Personal notices from Mor risburg and area headline
Attorney George M. Watson remains in Mor risburg today. Capt A Wolf of the United States arms visits Hotel Jermyn. Charles Wiggins accepts a position with Langan & Buts at 514 Spruce St. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs F O Mogurgee of Mulberry St. J W FitzGibbon returns from Philadelphia. Sidney A Trevvett of New York visits Clarence Farnham home. Gardner from Quincy home for Easter holidays. Baruch Weisberger of Scranton St invited to a surprise party Sunday night. Eugene Fellows and Tudor Willian return to Cornell after vacation. Judge F P Smith writes Florida visit improving health. expects to resume duties. Alderman W Millar returns from Bermuda honeymoon. two fox terriers named Bure and Muda. Helen Cornish of 623 Capouse Ave celebrated her eighth birthday with a party and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Watson
Morrisburg
A. Wolf
United States Arms
Jermyn
Charles Wiggins
Langan & Buts
Spruce Street
F. O. Mogurgee
Mulberry Street
J. W. FitzGibbon
Platt Place
Philadelphia
Sidney A. Trevvett
New York City
Clarence Farnham
Robert Gardner
Quincy Avenue
Exeter Preparatory School
Baruch Weisberger
Scranton Street
Eugene Fellows
Tudor Willian
Cornell University
F P. P. Smith
Superior Court
Florida
W. Millar
Peake
Bermuda Islands
Helen
Cornish
Capouse Aveniue
Florence
Susie Heneh
Rachel Eckles
Florence Alderman
Gianehe
Helen Windlap
Tillie Winters
Jille Henderson
Susie Henderson
Margaret Hoyt
Frances Cornish
Allen
Police Pickings Arraigned On Drunken Disorderly Charge
John Kelly was arraigned in police court yesterday before May or Moir on drunken and disorderly conduct. In default of a fine of four dollars he was sent to the county jail for ten days. Kelly was arrested Sunday afternoon by Mayor Moir on Adams avenue while intoxicated and attempting to force entry into a house. Thomas Wallace, arrested by Serjeant Reese Jones for creating a disturbance in Oakford court, was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Moir
Kelly
Adams Avenue
API
Mayo
Thomas Wallace
Reese Jones
Oakford Court
Mogarges Welcome Son in Scranton Pennsylvania
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 2 a son was born to Mr and Mrs F C Mogarges of Mulberry street. The infant adds to the family with the public notice noting the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpgargee
Scranton, Pau
F. C. Mogarges
Mulberry Street
Obituary Notices from Scranton Area
Ruth Coleman aged 4 years 7 months died. funeral Wednesday at 2.90 pm. interment Cathedral cemetery. James McGurn of 2 Booth Levine Avenue died. funeral Wednesday morning at from St Peter's Cathedral. interment Cathedral cemetery. Beranton Apt, Pa member Owens aged 63. funeral noting later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Scranton
Ruth
J. Coleman
Hickory Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Mgurn
James McGurn
Booth Levine Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Beranton
Owens
Bail Arrangements Set for Lexow Indictments
Three of the Lexow nine, H C Pease Martin Clark and EB A Knight, surrendered with bail set for their court appearance. Judge Edwarda fixed 900 dollars per charge. Knight faces six counts while Clark and Pease face multiple charges for gaming and attempted complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Pease
Martin Clark
EB. A. Knight
Edwarda
Phil Coyne
Bondaman
Pease
Knight
William Kelly
Clark
Kelly
Mitchell
Woelkers
Common Pleas
Messrs
Fellows
Maloney
Oblnger
Seidman
Nay Aug Park Improvements Start Under Contract
Contractor Peter Stipp began work in Nay Aug park with aims to finish by mid summer under a September deadline. Work concentrates on the southeastern portion including grading, 1.25 miles of roadways and walks, and a band stand. The swimming pool is not planned for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stipp
Nay Aug Park
Jewet
Btton
Man Fight Ends With Axe Smash in Alderman’s Office
Charles and Joseph Latham of Ashstret were arrested by Patrolmen Thomas and Jones for fighting. The quarrel led to serious injuries and Charles smashed a brother’s plane with an axe. Mayor Moir fined Joseph $10 and released Charles. a further hearing is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Joseph Latham
Ashstret
Thomas
Jones
Kasson
Joseph
Guardians of Law and Order
Moir
City approves ten year power contract and one year paving pact
Controller Howell certified a ten year contract between the city and Scranton Electric Light and Power company, vetoing two items by the mayor but securing other requisites. He also certified a one year extension for the Barker Asphalt company street repairs, keeping the overall ten year paving agreement curbed to annual certifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Scranton Electric Light and Power Company
Barker Asphalt Company
Class Reunion for Seranton High Class of 99
The Seranton High School class of 99 will hold a reunion Friday April 20 at the Scranton Bicycle Clubhouse on Washington Avenue. Bauer's full orchestra will perform and invites are issued by the committee appointed last June by the class president. Only members of the Gen Joy class will attend as outside guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranton High School
Scranton
Washington Avenue
Bauer
Genjoy
Hats trimmed in New York and Paris arrive at Gernon’s
On Wednesday Thursday and Friday this week a large line of new trimmed hats from our New York store and late arrivals in Paris hats will be on display at Gernon’s Leading Millinery. Ladies are invited to call and see them. The prices will astonish you. 413 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Gernon
Lackawanna Avenue
Novelties Abound In White Wash Goods At Globe Warehouse
The Globe Warehouse displays a wide range of novelties this season inviting shoppers to view new stock after today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Warehouse
Baby Basaar Showcases Jackets for Boys and Girls
Come and see the smart little Jackets in box effects for your little boy and girl at the Baby Basaar, 512 Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Basaar
Spruce Street
Spring Styles in Iracstenae's Men’s Fine Shoes
Iracstenae presents spring styles at Washington avenue Comamenwagith building with popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iracstenae
Washington Avenue
Reorganization of City Councils Names New Clerk and Chairs
Martin T. Lavelle was reelected city clerk for two years. William Lynott, Democrat, defeated Hugh Jones to become clerk of the common council. Charles Wagner, Republican, was elected chairman of the select council and Richard Williams served as temporary chairman. New members Costello Lidstone Oliver Clemons Vaughan joined the councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin T. Lavelle
William Lynett
Third Ward
Common Council
Hugh Jones
William Smith
Charles I. Wagner
William W. Griffiths
William Lynott
Richard H. Williams
John J. Costello
Andrew B. Lidstone
Joseph Oliver
F. H. Clemons
Daniel W. Vaughan
Finn
Charles F. Wagner
Roche
Wagner
Messrs. Roche
Chittenden and Coyne
Moir
Trade names and cigar brands listed with price
Key West and Tampa cigars include La Preferencia, Gen Wolcott, Nadine, Modelo, La Rita, Flor de Martinez, Pavorita with price 3.25. Reader sees brands and price snippet in an ad-like note.
Easter souvenir sale at Great A. P. Tea Co
Stop and procure a beautiful Easter souvenir at the Great A. P. Tea company located at 411 Lackawanna avenue on Saturday April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & P. Tea Company
Lackawanna Avenue
A. & P. Tea Companys
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Aids Mothers for Fifty Years
Historical ad copy promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy used by millions of mothers for teething pain diarrhea and stomach issues. The language exalts the product and urges readers to request Mrs Winslow's Syrup by name. The ad claims universal efficacy and cites a price of cents per bottle.
Chaplain Pierce to Speak at Penn Avenue Church
Chaplain C. C. Pierce will lecture at Penn Avenue Baptist Church next Thursday evening under the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. Admission is 25 cents, with an informal reception after the address in the church lower temple for attendees to meet the chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Potter
New York
America
Enyva
Manila
Philippines
Pierce
Chaplain Pierce
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Penn Avenue Church
Boy Hurt In Freight Car Incident Leads To Amputation
Charlee Scheiber aged boy of 923 Meadow avenues South Scranton fell from a moving Erie and Wyoming Valley freight car near Maple Street. Both feet were crushed under the car and doctors at Lackawanna hospital amputated both feet after emergency treatment. The accident occurred about 11 45 AM while boarding cars. he was removed to Spruks lumber yard and then to the hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Scheiber
Peter Schieber
Meadow Avenues
Scranton
Maple Street
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Lackawanna Hospital
Young Scheiber
Pr. W. Wunder
Missionary Meeting Inspires With Mrs Pearce Address
A missionary meeting at Mrs. C. D. Simpson's home featured Mrs. W. H. Pearce of Wilkes-Barre delivering a clear talk on the Tenth Century Movements. The Philadelphia branch plans a 21 000 apportioned fund with about 147 000 Methodist women members urged to give 60 cents to the Twentieth Century fund. The program included sales by Mrs. H. H. Brady and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Simpson
W. H. Pearc
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
Pearce
Twentieth Century Fund
H. H. Brady
School board seeks $20,000 for next year
The building committee of the board of control voted last night to request a $20,000 appropriation for the coming year, $2,000 above the prior limit. A further $11,000 is asked for repairs to city school buildings, including fencing and cellar cementing. Engineer Harris rejects delays and seeks $2,000 for sanitary improvements, with $7,000 for labor and other costs. Contractor John Bevore, building No. 2 in South Scranton, explained the delay and that finish by June 1 is required by contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Eingineer Harris
John Bevore
South
Scranton
Theontract
Residence wanted by reputable private family no children
Advertises a large well furnished house for reserve private family with no children. Emphasizes excellent care and good location with surrounding advantages. Willing to pay up to 100 dollars monthly. Respond to W T Hackett Price building 126 Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hackett
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Opening of a Smoking Parlor and Cigar Store at 210 Washington
Ex-County Commissioner William Franz opens a smoking parlor and cigar store at 210 Washington Avenue opposite the Tribune and invites friends to visit for something new in his line. Another note highlights spring goods and new white goods displays at the Globe Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franz
Washington Avenue
The
Tribune
Reforms in Caring for the Streets of Scranton
Street Commissioner Rowland D. Thomas delivers annual report urging replacement of cobblestone central city pavement, adoption of a block sweeping system, macadamizing outlying streets, and tighter control of wagon tires, paper receptacles, and private street openings amid funding gaps and aging bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland PD
Thomas
Ecouncila
Great A. and P. Tea Companys 411 Lack
Great A and P Tea Companys 411 Lack appears in the notice. The OCR fragment lists a business name and street address, suggesting a public sale or notice related to a local firm. No additional details are readable for date, action, or jurisdiction.
Office Rooms 05 and 306 Vacated by J Lawrence Stelle
J Lawrence Stelle’s office has been removed to rooms 05 and 306 of the new year building. The move affects administration and scheduling for ongoing projects, with notices posted for staff to update contact arrangements and access routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawrence Stelle
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Dime
Discount Bank
Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Prompt Delivery
Dor. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. BL Warman
BORS
Knight and
Bondsmoen
Nay Aug
Charles Latham
Gerson
Wagner and Griffiths
Williams
Chittenden
Lidstone
O' Boyle
Melvin
Oliver
Vaughan
Chittenden and
Ross
Schneider
McCann
Costello
James
Schroeder
Shea
Clemons
Williams, Coyne
Williams and Coyne
McAndrew
Schypeider
Coyne
Olyer
Roga
Lemons
Parke
Olver
Key West and
Tampa Cigars
la Preferencia
Gen. Wolcott
Nadine
la Rita
Flor de
Artinez
Garantiza
E. G
Coursen
Charles Scheiber
Missionary Meeting
Greene
G. Bone & Bon
Dunmore
W. Davis
Providence
W. D. Davia
Renniman & Co
Avoca
Www
R. Planners
Mooste
Globe
Rowland D. Thomas
City of
Street Department
P. J. O'Boyle
Barber Asphalt Company
Providence Road
North Main Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Elm Street
East Market Street
Moet
Department
Police Department
Gerade
Jackson Street
Mulberry’ Street
Abington Turnpike
Beecham
Emerson
MG Traders
Acme
Cpg
Won T Porter
W. Watton
F. L. Philips
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Matthews Bros
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Conrad
L.bonard
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Cassel’s Little Folks Magazine
London
England
Wyoming Ave
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