Local Gleanings Updates From Scranton Area Events
Local notes report the Pittston Educational Association dance at Valley View Park with Elite Orchestra, Ascension Day observances, and a three day Catholic devotion at St John’s church. Also noted are tributes to leaders, mineral workers’ convention calls, railway labor talks, and a mining accident injuring a foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CM. B. A
George
Stra Sohn Nealon
Moste
Pneumont
Scranton ‘Traction Co
Old Forge
Pittston Educational Association
Valley View Park
Delaware” & Hudson Co
Greenwood
Sprink Traok
Langcliffe
Setendar
Musalem
St. John’s Church
Board of Government of
The
CT. A.A
Scranton
J. 3. Curran
Wilketbarre
Co. Daget
A.w.alken
Ted Mike
Rattea
Sibiey
Rendham
tUiis
Ingersol
Luna
Mexico
Lackawanna Valley
William H. Glace
Catasauqua
Eiteh
Har
Haseen
Nationa
Board of Adjustment
Le‘Valley Railroad Firemen
Sayre
Railr
State Lodge of
Odd Felons
Pittsburg
Laverne County
Roosevelt
Lehigh Valley
Harlton Sentinel
Pittston
West Pittston
Radiant Star Lodge
Plymouth
Glenwood Lodge
Avora
Pall No. Knights
James B. Watking
John "Thomas
Wilkesbarr
Hesp Branton
Mra Parrell
Local residents and visitors frequent area through week
Thomas Sullivan of Avoca plans to join his father in British Columbia. Lagarus Rothstein and Kit Heller of Wilkesbarre visited yesterday. M Bolin of Upper Pittston departed on a driving trip through New York. C F Hettinger of Boston, architect for the new post office, is on a business trip. Mrs Joseph Moskivitz of Port Griffith will be away several months. Miss Mary Jennings of Avoca finished her first year at public schools in Scranton. Mr James and wife and Miss Smiles attended a Lyceum concert in Scranton. Kathryn Howley of Scranton returned home after visiting Mrs James Tigue in Prospect Place. Lena Nolan and Sara Hoyle, milliners for M Waldman, retired from New York and studied here. Mr and Mrs J Weisberger, Max Weisberger and Annie Weisberger of Nanticoke were visitors. Mrs Sleherman of Scranton also seen at Moskovitz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sullivan
Avoca
British Columbia
Lagarus Rothstein
Kit Heller
Wilkesbarre
M. Bolin
Upper Pittston
New York State
C.F. Hettinger
Boston
Postomice
Mra
Joseph Moskivitz
Port Grifith
Ikon & European
Telp
Mary Jennings
Feaever
Amlopen
Tt. James
C. W
Stuth
Lyceum
Scranton
Kathryn Howley
Scranto
James Tigue
Prospect Plu
Lena ‘Nolan
Sara Hoyle
M. Waldman
New York
J. Weisberger
Max. Weisberger
Annie Weisberger
Nanticoke
Samuel
Rst
Sleherman
Sevant
Moskovitz Gritith
Notes From Business Item and Minor Matters
A notices page lists a box stall for rent on Main Street and several rental advertisements. Also appears are stray items including an estray heifer found near Wyoming Camp Ground with owner proof of property due, plus multiple house rental offers at 118 Butler alley and at the corner of Montgomery and Warren Streets with applications sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amosora
J. B. Culler
South Main Street
Estray
Wyoming Camp Ground
Butler Alley
Barritt
Montgomery and
Warren Sts
Warren St
Larkin Showroom Promotes Premium Products Exhibit
The Larkin Co presents a unique display of premiums and products at its showroom. Visitors are invited to view a detailed balance of profits and expenses, with attendants available to provide information. The showroom will stay open for the rest of the week and also on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Co
Larkin
Weir Westay
Baturday
Fi Hosts-all setptes of ienfe-were given ruse
Fragmented OCR records show a ceremonial gathering with mentions of brethren, a Chaya Puke figure, Milleahethiown county, and Alien Wa sorting. Names and places are garbled but indicate a local religious or community meeting with approvals and discussions about roles and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anan Wesker
Anni
Chaya Puke
Harite iv
Youth Confesses to Stealing Money in Falls Area
William Pahl a 16 year old truck farmer's son living four miles below Falls Station was arrested after confessing to taking 80 dollars dropped from a Lehigh Valley train mail pouch. He was held on 500 bail before Squire Siekler of Falls. Government Inspector HB Lucas aided the case with outside help, leading to the confession. The money’s owner sues for damages in a related wagon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pahl
Awara Pahl
Falls
Squire Siekler
John Hughes
Pahl
HB. Lucas
Philadelphia
Lucas
Paki
United States Circuit Court
Scranton
Pant
O'Hara
Lehigh Valley Railroad
O'sIaea
Ransom Township
Tragic double tragedy on Black Diamond Express at Athens
Two schoolgirls Mary Ballor aged 14 and Alta Rogers aged 12 were struck by an Lehigh Valley express near the Sayre end of the Athens Toga bridge while crossing the tracks after a minute walk. Both died at the scene. A bystander John Drobnak, 20, was killed when struck by debris during the incident. Franklin County authorities investigate cause and safety at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Athens
Mary Ballor
Alta Rogers
Schor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ratler
Rogers
Toga Street
Sayre
Kiri
Express
Khamda
John Drobnak
East Plymout
Horace
Drubnak
Plymouth
Incoherent plea prompts new trial in Powanda case
Fragmentary OCR text references a request for a new trial and various names. No clear events, dates, or defined entities are legible enough to extract concrete facts or outcomes for a full summary.
Duryea News Briefs on Local Events and Visits
Duryea notes funeral attendance and civic gatherings. Local residents, including John Big, Patrick Brady, and James Huddleston, travel for family duties and reunions. The Black Diamond Hose Co plans a key meeting to discuss ground purchase for a new home. Church events include Sunday school planning, a Children’s Day program, and a confirmation mass for a large class at Sacred Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimg
Deace
Gilboy
Bani John Big
Dorranceton
Patrick Brady
Kentucky
Ohio
Syracuse
Scranton
James Huddieson
Forse
Stist Senne Young
Duryea
New York
Old Country
John Harris
West Pitton
Black Diamond Hose Co
Frank Langan
Columbia
Perry
Upper
Pittson Flynn
Seranto
Indies of the
AMR
Maretery
Grand Army of the Repu
William Perrin
Luzerne
Rudolph Dunning
George Heverly
Throop
A.C. Watson
Jon P.J. Gilboy
Providence
Mr. Cook
J. W. Shiebel
Elmhurst
Bakily
McNish
Mra
Baltimore
George Denen
Sauttertiis
Lewin Hallaughter
Sadie
Epenslne
New York City
Sacred Heart Catholic
Boby Ream
Ansa
Hania
Ike
Mawelur
Alfred Buckman
Willian Amianes
Minday
Pittsboro Building Materials Ad From Local Store
Pittsboro offers building materials including cement paints and time tested goods. Visit J B for quality supplies and right prices. Schuster's Perry offers lawn mower sharpening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Rank Leas Bng
J. B
Iunkier
Lass
Schuster
Cor
Perry
Fred
CURED BY CUTICURA IN TWO WEEKS FOR 75c
Mrs J Steese of 701 Coburn St Akron Ohio tells in the follow tale how Cuticura cured a persistent skin trouble in two weeks at a cost of 75c The letter describes the remedy's effectiveness and praises its results in clear terms with emphasis on rapid relief and affordability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bers
Mouck Drug Store
Wotenee
F. H. Addyman
Main St
Oxfords
Vici
Russia
Me A.B
Lynn, Mama
Ee Packard Shoe
Wey
T. A. Grace
RMA Strep Pittston
Mous
Hachunie Arey
Cawley
Union Savings
Trust Company
North Main St
Pittston, PA
Larkin Showroom
Wileiam Pahl
Black Diamond
Railroad
Powanda
Tom Whatfort
Charney
Wis
Papet Ahiyay
Wy Anhouser
Dilla Fantacy
Seank
Poston Povion
Ak Ha
Hee Sichnessis
Putin Boot Lypha
Hondo Aly
T. A. Durkin, Ae Ee Dork Ite
DLE Bros
Miners’ Savings Bank
John Burke & Son
Babs
Sen Humor
United States
Tomsonniord
Nat Jay Bree
Oppenhener
Boek Market Birwet
Bf, Antrim & Co
Main and
Arnad
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