Not So Bad After All drama at Mears' hall West Scranton
I C B U members and St Patrick's club stage a three act drama Not So Bad After All at Mears hall with Pauline Hall directing a cast including Capt Herb Marchamont Mable Worthington Sally Heep Chath and Sally Moy. A serial follows the play and the program lists several cast members and roles. Also noted: Leo Cavanaugh and Miss Kate Arnold marry at St Johns Church with a supper at Plymouth Church and funeral notices among child deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footlights
Leo Cavanaugh
Kate Arnold
St. John’s Church
Plymouth
Mears’ Hall
St. Patrick's 1
St. Patrick's 1. C. B
Mise Pauline Hall
Herb Marchamont
Ton
Worthington
Veheniel Tegan
Plymouth church ladies serve supper after Sunday school
The Plymouth church women hosted a large turnout supper in the Sunday school room last evening. Four service tables were run by Taille No. I A Evan FP Davis, Margaret Davies, Anna Davis, and others with several helpers managing the kitchen under Mrs. Thomas Allen and other ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Taille
Evan FP. Davis
Margaret Davies
Anna Davis
Miseee Eligabeth Davie
Jennie Daniels
Mera
William T. Davis
Mistes Marc Bowen
Alice Duskey
Couple Wed at St. Gerard Church in City
Leo Cavanaugh of Chestnut Street and Misa Kate Arnold of West Loadat Street were married at St. Gerard Catholic Church on South Main Avenue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cavanaugh
Chestnut Street
Misa Kate Arnold
West Loadat Street
Ey. Joan's Derman Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
Westerday
Couple Wed in Ceremony at Local Church
The ceremony was performed by Rev FL A Fricker. Mr and Mrs Cavanaugh were hosted at the bride’s parents home for a reception last evening and received many well wishing friends. They will reside in West Scranton.
Funerals of John Judge and Michiel Kellet Held at St Patrick’s
Rev J J Ruddy officiated both services at St Patrick's Catholic Church yesterday. Judge's funeral was at 9 am with pallbearers Tlehe Wiste Harrison Quinhan Doyle Gleason Langan. Kellet's at 3 pm with pallbearers Reese Grant McDonald Gleason Hughes. Interment followed in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ruddy
John Judge
Michiel Kellet
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Martin Tlehe
Patrick Wiste
Timothy Harrison
Martin Quinhan
Andrew Doyle
Thomas Gleason
John Langan
Thomas Reese
Thomas Grant
John McDonald
Michael Hughes
Kellet
Contagious Diseases Hit Several Families with Fatalities
Five more deaths reported among children across multiple families in North Van Huren and Seventh Street areas. Names include Loswer and Huren families on North Van Huren avenue, Mc Dermott and Lister families on Seventh Street, Smith on 150 South Rebecca, and Jenkins on North Hyde Park. Funerals will be private due to the disease’s nature.
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Mra
Loswer
van Huren Avenue
John McDermott
Seventh Street
Lister
James Smith
South
Rebecca Avenue
Mere
Jacob Jenkins
North
Hyde Park Avenue
Laevey
Funeral Notices From Washburn Street and St Patrick's
Reverend FL Mathews officiated at the grave of Mr and Mrs Peatrick’s child yesterday. James Stephens was buried with funeral attendees including Thomas Howell Daniel Howell Charge Harries and others. Anthony Mc Hugh’s funeral will be held tomorrow morning at St Patrick's church with interment in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Mathews
Peatrick
Bodo Metoney
James Stephens
Juill
Anthony Melival
Awl Me
Anthony McHugh
Yrcns
Fey
St. Hervagl's Seminary
Moohweter
Thomas
Edvcard
James
Mary Ki
Beliwis
Katheyo
Thhe City
Hie Brother
Binatk
New
NY and Queens County Railway
St Patrick's Church
Ia Cathedral Cemetery
Advertise Tent on Tid Paige of the Piper
For particulara see our advertise tent on tid paige of the piper meurs hagen.
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Tid Paige
April social events and meetings listed in town
On April 2 an entertainment and social program for members and friends is planned. The Patagonia Republican club meets at D. D. Evans' hall on South Main avenue. The Hampton Mine Accidental fund holds a meeting at Flanagan's hall on Lugurne street. Panooka Tribe of Red Men held an enjoyable smoker after their business meeting at Wari Gari hall last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Recital by Migs Jessie Wilbur at J.K. Drehler Home Tonight
The recital by Miss Jessie Wilbur to be held at the home of J. K. Drehler on Avenue tonight with Miss Phoebe Smith as assist. Reverend Veneer, pastor at East Market Street Primitive Methodist, plans to leave March 1 for Plymouth, Luzerne County, after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilbur
J. K. Drehler
Larmler
Misa Wilbur
Mia Phoebe Smith
Cyiene
Providence Presbyterian Church
Hee
East Market Street
Plymouth
Loxerne
Direen Ridge
Minooka Cage Ball Team Plans Summer Series
The Minooka Cage Ball team organizes a summer series to raise funds for halls and club needs. They will host an entertainment and social at St Joseph's hall on Friday evening April 7. A 23 cent food programme is billed and Rose Australites are to be given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Mes
Martin Corbett
Church Street
A. Hori
Thin Place
Athantic City
Oweiek
S Tafford Atroot
Philadelida
Fos
Bane
Geungetyorn
Wolverity
Washington
Parente
Main Street
Hey
Soclal
St Joseph's Hall
Obituary notices from Battle Creek area fields and relatives
Obituaries report the death of Domepi Ho Seover in Iowa and note survivor details, burial arrangements, and funeral plans. The piece also mentions Anthony Melival of this city and various family members across New York and local areas, with services planned in St Patrick's Church and Cathedral cemetery. Additional notices cover young deaths, including a four year old and a girl named Ethel, plus funeral arrangements for several local residents.
Banquet by Fourteen Friends in South Scranton
Last night in Athletic Hall the Fourteen Friends society hosted a banquet attended by about 150 guests. Lawrence’s Orchestra provided music for dining and dancing as Louis Zimmer delivered a welcome, with numerous young ladies serving courses and a long list of members and guests noted in attendance.
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Athletic Hall
Lawrence Orchestra
James Langan
Katharine Moran
Edward Fickus
Fuhrman
Lawrence
Louis Zimmer
Lena
Yetta Art
Gussie Graebner
Minnie Helier
Anna Brelting
Mame Rewar
Kate Walker
Kate
Lizzie Rovsar
Amelia Hartman
Rowe Krigler
Emma Miller
Julia Mirtz
Messrs
F.C. Ehrhardt
John Schunk
Charles Kirst
J. F. Best
Thomas Spruks
B. F. Moore
A. F. Westpfah
John Domouth
Thomas VW. Spruks
Fred Ehrhardt
Jamies PF
I. Fulman
George Po Miller
Louis
Zimmer
Doagles Neale
Blfp
Moore
Fred Sweetzer
Mere
Conrad Poi
Charles Heier
Frank Becker
and Mix
William Kirchof
Jobe Scholl
Iickes
Mir
Phil Robinson
Mes
Willam Kelly
Charles Weneel
Joli Keifer
Arm Wrost
Peter Newton
Mee
Peter Wiltz
William Koch
Charles Teer
John Scheuer
William Rudentach
Mer
John Mats
T. Diffs
BR. Zuleger
Chorge Wirth
A. F. Westpixhl
John Schwoer
Pit
Reheart
Kares Rowar
Ed. Sichecker
William Guth Tloe
Emil Bonn
Werth Sebott
Mra
Sigekle
Charles Hampel
Mises Mathilda Veith
Emma Girneberr
Elizabeth Hiltz
Finn Gerecke
Maude Opper
May Goeman
Lone Herman
Emma Rosar
Lena Keear
Hannah Mesera
Sulla Mirtz
Guede Grachper
Kate Gard
Rosa Blatter
Anna Wreiting
Ali
Charles Wirtz
William Naceeli
William Schwenker
Bdward Kimle
Jacob Zimmer
William Tader
John Mader
Otto Nelsingon
A. 2. Beat
Charles Pioning
Z. F. Metoy
Jot Rivener
Henry Ricter
William Fetver
John H. Fellows
Remains of Young Edward Fickus Laid to Rest
The seven year old Edward Fickus, son of Mr and Mrs Christ Fickus, was buried yesterday at Pittston Avenue Cemetery after services at the Cedar Avenue home conducted by Rev William A North of Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. The white casket rested in the front parlor before being carried to the cemetery at 2 30 PM with pallbearers William Hueuster Charles Fueller William Rogar and Charles Scheuch jr участв
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Christ Fickus
Pittston Avenue
Cedar Avenue
William A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
William Hueuster
Charles Fueller
William Rogar
Charles Scheuch, Jr
Pretty wedding at St. John's marries Katharine Moran and James Langan
At St. John's church yesterday morning a pretty wedding united Miss Katharine Moran of 23 Locust Street and James Langan of West Scranton in marriage.
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St. John's Church
Katharine Moran
Locust Street
James Langan
West Scranton
Mar
Wedding of Langan and Groom Near Rail Town
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Melley with many friends present. The bride's sister Miss Lan ean and the bridegrooms brother James Moran served as attendants. After congratulations, guests dined at the bride's home then the couple left on the 1.00 Lackawanie train for New York and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iife
New York
Roshs Bushes Given Away Ad Page Notice
Advertisement notes free bushes offered by Mears and Haugen with details on the page. Read the notice for specifics on quantity timing and pickup.
Schlaratu Scrantonia Bowl at South Side Club
The Schlaratu Scrantonia social group bowled last night at the South Side Bowling club. Henry Laubscher served refreshments and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening. Charles Sohne fell Tuesday, dislocating his left shoulder and was treated by Dr. A Kolb. Miss Mary Meehan, of Concord NH, is visiting Mrs. James F Best on Cedar Avenue. District Deputy Grand Master A A Vosburg installed officers of James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows and a social followed. Mrs Albert Gise is seriously ill at her Cedar Avenue home.
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Schlaratu-Scrantonia
Central City
South Side Bowling Club
Henry Laubscher
Charles Sohne
Maple Street
A. Kolb
Mary Meehan
Concord
N. H
James F. Best
Fragmentary Address Notice to J T Starkey in Cedar Area
Portions of a city notice reference orders to J T Starkey at 2014 Cedar with a phone number 6683 and directing actions toward South Side central city and central Hyde Park.
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South Side
Central City
Central
Hyde Park
J. T. Starkey
Cedar Are
Pretty Nuptials in Dunmore at St Marys Church
Mary L. Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs William Brown of Monroe Avenue wed Timothy Foley of Waymart Wayne County in a morning ceremony at St Marys Catholic church with organ music by Esther Burke. The couple left for New York City after a reception and plan to reside in Scranton after a several week honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mary L. Brown
Wiliam Brown
Monroe Avenue
Timothy Foley
Waymart
Wayne County
Lohengrin
Esther Burke
M. Jh. Donlan
Ella Gibbons
J. M. Reagan
Scranton
Foley
New York City
Arbor Day Program at No 16 School
The event at No 16 school in the borough features Prof J H Uruy supervising a morning of recitations and choruses including America, Spring, Arbor Day, Woodman Spare That Tree, The Secret, April Day, Star Spangled Banner, and others. Performers include ML KiWmeur and Helen Parner with the chorus and accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. MH. Uruy
Choris
America
Artie
Troy
Star Spangtet
Manny
Helen & Parner
Surprise Birthday Party for Nora Long at Butler Street Home
In honor of Nora Longs eighth birthday, Mr and Mrs James Long hosted a surprise party at their Butler Street home last night. Attendees included Anna Hora Grace McCaw Kittie McCarthy Kathe Cummings Bessie Finnerty Nellie Clifford Klitie Finnerty Sallie Finnerty Mary Brogan Carrie Black Mabel Clifford Madeline Bond Mary Costello Mary McCue William Long and Edward Devine. Out of town guests joined the celebration.
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Nora Long
Are
James Long
Butler Street
Anna Hora
Grace McCaw
Kittie McCarthy
Kathe Cummings
Bessie Fin Nerty
Nellie Clifford
Klitie Finnerty
Sallie Finnerty
Mary Brogan
Carrie Black
Mabel Clifford
Madeline Bond
Mary Costello
Mary McCue
William Long
Edward Devine
Beranton and Hallstead Residents Named in Social Note
Nellie, Josephine and Margaret Gilles with Messrs Harold Costello and Thomas McCue of Beranton and Miss Mamie Connor of Hallstead are listed in a social note detailing local connections and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Josephine
Margaret Gillespie
Harold Costello
Thomas McCue
Beranton
Mamie Connor
Hallstead
Birthday Party for Helen Mowery at North Blakely Home
In honor of Helen Mowery’s fourth birthday Mr and Mrs Albert Mowery hosted a party at their North Blakely Street home on Monday afternoon. After games, refreshments were served to attendants including Florence Winterstein Catherine Davis Anna Dainty Helen Brink Marie Hallock Margarete Phillips Ruth Edwards and Jather Quukley.
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Helen Mowery
Mra
Albert Mowery
Blakely Street
Missus
Florence Winterstein
Catherine Davis
Anna Dainty
Helen Brink
Marie Hallock
Margarete Phillips
Huth Edwards
Iather Qukley
Meara and Hagen Advertise On Third Page Of Paper
Brief notice points readers to an advertisement by Meara and Hagen located on the paper's third page for further particulars.
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Meara & Hagen
Confirmation at St Mark's Episcopal Church Saturday Evening
On Saturday evening April 314 twenty-two candidates will be confirmed at St Mark's Episcopal church with services at 7 45 p m conducted by Bishop Ethelbert Talbot. The ceremonies will be of unusual interest and may influence church work in the area. Saleia Gaetona, a one month and seven day old child, died Tuesday of pneumonia and was buried at Mount Carmel cemetery. G W Potter is ill at his home on Drinker street. A J Curtis of Honeydale visited the superintendent of schools. Miss Clara Culling has become a clerk in the silk mill office on Threon street. Tree planting and exercises will be held tomorrow at Nos G and W schools under the principals. Council will meet tomorrow evening to set the annual appropriation. Miss Catherine Russell of Winghamton, N Y, is visiting friends in Lown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Central Pennesylvania
Saveria Gaetona
Salvatore Guaetano
Throop
Mount Carmel
G. W. Potter
Drinker Street
A. J. Curtis
Honeydale
Clara Culling
Ava
Silk Mill
Threon Street
Messrs
Jenkins
Local land sale proposed for 1000 acres near Salisbury
In Salisbury Pennsylvania Aperl 1 states a deal has been moved to Philadelphia by Rank Lo Ser rot for the sale of 1000 acres in the area, with details on land transfer and parties involved.
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Salisbury
Philadelphia
Rank Lo Serrot
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West
Mears' Hall
Mealaien Sh Bari
London
Sally Heep
Chath
Damon Tanks
Manner
Westenent
Sally Cone
Crab
Cop
Wert
Morelinent
Mary Crattion
Brent
Mary
Poppet
Cinta Simatin
Splitter
Mies
Nheete Thavnes
Salty Moy Teh
Upbumewitey
Biel Omgiyl
Wll Weil
Miiey
Plymouth Church
ST. John's
Dufour
Heneral
St. Paul's
Disishon Street
Mae
George Traunsue
Tenth Street
Anger
Delaware Water Gap West Side
Will
Globe Warehouse
Mariani
Drugeiite
Mariant & Co
New Vere
Lish
North Scranton
Mie
Mary AO Wills
Oak Street
Peter Thye
Fulton Street
J. J. O'Toole
Tate
Mendelssohn
Anna Golden
Corey 4
Liride
Moe
Keyeer Avenue
Priebia
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railragd Company
Weel Market Street
Petek
Mix Grtace Peters
Mea T. FB
Wolf
Meare & Magen
Green Ridge
Mears & Hagen
Rose
Meare & Hagen
Domepi Ho Seover
Pattle Creek
Iowa
Eine
Battle Creek
Maple Winer
Vivery J. Ged Lillie ML
TC Snover
Mee Vom Krew
Henrietta Sever
Thin Wity
Sie
Ethel
Devin
Smith Matin Avenue
Varlor
Othik
Tinhe Betwr
Mie Law E. Pickering
Ump Mive Street
Maewley
Cora Ane Nielen
O'Eluok
Mevithere
Way
Mic
Michael McNally
Wyoming Avenue
Nal Mero
John F. Kelly
Washington Avenue
South Scranton
Spcmcol Afoul Y
of & Pr
S “S As
Ficine Dealers
Parscecenia
Langan
Moran
Pagey
Mears & Haugen
Pea Coal
Dunmore Doings
Delicios
Lyceum Theatre
Ee & Reis
Lessers
Rk. Long
Tvpder
Veturn
James H. Wallick
Eleanor Merron
Pourtenth Street Theater
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Lessees
Rk Long
Little Irene Myers Company
Kester
Paiges Double Company
Pierce’s Market
Boston
Avende
Gunster
Forsyth
Hervoa
Crea Ice Textee Bide
Matthews Bros
McGarrah & Thomas, Druggista
Englis LS
Lees
Bean Trelimaninie
Ulie
Sulina
Noevwet Coal and Iron Company
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