful. Miss Gertie Zurfluh of Delaware street was surprised by friends Friday. Wesley Everhardt of Gridland is guest of William Everhardt. James Stone of Walton is guest of his brother William. Green Ridge Odd Fellows to elect officers Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Smith
Monsey Avenue
Lake Winola
Joseph Chapman
Honesdire
Juliog Koch
Sidney Elisa
Factoryville
Richard Robinson
TL. H. Stevens
M@etle Harvey
Wyoming Avenue
Eugene Schrowder
Marie Charlesworth
Marion Street
Honesdale
P. K. Potter
Scoty
James Liepsley
Wilkes-Barre
Sirew
W. T. MacArthur
Misa Gertie Zurfluh
Delaware Street
Wesley Everhardt
Gridland
Wayne County
Wiliam Everhardt
James Stone
Walton, N
William
Dickson Avenue
Green Ridge
Odd Fellows
Special School Meeting Notices From Old Listings
The fragment lists names and addresses with a note of a special school meeting and advertising period ending September 5. Names include Myre Adie Hrlegs J Coxe Mrs Doherty Mrs Jon iiil phin Fanny Gritin Nickel McChonnelly M J McIntyre H B Sicktes Mrs Henry Wilters Antonio Angrisant and Pasquall Calnsiena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetlers
Myre
Adie
Henry Wilters
Green Ridge Street
Monror Avene
Antonio Angrisant
Breminia Loettleri
Pasquall Calnsiena
Local board to resume after retiring officers leave
The board will reconvene tomorrow evening after the meeting adjourned Friday with the retirement of Director Miller and Spencer. A slate of candidates for the business course teacher position includes John A. Irwie John M. Gunster J. N. Tompkine Mary F. Kearney Daley Lo McCrory Thomas McHale and others from Scranton Wilkes Barre and Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpworth League of the Method Mist
Henry Prolgar
Bunalo
M. J. Polaar
Mies Myrtle Burne
Apply
Carbonible
Albert Comstock
Sitco
Father Mathew
George Fritz
Bloom Street
FL. M. Hoderick
Cherry Street
Honesdale
Mise Marenret Golden
Chestnut Street
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton Ftove Works
Neptune Fire Company
Depew
North Binkely Streets
John Banks
Alm Street
Mre & L. Atkinson
Hawley
Benjamin McMillan
Swartz Street
Obituary notices for Reid and others in city area
Alfred J. Reid of 110 North Bromley avenue died Saturday at 1 PM after a week with pneumonia. He worked in the f e a t business with brother W A Reid at wt Jackson Street and belonged to Council No 17, Junior Order United American Mechanics. His wife and three children survive. funeral tomorrow at 1:30 PM at Joselock with interment in Pittston cemetery. Also: Mrs J Crawford of 55 North Hyde Park avenue died Saturday morning after a 16 month illness born in Orange County New York. Survived by husband and children Willa H Fred Jr Margaret Jessie Bertha Florence. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM. interment Wardburn Street cemetery. Thomas J Gerrity of 522 Gibson street died Saturday morning at age ?. survived by three daughters and two sons Mrs RB Vorbt of Von Storch avenue, Mrs James Waterh of Capouse avenue, Sarah at home, James in the US Infantry at Pinar Del Rio, Cuba, and Thomas. John Kelley of 101 Pittston avenue died Friday night after an illness of one month. survived by wife mother and one brother. Funeral this morning at 10 AM from home with services at St Johns Church. interment Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Reid
North Bromley Avenue
Trocessed
W. A. Reid
Jackson Street
United American Mechanics
Mie
Joselock
Pitston
Tawford
Hyde Park Avenue
Orange County
New York
Simpson Methodist Apiocopal Church
Willa H
Fred
Margaret
Jessie
Bertha
Florence Crawson
Wardburn Street
Thomas J. Gerrity
Gibson Street
Mra
RB. V. Vorbt
von Storch Avenue
James Wateh
Capouse Avenue
Sarah
James
Flest United States Infantry
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Thomas
John Kelley
Pittston Avenue
St. John's Church
Cathedral
Senator Heveridge and Nagasaki encounter reveal age old tales
A mangled account recalls Senator Heveridge meeting US Consul Harris in Nagasaki as officers from the Tenth Pennsylvania, en route from Manila to San Francisco, paused to pay respects. The consul praises the visiting senator, while officers debate ages and loans, amid confusion and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heverides
Senate
Nagasaki
Japan
United Sttates
Karris
Wabash
Bod
Deveridee
Mark
Tenth Pennsylvania
Manila
San Francisco
Harris
Heveridge
Harris Wall
United States
Iadiana
Pennsylvaniane
Bonator Ponone
Tmenroxe
Erled Harris
Moses Penrosc Hia Ison Whelaimere
Tdi
Penrose
Con
Indiana Politics Prompted By Financial Missteps
A fragment suggests discussion of political maneuvering in Indiana tied to a figure who mishandles money. The text hints at a local or state context where fiscal mismanagement becomes a political issue and may influence public perception or decisions.
Governor in Blue Jeans and a No Shoes Policy
In a tale of Indiana politics, James Voorhees recalls Governor Williams known for frugality and frontier grit. A visiting General Manson pushes for favors, but the governor rebuffs him, prompting a quip about a man who wears no shoes, then Voorhees offers courtesy to the visitor in the governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Voorhees
Washington
Indiana
Willams
Geren Manton
Manveot
Terre Honte
Lincoln
Vincennes
Harrison
Weclent
Mage
Mr. Voorhees
Manson
Open the Door of the Soul to Joy and Sympathy
A lyrical piece urges opening the door to welcome air light and benevolent thoughts. It promises that strong, pure feelings will bloom, bringing grace and sweetness beyond conflict, inviting angels to enter unnoticed.
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West
Lackawanna Valley
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
BT. Leo'r Battalion
Dent
Neptune
Globe Warehouse
Davis-Lloyd
General News
South Scranton
Leerren
Mas Firm
Brown
North Scranton
Dunmore
Tribune
Lackawanna Avenue
Paris
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Keis
Lessees
H.R. Long
Queen OF Chinatown
Philadelphia
May Irwin
Favotte
Academy OF Music, Buxounder & Reis
Ropes 2
Katherine Rover
Up To Dite
Opemene
Sardou
Tiadam
Sans Gene
Matinees
Tom McIntosh
Dixie
Hoey & Norton
Patent Record
Baltimore
Matthews Broa
H. C. Sandereon
Siriciere
Vewulney
Pere Egierged
Sue
Moore
Chichester
Ian Dia
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