West Scranton Fire Involving Horses and General Fire News
Firemen wrestled control after horses ran loose when doors opened in Wet Dackswaita avenue. The event disrupted Hook and Ladder company operations as residents and onlookers watched a chaotic scene. The report also notes the funeral of Ray Evans and a charity rummage sale at Mrs Byron Evans of Fourteenth Street along with other local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. A. Roome
Ray Evans
Byron Evans
Fourteenth Street
Hos
Hook and Ladder
Pee Robinsen
Wien
Clarke Bros Stereo
Gabor Wu
Curie
Vestimeiis
Public meeting seeks voter sentiment in Scranton area
A public meeting was held Saturday evening in St David's or Mears Tall to obtain an expression of sentiment among the voters of Wert Scranton regarding local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's
Mears
Wert
Scranton
Local Association Relocates to New Meeting Hall
A religious association moved to a new Teas site one block south of its old quarters. The room suits the needs of the association and promoters expect profit from the change. Donations to support ongoing work are welcomed through members. Rev George Ulrich continues Revelation studies at 4 pm this afternoon in the townships. All women are invited to attend the prophecy presentations. Evening gospel services will be led by Miss Liga Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ulrich Willl
Toens
Liga Price
Ruechal Meste
Community Women Host Charity Sale At Local Church
Mrs Evans organized a church relief event at Darymouth Congregational Church to raise funds. Attendees included Peron Evans and other women who sold handmade items and a collection of tunes, with lemonade and a small price tag for items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darymouth
Ehurclnok
Funeral for Ray Evans Led by Rev Thomias de Gruchy
Reverend Thomias de Gruchy of Jackson Street Baptist conducted the funeral for Ray Evans yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Alathews on South Rebecca Avenue. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery with pallbearers and flower bearers named as Robert Thomas, William Mathews, William Fletcher, James Smith, Anthony Pender, Thomas J Mathews, and Joseph Griffitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomias de Gruchy
D. D
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ray Evans
Regular meeting and social session at Robert Morris lodge
The Robert Morris lodge of Ivorlies will hold a regular meeting this evening followed by a social session with vocal and instrumental numbers, speeches, cigars, and refreshments. The First Welsh Baptist church choir plans an Easter music rehearsal and church business tonight. St Patrick's Ladies Irish Catholic group is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris Lodge
Ivorlies
First Welsh Baptist Church
St. Patrick's
Local Notices and Social Chatter From Matrofinun Area
Fragmented OCR lists residents and visitors with street names and kinship notes. Mentions of deaths, recoveries, and health updates appear among names such as Dottie Nee and Nettie Soprave. Limited legible details suggest a community update column with personal notices.
Dr Williame Voume in North Scranton Owl Hit Incident
North Scranton notes report Dr Williame Voume traveling on North Main avenue near Dean street when an owl struck the car. The doctor and his daughter were injured albeit not seriously. the daughter endured minor head scratches and a leg injury, while the horse suffered a severe leg wound as the afternoon scene unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame Voume
North Main Avenue
Dean Street
New Bank Planned for North End Savings Building
RCCarier will be granted the fifteenth of this month to the North End Savings Bank, organized for some time. A stockholders meeting Tuesday evening appointed a committee to arrange for the opening, to occur once the charter is granted. The bank will be on the Auditorium building’s first floor in a neatly furnished room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rccarier
North End Savings Bank
Han Weer
Come Initee
Stars Defeat West Side In Slow-Starting Game
The Stars beat West Side with a slow start and decisive finish. West Side failed to keep pace as the final score favored the Stars by eight points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atriote
Patriotic cantata and church events announced by Memorial church
A series of church and musical events outlined by Memorial church leaders includes rehearsals and performances of a patriotic cantata led by Professor HL Cousins, with Joshua John and other noted vocalists. Also planned are a popular sockle on April 10 featuring an embroidered quilt exhibit, and notices of parish housing, local street disruptions, and social functions in the West Market Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Root
Memorial Church
Wil- Tide
Joshua John
Profesor i
Merce Hlengyy Af Grenshed
Veliweton College
Smith
English Baptist Officei
Niere Tie
Horwieck
Wwen
Oak Street
West Market Street
Warneanon
Tie
Robeplis
Martin Sitlawsser
Westerdass
Tabermeit
Dunmore
Marker Street
Mer Dynehd
Moehville
Appointment of Nu. 1 officials ends Monnsylvania Con ties
Stephin Morell and Sali Medilie are named highmasters of Nu. 1. Soo Go shuts off the Monnsylvania Con company as part of the restructuring, with both figures taking ceremonial roles in the regional governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephin CO Morell
Sali Medilie Faeian
Soo
Monnsylvania Con Company
Union Cache Store Incident Reported in 11 Mantey Event
A garbled OCR note describes a Monday disturbance at the Union Cache Store Binited with references to individuals Henry turke and partners in a local business. The fragmented text mentions a partnership and a transfer of some sort, with unclear roles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Binited
Mantey
P. Manley
Henry Turke
Ln Tie
Marke & Gmigwi
Belfta Aue
Seine
W. Munten
Lela Sen
Borough Brevities Charish O Y Bowle Entry
Fragmentary notice notes a district retail clerks event and a temporary Mauritian on modes night. Names and details are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Fragmented OCR News Narratives on Local Death and Travel
About thirty five were present. Thomas Manley was chosen temporary chairman amid disorder. A temporary committee was formed. Jolt Me A Hatet of New York faced injuries from a collision. Several names appear with scattered places including Westerly and Dover. Mrs Joie Howley of Dowdley Street was summoned to Dover, New Hampshire due to her brother’s death. Mrs Arthur Offre retreated home after several days’ illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoman Manley
Chisen
Aml Dobn Gili
Hatet
Hawes
New York
Joie Howley
Dowdley Etrret
Dover
Hee
Arthur Offre
South Scranton Notes Installation Banquet Planned
Veies Connell lodge No. 170 Independent Order of Coll Fellows held a regular meeting to appoint a committee for installing officers and planning a banquet on April 1. Officers to be installed include Pasteran John M. Phasing, vice gent al Roberts W. Scotty secretary WA. Biehy, treasurer Chath A. Kuester, and representative Louie G. Sehaute to the grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veies Connell Lodge
Coll
Frielan
Mulanoteeury
Offrom
Pasteran
John M. Phasing
Noble Grind
Gental
Roberts W. Scotty
WA. Biehy
Lieutenant Zang Uninjured After Live Wire Fall
At about 2 a m on Cedar Ave Lieutenant Peter Zang stepped on a live wire near the M Robinson residence. He was shocked and fell but escaped serious injury due to rubber boots. Patrolman Sartor witnessed the fall and aided him. Zang suffered only minor burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Zang
Cedar Aves
M. Robinson
Sartor
Zang
Evening Meetings And Church Services Across City
The St Aloysius society plans a meeting at Pharmacy Wall with the Fourteen Friends in attendance at Hotel Nesi’s parlors tonight. Lackawanna Camp No Svli Modern Wooldmen of America convene in a joint session at Martman’s hall. Holy Thursday services are set at St Mary’s and St John’s churches starting 7 40 p m. Moltke cadle No 2d4 Knights of the Golden Eagle hold a monthly session tonight in Fruehan’s hall.
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St. Aloysius Nociety
Nesi
Lackawanna Camp
Svli
Wooldmen of
America
Tognhir
Martman’s Hall
Mary's
St. John's
Moltke Cadle
Knights of the Gotten Fagle
Fruehan's
Green Ridge Community Notes and Club Activities
Green Ridge hosts a missionary service at the Ashbury Methodist Episcopal church and plans a Lord's supper. The Green Ridge Wheelmen report completion of new club rooms while pool and billiard tables are awaited. The Green Ridge Ladies Temperance union hosts a supper at 5:40 p.m. with a ten cent charge. Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed officers and local residents, including visiting Greens and Dradton, Mo participants, share news of activities and arrivals.
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Ashbury
Edwin W. Prige
I Ofelach
Tls
Charles WL Noack
Green Ridge Presbyterian Entei
Momlay
Montier
Heinemann Hospital
Green Ridge Camp
Amrica
Tast
Green Ridge
Woiwwen
Chirktian Temperance Union
Seelock
Me Richards
Monser
Pistia
Colvin
Ae Dev
Tesidong Lodge
Noo
Elwin
N.V
Gireon
Eow
Thompson
Dradtond
Deties
Anil
Grand Jury Hearing In Wilkes-Barre Case
Rev Wilkins and witnesses appeared before a grand jury in Wilkes-Barre regarding the Frank Philbin case. Williams offered to quit and pay costs. Philbin agreed, leading to further actions and a second case against Philbin. The drummer preacher plans services Sunday at local churches with sermons on youth and temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trummer
We. TH. Wilkines
Grand
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Philbin
Avorn
Tey. Williams
Willkie
Philbindis
Gome
Me Philbin
Ain
Thomas Phiskins
Atbh
Willan AL Decker
Baptist Church
Taylor
Green Bige
Death of James G Stephens On Cigeen Ridge Street
James G Stephens died Tuesday afternoon at his home on Cigeen Ridge Street after a brief illness. The deceased weighed five pounds at birth and was known as a longtime city huckster and familiar street figure. Funeral arrangements for A W Stephens include service at the Water Tee and burial at Pewee DN with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
A.W. Stephens
Phew
Hide Wate Tee
Piper
Pewee
Mir
Allie Pit
Saturday Sunday Sale Prohibition Case Settled
The Meat Cutters and Butchers Trade Union case cites an oil line law forbidding public sale on Sunday with a four dollar fine. Miller agreed to keep his store closed on Sundays and pay costs to settle the matter.
Providence Road Paving Question Sparks Legal Debate
Doubts arise over the legality of a paving ordinance for Providence Road from Carbon Street Bridge to Diamond Avenue and parts of Diamond Avenue and Court Street. The issue centers on petition requirements and council voting thresholds, with costs and process under scrutiny amid disputed petitions and a pauper’s brick paving suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ordinanes
Om Wijorith
Cid
Cathedral Observances Scheduled Over Three Days
The parish announces Thursday observances at the cathedral with a celebration of the presiding archbishop and bishop officers. Mass and to be distributed water will be provided. Friday and Saturday services follow with high Masses and a special rite led by clergy, including Father Gileason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selena
Sumdas
Feuding figures clash amid unclear Vineler dispute
In Wisconsin unresolved tensions surface as key players clash over control and responsibility. The fragmented report mentions individuals and factions, with dates and names uncertain, highlighting ongoing strife and calls for accountability amid local power struggles.
Butcher Stands Accused of Sunday Merchandise Sale
Samuel Miller, running a butcher slop and grocery shop at MB South Buventhalinmet, was arrested tonight on a charge of selling merchandise on Sunday. Prosecutor Daniel Dyer, a Local official, led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Miller
MB South Buventhalinmet
Daniel Dyer
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Federal Court of the Middle
Dufour
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Ies
Peron Evans
Fourteeniheto
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Eton
Globe Warehouse
General News
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del Tackli
Laverie Street
Avite
Miler Fine
Sind
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Tatwin
Abba
Smiter Avenue
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North Scranton
Dr. Donne
New Bank
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The
Stars
Dunmore Doings
M. E. Church
Evie
Ag Entertainment
Soulless
Binion
Manet Telamp
Howard Pol
Ibang Willige
Lyoth
Giadert
Ameer
Mae von Obed
Wlolin Fania
Jalieanad
Selig “Welpotie Pretax Pela
Mie
Chihn Williams
Diel
Ali
Renip
Kemp
South Scranton
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lieutenant Zang
Newsy Notes
Grand Jury
Rev. Williams
Philbin
James G. Stephens
Joseph McGrath
New York City
Mr. McGrath
Duffy
Durty Mawr Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Joseph M'Grath
East
St. Oo
Duffy's
Providence Road
Kelly
Campbell
Fecote Laterial Hotel
Anowell
Aloe
Olitipie
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Aswiigtlow
Samuel Milley
Rome
Wiite Adel Diate
Gaovel
Fall Agaredl
Inias Ont Jiall
Stember Haren
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Foulards
Anne
Wyoming Ave
Sli Adiutidio
Murbin
Midlwr
Univy of
Sennen
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Cte
Aral
Ivan Nell Tae
Coupetons
Mise Bridges
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Harry A
Balasou
Charles Leyburne
Whee Vihnarnchay
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