West Scranton Republicans Convene for Campaign Work
A large conference of West Scranton Republicans met at Co operative hall with county legislative and senatorial candidates. William J. Thomas was named chairman and D Jeremy Davis secretary as party organizers outlined plans for the coming campaign. Judge Vosburg and others spoke on GOP strength and records aiding workers and the 8 hour law and free text books cited as party achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Hall
A. A. Vosburg
John Courter Morris
John Penman
Llewellyn M. Evans
David T. Williams
John B. Jordan
Joseph Oliver
Edward James
H. L. Taylor
Charles R. Acker
Griffith T. Davis
BE. Robathan
W. KE. Johns
Morgan Thomas
West Scranton
William J. Thomas
David J. Davis
John M. Beaumont
B. N. Shirer
William T. Davis
John R. Thomas
D. Philip Williams
W. R. Hughes
Luther Lewis
W. A
Taylor
Renson
William Connell
Republican Party
Congress
Union Party
Marriage Announcements from Electric City
Miss Alice O Connor of Division street will wed Sylvester Gilles pie of Pittston in a nuptial mass at St Patrick s church tomorrow morning. Miss Elizabeth Horch of First street will marry M J Syron of Emmet street at St Mary s German Catholic church on Wednesday October 8 at 9 o clock. Frances Jordan of Thirteenth street plans to marry Morgan Sweeney of Lafayette street on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice O'Connor
Division Street
Sylvester Gillespie
Pittston
St. Patrick's Church
Miss O'Connor
Electric City
Elizabeth Horch
First Street
M. J. Syron
Emmet Street
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
Frances Jordan
Thirteenth Street
Morgan Sweeney
Lafayette Street
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Ivorite Hall
Open Window Club
Edward McLain
Thomas Hurst
Ru Social
Ripple
Sons of Temperance
Red Men's Hall
Electrict City
Green Ridge
Mary Evans
Rock Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Baptist Young People's Union
Jackson Street Baptist Church
John T. Jones
Price Street
Bellevue Breaker
Edward B. Davis
Washburn Street
Montrose
Minnie Bauer
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Strat Cemetery
Nellie Davis
North Rebecca Avenue
Clarke Brothers
Filler & Mackey
New York City
Finch Manufacturing Company
West Side
Peptisophs Soliciting Committee
Jacob Pfeiffer
Chestnut Street
Elizabeth Anell
New York
J. J. Davis
South Bromley Avenue
Wrightnour
D. D
On City
First Baptist Church
Joseph Ryder
Meridian Street
Cathedral
William O' Boyle
John Mitchell
James Gallagher
Harry Wood
Vulu Williame
Btuart
North Main Avenue
Man Charged With Threats to Kill In Pittston Saloon
Maurice Fagenbaum of 41 Emmet Street swore out a warrant for George Stark of Pittston after Stark allegedly drew a knife and threatened to kill a prosecutor in the John Roth saloon at Fourth and Emmet streets. Stark was arrested by Constable Clark and held on 300 bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Fagenbaum
Emmet Street
Neone
George Stark
Pittston
Clark
John Roth
Fourth
Emmet Streets
Finger Amputation After Tin Edge Injury
Mrs. Eugene Fern of South Malin Avenue and Synon Street cut her middle finger while washing a kettle. The wound festered and gangrene developed, necessitating the amputation to save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fern
South Malin Avenue
Synon Street
Loyal Crusaders Elect Officers at Red Men’s Hall
At a recent Loyal Crusaders meeting held in Red Men's hall, officers for the coming year were elected with the post of First sergeant of boys among those chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Crusaders elect new membership leaders for club
Edward Corless first sergeant of girls Viola Hathes second sergeant Bella Lance third sergeant Louise Evana Simon T. Evans and John W. Evans were elected to membership Those In charge of the Crusaders are doing a noble work and deserve support and encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Corless
Viola Hathes
Bella Lance
Louise Evana
Simon T. Evans
John W. Evans
Crusaders
Weekly prayer services and missionary meetings schedule
The Simpson Methodist Epiascapal church holds its regular weekly prayer service on Wednesday evening. The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet in special business session after prayer. The Women's Foreign Missionary society gathers Friday evening at Mrs C B DePuy's home on North Lincoln avenue. Probationers class meets Friday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Epiascapal Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
C. 8. DePuy
Lincoln Avenue
Funeral for Mrs. Clarence Kettle at Chestnut Street Home
Yesterday afternoon the funeral for Mrs. Clarence Kettle was held at 408 Chestnut Street. Rev H C McDermott led the service with a quartet singing sacred selections. Interment followed at Dunmore Cemetery with pallbearers Henry Singer, William Fowler, George F Kellam and Lewis Wenzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Clarence Kettle
H. Co. McDermott
Dunmore Cemetery
Henry Singer
William Fowler
George F. Kellam
Lewis Wenzel
North Scranton Gun Club Holds Sweepstakes Shoot
The North Scranton Gun Club met at Bialne's hall on the Boulevard for a sweepstakes shooting match using pigeons. Scores by experts were announced with Sickler first at 11, Curts 11, Raine 10, Trauger 12, Calvin 10. Nearby residents report various social notes and family updates including Florence Evans returning from Carbondale and several local health and home arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scranton
Biulne
Boulevard
Sickler
Curts
Raine
Trauger
Calvin
Florence Evans
Parker Street
Carbondale
Ralph Gillespie
North Main Avenue
Gulick
Loretty McCluskey
Jermyn
H. B. Twinlug
North Main Ave
Charles Bertine
Oak Street
Mies Laininn
Middletown
Wade Finn
William Evans
Behool Street
Green Ridge Notes on Funerals Churches and Wheelmen
Mrs M R Kiya attended Mrs Watt's funeral in Chibondale yesterday afternoon. Joseph Mortin returns from Buffalo after a month’s work. Colonel and Mrs Hitcheok hosted Green Ridge Chautauqua members. Christian Endeavor rallies held at Green Ridge and Second Presbyterian churches with talks and songs. A question box prompted brief speeches by leaders. A ten pin match between Green Ridge and Electric City Wheelmen set for this evening at the Wyoming avenue clubhouse. Green Ridge lodge officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Kiya
Sanderson Avenue
Mra. Watt
Chibondale
Joseph Mortin
Breaker Street
Los
Buffalo
Mra Fo
Christin Endeavor Society
Second Presbyterian Church
A. B. Dunning
Green Ridge Society
Uthmian
Alisa Ethel Shoemaker
Charles Chandler Jed
Wyoming
Green Ridge
Electric City
Green Ridge Lodge
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Teething Children
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy from a renowned female physician. It claims sixty years of use by millions of mothers, relieving pain, curing diarrhoea and griping, with a price of twenty five cents.
Odd Fellows Install Quiet Smoker In Masonic Hall
No 6 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be installed Thursday evening in Masonic Hall on Dickson avenue. The usual banquet will be omitted and a quiet smoker will be held, presided over by members of the Henry Clay and Gravel Train clubs. For rent one half of a double house rooms Delaware street inquire T J Snowden 419 Sunset avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Masonic Hat
Dickson Avenue
Hensry Clay and Gravel Train
Delaware Street
Inquire
T. J. Snowden
Sunset Avenuc
Funeral of John Armbrust Draws Large Attendance
The funeral for John Armbrust was held at his family home on Cedar avenue and at Washington avenue cemetery with Rev. Hobolin and other ministers officiating. A church quartet performed and pallbearers included four sons and two nephews. Separately a court case saw M. Walker arrest T. J. Connell's employee for assault, with $800 bail set. Additional reports mention Tripp’s bail, bond details, and various local society notices and a baby birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armbrust
Cedar Avenue
Herman Hobolln
Adama Avenue Germin Methodist Church
Reva
Dobolin
Hauser
Alderman Leates
Tripp
Justice Nichols
Abington Township
Gilbert Griffin
St. Aloysius
Total Abstinence Society
Pharmacy Hall
Grint
Leo
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hartee Hall
Pittston Avenue
Snengerrunde Society
Athletic Hall
Alder Street
Young Women's Christiian Association
John Coons
Cherry Street
Funeral of Mrs Madden Held at St Marys Church
The funeral of the late Mrs Martin Madden was held from the family residence on East Drinker Street. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Marys church followed by interment in the family plot at St Marys Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Madden
East Drinker Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Towanda
New York Central Railroad
Tulle
A. B. Baker
New York
Charles Sutton
Swarts Street
A. C. Mitchell
Wyoming
Irie Railroad
Meadville
J. J. Swan
New York City
Elmer Jackson
Erie Railroad
Youngstown
Miss Knthel Jackson
Honesdale
W. Ames
Green Ridge Street
Hawley
A. P. McDonald
Pike County
Mrs Sarah Morris Dies at Home in Svran ton
Obituary notices the death of Mrs Sarah Morris at her family home on South Iverett avenue. Born in England she came to Svran ton fourteen years ago. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Rachel Singer and Mrs R J Taylor. Funeral at 300 washburn street cemetery Interment with Rev BD Jones officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Morris
South Iverett Avenue
Rachel Singer
R. J. Taylor
Morris
England
Svranton
Washburn Street
BD. P. Jones
Young man jailed after tobacco shop dispute in South Washington
Henry Nealon entered Jacob Rich's store on South Washington Avenue and bought tobacco with a packet of cigarette papers. He complained the papers were short, became abusive, and threatened to kill Rich. A warrant was sworn and Nealon was committed to jail in default of $800 bail on malicious mischief and making threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nealon
Jacob Rich
South Washington Avenue
Rich
Nealon
Aldemain Ruddy
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today schedule
The dispatch lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western rail board for today with crews and timed runs. Mon Sept 29 includes Juxtras Kart Stevens Pushers Latimer, and Tue Sept 30 features Burkhart Wallace Maggerty Nichols and others with multiple round trips and crew changes noted for Sept. 29 to Oct. 4.
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BEPT
Stevens
Latimer
T. Hopking
Deviney
Walcott
Lungan
Peckens
A. EB
Hopkins
Stack
Ros
Nealis
Smith
BE. Wilmot
Tulsiday
Randolph
Hallstead Notes Farewell and Local Arrivals
Special to the Beranton Tribune from Hallstead reports a farewell party for Miss Murion and Miss Lillian Church, guests from Buffalo visiting friends, plus various local notices. It lists attendees, a resumed work post, a new job at Bennett & Co, and several birth announcements and events with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murion
Lillian Church
Bertha Wisher
Aliie Beetton
Helen Hutchligs
Kathaine
Caroline Merton
Joe
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G. W. Jenkins
Stark
Globe Warehouse Dress Goods
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Globe Warehouse
General News
South Scranton
Dunmore
THE
Chesterfield
Sumters Bros
Complete Outfitters
Remarete Ane
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
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Wallace
Maggerty
Nichols
Pushers
C. Bartholomew
Houser
Moran
Murray
Murphy
Jaumping
Shepers
Magovern
Guerrity
J. J. O'Malroy
Sinner
Baum
Nealls
Hallstead
Beranton Tribune
Epgar
Mark KK
Bidgar
Capoise Avenue
Brurdevant
Howard J. Sturdevant
Preacott Avenue
Hoy
Mra
A. BE. Sweet
Ehret
Warren-Ehret Company
Washington Ave
NEW Armory
VME
Sembrich
Metropolitan Opera Co
Powell's
Marx Long
Wilkes-Barre
H. F. Clark
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
A. Duty
Nhion
Zimmeran
Messenger Boy
Frank Deshon
Tily
Kirk la Shelle
London
Arizona
Augustus Thomis
Beason
Star Theatre Alm
Herrington
Monlay
Sher
Sal Devere
Dalton
Mim Lawn
Woodward
Ir. C. Bhafer
Beranton
KH. Ll. Buller
Shelter Island
Maurice Dean
New
Rene
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Dolan and
Lenhart
Tom Brown
Benton & Brooks
Jed Tietd
Maughan
Raymond & Kurkimp
Miivshelane
Ann Murphy
Crir Auction Ours
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