West Side Ladies Aid Society Supper and Entertainment
The Ladies Aid Society of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church Bellevue held a successful social and entertainment at the church. Supper features Welsh cockles and ffroes, ice cream, and cake. The program included addresses, songs, recitations, and a quartet performance led by Mrs. John R. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Bellevue
Aaron James
Barkeeper
Beatrice Morgan
Wille Devis
Adeline Evans
Amanda Morgan
Edith
Kiddward Davis
Effie Browning
Maggie May
Gounod Evans
Jones Slaters Quartette
John RK. James
Funeral Services for Local Residents Held Yesterday
Funeral services were conducted yesterday for Mrs. Mary O Hara of 109 Price Street at St Patrick s Church with a high mass. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Also buried at Hyde Park were Annie Agnes Healey and May Coyne, both with services at home. Infant Edward Gleason s funeral was private at the family residence with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
D. C. O'Hara
Price Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Dunne
Hyde Park Catholic
Annie Agnes
Thomas Healey
Meridian Street
Luzerne Street
Washburn Street
Wedding of Miss Laura Kunkle and James H Hartman
The ceremony took place at noon at 405 North Lincoln Avenue with Rev J B Sweet officiating. The bride is Miss Laura Kunkle of Kunkle Pennsylvania, the groom James H Hartman from North Renecra Avenue. After a celebratory meal the couple left for a Philadelphia wedding tour, to reside later in their new home at Gibson Street and Prescott Avenue. Hartman works as a clerk in the car accountant's office of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Swaze
North
Lincoln Avenue
Twain
Mrs. Hartman
Philadelphia
Mr. Hartman
Gibson Street
Prescott Avenue
Car Accountant’s
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Oxford mines vist by International Correspondence School party
A party from the International Correspondence School visited the Oxford mines Monday evening under the supervision of A. B. Conger. Inside Superintendent Phillips led Fire Boss John Thomas through the workings and the RANAS of the mines. The group secured several flash light pictures and expressed delight with the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
International Correspondence School
A. BR. Conger
Phillips
John Thomas
Notable Guests in the Athol Party Visit
The text lists attendees including Professor and Mrs N H Prouty, D Comings, J T Hoyle, Mrs C W Foust, Misses Bertha and Bernice Conger, and George C Toft of Athol Massachusetts, reflecting official hospitality granted as part of the privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor
West Ride Bank to Expand Upscale Quarters on Main
Remodelling of the building on North Main avenue owned by West Ride Bank will create more commodious quarters for growing business. The second floor will be lowered to sidewalk level with a new front elevation. The second floor will house offices or society rooms and the third floor will be used for dwelling purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ride Bank
North Main Avenue
Palmer & McDonalds Flower Listings and Local Trades
An OCR like fragment lists Palmer & McDonalds at 64 Spruce with services in cut flowers and floral designs. It also mentions Harriet J. Davis Florist at 10 South Main Avenue offering funeral designs. Additional notes reference Second Hand Furniture and J. C. King stock on West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choise
Palmer & McDonalds
G Morgan & Bon
Foreign Exchange
Ocean
Renta
Jackson
Amusements at Frothingham to Feature Tonight
A Tem perance Town by Charles H Hoyt headlines a program led by George Richards and Eugene Canfield at the Frothingham. The act recalls Vermont history with George Kibbling's near sixty year jail term and the liquor sale fine. Peter F Dalley brings merriment April 8 and 9 at the Academy of Music with Della Stavey Eloine Mortier Ole Evans and more. Brownies returns Friday and Saturday with its thousandth performance and souvenirs. A Boy Wanted continues at the Academy with a large vaudeville lineup and music by Harry James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
WIIL
Maughter
Peter F. Dalley
Academy of Music
Mr. Dailey
Misa Della Stavey
Eloine Mortier
Ole Evans
Charles J. Stine
B. Jefferson
Klaw & Brlanger
Palmer Cox
Scranton
Frothingham
Charles BE. Blaney
O'Neil and Sutherland
Allyn and Lingard
Laura Bennett
Proto
Raymond Finsley
Bryant and Caville
Knox Wilson
Frank Young
Harry James
Obituary notices from Peckville and nearby towns
A cluster of obituaries and funeral notices from Peckville Olyphant Carbondale and surrounding areas report the deaths of John C Evans 70 a former contractor and mine boss who died at his Peckville home wife died five years ago and five children survive plus services pending For Miliea Coleman 27 daughter of Mr and Mrs Coleman death from pneumonia funeral with solemn high mass at St Peters cathedral and siblings listed A Provi dence resident Richard Lewis 48 dies after typhoid pneumonia survived by wife and seven children funeral to be announced Elizabeth Keenan dies Parsons resident with husband and several children Requiem high mass at St Dom in a and Lillie May Flanders age 5 dies Penn avenue Measles funeral at 3 o clock Interment Forest Hill cemetery Two year old Margaret L McKane dies Marion Street funeral Friday at 9 am Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery Pittston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Evans
Walnutstrat
Peckville
Wiles
America
West Virginia
Olyphant
Mr. Evans
Forest Coal Company
James Pettigrew
G. H. Varian
Carbondale
John J. Kelly
John Evans
Panella Evans
Perkville
Miliea Coleman
John
Coleman
Irving Avenue
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Dévenged Ia
Julienta
J. Z
Thomas
Richard
William
Michael
Sarah Coleman
California
Ella
Richard Lewis
Providence
Wayne Avenue
Elizabeth
Joseph Keenan
Parsons
Malin Street
Carolna
Mamie
Lizzie
Nellie
St. Dominica Church
Lillie May
C. B. Flanders
Penn Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
Margaret L. McKane
Yentering
Marion Street
Odd Fellows
Pittston
John Taingan
Brick Avenue
Constable Davis
Langan
Alderman Roberts
Morgan Williams
William Street
Marie Malloy
Oak Street
Binghamton
Horn
Fadden
Warren Street
M. Tivo
Peter Campbell
Putnam Street
T. DD
Lewis Council
United American Mechanics
Armory
Davis Tendéerm
The
Christian Church
Lenten Devotions and Community Meetings in Scranton
Lenten services were held at St John’s Catholic church on Fig street with plans for a church hall supper. The Scranton Saenger society met at Natter’s hall for a Philadelphia Saengerfest trip and rehearsed music under Professor Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Fig Street
Natter’s Hall
Philadelphia
Palm Street
F. BR. Price
South Washington Avenue
Wilkes-Barh
C. J. Buxzell
Ealt Lake City
Utah
South Scranton
Rosling Brook
Storr’s Hall
Alder Street
H. V. Logan
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Boy Bitten by Dog In Stafford Street Incident
Joseph Gallagher aged one was bitten on the right hip by a dog owned by David Lowry of Stafford street. The dog had a habit of chasing objects thrown by boys. The child, playing with a stick, was injured and later reported to be around but sore. The Lackawanna township school board meets this afternoon to approve March payrolls. News also notes a forthcoming Kane versus Junge bout with supporters expecting a quick outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Howard Gallagher
David Lowry
Stafford Street
Gallagher
Lackawanna Township
Kane
Junge
Ladies Aid to Meet at Breymier Home
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. J. H. Breymier. Mrs. F. A. Kine of Taylor was a visitor in town Saturday. Rev. B. E. L. Santee left Tuesday for Oneonta to attend conference. Mrs. Andrew Alden is improving after a severe pneumonia. The Ladies' Home Missionary society will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. J. Barnes. Mrs. Coons, formerly of Moosic, is visiting Mrs. Ka. Porter.
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Bertha Reese
North Hyde Park Avenue
Boston
Lily Hagen
Tenth Street
Brooklyn
Wood
Binghamton
James Shaffer
North Garfield Avenue
John A. Williams
William Davies
2. Cooper
North Main Avenue
Mary Wheeler
Pottsville
Maud Cadden
Scranton Street
New York City
Tewkesbury
South Main Avenue
Newark
N. J
Diamond Mine Accidental Fund
Co-operative Hall
West Side Choral Society
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Jackson Street
Ladies of Martha Washington
Eastern Star Lodge
St. David's Hall
John J. Williams
Snyder Avenue
Annie Lewis
Rhoda Thomas
Bellevue
Pittston
Herbert L. Taylor
Harrinshire
Ella Mitchell
Alderman Blair
William Heberling
Dresse
Isaac Williams
North Sumner Avenue
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Lackawanna Presbytery
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra
J. H. Breymier
F. A. Kine
Taylor
BE. L. Santee
Moosic
Ka. Porter
Local notices on church, weddings, and school board actions
Charles Greaver's family tale from Jefferson Avenue and Pittaton visit. A St Mark's communion service is planned this morning. Mrs Fowler Knight and family attend John Fowler and Annie Ehlers wedding in New York. Dunmore school board session selects temporary chair and considers site and additions for new buildings. Health official warns of a measles and whooping cough outbreak with possible short school closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charles Greaver
Jefferson Avenue
Thomas Hughes
Blakely Street
Pittaton
St. Mark's Church
Frank Lahey
Monroe Avenue
L. BR. Fowler
Knight
Florence Fowler
Hays
Potter and Blakely
Messrs. Brownon, Wilson and Horan
FP. J. Murphy
Board of Health
Dunmore
George Handerson
Police Court Roundup Includes Dr Blakeslee Arrest
Dr Blakeslee aged 61 was arrested for attracting a crowd at Penn and Lackawanna. Detective Dyer cited quieting his patients medication. he was fined $5. Green Ridge men Charles Scott and James Brannon faced theft charges at Stansbury’s, the charge withdrawn but Brannon rearrested for selling stolen chickens to Jim Stevens. A man named Andrew Androvkov was found alive beneath a DL&W train in Green Ridge after being seen drunk. he paid $5 in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee
Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Dyer
Charles Scott
James Brannon
Green Ridge
Stansbury
Court Street
Brannon
Jim" Stevens
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Andrew Androvkov
Man Credits MyStic Care For Rheumatism Relief
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana recounts his wife suffering inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After six weeks bedbound and eight doctors with no help she tried MyStic Care for Rheumatism and gained immediate relief, walking in three days and he says it saved her life. Sold by Carl Loreng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
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Fidelian Society
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Annie Laurie
Gies Club
Miriam Thomas
Golo
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Sandy
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Bags
I. R. Griffiths
Mise
Annie Thomas
Glee Club
Annie Williame
M. Morgan
Samter Bros
Weat Sida Business Directory
Notary Public
Cotlole
Cottalene Amdetaar's
N. MH
Fairbank Company
Chicago
Pittebarg
Richard P. Webber, Jr
Tripp Avenue
Misa Kate Ward
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Curtla Wild
Fifth Street
W. M. Stewart
Leander Yeager
A. C. Mitchell
Frank Manly
John Schientz
Harry Kizer
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Mervin Correll
C. O. Miller
George Crabb
Moses Kellam
Frank Piler
Williar Wild
Edwin Winans
Mary de Groat
Kate Bush
Christie Pletcher
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Ida Hand
Ben Joffrey
Roy Kellam
Dell Belknapp
Friend Stone
David Patterson
Rasmus Ames
John Smiler
Old Forge
Police Court News
Castoria
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Thed Dickson Manufacturing CO
Bell
Royal Reading
Florey's Wismine M, C. A. Building
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Richmond
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
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Pasener
Canadian Pacific RY
Maine
Canada
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
EB. V. Skinner
Broadway
Peter F. Dailey
Great
Dai 4Mer Company
Origin
Heston
Wells
Poe
Bermuda
Presh
W. H. Pierge
Penn Ave Market
Chas
Wuney
Werle
Harry Clay
Blaney
Vaueville
Eae
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Ave
Oriente
A. W. Jurisch, Agt
Spruce St
the Tribune
Ms. Frothingham
Wayne Pedy Entory Nagera Eee
Firat Moor
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