Local Reform Plan for Street Cleaning proposes community aid
Samuel Crew proposes to City Street Commissioner Dunning that one broom shovel and wheelbarrow be left at 110 South Hyde Park Avenue so residents sweep Jackson Street from Hyde Park to Malin Avenue every Saturday. The plan accompanies a lesson in public spiritedness amid a scene of minor street life and vagrancy protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crew
South
Hyde Park Avenue
Jackson Street
Main
Hyde Park Avenues
Crew
The
Tribune
Dunning
Jaekson Street
Malin Avenue
Reception Honoring Miss Olive Courre in Jermyn
Mrs J Z Timbel hosted a Friday evening reception for Miss Olive Courre of Jermyn. The event featured entertaining diversions and refreshments, with numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Baker, Mr and Mrs J M Eaton, Mr and Mrs A B Baker, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Timbel
Olive Courre
Jermyn
Charles Baker
J. M. Eaton
A. B. Baker
J. Sweet
A. B. Coburn
Charles Sauber
Harris Siebert
Burlingame
M. Course
Mra
Frank Powell
Mieses
Maggie
Mae Griffiths
Mae Clearwater
Elvira Richards
Cora Turner
Mae Eaton
Mae Burlingame
Jennie Smith
Lillian Bates
Myrtle Bates
Aveta Baker
Dolly Thomas
Millie Muire
Arthur Tisdel
Rogers
Arthur Fuller
Richard Brown
Forbus Eaton
Albert Morgan
Lewis Tilles
Floyd Baker
Harlie Zintel
Wil He Sweet
Philip Bates
George Sanker
Harold Ziritel
Man Suffers Arm Breaks In Mountain Park Mishap
A man calling himself Kelly from Bone Hill was treated at West Side hospital after both forearms broke when a sewing machine struck him as he tried to stop it at Mountain Park. He had them set and went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Bone
Hungry men seek aid near Jackson Street corner
Edward Burke questions Tom and others about hunger while Fran Treese and Will Hughes listen near the corner of Jackson Street and South Main Avenue on a Saturday evening. The dialogue hints at assistance being offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellers
Edward Burke
Tom
Fran Treese
Will Hughes
Jaackson Street
South Main Avenue
Arrests Aid by War Rant in Alderman Hearing
Mrs Rh Acker swore out a war rant leading to the arrest of Jennie Stevens at 7 50 Saturday morning. Stevens was charged with harboring her husband and fined 710 and costs after a hearing before Alderman Moves. A house resident fled via a fire escape but escaped without injury. The husband slept through the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muses
Rh. Acker
Boy McHugh Located Safe in Philadelphia Visit
Andy McHugh the son of Hotelkeeper Richard McHugh who disappeared five weeks ago was found alive in Philadelphia. A West Side man who knew him on the street last week recognized the boy and learned he was visiting his aunt. Mr McHugh is relieved and arranging his return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McHugh
Richard McHugh
Philadelphia
West Side
Quaker City
McHugh
West Scranton youths treated at Fellows reception
A Friday visit by West Scranton youths to the Central mines ended with a reception hosted by Mrs and Miss Fellows at the Fellows residence. Guests included Misses Anna Sturdevant and Anna Sterling of Meshoppen along with Nellie Lois and other Fellows, Gertie Edna Ellaabeth Jane and Ethel Fellows, Turvey Breese and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Central Mines
J. H. Fellows
Nellie
Lois Fellows
Anna Sturdevant
Anna Sterling
Meshoppen
Misses Fellows
Lole Fellows
Gertie Fellows
Edna Saxe
Ellaabeth Melzer
Jane Fellows
Fanny Kennedy
Ethel Fellows
Turvey Breese
Charles
Birthday Celebration at Mrs Levy Thomas Home
A Friday evening event at the hospitable home of Mrs Levy Thomas celebrated Charles Canterbury’s twenty first birthday. Guests enjoyed essays singing and a poem, followed by supper in the dining room with a long list of attendees.
St Brenden council trip to Harvey's Lake outing
St Brenden council and the Young Men's Institute with friends plan an annual outing to Harvey's Lake tomorrow. The lakeside park has been greatly beautified this year and is famed as one of the state’s finest. The excursion will feature good management and a companionable crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute
Harvey's Lake
St. Brendencornell
Ite
Local residents venturing to towns and lakes for visits
Mise Alda Davis travels to Syracuse for two weeks with friends. Miss Margaret Jones stays at Lake Ariel. Louis A Howell visited Lake Idlewild the day before. Miss Bessie Hardenberg visits relatives in Hagerstown Md. Miss Laura Green guests at Providence R I. Miss Carrie Darling leaves for Lehighton. Miss Mabel Hancock visiting Hawley. Miss Emma Becker hosts in Clark's Green. Mrs. William Wrigley entertains Miss Lou Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Del Kaufman and children stay at Mr. Pocono. Miss Lewis visits Mrs. George B Reynolds in Pottsville. John Hughes vacations at Lake Tillewilile. Tallie M Evans and Daniel J Reese motor to Crystal Lake, return Saturday. Harrington and John Thomas spent time at Crystal Lake and Dundat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Alda Davis
Archbald Street
Syracuse
Mise Margaret Jones
Landis Street
Lake Ariel
Louis A. Howell
West Locust Street
Lake Idlewilde
Bessie Hardenberg
Twelfth Street
Hagerstown
Mile Laura Green
Providence
R. L
Carrie Darling
Chestnut Street
Lehighton
Mabel Hancock
Eynon Street
Hawley
Emma Becker
Jackson Street
Clark's Green
William Wrigley
Lou Miller
Wilkes-Barre
del Kaufman
Lincoln Avenue
Welsh Calvinistic excursion to Farview Aug 11
The Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church Hellevue plans its annual excursion to Farview on Wednesday August 11. A large crowd is expected with baseball games tug of war and bicycle races among the amusements.
West Side Business Directory Listing Highlights
Notary public B G Morgan and Bon offers real estate foreign exchange and ocean tickets with prompt monthly settlements from office 114 Jackson Street near Musgrave's Drug Store. Harriet J Davia florist provides cut flowers and funeral designs at 101 South Main Avenue near Jackson Street. Secondhand furniture dealer J C King advertises cash for items at 701 West Lacke waived avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Notary Public
B. G. Morgan & Bon
Notaries Public
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave
Harriet J, Davia, Fuorist
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Ta West
Lackewannd Avenue
Epworth League Cancelled Meet Plans Friday Trolley Ride
Green Ridge reports the Epworth League at Asbury church will not meet tonight. A trolley ride is planned for Friday if 100 attend. Fare is cents for the evening. Those planning to go should notify Miss Emma Drundage before Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Asbury Church
Emma Drundage
Mae Henedict
Donacon Street
Clark's Green
Dinck
Brooklyn
N. Y
Local Notes From Scranton Area Trips And Church Apt
Mise Avile of Carbondale visited friends in the Ridge Saturday. Lavina Dimmick of Bandervon Avenue is spending a short time at Longport. In the absence of the pastor the Ashbury Methodist Episcopal church pulpit was occupied by Nathan Osborne of Jermyn. Osborne is a graduate of Byra clive university and a man of rare ability. KR Graybell of Capoure Avenue is enjoying a week’s vacation. Attorney T. F. Welle and family visit Danesville. Mrs. C. Jacobse has returned home to Dickson Avenue after visiting Rochester. HH Miller of Wilkes Barre spent the latter part of the week with relatives on Delaware Street. Miss Marie Compredse was injured Friday night while riding her bicycle along Pilitston Avenue in South Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Avile
Carbondale
Mine Lavina Dimmick
Bandervon Avenue
Longport
Ashbury
North Scranton Notes A Busy Weekend Of Accidents and Weddings
Samuel Llewellyn of Putnam Street was injured when a timber toppled while he worked at Stairs mine No 4. Riddey Lewis married Miss Mary H Griffiths at Taylor. couple to stay local. Funeral services held for Catherine Roche and Charlotte Gibbons at Holy Rosary Church with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. John Jervis and Thomas Webster visited Carbondale. David Griffiths heads to Atlantic City. Helen Hurlbutt to marry George Anderson on August 10 at Putnam Street home. Various social visits, vacations, and travels noted around North Scranton communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Llewellyn
Putnam Street
Mones Taylor Hospital
Riddey Lewis
Mary H. Grifiths
H H. Morris
Taylor
Margaret
Charlotte Carwarding
Hattie Lioyd
E. Db. Corwin and Mesers
Frank and
Thongs Carwarding
Garfield Davis
Grif Thomas
Osweld Price
Lake Winola
Catherine Roche
Caldwell
West Market Street
Holy Rosary Church
Father Carmody
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Charlotte Gibbons
Hoy Rosary Church
J. J. O'Toole
Burla
Hyde Park Catholic
John Jervis
Thomas Webster
Carbondale
David Griffiths
Wiliam Street
Atlantic City
Helen Hurlbutt
and Airs
H. RR. Hurlbutt
George Anerson
Richard Cowldés
Summit Avenue
Pactoryville
Jivary Protheroe
Samuel Swindle
Odterhout's
Sis
William Casey
Brick Avenue
Foster
Filisha H. Griffin
Providence Road
G. BE. Gull
Dunmore Cemetery
William Love
North Main Avenue
Chicago
Andrew Loris
Samuel Davis
Wilkes-orre
South Scranton youths harass elderly man and his family
A gang of youths from South Scranton persistently harasses Joseph Loudenski and his family on Mop Long avenue near Irving. They throw balls into the garden, damage greenery, and barrage the house with stones, forcing the family to stay indoors. Police claim Mrs Loudenski must see Lt. Zang, who was not found, as the attacks continue.
Residents Return From Visits and Varying Travels
DUNMORE residents report last week’s travels with many returning home from Mile sites Unadilla Fitchburg Conn and Philadelphia. Names include Miss Blanche Corwell J R Winters Mr and Mrs Kart Minich Edward Bishop and Rev J R Davis with social event planned at John Moffatt residence Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M. Correll
H. Kiser
Lake Ariel
Blanche Corwell
Mill City
Mra. W. A. Packard
Cherry Street
Mine Lille Or
Mill Street
Mbp
Fitchburg
Mass
J. R. Winters
Samuel Cole
Brook Street
Finuma
Bessie Bone
Unadilla
Edward Bishop
Big Pond
Giles Calling
Ariod
Fred Warfel
Ansonia
Conn
Theodore Weber
West Drinker Street
John Galpin
Cornelia
J. R. Davis
New York
John Moffit
Bim Street
Ralph Halstead
Philadelphia
A. B. Oliver
Green Ridge Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
John Moffatt
Elm Street
August 13 Ice Cream and Cake Social Invitation
All are invited to attend an August 13 event with refreshments provided. A weekly post office list shows uncalled letters for the week ending Aug 7 including Brown Mre J B Barber Mre Emma Mol it Mra A BL Maud Mies Lida Healey John Jenkins Mina Mary Kusick Peter Kurpita Anna Mason Miss Georgie Notariannl Francesco Kapp Mra A J Electric Engine Co No 4 of Dunmore will hold a picnic in Harmony Garden on Wednesday August 1. Company members described as royal entertainers with anticipated popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mre
J. B
Barber
Emma
Maud
Mies Lida
Healey
John
Jenkins
Mina Mary
Kusick
Peter
Kurpita
Anna
Mason
Miss Georgie
Notariannl
Francesco
Kapp
A. J. Electric Engine Company, No. 4
Dunmore
Harmony Garden
District delegates meet to choose Reading convention rep
In Minooka the Third legislative district representatives plan a 4 PM meeting at Coyne's hall Main Street to select a delegate for the Reading convention. Swintele of South Canaan Pa visited his daughter Mrs C L Fitch on Main Street during Sunday. The St Joseph's Society chose J Mulkern to attend the National Catholic Total Abstinence union in Scranton on August 15. The Golf club will meet this evening at Father Mathew hall. Henry Cooke and family of Kingston visited friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyne's Hall
Main Street
Reading
Co. M. Swintele
South Caraan
C.L. Fitch
John Martin
Pittston
Stafford Street
J. Mulkern
St. Joseph's Society
Scrant
Father Mathew Hall
Henry Cooke
Kingston
Obituary notices of Bogag Foley Flynn appear in Scranton papers
Obituary items report Lewis W. Bogag, longtime Scranton resident, dying at his daughter’s Watertown home. Funeral and interment in Dunmore cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Elizabeth Foley and Annie Flynn with funeral plans in Scranton area. causes include cholera infantum and diphtheria. Interments at Lake Winola and Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Anthony Flynn
Handcourt
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Miss Harrity Hurt in Sudden Streetcar Accident
Miss Mary Harrity a domestic employed by a family at 326 Monroe avenue sustained injuries Saturday evening when she stepped from a streetcar and was thrown to the pavement. She cannot return to work for a week or more and is under Dr Walker care at J C Kings residence. The Bellevue transfer point at Seventh street and West Lackawanna avenue was the scene. Her right arm near the elbow and both lower limbs near the knee are badly crushed with possible internal injuries and nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harrity
Monroe Avenue
Harriett
Walker
South Seventh Street
Bellevue
Seventh Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
J. C. King
No. 10 School Building Opens After Inaugural Events
The No. 10 school building in the Nineteenth ward held Saturday inspections, addresses, and a banquet organized by school controller Herman Notz. The cost per room was cited as 2200, far lower than other city schools. A post inspection banquet, hosted by Mr Noty, followed in one room with many officials and teachers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Herman Notz
Board of Consul
Noty
George Howell
T. J. Jennings
Nota
Langstaf
Francois
Gibbons
Sehriefer
Walsh
Langan
Conrad
Casey
Jacobe
Davis
D. Fellows
James O'Boyle
Ketrick
Mesers
Brown
Fuller
Sykes
Cavanaugh
Misses Hurley
O'Malley
McGerrity
Kelley
Coleman
Shea
Maggie O'Donnell
Ella O'Donnell
Murphy
Davies
Durkin
Not
Howell
No. 15
Bail Set For Edwards On Detention Charge At Haaletts Pond
rm. FY. N. Edwards entered bail before Justice of the Peace Arms of Spring Brook for his appearance at court. The case involves Louis Storma suing over the detention of a cow and calf at his farm near Haaletts pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm. FY
Great Surprise In Store For Pool Age GRALN-O
A healthful drink made from pure grains marketed as a coffee alternative for all ages. It imitates mocha java taste and offers benefits to adults and children, promoted as easy to mix and good for the system. Priced at 16c and 2he, the grocer is urged to stock Grain build up Auk.
Multiple Professionals Listed in Scranton Directory
The page lists numerous professionals and offices in Scranton including doctors such as Dr Frey at the Jewell Building 906 Spruce Street and Dr Anna Law at Wyoming Ave, attorneys like James H Torray and Frank Hoyle, architects Lewis Hancock Jr and Frederick L Brown, veterinarians, and other specialists with office hours and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Co
Lu Frey
Jewell Building
Bpruce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
Edwards
Edward
Warnke
Hurke
Willia Sweet
Winfield Fellows
Art van Vilet
Arch Meare
Harold Battin
Howard Williams
Bert Fellows
John Howell
Burke
Stevens
Hellevue
Farview
Nellie Connors
Scranton Street
Andrew Orient
Alderman Kelly
David Steinback
George Harvey
Steinback
Harvey
Millett
Plymouth Church
Division No. 1
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Board of Brin
Mountain Park
Dove
Horace Price
Oscar Price
Emmet Street
Washburn Street
Trene Kreider
Kreider
Bwetland Street
Awell
B. G. Beckwith
Burnh Jones
David Jones
Sp. m
Green Ridge
North Scranton
Scranton
Joseph Lovdenski
Mop#1
Irving Avenue
Lovdenski
Mra. Loudenski
Leutenant Zang
LonJenski
St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Club
Music Hall
Mary Troherty
A. Tigue
Agnes McLeon
Elmhurst
Kitty Craig
Annie Cire
Archbald
Abner Jackson
Cedar Avenue
Beaumont, Pa
Mies Kutle Gordon
Stone Avenue
Marie Conway
Pittaton
Katie Davie
Annie McFadden
Kathe McDermott
Mame
Katie Ward
Mame Dunleavy
Mossie
William Dunleavy
James Bailey
J. F. Christopher
Robert J. Scott
Lewis W. Bogag
Tonian
R. Smith
Watertown
Hife
Penn Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Yfanny Jones
Fiizabeth
Peter Foley
Sixth Street
Olyphant
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Miss Harrity
Newark
Raof
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Wyoming Avenue
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Stronlon,Olyphant
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penh Ave
Mary A. Shepherd
Homeeopathiat
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wayer Avenue
Spruce Street
Beranton
W. E Allen
North Washington Avenue
Anna Law
Wyoming
L. M. Gates
Board of Trade Building
Madison Avenue
W. Wamorfaux
Adams
Igif Mulberry
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
James H. Torray
Dh Commonwealth Building
Prank B. Hoyle
Burr Building
Wand i
Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Frooms
Commonwealth Midg
Jeffreys
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Boranton
Patterson & Wilcox
Weudine
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonwealth Building
Roorms
T. Okranic
Coalashshaw Deraaa
Janes W. Oakford
Ant-Law
Joorney of Trade
Bam Ured W. Epgar
Omlece
Wyoming Ave
GR. Pitcher
Eec
Comegys
Pruce Street
B. Replogle
Wakenue
BF. Killiam
Soranton
Ag. J. H. Hamilton
Aclaw
Commonwealth Bidg
Barring & Msweeney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival. J. Morris
Jarchitect, Board of Trade Building
Edward H. Davis
BE. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor. Wash. Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Ene Uliding
CMVIL
Lacey & Son
Traders’ National Bank
J. O. Lyman
Dr. FP. L. Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
P. O
Harrison
Main Ave
DR. c. C
Laubach
C. Snover
Lacka. Ave
M. B. Davis
School OF the Lackawanna
Walter H. Buel
Leeds
Tg G. R. Clark & CO
Shhdmen and Nurserymen
Green House
In Avenue
ELK Cafe
Prank Lin Avenue
Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Ee Ae Bauer
BR. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Frank P. Brown & CO
Thomas Auderby
Roomer and
Os Williams Huilding
Apposite Postoce
Printin
Tribune Publishing CO
Nana Ro
Setlaaginr
Ssio
John H. Phelps
Cor
Wroming Avenue
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