West Scranton Morning Wedding on Bromley Avenue
Mira Jemima Jones of North Bromley Avenue wed Rev. Evan R. Williams of Hampton Street at the home of the bride. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William BR. Richards of Wilkes-Barre with a royal purple canopy and a wedding march. The couple plan to Coolville Ohio after a trip to Philadelphia and Washington. Williams recently completed studies at Marietta College and accepted a call to a Congregational church in Deaslville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BR. Richards
Wilkes- Barre
Coolville
George Grinder
Brennan
John
Mira Jemima Jones
Bromley Avenue
Evan RR. Williams
Hampton Street
Mina Dosy
Lohenerin
Marietta College
Wilkes-Barre
Congregational Church
Mrs. Williams
Philadelphia
Washington
Ohio
Aremy
Delaware
Hudson Station
Mre. Williams
Mreé. Williams
Alvo & Pirce
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tey
Williams Ia
Evan J. Wiliams
Central Mine
Deaslville
Thomas Jones
Bromley Avenues
Plymouth
Willams
Freénmla
Cool- Ville
Williams
Missing barber George Ginader Leaves Family Worried
A Week ago yesterday afternoon Chorge C Ginader disappeared from home and has not been seen since. His wife and relatives are anxious and cannot explain his strange departure. George and Fred Ginader run a barber shop on Jackson Street near Jenkins' drug store. Fred returned from Pitts lon yesterday but cannot account for his brother's absence. George was last seen at home after dinner, had been drinking recently, and spoke of a baker inheriting a large sum from a New York customer. He is about 5 ft 6 in, 140 pounds, 30 years old with a smooth face and black curly hair. Any information will be welcomed by his wife and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginader
George
Fred Ginader
Hartber
Jackson Street
Jenkins
Fred
Pitts Lon
North Bromley Avenue
Worll
Tribune
New York
Doctor Reaches Injured Father After Mine Rock Fall
Dr J J Brennan of Jackson Street was summoned to Plymouth Tuesday evening to attend his father injured in a mine accident caused by a rock fall. The doctor arrived after traveling to the site to treat the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brennan
Jackson Street
Plymouth
Funeral Tomorrow for Father, Plymouth Cemetery Interment
Minutes after his father expired, many friends sympathize with him in his bereavement. The funeral will occur tomorrow morning. Interment will be made at the Plymouth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Contractor Henry Loses Suit Over House Work Payment
Jacob Henry filed a claim against Mrs. Catherine McHugh for 20 pounds as part payment for work on her Lugertie Street house. He alleged he would finish a building for 100 pounds but failed to do so, and the final payment was kept back. Alderman John ruled for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Henry
John Last Ovenute
Catherine Mc+ Hueh
Lugertie Street
Henry
McHugh
Remains of William Callahan Nearby Interred at Cathedral Cemetery
An obituary note records the burial of William Callahan son of Mr and Mrs Owen Callahan of OM Twenty fret atrect in the Cathedral cemetery. The report lists several gatherings and visits by relatives including Mrs. Th 4. Wegher, Miss Williams of Lincoln Melts, and Mrs. Hohe Pita. It also mentions a Dodge Mine Excursion to Lake Heart on Saturday and multiple trips by local residents to Atlantic City New York Philadelphia and Vermont. Additional items include social calls, church activities, and gifts from a visiting Chinaman to A A Holmes and W O Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Owen Callahan
Cathedral
Wegher
North Bromley Avenue
AU Laritio City
Mika Verna Williams
Lincoln Melts
Te Whelling Trinity
Dalton
Hohe Pita
Dalton Mleyt, Are Entertaining Mt Nancy Brower, of Letroit
Michiean
Miesdane Camilily
Take Ariel
Dodge
Meart Lake
Miers Bertha Kelly
Fynon Street
Catheren Phillipa
Acavletne
Wtrmet
Yeeterlay
New York
Philadelphia
Vertin
Willian Beane
Mea
T. Stover
Anil
Ditahter
Mildred
North Reomly Avenue
Mayin Evain and Son
Lodie
Ivenheta
Carbondale
Atlante City
Mies Mary Mogan
Clarke Brothers’ Stores
Warvey's Lake
Thomas Marshall
South Math Avenue
Atlantic City
Misita Viola Roderick
Jowlo Jones
South Moin
Orean Grove
Thomas
Willian
Lake Sheridan
Peter Comrove
Division Street
Gertrude Rheetin
Kingston
Mies Pearl Sunker
North Main Avenue
Hotere Morelia Lodge
Freerat
Poultney
Rebathan
Saint Avietine Presbyterian Church
Awe
St. Brenden
Atlantis City
Lockwarnia
Fife Moon
Ferantan Street
A. A. Holmes
Wi O W. Phillips
Eliesbeth Stern
Mondor
Alent
North Beranton Glee Club Elects Officers At Meeting
North Scranton report details North Beranton Glee Club electing officers including president Wyn Jones and treasurer John McGowan. Also notes attendees and a listed list of associates and a scheduled exhibition at Towrt Lake. Other notices mention church picnics and a trip by Frederick of Diamond Avenue and Sidney Manwood returning from Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beranton Glee Club
Officwre
Veewhlent
Wyn Jones
Newpresidente
Dr. Hone
Remit Themis
Stephen Chappell
Joshi Jilin
John McGowan
A. A. Vosberg
Jones
Harry Hainon
W.om
Finn
Mo V
Tore
Cecelia Dever
Jonnie Fielda
Ceci Davis
Ieette Davis
Annie Evang
Annie Jones
Khaleth Davia
John Jervis
Mart Cowell
Patrick Martin
Tomes Kae
Wiiwin Martin
Mitt
Joe Krolosky
Evan Lew
George Porty
Carbondale
Manquette Commitl
TY. M. 1
Towrt Lake
Auc
Lake Ariel
Ave
Ashley
Willis
A. Frederick
Diamond Avenue
New York
New Jersy
Long Island
Sidney Manwood
North Main Avenue
New
Wayne County
Residence event and travel noted in Arcadia
At the residence of Mrs Luke on Commer Boulevard Avenue by Deacon Trent Charles Pound of Milleard's Market leaves today for New York where he will spend his week in Oakentlun.
Local Notices From Green Ridge Store and Atlantic City Vacation Plan
A garbled local notice mentions Karl Pierne ill in his room at Green Ridge Store and dipping health concerns. It notes Mie Flleaheth Harver returning among acquaintances in No US, plus a Chestnut street pair travelling to Atlantic City for a vacation. Separate lines reference North Blakely lighting, a special session of the police, and a school-related event with a scout ticker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harver
Winltnie
Titi Tiwedl
Herough
Magni
Karl Pierne
Green Ridge
Chestnut Street
Mis
McDonalds
Daughiter
Minooka Wedding Joins Notables As Bride Weds
One of the prettiest weddings in Minooka yesterday morning tied Miss Mie Tkhe to a prominent local man. The bride wore white with chiffon and ribbon, while guests and family celebrated at the Enelik’s factory party. The couple departed for New York shore after the reception as residents recalled local figures and events. A separate obituary notes Mr John McOuil, long-time resident, died at home after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Doe Weph
Olek
Stuupleiks
Toni
Enelik
New York
Seanhore
Jobn McOulil
Tiltmee Avonin
Elfort
An- Haven
Mice BM Walsh
Tibeton
Mies J. Nigenis
Various Community Notices From Scranton Area
The Women s Home and Forview Millionary Society of the Asbury Methodist Eyricoopal chirel hold their monthly meeting at Mrs BT dasne s home corner of Capone avenue and Green ilge street this afternoon. Scranton Lace Curtain employees plan an excursion to Mountain Park next Saturday. Miss Ida M Cosgrove returns to New York after visiting Mrs Rainey of Sanderin avenue Ther. Charled Prowier of Miymouth Primitive Methodist church will speak before Taylor University alumni in Cowen Grove NJ. Corporal John Garcia recently returned from the Philippine Islands greeted friends yesterday. Modern Woodmen of America hosted a supper meeting in Masonic hall, Dickson avenue. Gro Wige lodge of Old Follows holds an important meeting in Masonite hall. Miss Alice Perk of Money avenue spends a few days at Crystal Lake with Mrs H F Atherton. Beatrice longe of Daighers of Mebpcca hosts a lawn party Friday evening Aug 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home
Forview Millionary Society
Asbury Methodist Eyricoopal Chirel
BT. Dasne
Capone Avenue
Green Ilge Street
Durdick
Mothowavon
Scranton Lace Curtain Company
Mountain Park
Ida M. Cosgrove
New York City
Rainey
Sanderin Avenue
Chirled Prowier
Miymouth
Obituary notices for Kovh and related residents
Obituary notes for John C. Kovh age 4 who died at his home on North Wyde Park Avenue after illness. Also listed are Thoma B. Thomas and Moses Taylor Hospital deaths and multiple funeral plans. Kate Knochlir and Kate Roche mourners are shown with service details and cemetery interments.
City Clerk Lodges Complaint Over Nightly Light Reports
Clerk Lavelle protests police reports on electric lights found unlit each night. Under city contract, the electric light company isn’t billed for lights out long. He urges detailed nightly tallies showing which lights failed, when, and by whom, instead of a monthly lump sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cily
Qlavelle
Eovtele Ieht
Mr. Lavelle
Fearlv
South Scranton Scene Sparks Odd Watch Prank Tale
A chaotic South Scranton report centers on Councilman Fred Phillips and a runaway watch tale. Phillips, obsessed with time, watched a clock race toward noon then attempted to fix it to avoid missing dinner. The comic episode ends with the watch halted by a repairer and Phillips relieved to keep supper.
Funeral of Mrs Chlarles Mengle Held at Cedar Avenue
The funeral for Mrs. Chlarles Mengle, who died Sunday, was held yesterday at 2 PM from the family home on South Wyoming Avenue. Service continued at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Neva FP TM Doty and Rev W A Nord officiating. Interment followed at Pittston Avenue Cemetery with bearers John Hahn John Schrader Jacob Klein John Leber William Shettler and Bart Fuller. Also report of John Healey injured when thrown from a wagon on Southville Avenue Brook Street. collar bone fractured and other injuries. Dr Quinn attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mengle
Wyoming Avenue
John Healey
Arthur O'Malley
Chlarles Mengle
South
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Neva
Doty
W. A. Nord
Fanian xl
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
John Hahn
John Schrader
Jacob Klein
John Le+ber
William Shettler
Bart Fuller
Funeral notices and local society updates in panel column
Funeral of Artie O Mylew and other obituaries mark a panel of local notices. Names include Jett Soran and Anthony Moran with burial details, while social items note travel to Atlantic City and visits among residents.
Favorite Prescription Eases Headache Said Women Benefit
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for headaches tied to women’s health. It claims to heal delicate womanly organs, improve nerves, and boost vitality without narcotics, featuring testimonial from Mia Sarah Nurney of Crescent City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Mia
Sarah
Nurney
Cresent City
Putnam Co
The Dewey Homestead Birthplace Shrine
The Dewey birthplace house, built in 1867, was owned by T R Gordon since 1890 after passing from Captain Edward Dewey to present occupant. Gordon praises Peruna in a letter to the Peruna Medicine Co, claiming it eased his wife’s chronic catarrh and sleep disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dewey
Dewey
Eaward Dewey
T. BR. Gordon
Mer. Gordon
Admiral Dewey
T. RR. Gordon
M's'¢ Co
Columbus
Perunna
T. R. Gordon
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Perjury Charge in Old Forge Involving Mrs Dulange
Mrs Mary Dulange of Old Forge was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman Millar charging her with perjury. Prosecutor Philip Swartz, an Old Forge merchant, had claimed Swartz conspired to have her arrested for extorting money. Dulange testified Swartz never asked for money and had no knowledge of any conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dulange
Old Forge
W. 8. Millar
Philip Swartz
Mra
Duelinge
Mre
Dulinge
Kiseon
Swarts
Bwwaorts
Three Secured Liberty and Bail in Local Case
John Peusa was released on bail by W. C. Wells after larceny and receiving charges before Judge John P. Kelly. James Lowe, among three men accused of stabbing John Winleh in a Penn Avenue saloon fight, posted bail of 100. J. Morter became his bondsman for Lewis Wilk, cited on receiving stolen goods, with bail set at 600 by Judge Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peusa
W. C. Wells
John P. Kelly Yesterdas
James Lowe
John Winleh
Penn Avenue
Kerty
Kelly
J. Morter
Lewis Wilk
Atom
Is the dog quiet or vicious Alderman Millar asked
William Piorn of 150 Franklin Avenue faced a hearing yesterday before Alderman W B Millar on a charge in a case regarding the dog’s temperament and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Piorn
Franklin Avenue
W. 8. Millar
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
E. R. Williams
Jemima Jones
Dufour
George Ginader
Dr. Brennan
Globe Warehouse
Alderman John
General News
North Scranton
Dunmore
John C. Kovh
Fea
North Wyde Park Avenue
Keranten Stow
Mowldor’ Wolon Amd
Thoma B. Thomas
Eure
Moses Taylor
Luke
Jaraiyels
Doeudaalls
Lafiyette
Invale
Washhut Street
Kate Knochlir
Mr. and Ate
Boule Rabeller
Pillaten Avenate
Puneral
Rev. W. A. North
Mise Kate Roche
Learold Daguiiter
Amd
William Rochi
Stoneakenue
Lavelle
South Scranton
Phillips
Fred Phillips
Cedar Avenue
Mer. Phillips
Jimmie Michael
Wateh
Phillipe
Southville
Pittaton Avenue
Brookeatrool
Wien
Quinn
Artie O'Mylew
Ani Moe
Anthony Moran
Meadow Oven
Monhley
Will Ty
Altre
Willow Autrent
Fred Kirchell
Mickory Street
Pagtoryville
Joseph Scholl
George Wirth
Herman Asterwhlager
Laulee Kareteert
Flmbeumt
Ming Kuty Twiandt
Kate Levert
Loviga
Carole Blotter
Feft Yostenlay
Atlantic Cis
Anna Wemanch
Pitteton Avenue
Ler Tine
Codie Avenue
Adans Ovinne
Myrtle
Fig
Theranten Athe Tobin Club
Potat
Dewey Homestead
Jonas Long
Wilk
George W. Finn
Wyoming
Miller
Miller Mouse
Pilteton Avenue
South Side
J. T. Shyheg
Codyr
Alderman Millar
Winola
Attra
Adidres
KE. Frear
Lake Winola, PA
J. W. Moore
Ocean Grove
N. J
Arlington the
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Col
Sixteenth St
Irving Mace
L D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Bloger Cooper's
Grea Dry Goods
Albert
11Th ST. & University
Broadway
Dally
Vie Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
C. Neturnigg
Dor
Erable Paeengere
Alis Gouracdi
U. S
Europe
Hopkins
Frop’s
Great Jones
Mal Mervite Medical Co
McGarrah & Thomas
Drugegmo
Lockiwanna Ave
Louis Gardella
Hon
Bernant
Horn
Gardella
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