Entertained Friends at Oak Street Home Gathering
Misa Bessie Burns of Oak Street hosted a pleasant evening for a group of young friends at her home. The event featured games and amusements, with refreshments served late by the hostess, and attendees included Myrtle Hought Harris Marian erber Anna Williams Margaret McDowell VanDurer Minnie Byrne and several others from Scranton and local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burne
Glover
Misa Bessie Burns
Oak Street
Myrtle Hought
Hise Harris
Marian Erber
Anna Willams
Scranton
Margaret
McDowell VanDurer
Minnie Byrne
Sty
Sty: Messrs
Thomas Williams
Willard Oliver
Garreld Harry Davis
Stephen Apgar
Will Haag
Alfred Roberts
Howard Gritthe
Yohn Feeney
Samuiel Stanford
Win Jenkins
Alexander Duras
WI Allpaugh
David
Arthur
Social notes from Atlantic City to Niagara Falls
Personal items report Arline and Claire Fitzpatrick visiting Atlantic City. Mrs H Rader and daughter tour Long Island. W Morrie travels to Philadelphia for Mr William O Malley funeral. Aubrey Williams and Mary Contole visit Pipmouth and Florence McHale in Kings Summers. Miriam Falkerson recovering in hotel on Lambert street. Ha Barrett returns to Scranton after visiting friends for three days. Mrs William Chamberlain with Georg and Plymouth party depart for West, stopping at Niagara Falls en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline
Claire Fitzpatrek
Atlantic City
Mra
Pipmouth
Mies
Florence Mcifale
Kings
Isn
Miriam Falkersin
Lambert Street
Ha Barrett
Scranton
Thir ‘Ty
William Chamberlain
Willam Street
Georf
Yatesville
Plymouth
West
Niagara Palls
Examination Questions Spark Mining Ventilation Debate
A long fragment describes exam questions about mine ventilation, air flow, and safety procedures. It mentions mathematics on air volumes, natural ventilation reliability, regulators placement, and explosive risk, with scattered references to dates, places, and individuals. The text also includes an unrelated shop notice offering shoes at cost.
Local Gleanings and Social Notes Highlight Community Life
Local items report the Balls Social Club entertainment, Mine Workers election of officers, and upcoming Local 1311 meeting with speakers. Baseball news notes Eagle Hose defeat of Blue Orioles 8 to 1, plus a Springfield MA gift to the YMCA and camp plans at Lake Carey. Train timetable changes, a pneumonia death, a fatal railroad accident nearby, creditors petition in Sayre, and a novel language teaching method via phonograph and correspondence schools are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Jot Tiersey
Cork Lane
Destred
Ilent
First Baptist ‘Church
Benjamin Huhers
Eagle Hose Company
Blue Orioles
Springfield
Mass
Lake Carey
Joseph
Montrose
Springville
H.R. W. Searle
United States
Sayre
Bradford County
B.S. Smith
Thomas Ford
West Pitaton
A. L. Towner
Francisco
Towner
Creditore
J. M. ‘Hull
Eranton Tribune
Mo. A
J. E. Shier
M “Ynie Harding
Princeton
J. Edgar Probyn
E. X Jamon
Baby Crean
NEW Wethod
O'Brien
Her International
Scranton
Mies Dis
O'Br Bashie Omiee
Gazette
Messick
Ne Gana
Strike Developments Mark Pittston and Kingston Protests
A forced fence around Butler mine works near Pittston signals company plans to operate its washery soon. Kingston circulators accuse 60 men of unfair conduct, with companies promising action. Four men painting a strike sign on North Main were arrested, later found to have escaped from Water Street lockup. Council meetings set for tonight and tomorrow to push through routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F.of L
Ional
Tve
Butler
Pittston
Erie Company
Pont
Ital
Jerday
Kingston
United Mine Workers
Elre
Doycott
Meer Price
North Main Street
North Mainreet
Common Council
Select Council
Mrs Catherine OMalley Dies in Philadelphia
Catherine O Malley aged sixty three died yesterday at her Philadelphia home from blood poisoning. Widow of William Y Malley former Luzerne County sheriff, she left Wilkes Barre years ago. Survived by Austin O Malley Notre Dame professor and O Malley sons and daughters in Scranton and Philadelphia. funeral in Philadelphia at St Stephen s Church with Rev Father O Malley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine O'Malley
William Y Malley
O'Malley
Luzerge
Wilkenbarre
Austin O'Malley
Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvaa
Richard O'Brieh
Joh Barret
Scranton
Philadelphia
Father O'Malley
Stonien
Scranton Bridegroom and Hawley Nuptials Feature Local Weddings
Michael Coyne of Scranton, a playwright and musician, married Mary Zeephine Connors at St Job's church in Scranton in a ceremony led by Rev. O'Moatley. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Albany and Boston and will reside in south Scranton. Also in Hawley, Attorney M N Donnelly wed Nelle L. Mangan at St. Alphonsus church with family attending. the ceremony was conducted by Rev. Father B C Trnoon. The article also notes organizational efforts in Pittston area for dealers and several additional wedding announcements across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Coyne
Scranton
St. Job's Church
Mise Mary Zeephine Connors
Indfre
John Connors
Pine St
Wan
Father O'Moatley
Berents
al Hhany
Boston
Coyne
Faot
Mtr
Stes
Donnelly—Mangan
St ‘Atlomens’s
Hawley
M.N. Donnelly
Nelle ‘L
Buue Ang
B.C. Trnoon
Wales
Etaloke
Frantry
Nandlenke
Mr. Connell
M. J. Mulbal
Wilkes
Onnell
Implicy
James Egg
Stee
Thomas
Mangan
Charlie
Alfred K
Theodore E
Connell
James G
Mra
Canulry
Charles W. Fullo
Noyie
Donnelly
Iterau
Peayateerenens Prombed Place
Mocanna
Hanahoe
John Me ‘Canna
Johnstown
Mary Hanahoe
Elizabeth
Oregon
St. John's Church
Thomas Durns
Catherine Hanahoe
Slater
O'lock
James ‘A. Donnelly
Port Grimith
Mary Mullen
James Gerrity
Hannah A | Tagher
Delock
Father Miedta
Lost and Found Notices and Local Social Notes
A collage of small ads and social items: lost brooch at Gazette office and a fountain pen with $1 reward to Rev F.P. Harrington. furnished rooms for rent at 104 Broad, Pittston and No 149 William St. Lake Grove House bus meets the Lake Carey train. a Pleasant Surprise Party for William Adrian Jr on Center Street with games, singing and photos. several residents listed among attendees and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Avenue
Brown
Nafus
Gazette Offee
F.P. Harrington
Chireh
Onna MeCana’s
Tor Tront
Wiliam St
Broad
Pittston
Ofice
Garette
Lake Grove
Lake Carey
L. V
Tunkhannock
Center ‘Street
Willan Adrian, Jr
Maggie Blick
Manie Mom
Hagina Frederick
Minnie Schulte
le Helreigle
Esther Connell
Irene Connell
Katie Bryden
Lavina 'Welsearger
Motian
Gnevieve
Adrian Ae Pendergast
August Wellder
Armitage
Max Burkhart
Charles Stahl
Willam “Adrian
William Bannon
Ovcar Welsear
William Nopper
Bryden
Pluto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittston Gazette
UNE, Toon
Roogney
New York Board of Education
Metropolis
Tomain
Moffat
Select Council Tras
Broad Street
Fred
Silek’s
Tomor
Oder
Ber
Joyce
Flagsang
Teddy
At's
Malo St
Krish's
Main
Boban
Dr. Welsh
Sharp's
Dr Welsh
Walter Boos
Union Club
Freeman's
Pitston
Bothhones
Ee Ca
Néreet
Codeka Eet
Sosa
M. F. Coyne
Arigine
Squor Dealers
Batt
Lavor Deal
Lugerue
Tackawaa
John H. Rice
Wilkesbarre
W. J. Evans
Olyphant
M. J. Ruddy
Dunmore
A.J. Fisco
Simpson
George Jeckel
Ashley
Toda Walsh
Nanticoke
W. C. DeAndre
James McLaughlin
Avoca
Seling
Organizaton
George A. Sax
Mary Shatter
Lauzerne Venue Baptist Parsonage
D. E. Lewis
Mahon—Hammond
Binghamton
Charea Fafshon
Broadtreet
Ales Nelle Hammond
Dra Addl Hammond
Tie. Sehureh
Walsh
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hinchow
Michael J. Col. Hier
John McGuire
Nora B. Hankey
Taters
Catera
Welsh
T. A
Chase and Sauborn's
Chase & Sauborn
Drery
Del
Clark
Snower Tobac Penn Tobacco
Frishmuth Tobac Arbuckle’s
Lion Coffee
Ava & Mo
Loose Rio
William Drury
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