West Scranton Wife Accuses Husband of Alienation and Desertion
Mary Seeger of BOW avenue files a warrant for Anthony Seeger charging desertion non support and assault. She says he moved to Dalton to elude obligations and forced her to relocate with their child. Seeger is held on $800 bond with a hearing set in the Lickawanna Railway docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plarinet Beeger
Aldevin
Kellow
Anthony Seeger
Dalton
Pune
Mary Seigler
Bow Avenue
Seager
Community concert features local youths and Miss Monmoure
An evening event at Meadow VTireok Fitegan Deu drew a good crowd with varied performances. Vocals included Miss Monmoure, Miss Arnsbie, and Master Joln Washburn. instrumental pieces featured St Johns Orchestra tray and other soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elalin Mears’ Lidl
Miss Monmoure
St. Johns
Miamis
Cullens
Heinge
Salto
Miss Arnsbie
Wing
Anthony Tuffy
Mary Minngan
Cone Forings
Funny Sayinegs
William Leaver
Joln Washburn
Hucek
Teffron
Sweeney
Voc Sola
Netlie Baveller Reeituthin
Prat
Downherry
Iiink Rediy
Buss Sole
Mr Morgan
Public School Collections Among Pupils Inspires Fund Drive
The article notes collections made among the pupils of public schools Nos. in the district to support a local fund drive. It highlights student participation, teacher supervision, and community involvement in this charitable effort.
Fragmented OCR listing of deposits and items at a bank
A garbled ledger-style listing shows multiple names with small currency amounts and item descriptors such as beans and pies. Entries mention sums like 81.10 and 1.98, with numerous personal names including David Ovens Elizabeth Lave and Nettie Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ovens
Mattia Watley
Elizabeth Lave
Alter Evang Hy Contar Hertha Kelly
Nettie Richards
Centar
Catherine Mills Lips
Nellie Welly
Pilea Priie
Soya McDonald
Mary Margie
Mise Mir Pie
Mee
Perber
Mise Peck
West Side Prohibition Rally At Cooperative Hall
A rally by the West Side Prohibition group is announced for tomorrow evening at Cooperative Hall. Attendees include Miss Thorny, Alma May, and attorney Emmett D. Nichelle from Wilkes Hutre. The event features temperance music and speeches by Glow Olib and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amctiga ci
David Nfotiow
Netorks
Etiam Hintian
Alma
Temperance
Lal Addresa
Wittel
Emmettd. Nichelle
Wilkes Hutre
Viator
Hoye Creaden E Wutchman
Tionier 2
Rene
Sons of
Newly Elected Navajo Tribe Officers Installed
A degree team from South Scranton performed the ceremony for the Navajo tribe of Red Men. District Great Sachem Charles Schenck and other dignitaries led the installation. Officers named include Prophet Treaty Getse sachem George James senior sagamore William Bartels junior sagamore J. O. Evans keeper of wumpun J. A. Davies chief of records J.T. Phillips assistant chief of records Wilbun Charles ristee Henry Geiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
South Scranton
Greaat
Charles Schenck
Jotn Mais
Sunap John Plack
Charles Heler
Berthold Schott
Henry Walter
Philip Gra
Treaty Getse
George James
Sagamore
William Bartels
J. O. Evans
Wumpwn
J. A. Davies
J.T. Phillips
Wilbun Charles
Ristee
Henry Geiss
Loyal Crusaders Meet at Various West Side Social Events
The Loyal Crusaders will meet this afternoon at J Oelowk in Co operative West Side Charity club at Mrs. William Yohe’s 12 South Bromley avenue. Events include Progressive enchre and social at Mears hall under Branch No 7 of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent association and Miss Woestentt’s embroidery classes. Afternoon and evening gatherings occur at Young Women’s Christian association hall South Malin avenue and Washburn street with entertainment and ice cream at Mrs. Luther Jones’s home 317 North Sumner avenue for Plymouth Congregational church. A regular monthly Bertha La Monte Missionary society meeting is at Washburn Street Presbyterian church 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
North Sumner Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bertha
Meetings Held By Columbia Hose and Modern Woolf Men
The Columbia Hose and Chemical Company and the local Modern Woodmen of America held meetings in their quarters last evening with no notable events reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose and Chemical Company
Modern
Woolfmen of America
Barbers Union Elects New Members and Court Fines
Barbers' union met at St. Leo's hall and elected several new members. Andrew and John Dornish were fined $7 each for a disturbance on Duryea Street car Sunday night, plus $1.15 in dame fines and costs. Branch 041. Ladies' Catholic Benevolent association schedules a progressive euchre social tomorrow at Chestnut street hall and Young Men's Institute on Tuesday May 10. St Paul’s Pioneer Corps donated $25 to the Catholic Young Women's club of the central city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
St. Leo's Hall
Andrew
John Dornish
Duryea Street
Polles Court
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Chestnut Street
Thettute
North Main Avenue
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Catholic Young Women's Club
Central City
Visits and Health Notes From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Charlee La Bar and daughter Dillon of North Hyde Park avenue visit friends in New York. Mrs Cora May Reynolds of North Hyde Park avenue visits trends in Wilkes-Barre. Robert Davis of New York returns to the metropolis after a few days with relatives on Jackson street. Mrs T J Spencer of 1925 Jackson street is seriously ok. Joseph Marshall of South Ninth Street suffers a sprained drinkte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee la Bar
Dillon
North Hyde Park Avenue
New York
Mies Cora May Reynolds
Wilkes-Barre
Robert Davis
Metropolis
Jackson Street
Lodge installs officers in North Scranton notes
North Scranton notes report Lincvely lodge No. 40% Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed officers in the Gateway building. Newly seated include Noble Grand D. B. Morgan and Vice Grand Edwin Bryans with secretary 7? Bennett and other posts filled by We. H. Johnson W. B. R. Jones Joseph Powell Thos Foulkes and several alternates and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincvely Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Gaterhout
Noble Grand
D. BF. Morgan
Edwin Bryans
Ovens
We. H. Johnson
W. BR. Jones
Joseph Powell
Thos, Foulkes
W. G. Morgan
Noah Williams
Welsh Eisteddfod Prizes At Congregational Church Event
Prizes announced for a Monday night Welsh eisteddfod at the Welsh Congregational church. Awards include a choir prize for hymns and tunes from Comedydd Cynylleidtoal, Welsh recitation for men over twenty one, a model church prize, Sankey books prizes, and solos for tone and children. Numerous Welsh recitations secured for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sankey
Si. Toner
Cealg Syd Vinich
J. Tolwick
George W. Bowen
Mrs Gillespie Burned While Burning Papers At Home
Mrs. Thomas Gillespie of North Main avenue was seriously burned Saturday afternoon when flames from burning papers spread to her dress. neighbors provided aid at the McDonald residence where water quenched the fire, and Dr. Rod kin treated her burns before she was moved home to rest as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gillespie
North Main Avenue
Gillespie
T. B. Rodkin
Prohibition League Night At Auditorium Entertainment
Thursday evening the Novih End Prohibition league presents an event in the Auditorium. The program features TEATACTE and a variety of acts, with remarks by Chairman Wy. Meredith and others. Local performers include Miss Kalil Atina Moy and the Sons of Temperance Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novih End Prohibition League
Jones
Meredith Boo
Father Whitty Tal Abstinence Society Event At St Marys
This evening the Father Whitty Tal Abstinence society presents two entertainments at St Marys Tall A fine programme features home talent with two gold badge presentations for Nolan and another new member. The hour begins at 8:15 with an address by John S. Murtaugh followed by vocal solos, recitations, violin and piano pieces, an orchestra selection, and speeches by Rev N J McManus and Mev J V Maeyvhin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Whitty
John S. Murtaugh
W. P. Lynatt
James Stuart
Joseph Connors
N. J. McManus
St. Mary's Orchestra
J. J. Gallagher
M. McDonough
Nora Wadden
J. V. Maeyvhin
W. F Bhurke
W. BP. Lynott
Davies-Williams Wedding At Memorial Baptist Parsonage
Stephen Davies of Wayne avenue and Miss Beasievans of Brick avenue married last night in the Memorial Baptist church parsonage on Summit avenue officiated by Rev. W. I. Davies. They will reside on Spring Street. Dr. L. Y. Peet spoke on a topic at Providence Methodist church Sunday school rooms to the Brotherhood of St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Davies
Wayne Avenue
Beasievans
Brick Avernue
Memorial Baptist Church
Summit Avenue
W. I. Davies
Kemp's Bakarum Promises Quick Relief
A misquoted remark urges readers to try Kemp's Bakum, claimed to cure coughs by direct action. The ad asserts guaranteed results with a first dose and offers a trial free, noting price as six cents.
Pyramid Pile Cure advertised as universal remedy
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure for all forms of piles without pain and without opiates. It promises immediate relief plus radical cure, claims long public use and safety, and notes the product is sold by druggists for 50 cents per package from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Vespers Reading Circle Meets in West Market Rooms
The Vespers Reading Circle, a new society of prominent local young men, will meet in the West Market street reading rooms on Thursday evening. William Cowles of North Main avenue visits Philadelphia. Mrs. Williams of Wayne avenue is homebound. Will Reese of Margaret avenue takes a post in Delaware and Hudson shops. Crackerjacks vs North Mud Stars basketball game slated for Auditorium tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vespers Reading Circle
West Market Street
William Cowles
North Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Thomas R. Williams
Wayne Avenue
Buslness
Williamm Reese
Margaret Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Machine Shops
Crackerjacks
North Mud Stars
Mre
Alworth
Griffin
Carbondialer
Burial of Mrs Anthony Har vett at Cathedral Cemetery
The remains of Mrs. Anthony Har vett were buried yesterday in Cathedral cemetery after a funeral from the family home on Sherry street. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Father Fleming. Pallbearers named were Patrick O Boyle, Martin Flaherty, John McCann, James McCarry, William Caholin and James McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harvett
Cathedral
Sherry Street
Father Fleming
Patrick O' Boyle
Martin Flaherty
John McCann
James McCarry
William Caholin
James McCann
Delightful South Side YWCA musicale and rummage sale
Tonight Misses Rose and Louise Blatter headline a South Side YWCA musicale at 1021 Cedar Ave to aid the talent fund with a varied program including vocal and violin solos and piano numbers. A rummage sale at 200 Washington Ave runs Wed to Tue. donations invited via 1021 Cedar Ave or 200 Washington Ave. The South Side Browns held their first annual ball at Woerkingmen’s hall, with J A Alles and others chairing and Professor Johnson providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Cedar Avenue
Misses Rose
Louise Blatter
Emma Woeliner
Violet Fahkenholt
Romaine Sprulis
Frichtel Vera
Adbert Davis
Emma Wellner
Mies Rose Blatter
Washington Avenue
South Side Browns
Woerkingmen’s Hall
J. A. Alles
N. A. Janssen
P. H. Haln
T. E. Honan
William Janssen
Professor Johnson
Local Fraternal Events Loom This Week In Scranton
The fair of the Church of Peace continues this week with the Scranton Sanger Ronde Thursday night, Scranton Liederkranz and Workingmen's Society Friday night, and Yunger Maennerchor performing several selections. Division 22, Ancient Order of Ti bernians, meets at St John’s hall. Knights of Pythias lodge meets at Hartman's hall. Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association gathers at Pharmacy hall. Junior Order United American Mechanics holds a meeting at Schimpis. William MacLaughlin of Stone Avenue is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. A lamp exploded in an incubator at 542 Willow Street, causing a fire that damaged birds but few other losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Peace
Scranton Sangerronde
Scranton Liederkranz
Workingmen's Sociery
Yunger Maennerchor
Division
Ancient
Order of Tibernians
St. John’s Hall
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythlag
Hartman's Hall
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Pharmacy Hall
Orlock
United American Mechanics
Schimpi
Hickery
Martin T. Davelle
Willow Street
Burglars Hit Keogh’s Billiard Parlor and Scranton Office
Thieves broke into J P Keogh’s billiard and pool rooms on Lackawanna Avenue yesterday morning. The money drawer yielded about 34 in change and several hundred cigars were taken. The entry was made by intruders hidden in the locked rooms overnight. The Henderson Oland Specialty Co office on Amelia Avenue was entered either Sunday night or yesterday morning. two safes were broken, but nothing of value was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Keogh
Lackawanna Avenue
Handerson Oland Specialty Company
Amelia Avenue
Rev Charles H Newing Named Wyoming Conference Pastor
Rev Charles H Newing, admitted to the Wyoming conference in 1890, is appointed pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church for the coming year. His prior charges include Susquehanna Greene Castle Creek Walls and Dalton. Rev A J Van Cleft, longtime local pastor, transfers to Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HH. Newing
Wyoming Conference
Newing
Susquehanna
Greene
N. Y
Castle Creek
Walls
Dalton, Friev
A. J. van Cleft
Ashley
Correction on Cambria silk mill watchman account
The watchman near the Cambria silk mill mistook noises for a break in and fired a warning shot. He moved to the Okell house area where windows broke and then helped extinguish the resulting fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Crawford
Okell House
Okell Place
Mission and church group meetings announced
The Young Ladies Mission guild of the Presbyterian church will meet with Miss Grace Chamberlin on Blakely street Thursday at 7 00 oclock. The Dudley Street Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Charles Bogart Elm street Wednesday afternoon at 4 40 oclock. A supper will be served 5 to 8 for 10 cents. John Flannelly retired from Dunmore Lumber and won the contract to build fifty houses for Murray and Company near their mines in Sullivan county. He is on the ground and will be there about six months. Borough teamsters plan to organize a union Wednesday evening at Manleys hall. Edgar Jones, recently ill with pneumonia, was operated on yesterday by Doctors Bernstein Gunster and Alexander and is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Mission Eipede
Presbyterian Church
Grace Chamberlin
Blakely Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dudley Street
Charles Bogart
Elm Street
John Plannelly
Dunmore Lumber Company
Murray &Company
Sullivan County
Flannelly
Manley's Hall
Edgar Jones
Bernstein
Gunster
Alexander
Luther League Meeting in Flonesdale
Northeastern Central Pennsylvania division of the Luther League of America holds a day long meeting in Flonesdale with morning and afternoon sessions. The programme lists hymns, scripture, creeds, addresses by Scranton and Wilkes-Barre leaders, reports, mission talks, and a closing vesper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flonesdale
Pennsylvania
Luther League of America
Kiapoties
E.W. Lenguitaer
Central League
Vteport
BE. W
Woodmen Meet and Dine at Odd Fellows Hall
Nay Awagua camp No. S180 of Modern Woodmen of America held a regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Wyoming avenue. A degree team from Green Ridge branch attended with many guests. Fourteen members were received. eight applications for membership were filed. A plan to support a new camp at Taylor was discussed with a 25 April deadline. Several speakers including ex Mayor Connell Jane McKinney W J Henwood and John Hughes Kansas City MO addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woolmen of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Kreen Rhige
Goule Oly Mann
Inne
Green Ridge
South Scranton
Peckville
West Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Taylor
Hell
Connell
Janes McKinney
Alex. Connell
A.L. Fowler
John Hughes
Kansas City
Furs that We Store and Repair Services Highlighted
A historical notice promotes fur handling services offering protection insurance and actual benefits. It promises skilled repairs at economical prices and free delivery of furs upon request. Free storage is available while repairs are in progress.
Attend Our Special Sale of Ladies Tailor Items
A special sale event offers ladies tailored garments with savings from 25 to 33 percent off regular prices. Shop limited-time discounts on a curated selection featuring contemporary fits and fabrics.
Growth and Flourishing of the Woodmen Across the Country
A progress report discusses the growth and flourishing condition of the Woodmen order nationwide. A letter from Deputy Attorney General F. W. Pleitz was read, noting his regret at being unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pleitz
Obituary notices from Scranton and nearby
Multiple obituaries reported from Scranton and surroundings. Patrick McCabey and Waties McCullough are named with oblique details of illness and family references. Additional notices mention Mrs. and Titus Keane, and other interments, with funeral times and church details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Seeger
Prohibition League
Meadow Brook
Drum Corps
Entertainment and Social
Dufour
West Side Prohibition League
Co-operative Hall
West Side Prohibition Vague
Sone
General News
Trenton
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Thomas Gillispie
Prohibition Entertainment
Initco
Price
Anthony Barrett
William
Gutheing
Seeeres
Violet Fahrenholt
Romaine Sprike Violin Salo
Honey Frichtel
Sliss Rede Blatter
Albert Davis
Pant
Keogh
Dunmore Doings
M. E. Church
Charles H. Newing
Wyoming
John Flannelly
Luther League Meeting
Honesdale
Gallenhamp
Lou
Jawur
Sh. Mark's
ToGo
Levetional Servier
Hew
Lauer
Strimion
Luther Teagie
League of St Diohn's
Wilkes Habre
St. Vault's
Tyan
Toph Vicotin
Dean
Leagin
Christ's Church
Wilkes
Bare
Pisin
Ramer
Vesper Servier
Tee
Danton
Digbe
Adblioes
Ttew
Mod
Bidlwr
Binglawton
Abk
Ofvrings
Weaper Béervieg
Mov IL IV Seneher
Jonas Long
Pittston
New York State
Singapore
Donas Long
Ade
Breschel
Wyoming Ave
Hev
Patrick Mtcaperey
Waties McCulbroy
Tits City
Malti
Metatonm
Pier Bo
Lis Lowe
Mits
Mie
Aydin Mews
Duo South Maiti Avai
Preumonhi
Joi
Wales
Raturday
Holy Crosshurch
Jenwal
Jute Marines
Sivcomn
Yoo
Titus D. Keane
Plice
Vortie
Abed Jenkins
Dd, Hopkins
Piret Welsh
Lyceum Theatre
Alis & Burgunder
Leaseos
A. J. Duffy
Messrs. Moffatt & Park
Carl Carlson
D. AL Senin
Arthur Donaldson
Murehleas
Mrlers
Mhated Tae
Acadetity
IF Music
Harry A. Brown
Corse Payton Stock Co
Thealay Lventor
New Gaiety Theater OF
Twhamington, Mur
Pilsner
W. Ninth Street
Scranton, PA
Felans
Jou
Willing
Evan PB. Davie
Morgan Lake
William Richards
Adaml Thomas
William Kwang
Washburn Street
Hettie Shiie
Forest Hill
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