Day’s Doings of North Scranton in Rain Delays
Rain interrupted outdoor exercises at two North Scranton venues including the Brisbin mine employer’s event and Bliss & Co silk mill preparations. Mrs. John Lewis had an exciting return from Wales and funeral notices for the Boneda family touch local headlines. John Wethers was arrested at his wife’s urging amid a day of civic and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Wales
John Boneda
John Wethers
Brisbin
Bliss & Co
Providderee Silk Mill
Tev PR
Mrs Lewie Recounts Narrow Sea Journey Through Fog
Mrs John Lewie of Charles street arrived home after an extended voyage via Water Saturday night. A dense fog near the Newfoundland banks made it hard to see, and a distant ocean liner collided with their vessel. Both ships nearly touched, and officers brought them to a standstill in the fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewie
Charles Street
Newfoundland
Death notices for Nelson Newn and Lena Bonedy
The very old child of Mr and Mrs Nelson Rem of Deacon street died Saturday after a brief illness. Remains to be taken to Wellsville New York for interment hopes and funeral services. The funeral of Lena Bonedy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bonedo was held yesterday afternoon conducted by Reverend Join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Newn
Mire
Nelson
Wellsville
N. Y
Lena Bonedy
John Bonedo
Join
Local notices gather across town schedule and events
Kowala pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church at the parental home on Robert avenue. Floral offerings mark the service. Interment at Dunmore cemetery. John Wethera arrested on complaint by Bridget Wethera for assault and battery. Alderman Roberts set bail at $20. Miss Lena Clark vacationing at Welsport Clinton county. Mortimer Christmas headed to Porto Rico with the Seventh United States artillery. Clarence Steele and daughter Lilian return from Walton New York. Mrs Edward Roderick returns from Susquehanna county. Misses Hannah Morgan and Annie James visit Lizzie Davis of Brick avenue. Mr and Mrs David N Reese spend heated season at Lake Idlewild Susquehanna county. Miss Mary Oakie visiting relatives in Connecticut. Miss Kate and Miss Mary Manley leave for Pat Reckaway. Mrs Armit Thomtons and others depart for Atlantic City. Miss Lizzie Moses guest of Miss Cora Roberts. Mrs Sarah Tentin visiting daughter in St Louis. Miss May Davies guest of Miss Esther Jones. Rev Vaughan Davis preaches at First Welsh Protestant church. Mrs William Jervis and daughter depart for Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowala
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Robert Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
John Wethera
Bridget Wethera
Alderman Roberts
Lena Clark
Wood Street
Welsport
Clinton County
Mortimer Christmas
Walter Christmas
Porto Rico
Seventh
United States Artillery
Clarence Steele
Lillian
Walton
N. Y
Mr. Steele
Edward Roderick
Roderick
Susquehanna County
Hannah Morgan
Annie James
Olyphant
Lizzie Davis
Brick Avenue
William Davies
Charles
Mymouth
David N. Reese
Wayne Avenue
Lake Idlewild
Sucquehannna County
Mise Mary Oakiey
Oak Street
Connecticut
Miewee Kate
Mary Manley
Prickaveniv
Pat Reckaway
Armit
Esther Jones
Mary Street
Vaughan Davis
Nebraska
Green Ridge Memorial to Open This Afternoon
Green Ridge Memorial will reopen this afternoon after a month closed for repairs. Corporal Charlee Geary of Company D, Thirteenth Regiment, visits his parents on Capouse Avenue. Mrs. Robert Taylor of Paterson N J has spent time with Mrs. Bliss on Capouse Ravine and returned home yesterday. BP Smith and family of Monsey Avenue vacationing in Atlantic City. Warren Kimble and family of Carreuse Avenue return home from a week in Honesdale. Mrs. John Sterne of New York Street visits Foster Wirt and Mire Willian Peres of Capouse Avenue visits Wilkes Barre. Attorney Charles Hawley of Monsey Avenue plans a few days at Atlantic City. Morris Shannon and Charles Geary spent yesterday at Lake Winola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Rider Mbrory
Charlee & Geary
Thirteenth Regiment
Capouse Avetue
Robert Taylor
Paterson
N. J
Bliss
Capsuse Ravelle
BP. Smith
Monsey Avenue
Atlante City
Warren Kimble
Carreuse Avenue
Honesdale
John Sterne
New York Street
Foster
Mire Willian Peres
Carcuse Avenue
Wilkes- Barre
Charles Hawley
Atlantic Cty
Morris Shannon
Charles Geary
Lake Winola
West Scranton Wedding Aids Social Events Amid Nearby Burglary
Miss Jenne Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan Lewis of 10th Street, wed Edward Harmer of Tan Hersville at the home of the bride's parents with Rev Hugh Davies officiating. A reception followed while an attempted burglary at the adjacent Snow home frightened guests. Harmer and bride plan to settle in Tanner tsville after a well attended ceremony with local families and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Snow
Jenne
Ian L. Lewis
Edward Harmer
Tan Hersville
Tenth Street
Hugh Davies
South Main Avenue Welth Calvanistic Methodist Church
Elizabeth Hoellring
Carte Hellring
Miss Hellring
William Lewis
Kroomeman
Harmer
Lewis Lewis
Thomas Willams
William Willams
Edward Jenkins
H. L. Walters
Pittston
Bold home intrusion thwarted at Snow residence
An unknown man attempted entry into the Snow home at 22 South Hyde Park Avenue Rhu on a Saturday night. Mrs Snow saw the prowler through a window and fired a revolver prompting the intruder to flee as neighbors and Patrolman McColligan arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Snow
South Hyde Park Avenue
Rhu
Snew
Mr. Snow
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Mrs. Snow
Terett
Feichbors
Adam Frounfelker
Snow
Maine
Frounfelker
Deilehtal Lawn Social Honoring Miss Namie Sinane
A Friday evening lawn party at 22 Mendian Street hosted by Miss Namie Sinane drew about thirty young guests. The event featured dancing, illuminated lanterns, and refreshments served by Mrs. Reynolds, with attendees including numerous friends from Pittston and Reading. The Misses Britton departed for Vine Mount Saturday to continue their summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namie Sinane
Mendian Street
Mamie Kelly Josephine
Matlew
Nellie Gerrity
Nellie Tunn
Minnie Neone
Margaret Zivano
W. Warnes
Kathe
Will Norton
John R. Jones
Dave Morgan
Eddie Baines
James Hennigan
Toni Bloane
Michael Earley
Patrick Hoban
John Higgins
Joseph Pannen
John Judge
John Nealon
Pittston
O F P. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Misses Britton
Reading
Reynolds
Prittom
Vine Mount
Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by several women
Letters from Mrs A W Sari of Biddeford Maine Mrs Melissa Priumi a Lexington Indiana and Mrs Morus E Hewarr of Powell Station Tennessee describe relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound They report backache weakness despondency and fatigue improving after treatment with the tonic and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sari
Summer &J
Biddeford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Melissa Priuiia
Lexington
Ind
Morus E. Hewarr
Powell Station
Tenn
Straw Tide Party at Peckville Ends Pleasantly
A small group spent an enjoyable evening driving to Peckville for a novelty straw Tide Friday. The party included Miss Elizabeth Beck and companions Elizabeth Michael Amelia Koch Eligabeth Young Elizabeth Em mel Lena Koch and Devine with a list of attendees Pfeiffer Koch Hess Dimer Peter Young Otto Bebuiiinger and George ecinecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Elizabeth Beck
Elizabeth Michael
Amelia Koch
Eligabeth Young
Elizabeth Emmel
Lena Koch
Devine
John Lebert
Pfeiffer
Peter Koch
Christopler Hess
Martin Dimer
Peter Young
Otto Bebuiiinger
George
Ecinecke
Glad Children’s Day Observed at Jackson Street Church
Last evening the Jackson Street Baptist church held Glad Children’s Day with Rev. Thomas De Gruchy as pastor. The Sabbath school organized the program, featuring an anthem, Lord’s Prayer, recitations, choruses, and a benediction by the pastor. Named participants included Elizabeth Widdick Freda Lewis Gertrude Zertlieb Elois Thomas Annie Thomas May Thomas Flossie De Gruchy Hattie Ellis Edith Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruichy
George W. Nichole
Lewis Davies
Chuuren
Elizabeth Widdick
Freda Lewis
Gertrude Zertlieb
Elois Thomas
Annie
May Thomas
Flossie de Gruchy
Hattie Ellis
Elizabeth Thomas
Edith Evans
Baptist Young People unite with evening service at Scranton Street
At Scranton Street Baptist church a short song service was led by the Baptist Young People's union with Rev. F Matthews presiding and Mrs. G B Bedder on piano. The choir sang Oh Had I the Wines of a Dove and delegates from Buffalo reported on the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union of
F. Matthews
G. B. Bedder
Buffalo
Edith Williams
Williams
George Asbury
Mise Ada Dageer
Cleveland
Toronto
Death of Private John Angell in Florida War Service
Mrs. Mary Angell of 102 Jackson Street received word Saturday that her only son John Angell, 27, died at Tampa Florida after a July 3 gun discharge wounded his left leg leading to amputation and death two days later. He served in Company B Eleventh Infantry United States Army Fourth Army Corp reporting to Porto Rico deployment. He was buried with military honors in Tampa. His mother and W Stone mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE. Angell
Jackson Street
Tamm
Florida
Tampa
W. Reynolds
Meld
John Angell
Montrose
Regular Army
Denver
Eleventh Infantry
United States Army
Fourth Army Corp
P. Bom. Tr
Catherine Mad- Imminent Heavy Show Er Prompts Wary Prep
A clipped clipping notes Mrs. Catherine Mad- faces an impending heavy show er scenario prompting wary preparations. Details are sparse with fragmented phrasing leaving the central event unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Patriotic Flag Unfurled at Rebecca Avenue Home
A 34 foot flagpole rose on the lawn of 150 South Rebecca Avenue as a crowd gathered Saturday evening. Five grandsons hoisted the flag while the Star Spangled Banner played and a patriotic speech by Gwilym Davies accompanied songs by Mabel Thomas Henry Jones and others. The event ended with ice cream and cake as relatives and friends lingered indoors amid light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Rebecca Avenue
Gwilym Davies
Sole
Mise Mabel Thomas
Henry Jones
Gwilym Maddocks
Frank Lewis
Funeral services for infant son of Mr and Mrs George Eynon
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the family home 82 North Bromley Avenue. Interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. A shooting incident on Luzerne Street near Fourteenth was investigated by Patrolman McColligan but no suspects found. Reports say a Luzerne Avenue resident fired to frighten drunken trespassers on his lawn, creating a mystery. Rev. Evans retiring after sixteen years running a small store at 107 South Main Avenue. The bicycle drawn for next Thursday at St David's Hall with a 14 cent admission. Henry M Williams improves his parlors at 1108 Jackson Street. Plans for the Tripp Slope Accident Fund picnic at Tripp's Grove on North Main Avenue. Loretta Fagan hosted friends at 109 South Van Buren Avenue with dancing and refreshments. John Reid of North Sumner Avenue expects to resume work after seven months. Bauer's band open air concert on North Main Avenue postponed due to rain. Simpson Methodist church annual excursion to Lake Ariel planned for Thursday, August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eynon
North
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
Luszerne Street
Main Avenue
McColligan
Luzerne
Fourteenth Street
Bll Evans
South Main Avenue
Evane
Committee of
Irish Catholic Benevolent Unions
Thie Side
Laurel Hill Park
St. David's Hall
Henry M. Williams
Jackson Street
Williams
Tripp Slope Accidental Fund
Tripp's Grove
North Main Aventue
Loretta Fagan
Miss Fagan
South
van Buren Avenue
Mary Jordan
Josephine Hess
Mary
Tigue
Nellie Coleman
Celin Connell
John Houlihan
James Cusick
M. F
John Culkin
John Tigue
John Reid
North Sumner Avenue
Brices
Genere Hiness
Bauer
North Main Avenue
Clarke Bros
Simpson Methodist
Lake Ariel
Calvary Sunday School Lawn Social and Local Notices
Dunmore residents attended a Calvary Reformed church Sunday school lawn social at the home of Robert Foresman on Quincy avenue with lanterns and a well run program. Several obituaries and unclaimed letters are listed, including notices for Thomas Fugly’s son and John Kelley, plus funeral details for Mrs. Michael Gintes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE
James Robinson
Webster Avenue
Nana Gillespie
Greenhills
Laurel Hill Park
Betsie Shepherd
Lillian Wardell
Inez Iney
Julia Bishop
Ian Dety
Miss Epp
Anna George
Nanticoke
GillesMe
Mesdames
George Maloney
Henry Smith
Charles Rebess Thomas
Thomas John
Wanamine
Luterme County
Alex Jeffrey
John McMillan
Lake Winola
Uessie Seagraves
F Phillipsburg
C. E. Bengraves
Grows Street
Frank Blickens
Chestnut Street
Crystal Iike
Mies Mahe Christ
Dudley Street
Tunkhannock
Hashrell Pronson
Elm Street
Carbonfalse
Anthony Kear
Taylor Avenue
Maggie Barret
Carolina, Cynra
Lawrence Pinch
Ella F. Hodglin
Liggie Jeffrey
Oak Street
Jas, McLane
William Miller
Ash Street
M. P. Mitchell
Ilisabeth M. Robinson
Frank Slippy
Quincy Avenue
J. W. Sanson
Welster Teiwillicer
Elisabeth Wale
Delaware Street
Anna Wall
Majik Kornucaik
John Harvar
John Roban
Anemis
Leanarde Aeneiwillie
Landy Poskhor
Thome
Thomas Fugly
Drinker Street
Lerment
Mower
John Kelley
Nev
M. B. Ponton
Mt Cannel
Michael Gintes
Plain AM
Local court actions and community notices in Dunmore
Saturday night confrontations lead to assault charges against a man by his wife and another man, both bound over by $5 bonds. Dunmore Electric Heat Light and Power names J. Spain as manager, replacing Mr. Courtright. A 1% year old boy suffers arm and hip injuries from a dog. Dr. Garvey treats wounds, and the dog is shot by Patrelnan Beaver. Giper Grove Mill workers buy a 64 Glory edition, with a patriot program of speeches and gong rituals led by Rev. A J Van Cleft and James Swift attracting many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little England
Oscar Randolph
Garvey
Patrelnan Beaver
Giper Grove Cnilery
Pennsylvania Coal Company
A. J. van Cleft
Fyrincopal Church
Jamis Swift
Death notices from Olyphant and Scranton area
Thomas Gannon of Olyphant dies after hospital stay. Survived by his father and two sisters. Funeral planned for 3 PM at St Patrick’s Cemetery Olyphant. Martin McManamy dies at nephew’s home on Ok Street. Waga Well Known resident of North Scranton to be buried at Holy Rosary Cemetery. Mary Sullivan, eight, dies at 1221 Eynon Street. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gannet
Lackawanna Hospital
Gannon
Olyphant Council
Father
Cho Pnant
Patrick's Cemetery
Olyphant
Martin McManany
James McManamy
Ok Street
North Scranton
Holy Rosary Church
Fuliam Hyde Park
Catholic
Cuetery
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Energy and Vitality
When you are tired languid or dull you need Hood's Sarsaparilla. It will brace you up and give you strength and energy vigor and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Globe Warehouse
Mecca
Storm Serges
Navy
Pack
Worth &Hx
India
Victoria
West Scranton
Jennie Lewis
Social Affairs
Young People's Service
Dunmore
China
Suis
Wyoming Avenue
Speaking
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
the Scranton Electrical Works
Eliot
Harvard
The
International
Webster's
Dictio
Conrad
Dickson M'F'g CO
Scranton and
Wilkes-Barre
General Ofice
Scranton, Pa
Chas
du P. Swift
Geo
M. Hallstead
Hallstead & Co
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Connell Building
Scranton