Municipal Ownership Topic Discussed by Plymouth Church League
Daniel J. Reese presented an excellent paper on Municipal Ownership to the Men's league of the Plymouth Congregational church last evening. Several new members joined and plans for a concert next Friday were noted. The upcoming debate on April 21 will feature Prof. John T. Jones and Gomer Dr. Reese for the affirmative and Prof. J. Hayden Oliver and Attorney Charles E. Daniels for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
Plymouth Congregational Church
Daniel J. Reese
John T., Jones
Gomer Dr
Reese
J. Hayden Oliver
Charles EE. Daniels
Miner Injuries From Roof Fall Reported in Two Mines
William J. Thomas aged 24 son of Jenkin Thomas of Eynon and Twelfth streets was injured at Sloan mine when a roof fell. He had a fractured leg and dislocated hip and was taken to Thomas Parry's home where Doctors George and Arthur Reynolds treated him. Richard Morris of Frink street a Hampton mine laborer was seriously hurt by a roof fall and was moved to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Thomas
Jenkin Thomas
Eynon
Twelfth Streets
Sloan
Thomas Parry
Eynon Street
George and
Arthur A. Reynolds
Richard Morris
Frink Street
Hampton
Not Guilty Verdict in Keyser Valley Assault Robbery Case
The case of James Mack and Daniel Lenihan of Keyser Valley, accused of assaulting and robbing William Carpenter of $20 at the Spike Mill, was called in court yesterday. The prosecution failed to appear, and the judge ordered a verdict of not guilty. Carpenter at the scene was noted but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caase
James Mack
Daniel Lenihan
Keyser Valley
William Carpenter
Caleld
Carpenter
Weekly School Deposits Reported From West Side Bank
Deposits for Public Schools Nos. 13 and 15 were made yesterday by teachers at the West Side bank. Names include No. 14 workers led by David Owens and Elizabeth Lewis with varied cents and dollars totaling Bu 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
David Owens
Elizabeth Lewis
Allee Evans
Bertha Kelly
Edna D. Avata
Nellie Michonda
Catherine Phillips
Edna Lewis
Sarah McDonald
Florence Freeman
W. Phillips
Mise Nichols
Miea Morgan
Mies Evang
Miss Kellow
Mike Fivin
Mina Peck
Mee
Ferber
Miss Murpiy
Miss Beamish
Miss Hutton
Miss Davis
Wade
Murphy
Miss Burral
Miss Gill Engaged to Col J B Hatcher Banker of Atlanta and New York
Miss Dolores Gill of 118 South Bromley Avenue becomes engaged to Col J B Hatcher a prominent banker of Atlanta and New York. The wedding is planned for April 24 in Philadelphia where Miss Gill has lived for years. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Gill and her brother and sister John and Miss Margaret Gill will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Gill
Bromley Avenue
Col. J. B. Hatcher
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Miss Gill
Bernard Gill
John
Misa Margaret Gill
First Regiment Catholic Total Abstinence Union Meeting
The First Regiment Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America met at St. Leo's hall to plan the first annual encampment at Lake Lodore next August. The next session will be in Wilkes-Barre, four weeks from last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Abatinence Union of America
St. Leo's Hall
Lake Lodore
Wilkes-Barre
Simpson M E church holds evening board meeting
The official board of Simpson M E church met last evening to discuss matters pertaining to the coming conference. A Swedish Citizen's club monthly meeting and Oneita Dancing class social also took place with local activities and music by Hayes Bros. orchestra. The ladies of Simpson M E church with initials F through K planned a future church supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E. Church
West Side Board of Trade to Nominate Officers Tonight
A regular meeting of the West Side Board of Trade convenes this evening in Robert Morris lodge rooms. The session will include the annual nomination of officers and other important matters. Also the Ladies' Choral union and executive committee hold their business meeting this evening. Gamma Nu society of the Wash-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Choral Union
Robert Morris Lodge
West Side Board of Trade
Gamma Nu Society of the Wash
Burh Street Church Hosts Evening Entertainment
Burh Street Presbyterian Church will present an evening entertainment this night in the church hall followed by a social. The Colonial Dancing class will meet this evening in Washington Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burh Street
Odd Fellows Lodge Officers to Be Installed This Week
District Deputy Grand Master George Harper will install newly elected officers of Slocum lodge 974 this Wednesday. Globe lodge 068 installs Friday April 11. Scranton Alumni Base Ball club hosts an entertainment at St. David's Hall on April 9 with Kate Reardon performing. Sherman Avenue Mission Sunday school Indies serve supper April 16 and 17. A drawing for a silver watch for Jeremiah Lynch occurs at St. Peter's Hall April 16. Ladies auxiliary of Division 4 AOH holds concert and social at Mears' Hall April 23. Moses Taylor Sister lodge 121 holds fourth annual social at Washington Hall April 15. Company B, First Regiment C T U A conducts military ball at Mears' Hall April 22. Congregational church hosts an entertainment next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
George Harper
Globe Lodge
Scranton
David's Hall
Kate Reardon
Sherman Avenue Mission
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Mears‘ Hall
Men's League
Plymouth Congregational Church
South Side Bowling Edges Becker Twice On Becker Alleys
Meister and Peckins led the South Side team as they defeated Becker in two straight games on Becker alleys last night. Final scores not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meister
Peckins
Becker
Remains of Morgan Coffman Taken to Maple Lake Cemetery
The remains of Morgan Coffman died at 1 South Keyser Avenue were moved to the cemetery at Maple Lake for interment yesterday afternoon. Also note a mock trial planned by Lackawanna council, Royal Arcanum for April 18 and local notes on insurance readjustment, charitable donations, theft, dog bite, a child bruise from a fall, and upcoming community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Coffman
South
Keyser Avena
Mosenw
Maple Lake
Lackawanna Council
Royal Arcanum
Hyde Park
Woodmen of America
Ty. A. Parsons
St Patrick's Orphanage
Louis Conrad
South Main Avenue
Chester Devereax
North
Grant Avenue
Dre Drennan
Mary
John Quinn
Fifteenth
Luzerne
First Congregational
Elmreh
Reese
Victor
Ilon
John WL
Fellows
Tenth Street
Mary Carroll
South Filmore Avenue
Michael Wiggins
Chivies
Lincoln
Meare’ Hall
Washburn Street
Sumner
Vin Buren Avenues
Local Residents Return Home From Visits and Travel
De F C Mall of North Main avenue was called to Stckshinny for a difficult operation. Miss Lillian Brennan of Jackson street returns home from a visit with friends Jo Wilher- Barre Abel Stover of Siliaca N Y returns home from visiting his parents on Lafayette Street. Mrs Grtth W Davia of North Main avenue recovers at home after several days in hospital. John J Morgan of Main avenue, brother of J G Morgan, recovering slowly after serious illness. Mr and Mrs Ben Ros formerly of Chirk's Summit rent properties on Bromley avenue and Privé street. Miss Malthe Kynon of Starkcourt returns home from visiting friends in Q'y phant Me CO. HL Krogby and children of North Siamner avenue home from Tunkehannock trip. Mr WH A Hightfold returns from Buffalo where she attended welding of her sister. Walter Neeley of North Kebvcca avenue leaves yesterday for Shamokin to work for the International Textbook company. Alfred Rood of Evinscourt returns from a predatorial expedition with a mes of thirty large-? smoked sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de F.C. Mall
North Main Avenue
Stckshinny
Lillian Brennan
Jackson Street
Jo Wilher- Barre
Abel Stover
Siliaca
Lafayette Street
John J. Morgan
Main Avenue
J. G. Morgan
Ben Ros
Chirk’s Summit
Bromley Avenue
Prive Street
Misa Malthe Kynon
Starkcourt
Q'yphant
HL Krogby
North Siamner Avenue
Tunkehannock
WH. A. Uightfold
Buffalo
Walter Neeley
North Kebvcca Avenue
Shamokin
International Textbook Company
Alfred Rood
Evinscourt
Women’s Temperance Supper Supports Local Fountain
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a supper at Janes Maheson home on Shoemaker Avenue Wednesday evening to fund a drinking fountain at the commem. Dunmore council adjourned due to lack of quorum and will reconvene next Wednesday evening. Uncalled letters at the Dunmore post office as of April 5 list residents including John, Mary Art, Anthony Barrett, Brown, Dearnes, Kalle Cunnings, Conway, Coleman, Elizabeth Davis, Foley, Griffin, Wood, Stevens, Yoes, di Felippo, Munroe, Box We. Persons listed must say advertised when calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Janes Maheson
Shoemaker Avenue
Lavt Uight
Yoes
Diinker Street
Attonio di Felippo
Munnore
Kemp's Balam Promised Cure for Coughs
Cites coughs that linger despite medicine and promotes Kemp's Balam as a successful remedy. Claims immediate improvement after first dose with no guaranteed outcome. Price 23c and 50c, trial bottles offered. available at all druggists.
South Scranton Banquet by Fourteen Friends Draws 250
The South Scranton organization the Fourteen Friends held their annual banquet and dance at Athletic Hall drawing about 250 attendees making it the most successful event in the group’s history. The grand march opened at 9:90 led by President John Lentes and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ride
Athletic Hall
John Lentes
John Demuth
Local society elects officers and alters banquet plan
Albert Heler and others were named officers at the last election with John Lentes as president. The committee cut the regular banquet, serving hot coffee and turkey with ham and cheese. ice cream, cake and fruits accompanied dancing. Hall decorations featured pink and white drapery, stars, and fans, with Lawrence's orchestra playing behind palms as the ceiling display read 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heler
B. F. Moore
J. F. Best
John Schunk
Fred Barharat
John Lentes
Lawrence
Crowd Attends Night of Sparkling Lights and Local Notables
The event drew a long list of attendees headed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steeler City Controller and others. Guests included families and residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirchof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lampkuhl Mr. and Mrs. George Rogar and many more from the community joining in the illuminated celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Steeler
Costello
Will Kirchof
Frank Lampkuhl
George Rogar
Charles Rosar
Richard Zulager
Henry Scholl
Thomas Duffy
Henry Sheridan
Mes
Schwenter
Fred Miller
George Scheuer
William Baumpurtner
Oscar Holmexel
Chae
Kiret
John Rader
Richa Hale
J. Klauminger
Counoman
John Schneider
August Schneider
Jacob Halia
John 2
Mahon
Nape
Fred Kirchoff
Wills
Mee
William Koch
William Klein
Peter Dinpre
August Hagen
Will Aelsomer
Ty. Managhon
Gee, Miller
Local Names in Stonesdale Deeds Recital
Recorder of Deeds Marcy Salt lists residents and officials including Wirth Mir Gutheing Spruke Dowhullt Schimpil and many others in a civil matters notice. The dense roster includes Adams Frichtel Lentes Merrick Gilboy Belden Nape and Demuth among various spouses and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conrad
Edward Claus
Mon
Adam Wockroth
Mim
Adolph Manimuen
Aly
Adam Frichtel
Danob Schunk
Fred Phillipe
Albert Kolb
John Lentes
Peter Merrick
Thomas Gilboy
Belden Nape
MM. Kelly
Carolina Miller
Annie Huber
Stonesdale
W. BS. Stevenson
Charles Klark
Misers
Momaine Spraks
Rose Demuth
Mina Leties
Minnie Miller
Thereas Urill
Kate Rogar
Lena Gels
Libbie Luts
Laly Demuth
Hannah Hagen
Annie McVoy
Edith Hurschel
German Methodist Episcopal Church to Install New Pastor
The congregation on Prospect Avenue learned yesterday that a new pastor will be installed to replace temporarily filled duties by Pastor Herforth Rev. G Hauser, assigned by the conference. He previously served at the Adams Avenue German Methodist Episcopal church and was not a city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Methodial Episcopal Church
Prospect Avenue
Herforth
G. Hauser
Ife
Adams Avenue
Arlington Bowling Club Meeting and Match at Uleger's Alleys
A well attended Arlington Bowling Club meeting occurred at Uleger's Alleys on Pittston avenue. A match game followed the business session and players enjoyed a lunch. The infant son of Patrolman and Mrs George Jones died Saturday and was buried from Cedar avenue home with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery, services led by Rev. F P Doty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Bowling Club
Uleger
Pittston Avenue
Schley
Patrolman
George Jones
Cedar Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
F. P. Doty
Henry Davis Honored With Gold Watch for Promotion
Henry Davis of Dunmore avenue, long time Cayuga mine foreman, was promoted to district mine superintendent by the Lackawanna company. Inside workers presented a solid gold watch and Knights of Pythias emblem charm. Henry Jenkins and forty employes attended at Davis residence and spoke. Davis expressed thanks, noting lasting regard from his men. He now oversees Manville, Storrs, Cayuga, Brisbin and Diamond mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davis
Dunmore Avenue
Cayuga
Lackawanna Company
Knights of Pythias
Henry Jenkins
Mr. Davis
Davis
Hollister
Manville
Storrs
Brisbin
Young Musicians Set Rehearsal at Welsh Presbyterian Church
The Young Musician's society will meet for rehearsal at the Welsh Presbyterian church on Wayne Avenue Thursday evening. Richard J. Richards of Spring Street, First Ward assessor, announces candidacy for delegate to the Republican state convention. Mrs. Frank A. Sherer of Putnam Street visits friends in Binghamton New York. The High Works team and Defenders of South Scranton played at the Auditorium last night with a lopsided football score of 22 to 2 in favor of the Defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue
Richard J. Richards
Spring Street
Frank A. Sherer
Putnam Street
Binghamton
N. Y
South Scranton
Green Ridge Society Notes and Church Events
Green Ridge hosts visiting guests and confirms Bishop Talbot at Christ Church on Washington Avenue. Miss Loogeny Schell Balentine and others are noted for church confirmations. The Ladies Aid and charity event at the library drew praise. The Green Midge WineLawn plans its annual election tonight with lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Snowden
Sunset
Hue
Ranen
Green Ridge Presbyterian Ehutel
Talbot
Christchurch
Washington Avenue
Loogeny Schell Balentine
Gwen Midge
A. Ji
Thomson
Mire Edwon Green
FP. Merrified
T. KE. Dames
Murky
Coon Sanderson
Grew Midge Winelawn
Obituary: West Pittston Resident Daman Dies at Home
West Pittston resident LA GRANGE DAMAN died yesterday morning at his home after a long life in real estate and business. Born September 19, 1820 in Fulton County New York he arrived in West Pittston April 1 1846 and married Mary J Brown in 1847. He leaves seven children and a widow with funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in West Pittston Cemetery interment private. Mrs Harriet P Mumpford also noted as deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange Daman
West Pittston
Daman
Fulton County
N. Y
Mary J. Brown
Elder Mott
A. L. Hryden
Dunmore
Charles N. Damian
Syracuse
N. C
T. P. Whitmore
Dayton
Ohio
H. Maxwell Daman
Robert L. Daman
West Pittston Cemetery
Obituaries and funeral notices from Scranton area
Last evening at 1818 North Main Avenue Mrs G R Clark mourns the death of her 11 year old daughter after ten days with pneumonia. The family names Mrs C R Clark as survivor and a Thursday funeral is planned. Thaddeus Kelly of Carbon Street, 58, died yesterday. survived by wife and son Timothy. nephew Common Councilman P F Culpin. Funeral with high mass at St Peter's Cathedral tomorrow. Mark J Erwin of 537 Fourth Street died after a week with pneumonia. survived by John Mary Ellen and Edward. funeral Wednesday at Holy Cross Church, Cathedral Cemetery interment. Thomas Devine died at his son's home 433 Genet Street. funeral tomorrow at 2:20 from St John’s Church. Cathedral Cemetery interment. John Boullion of Tallaple Street died last night at 11:30. survived by wife and grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Clark
North Main Avenue
Mumford
R. Clark
Pouinenice
Thaddeus Kelly
Carbon Street
Scrvanton
Timothy Kelly
P. F. Culpin
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mark J. Erwin
Fourth Street
John
Mary
Ellen
Edward
Holy Cross Church
Cathedral
Mr. Erwin
A. O. VU
Thomas Devine
Genet Street
St. John's Church
John Boullion
Tallaple Street
Funeral Notices For Gertrude Staples And Martin Malonen
The funeral for Mrs Gertrude Staples is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock conducted by Rev Jamed Henninger and Rev Lb op at the Maimp tom Street Methodist Episcopal Church Interment will be in Woolbiin Elkect Cemetery The funeral for the late Martin Malonen of Flops street is at 2 oclock from St Peters Cathedral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Staples
Tomorow
Jamed Henninger
Woolbiin
Martin Malonen
Peter Haggerty Nabbed Burglars in Cedar Avenue Incident
Patrolman Peter Haggerty confronted a group of three young burglars in a doorway on Cedar Avenue just after midnight. The officers pursued and detained the suspects, ending the break in and ensuring public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Haggerty
Cedar Avenue
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Seeee
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Fenma Graebner
Guele Grabner
Lietle Moaar
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Caroline Scheuer
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Philippine Griener
Anna Rader
Minnie Baghauser
Nora Loftus
Kate One
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Kate Schrother
Carmeen
Jacob Emich
Hugh Marry
Willian B. Jenna
F. Saltty
Dennia Roche
Doin Devanner
William Naewell
Thomas P. Daniels
George Hackett
Willian Wetttine
D. A. Webb
James Toutitl
Charles Berzhauer
James Padden
James McAuliffe
Anthony Gordon
Reneen Davie
Charles Miller
George Wirth
John J. Se
Anguet Geiger
George Freuhan
Williame
T U, Poyle
Harry Walde
C. 0. Corner
William Mudenbach
Alfred Cutherox
Otto Robinson
Gwilin Jones
President Lentes
Fo Moore
Joan Schunk
North Scranton News
Summit Avenue
The
Green Ridge
Harriet P. Mumpord
Lillian Martin
Brantford
Can
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia Sc. Pinkham
Licran Martin
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Broadhurst & Currie
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Mason
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Germany
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Lottie Blair Parker
Jos. Grimmer
Priers
Ioc
Academy of Music
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A. J. Duffy
Nhe
Waite
Strong Scenia Company
Matinee
Star Theatre
Alf
Herrington
Newsday
Devil's Daughter
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Big
Charles Phillip
Hickory Street
Haggerty
John Schroeder
Ele
Jacob Hoes
Edward Itwin
Fred Behroedey
Alder Street
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