Popular Young Lady Surprised at Pleasant Gathering
Monday evening Miss Sadie Goodwin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Goodwin of Rock Street, was pleasantly surprised by numerous young friends. The event featured entertainment by young talents, with refreshments served by Mrs Goodwin and her daughters, followed by flashlights as guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Goodwin
Rose Duggan
Helen
Della Pierson
Thirunon
Miles
Staples
Jennie Williams
Laura
Kate Jones
Mesars
John W. Jones
John William
Gene
George
Elmer Pierson
Walter Jones
Ernest Frutchle
Joseph Davies
Arch Moses
Hook
John Thomas
King
Will M. Williams
Evening at Wilbur Kresge Home Hosts Sunday School Classes
Simpson Metho dist Episcopal Sunday school classes 20 and 90 were entertained at Wilbur Kresge's home. Guests included William Campbell Margaret Crawford May Jones Ethel McDermott Mrs Kresge and numerous others as flashlight pictures were taken by Lloyd Kresge late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Wilbur Kresge
Lloyd Kresge
William Campbell
Margaret Crawford
May Jones
Ethel McDermott
Kresge
W. H. Crawford
William J. Sutton
Frank Sutton
Jerome Huey
Homer Kresge
George Fenwick
Samuel Jones
Addison Chase
Thomas Wicks
Richard Reese
Ralph Keith
Ewart
Harry York
Edward Greame
Five men held for April 5 assault at the Continental
Five men linked to the April 5 assault on Frank Sipple at the Continental are in custody and to face a hearing at 7 pm in Alderman Davies' office. The prosecutor remains bedridden but will be represented by attorney Joseph Jeffreys. Defendants Nome vokofski and Zima jailed. Wolinski bail $1000. Wisowaski bail $300. Kuminski bail $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sipple
Alderman Davies
Joseph Jeffreys
Stanley Novokofski
Joseph Zima
Stanley Wolinski
John Wisowaski
Frank Kuminski
Sale on Taffeta and Silk Fabrics in Varied Colors
Local sale offers Wf-inch taffeta cards in multiple colors at 45c, M-inch cashmere stripe taffetas with Trompadour and lace effects discounted from 81c to 59c, and 20-inch fancy stripe silks advertised as desirable for the season. Also present are 21-inch Latin-finish moulards noted for a fine range of new colors at a best 86c value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Mike Chirming
Bright Finish Taffeta Silks In All The Sought Shades
19 inch extra heavy taffeta silks in many shades plus cream and white. Pure silk with no wool or foreign substances and guaranteed wear. Priced at 75 cents per yard with sale emphasis on waists and skirts and immediate availability in black or white.
The Reduced Price List Promises Broad Guarantee Range
The reduced price list emphasizes guaranteed figures and a broad price range intended to satisfy all needs. The text suggests strong value and comprehensive coverage of items within the listed guarantees.
Silks on Sale in Variety Sizes and Prices
Readers are offered a list of silk fabrics in multiple widths and lengths with stated original values and sale prices. Deals include 19 inch silks at 6 cents and 11 inch silks at 68 cents, among many others.
Silk fabric sale prices in small ads
A list shows various silk sizes with discounted prices. Nineteen inch silks priced at 690 and BSc W inch silks at 69c. One inch silks cost 95c and fourteen inch silks priced at 1.25, with other items noted as 69c and 1.25.
Silk goods praised for flawless manufacture and dye
The advertisement claims that all Silk products are perfectly warranted in wear. In production they are flawless and every yard is of pure dye, ensuring consistent quality and color fidelity.
Notable Assault Leads to Multiple Arrests and Bail
The initial pair were arrested about a week ago and jailed awaiting word on Sipple's injuries. The remaining three were arrested Monday night and admitted to bail yesterday. The victim endured a beating and kicks from his attackers and remains in bed under a doctor's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipple
Pearl Lewis protected from false assault report on South Bumner
A rumor that Pearl Lewis was brutally assaulted on Sunday night is false. She was frightened by approaching footsteps, fainted at the door, and was found by a boarder, then taken inside unharmed aside from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lewis
South Bumner Avenue
Temperance Meeting at Bellevue Welsh Church Tonight
A temperance meeting will be held at the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church tonight at 7 30. Program includes Opening Hymn led by the Chairman Annie Jonas remarks by attendees Miss Beatrice Morgan and William Dagger, closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Acupore Coc cc Icc Cecie
Bolo Ses
Sons of Temperance Hold Sessions in Wilkes-Barre Area
The Northeastern Pennsylvania group convenes this afternoon at Red Men's hall over Jenkins' drug store 101 South Main. A public meeting follows this evening at First Welsh Baptist Church South Main under Sons of Temperance of America auspices with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
Pennsylvania
Red Men's Hall
Jenkins’ Drug Store
South Main Avenue
First Welsh Baptist Church
Sons of Temperance of America
Girl reports robbery on Lackawanna avenue bridge
A 16 year old girl giving the name Daisy Martin of Green Ridge told Patrolman John Thomas she had been robbed of $1 on the Lackawanna avenue bridge yesterday while planning to buy groceries. She offered no robber description and would not disclose her home number or street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Martin
Green Ridge
John Thomas
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Funeral and community notices from local area
Obituaries report multiple funerals with services and interments at Cathedral and Forest Hill cemeteries including Mrs John Morrison infant child of Mr and Mrs M J Fahey and Mrs Elizabeth Nivers. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Kreis is noted along with several community events and meetings in local churches and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
Hampton Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Cathedral Cemetery
M. J. Fahey
North Malin Avenue
Elizabeth Nivers
J. 3. Snyder
Washburn Street
H. C. McDermott
Bimpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Forest Hhs
Samuel Snyder
Byron Snyder
Ted Snyder
Frank Kramer
Henry Snyder
Dance Draws Large Youth Crowd in Washington Hall
A large crowd of young people attended the Sochil Entertainers dance at Washington hall last evening. St Brenden’s council and Young Men’s Institute plan a July 4 excursion to Binghamton. The Wohnetn dancing class will hold a weekly jouial in Mears’ hall tomorrow night.
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Washington Hall
Sochil
John Flaherty
West Locust Street
W. Rowland Davies
St. Brenden’s Council
Young Men's Institute
Binghamton
Wohnetn
Mears’ Hall
Reese Dryant
Lugerne Street
Lis
Old Country
Jim
Thomas Daly
Dodge
Weat Side
T. M. Vincent
Chestnut Street
Vielows Agaault
David J
David IL Thomas
Bynon Street
Yuaterday
Alder Kellow
Morris Disk
Thomas Melee
Henry Pelee
Henry Goodrich
Lioyd France
Howard Carpenter
Trippa Park
John Kowiski
Boo North Main Avenue
Murphy
Wilkes Harre News
Moora’ Hall
Frank Ackerman
Bolman Weckman
Chelsea
Fred Boldry
Academy Atvoot
Eee Morgan and Family
Bellevue
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proves Helpful Says Durban Reader
From 600TH AFRICA Arthur Chapman writes from Durban Natal that Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured a two month old infant with a bad cough when given on a dummy teat. He notes quick relief and asserts the remedy is for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Chapman
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Residents Protest High Eighteenth District Sewer Assessment
A South Scranton meeting of property owners along Pittston Avenue protested the proposed sewer district charge. A committee led by D. H. Barry and Patrick Walsh was named to pursue legal action and seek a board of viewers, with $24 raised for expenses.
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Nowitcki
Pittston Avenue
C. T. Boland
P. FY. Tigue
William Kammer
D. H. Barry
Patrick Walsh
Martin Flaherty
P. &. Tigue
Michael Schuiter
Peter Kuhn
Junzer Maenner Chor Concert Draws Rave Reaction
The Junzer Maenner chor concert in Music hall Monday night proved thoroughly successful in every respect with the choir's popular performance earning high praise from attendees and critics alike.
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Junzer Maennerchor
City music society grows under Treasurer Robinson
The text praises J. J. Robinson as the popular head of a city music society, noting improved arrangements that boosted the treasury and propelled the group to rapid progress. The organization has entered a competition, aiming for a strong showing at the national eisteddfod to be held in the city in late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
J. J. Robinson
Nay Ang Tribe Meets in Freudan's Hall
A Nay Ang tribe meeting occurred last night at Freudan's hall on Cedar avenue. Also, a league match between South Side and Arlington clubs is set for Zulager's alleys this evening. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Michael Kearns was buried in Minooka yesterday afternoon. Dr Schley's Lung Healing Balsam is offered with a guarantee and pay if not cured. Jacob Haller and Miss Pauline Haller of Brooklyn have left after visiting Mallearrier Schiel and wife on Willow street. Dr M H Quinn has moved his office to 725 Pittston avenue. The funeral of Charles Fettig is today at 2 pm from Councilman Charles Graf's residence at 428 Pittston avenue.
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Mears’ Hall
Lancers
Total Abstinence Union of America
Young Men's Drill Organization
Wilkes-Barre
Father Whitty
North Sccranton
Matthew Reed
James Snee
Michael Ramsey
Phillips
Father Whittys
Joseph Duggan
George Loftus
M. J. Ruddy
M. J. Coleman
Timothy Maxwell
J. W. Moylan
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Main Avenue
John P. Murray
Margaret Martin
Nenniv
Freudan's Hall
Cedar Avenue
Zulager's
South Side
Arlington
Michael Kearns
Minooka
Schley
Jacob Haller
Pauline Haller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Schiel
Willow Street
Dr. Quinn
Pittston Avenue
Charles Fettig
Charles Graf
M. H. Quinn
William A. M'Laughan
Fred Long
Mr. McLaughaun
McLaughan
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Ik. D. Mead
Haselhurst
Misa Emma McLaughan
This City
Charles McLaughan
Duchess County
N.Y
Dewitt C. Myers
Washington Avenue
Myers
Joel Pitcher
Mary van Ornum
Wilson
Frederick Pitcher
Warren Centre
Bradford County
Miss Mazle
Judson Vi. Fpuntz
Joel Myers
Grippe
Ency M. van Wey
Mitchellcreek
Tioga Co
Dr. R. V. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
E. A. Bender
Keene, Cochocton Co
Ohio
Pierce
Obituary notices for McLaughan Teeter Myers and Lerch
Multiple obituaries from Scranton area papers announce the deaths of William A. McLaughan at his daughter’s home after neuralgia and heart complications, Leonard Davis at 21 from sunatic rheumatism, Ella Beteeter of Hawley from pneumonia, Mrs. Dewitt C. Myers in Warren Centre, and John Lerch of South Canaan from a paralytic stroke with funeral details and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Davis
Washburn Street
William J
Hvan
David
Catherine
Mary Davis
John Lerch
John Lercoh
Bouth Canaan
Interesting comparisons in city police staffing and spending
A report to Atlanta Police Superintendent Day compares Atlanta and Scranton police departments. It notes Scranton’s 102000 population and annual police spend of 68458 dollars versus Atlanta’s 89000 population and 149324 dollars. It lists personnel differences across ranks and units in both cities.
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Atlanta
Scranton
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West
Mears Hall
First Regiment OF Lancers
North Scranton
Holy Cross Church
Walter McNichols
Michael F. Culkin
D. J. Lenahan
Frank Walsh
Willian Hayes
W. F. Riley
William Morriay
Fitet
Thomas W. Barry
Thomas McGuire
Sermeants Hore
Nanney
Langan
William ©. Sharp
Dufour
Geo. W. Jenkins
Main Ave
Globe
Globe Warehouse
Temperance Meeting
John Kreis
South Ninth Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Mibernians
Sarah Meese
Lillian Jones
Reese
West Loonust Street
General News
Africa
South
Highteenth
Junger Maennerchor
CUNY
Ed. Robinson
Ella BE Teeter
Hawley
J. P. Crane
Miss Teeter
Presbyterian Church
Wayne County
Christian Endeavor Convention
Oder
Tillie Linney
Gravel Switch
Marion Co
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
de. Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Plarco
Police Statistics
Atlanta, Ga
Scranton, Pa
Star Theatre
Alf
G. Herrington
Atlantic City
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Avenue
N. R. Bothwell
Westm
Kentucky
Beach
Sear
Beranton
M. Reis
Lesvee
Ro JS
Duffy
Charles H. Yale
Uyt Thas Risg
Davis
The
Falak
G Strong Company
Mr. Edwin Mordant
Chile
Academy of Music
M. Hess
Matinees
Lortlg & Lemon
J. K.emmet-Gilson
Lotty
Matinoes
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