Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1897

Page

9

West Side Social Club Ball and Local News Notes

The West Side hosts the first annual Nineteenth Century Social Club ball with prominent men organizing and ladies in costume. Nearby reports cover church improvements, weddings, a gun accident with a serious hand wound, parish activities, and residents' visits and travels on the West Side and North Rebeca avenues.

Weather Bureau Terphiscore Meare Hayes John KR Thomaz George Davie David Phillips Gs Noor Thomas Filton William Fitzsimmons George O'Ttrien Charles Phillips Thomas Walsh Bt Davids Wall Z. J. Moran M. Culkin Mr. Malott Muelo

Two Accidents Reported as High Wind Strikes Local Area

Zono A Stover of 1018 Lafayette street was injured when his wagon broke loose in high wind. The horses bolted, he fell, and his face was cut. Dr. Hall attended. A large flea-board attached to a North Main candy store blew loose and struck Joe Neville, age unknown, but he escaped serious injury.

Zono A. Stover Lafayette Street Mr. Stover Waron F.C. Hall North Main Avenue Trice Street Joe Neville Fairview Avenue

Joln Bilcox Injured After Car Collision in Erishin Mine

Joln Bilcox of WO North Filmore Avenue sustained serious injuries when struck by three cars Saturday at the Erishin mine. He was bruised and shaken, received medical care at home from Dr. G Beckwith.

The Galleon Cantata May Performance At Local Church

The cantata The Galleon will be produced Wednesday evening in May with the Baptist Young People’s union in charge and Hugh Williams guiding cantata rehearsals. The Plymouth church group will host an entertainment and social Thursday evenings in the church parlor. Professor John TT Jones will officiate and Miss Annie K Williams will accompany. Meanwhile residents include Mitre Eynon and family visiting, Mary and Jennie Kells visiting relatives, and Sylmit Eynon returning to study at the University of Pennsylvania after Easter.

Prand Baptist Young People’s Union Hugh Williams Young Men‘'s League Plymouth Congregational Church Thuray John TT Jones Anni Kk Williams Mitre Thomas Davie Olyphat Mir Mira Dawid Thomas Archbald Street Bellevue Mary Jennie Kells Hampton Street Pela Monecow Liundry A. Th Eynon North Hyde Parkvenue Siew Lily Hulse Peckville William Pass West Lackawanna Avenue Mira Rosina Davis Eoatheller Besaloel Davis Washburn Street

St Mary's parish annual family joy bright with crowd

The St Joseph and St Marys societies held their Easter Monday family jar in St Marys Walt with a crowded hall and lively entertainment. Committees led by PRMN Myer and August J Rehmer organized the event, with Peter Jeefts providing dancing music and local clubs coordinating attendance at upcoming German Catholic society conventions. reports also describe other events at St Johns on Stone Avenue and a large attendance at Germania Hall, plus notes on community visits, church activities, and local accidents.

St. Joseph Permian Woolers St. Joaseph's Atgrust J. Rehmer Woesouk Albrecht Tie Serantern Communandetiog St. John's Hell Stone Avenue Tnt Vane Belinda Messett John Devito Kel+ley William Jennings Hughey Durkin Plokamliy Waartette Anna Caynes Jr Strumental Wet Heferon and Manning Dave Mclonald Thomas Kelly Edward Welly A. V. Bower Hickory Street Cedar Avenue Methodist Piscopal Church J. J. Race Gindee Weleie Tibia Palmer & McDonald's J. A. Manley Pittston Avenue Germania Hall Sehmidt

Child’s Minor Accident Reported in Local Notice

A brief item notes a child from Margaret Avenue associated with Mr and Mrs Thomas Lewis suffered a fall while playing with peers. Initial concerns were that the injury was serious, but subsequent exam found no lasting harm. The report mentions Katie Hoban of Olyphant as a referenced individual in the section.

Mra

Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs Thomas home

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Wisconsin meets this afternoon at 1010 Wood Street the home of Mrs J B Thomas. A full attendance is desired. Miss Bertha Cole resigned as clerk at Smith’s bakery and Miss Mandie Dolph takes her place. Pearl Lidstone owns a new bicycle. Several residents visit relatives in Philadelphia and Wyoming. A local group meets in Lucas Hall for a farce rehearsal written by Berantonian noting it may be produced soon.

Acnes Williame Treelville Sumner Avenue Ira, Newton North Rebcca Avenue Kiennese Rennie Archer West Tittston William Archer North Summer Avenue Thomas Finnaghan Pitteton Roberts North Main Louis Lanimoan Philadelphia West Side Charles J. Watking New York City Lafayette Street Joseph &. Phillips Ohio Dety Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church Women's Christian Temperance Union WI Mra. J. BR. Thomas Wood Street Mise Jennie Allemus Capenusne Avenue Mra Creigle Seriously Deacon Street Bertha Cole Smith's Capoose Avenue Mandie Dolph

Easter Services at Dunmore Presbyterian Draw Large Crowds

The Dunmore Presbyterian church held attractive Easter services with large morning and evening audiences. Rev. W. Gibbons delivered strong sermons at both services. The well arranged music featured Mr. Harber's morning singing of Aeto Holy City and Mrs. Dimmick's evening performance.

Dunmore Presbyterian Church W. Gibbons Harber Holy City Dimmick

Meeting of the Lackawanna Presbytery session highlights

The Lackawanna Presbytery met at the Presbyterian church on North Main Avenue. Rev. John Knox was chosen moderator and Rev. George B. Siewert spoke on the popular meeting program with Mr. David and Rev. George E. Guild announced arrangements.

Lackawanna Hevivbog Cecietatior Kaw Evileos Ltd Atee Heatta, Chockel Maury A. Doves Join Knox Flew A le. Cook George BE. Guild Bori Eeloels Dtev George B. Siewert Hadlebars Fey John Th. Davi New Yorks Wal Piten China Ftew Chiles Les Rey Chore Rotineson Fretory Meshoppen Palimore Lacka- Wann Baltimore McLeod Hammond

Rabid dog terrorizes Dalton town and prompts village response

A rabid dog attacked a Fiat dog owned by Frank Ver Boorehy in Dalton causing a chase through a village. Citizens pummeled the animal as it traversed several blocks before suppression. Ver Boorehy later reported the event to authorities and nearby residents discussed whether other canines were at risk.

Fiat Abe

Letters From The People in Cranton Pa Public Notices

A letter from A Wold of Cranton Pa expresses regret over a misunderstanding regarding A W Dickson's refusal to allow his name in a Gospel work dispute. The writer clarifies the position was misinterpreted and asserts no malice or intent to harm.

A. W. Dickson Dicksor Dickdin Dickson Ganpol Dickson Fa Cranton Apel

Humphreys No10 at buggiiete and Euengly Med

In a fragmentary item a wartime or nautical style note mentions Humphreys number ten at a location described as buggiiete and Euengly Med, with Witkin and Jonites now noted in the scene.

Witkin & Jonites

Free dental care for all patients with amatium condition

Dr Mh offers free treatment to every patient suffering with amatium who applies before June tisolitelys. All others are treated at no charge only for limited remedies, with English and German consultations available.

Conor

Health Boards Meet in City Hall For Semi Annual Convention

Lackawanna county health boards hold their fourth semi annual convention at City Hall this afternoon and evening. Delegates, committees, and election items proceed with addresses by Geo Howell and Leonard D. Hosford. Evening program features Q A sessions and talks by Dr. Manley Kauser and W MK Allen.

City Mall Associated Boards of Health Lackawanna County Bent’ of Health Geo. Howell Beranton Public Schools Leonard D. Hosford New York City C. P. O'Malley

Five Years For Pollya In Murder Case

Judge Archibald sentenced Andrew Pollya to five years for second degree murder in the killing of George Shemp. The verdict followed a mercy recommendation, noting Pollya’s possible involuntary manslaughter in a fit of passion and the brutal treatment after injuries were inflicted.

Archibald Mercy Andrew Pollya George Shemp Archbaid

Funeral of William Henderson in Dunmore Cemetery

The last rites were held yesterday for 11 year old William Henderson fatally injured Monday when Hanel's delivery team ran away at Green Ridge. Rev D M Kinter delivered a sermon from There is but a step between one and death and urged readiness to meet the Giant. Floral emblems were presented by the Albright avenue mission and Providence Christian Church Christian endeavor society. Parents learned at the interment that their son had died half an hour before their arrival.

William Henderson Hanel Green Ridge D. M. Kinter Albright Avenue Providence Christian Church Christian Endeaver Society Dunmore Cemetery

Tax Reform Advocates Advance Torrey Bill in Harrisburg

City Solicitor James H H Torrey departs for Harrisburg to present the Torrey tax collector bill to the legislature. He is joined by W D Crocker and A A Cochran from Williamsport and Chester as they seek adoption of a unified tax collection office covering state county city school and poor fund payments amid municipal conventions in Beijing and Williamsport.

James HH. Torrey Harrisburg W. D. Crocker A. A. Cochran Williamsport Chester Beijing Torrey

Scarlet fever and measles cases reported by health board

Last week the board of health logged 2 scarlet fever cases, 0 diphtheria, 109 measles and 2 deaths from all causes. Yesterday 25 new measles cases were reported.

Board of Health

Minooka stabbing leaves man in precarious condition

Two Minooka men Patrick Luddon and William Mangan fought Sunday night. Luddon plunged a knife into Mangan. Mangan remained in precarious condition after the attack.

Patrick Luddon William Mangan Wiliam Mangan Luddon Mangan Mangan le

Obituaries From Hawley and Nearby Towns

Notices report the deaths of FE Richardson 72 a Hawley bottling businessman after a weeklong illness. Survived by wife and children John J Minneapolis Edward Hawley Henry Fort Jervis Luke Hawley Anni Chirk Adams Ave. Funeral at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Hawley. Also listed are Joseph Myers 9 6 months St Patricks Orphanage pneumonia funeral tomorrow Hyde Park Catholic cemetery Mrs Patrick Murray Hallstead funeral at St Lawrence Great Bend Tuesday Himer Lawrence Lasher 40 North Bromley Ave bronchitis funeral at home Wardburn Street cemetery William Borrows Stroudsburg glassmaker dead at 70 plus George Gougher age 71 Bridget McGiorn Continental Hit funeral this afternoon 23 o clock.

FE. J. Richardson Hawley Richardson John J Minneapolia Edward Henry Fort Jervis Luke Mia Anni Chirk Adams Avenue Joseph Myers St. Patrick's Orphanage West Bide Mra Mary Myers Fifth Avenue Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery Patrick Murray Willama Street Hallatead St. Lawrence's Church Great Bend Himer Lawrence Lasher BE. L. Lasher Bromley Avenue Pirat Wardburn Street

Italian Saloon Owner Pasquale Valentina Found Dead in Dunmore

An Italian resident of Dunmore woke to find husband Pasquale Valentina also known as Frank Fox dead in bed. Coronor Longstreet ruled death from fatty degeneration of the heart after a post mortem. verdict returned at 2 30 pm by jurors F P Letchworth T W Jones Frank Malia M Malia and George Maltimannia.

Dunmore Pasquale Valentinga Frank Fox Elizabeth Street Longstreet Valentino FPF P. Letchworth T. W. Jones Frank Malia M. Malia George Maltimannia

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Jamee Thomnae Devket’s Plley Wildle Greentog Ligerne Street J. J. Hobertha BE. ¥. Harrison Mears Hall Main Avenue Ira D. Newton North Rebecom Avenue la Plume Wilton Watkins Fartorvyile T. J. Jennings Philip Jennings Etnim Fred Warner Duffnlo N. Y Weteh Civinnstle W. J. Williame Young Men's League Muattie Williama Williame’ Huime Academy Street Catherine T. &. Hutchinson North Rebevea Avenue St. Patrick's Church Oelock Evan Doty Harpton Street Larce Tle Nii Palmer & ScDonald’s Brruce West Side Business Directorys Notary Public BUN Notaries Police Heal Batate Porelan Baehanee Gowin Jackson Street Alascrave’s Harringt J. Davis Florist Deaigna i South Mary Avenue Duckson Street Call J.C. King Lackavunia Avenue Joan Silcon Samters Samter Bros South Siidf Orement Key HL Brooks Charlee Barter Piteton Iin Tertt Dow Gus Scholle Gus Diana Capwell Cherry Street American Merchanice WI Ftem Leslie Moore Mone Avenue Visite Teinels Kineton Louis Sawyer Hlewk Street John AfeNally Dayton J. Mennigan MIM Styver J. Honday Prook Street Axceleior Providence Nusmoke Providence Church Dalton Ilim Thurlow Copees Dreog Thurlow Medical Company Thurlow, Penna Atv J. S. Behm Williams Building Portoftice Scranton Associated Health Boards Pollya Archhbald Jas. WH. Torrey Afpray Minooka Lackawanna Avenue Bonn Thel Dickson Manufacturing CO Anton and Wil Academy OF Music Emily Banker Victorien Sardow Isci Orchester Circle Mellet's Market William Borrows Beet Stroudsburg Monros County George Gougher Bridget McGiorn Continental Hit Jim Davidow Bros., Jewelers Castoria the Frothingham Rels Mandete Cshart New York Empire Theatre THE BIG City CO Davis’ Theater Rose Sydell London Belles Burlesque Co Emperors OF Music Earth Old Dominion New York Old Point Comport Virginia Beach Richmond OLD Dominion Steamship Pier North River W.L. Guillaudeu Prges Trafilce Mge Lackawanna Lubrigating CO Capouse Canadian Pacific R’y Maine Canada Maritime Minneapolis St. Paul United States Northwest Vancouver Beattie Tacoma Portland Ore San Francisco EB. V. Skinner Broadway
Search Courier

Search the Scranton Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scranton Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication