West Scranton Speak-Easy Raided by Police Magistrate
The West Scranton area saw a speak-easy raid ordered by the Director of Public Utility Wormeer, resulting in a fine for the operator and seizure of illicit activity. Police reports describe arrests, a $500 fine, and a case before Magistrate Pa View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutery Wormeer
Williame
Tulble
Pathe
Pa- View
Convietal
Aid Rentenant
Ueeheritt
Fey
Wedding of Miss Agnes Willis in Weet Shanter region
The article recalls the marriage of Miss Agnes Willis daughter of Mewii Mos Williams of 441 Aah Bienen vaentee. The ceremony united the couple in the presence of family and friends. Nellie AWHO attended as maid of honor and Williams served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed and at once the couple departed by train for Atlantic city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeleelis
Dl de Williams
Armelodt Toole
Mise
Vans
Delaware
Lackiwanna
Western
Theresa Slattery and Michiel Sweeney Wed at Fort Patrick
The ceremony took place at PH cavelock with Rev. officiating as Theresa Slattery and Michiel Sweeney joined in marriage. Bridesmaid Miss Mane Lefiur of Pittston wore white organza. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs. Edward Kenny’s on Fifth Avenue. The couple departed for a wedding tour to Buffalo and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Edward Kenny
Fifth Avenue
Mre
Sweeney
Buffalo
New York
Police News Person Threats and Release Report
John Richards of Hiampton Street threatened to make Kamen Per wing 9 fit subject for the undertaker but paid attention. Richards was released yesterday on 200 bail until the next term of court. A farmer who had cultivated in the area is mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen McCloskey
Heider & Warnke
MceCloskey
McCloskey
Mickovich
Stanley Smith
Stephen McRaugh
Pins
Smith
Allerman Davis
Thos Jones
Yertendas
Davis
John Richards
Hiampton Street
Richards
Westerday
S200
Saturday Bargains Highlight Evening Wear and Robes
The notice promotes Saturday specials across departments featuring White shirts with tucked sailor collars at 98c regular 1.50. It also advertises Ladies' Night Robes with full tucked yoke, insertion and Hamburg trim priced at 69c, highlighting exceptional value for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hosiery Sale Offers 22 to 35 Cent Hosiery Deals
Advertises women’s drop stitch and lace hosiery at 22 cents per dozen pairs and lisle thread fast black hose at 35 cents per dozen. Claims superior quality and new style yarns. Sourced from a period catalog listing affordable ladies’ stockings.
Wash Neckwear Bargain Saturday Choice 25 to 35 Cents
Saturday sale offers ladies neckwear from 25 to 35 cents with a wide selection to choose from. Items marketed as a discount event, inviting shoppers to visit and pick their preferred pieces at the low price range.
Princely Shirts at Saturday Bargain Price
A bustling retail note promotes the famous Princely shirts with a Saturday bargain price of 50 cents, inviting readers to buy.
Local court records liquor arrest and a child's injury
A man was arrested for being intoxicated after a drinking spree at a Castle Williame area tavern. In a separate incident a young boy on Washburn street suffered a painful injury when a putty blower in his mouth caused a deep lip wound after a fall from stairs. Dr L H Gibbs treated the boy and said no serious complications are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younge
Mex
Telte
Washburn Street
Pan
L. HW. Gibbs
Lawn soirée raises funds for First Baptist class room
A lawn event at Miss Helen M. T. Fowler's home on Lincoln avenue and Jackson street drew large crowds. Hosted by Class No. 1 of the First Baptist Church, proceeds financed their classroom. Attendees enjoyed cream, candies, cake, and soft drinks, and the affair surpassed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen MT. Fowler
Lincoln Avenue
Jackson Street
First Baptist Church
Funeral of Local Community Member in Welsh Baptist Ritual
Mrs O Bevente of North Gartiehdaves Hue faced a fatal choking incident during a noon meal with family. Rev Dy Hopkins led the service at the house, with mourners from the Foresters and Odd Fellows aiding the procession to Washburn Street Cemetery. Floral tributes expressed community respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BP. Morres
Th Dy. Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
Harry Basten
Meredith Jones
John Hedin
The
Foresters
Peter Detrick
Harry J. Davis
Dotin Phillips
Odd Belliows
Foresters and
Odd Fellows
Rencins
Washburn Street
Notable Young Men Lead Camping Club to Lake Winola
The well known young men won and the Blackel Camping club left for Lake Winola yesterday for a two week camp. Several named attendees and friends are noted, with upcoming meetings and social events highlighted at local churches and homes in Dalton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackel
Lake Winola
Cain
Viettora
Joseph Kehinsen
Wilson Robinein
Kurls Biggs
Charles Dippers
Godfrey Davies
Kewin Wirthitir
Vice Council Daughters of Poowhontie
Iis
Eminell
Anne
Lexers
Wade
Brreege
North
Sumer Avenue
Tunkhannock
Delhi
Davis
Quinsey
Paker Sas
AD Gmpithe
Sweth
Stitt
Diobay
Swarts
Dalton
Howls
Buffalo
Kuielo
Mite
Lincoln
David Rae Wards
Rebecca Avenue
Chiggue
Ada
Boat Main Avenue
Pans
Park Place Social notes mention local travel and job moves
Mrs. Frank Collins and children return from a two week visit with her parents in Carbondate. Albert Russell McNeill, formerly cashier for Girard Construction, now cashier for Barber Asphalt Company in Kateas Aliy. He has been visiting friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collins
Short Avenue
Albert Russell McNeill
New Yorkey
Girard Construction Company
Kateas Aliy
Barber Asphalt Company
McNeill
Kemp's Malkin Soap and Medicine Cure Claim
A garbled ad-like passage touts Kemp's Malkin with a guarantee to cure, warning that neglecting medicine leads to ruin. It promotes the product as a miracle remedy for a cough and other ailments, urging readers to try it.
Salts and Alkali Prices From Canned Goods Trade
Fragmentary price notes show a list including salt and alkali items with small price figures such as 25c and 10c in the record. No full context or dates available.
Funeral and local notices from Scranton report
The piece records a funeral for John Meare Thur, a death of Mr. McArthur in Buffalo, and a service led by Rev K Sk Singer. It mentions pallbearers at the Meare interment, a store closure protest by John A. Aueniky, clerks’ concerns, and varied local society items including church visits, glee club plans, and travel notices in Tompkins and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mearethur
Hughter
Charles Thompsen
East Market Street
McAarthur
Buffalo
Lackawatine Bron Fil Stee
Hae
Stony Point
Ev. K. Sk. Singer
Elo Park M.or
Winger
George A. Cure
Providence M, Bo
Tompkus- Wille
Pretoryville
Mex. H. Mead
Parker Street
North Scranton
John BK. Lynott
Travelers from Green Street to Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Misses Lillian and Margaret O'Donnell of Green Street and Miss Kate Flynn of Brick Avenue travel to Philadelphia and Atlantic City for a few days of recreation after visiting Antietam at Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anttiem
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Lillian and
Margaret O'Donnell
Green Street
Kate Flynn
Brick Avenue
Philadelphia
Athintic City
Green Ridge Baptist Missionary Society and Ladies Aid Meet
The Green Ridge Baptist Missionary Society and Ladies Aid plan to meet at Mrs W Carpenter’s home this afternoon. Members Elizabeth Hitchcock and Mary Hitchcock of Washington Avenue depart today for an visit at Uptondate. Several members and visitors travel to attend events and exchanges are noted across local streets and parks. An open air dance or concert is planned at the Green Ridge Wheelmen’s clubhouse next Thursday evening August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Delaware
Ladies AW Society
River's Land
Residents Keep Busy With Visits And Meetings
In a secular session this evening at Hertonan's hall Henry Meyers of Stroudsburg visits his parents on Stowew Avenue. Nicholas Bohn of Millstreet returns from a four month stay in Kiragre. The Yunger Maaganerchor meets for rehearsal at German hall. Misses Katie Kellermat and Lacia Webley of Cedardvenie go to Lake Windy for a week. Willa Sehner returns from a week at Atlantic City. Miss Fioretee Fehwarta of Pittston visits Mr and Mrs John Moesel in Pittston. Miss Hens Kellerian of Beuth Washington Avenue with Jene Saturday for two weeks at Atlantic City. Mish Margaret Meyers of Blane Avenue makes a four week visit with friends in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertonan
Henry Meyers
Stroudsburg
Oy Stowew Avenue
Nicholas Bohn
Millstreet
Kiragre
Hi Bull
Kiytie Kellermat
Lacia Webley
Cedardvenie
Lake Windy
Willa Sehener
Atlantic City
Fioretee Fehwarta
Pittston
Mra
Dobn Moese
Pytts Ton
Unpaid Workers at Tone Crusher Face Uncertain Future
A group of men employed at the tone crusher have toiled for two months without pay and threaten to strike unless wages are settled. A meeting is planned at the Gorud facility where executives are expected to address the stoppage amid mounting tension as local officials prepare to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Bytoriitt Hitec
Mintiia Kocine
Harry D2
Brannina
Newport News
Vin
W. OR. Gibbens
Mise
Anina Brunsing
Paul J. Rhinehart
Robert HleKa
Duittkey Street
Croit
Wayne County
Rev
Myx
A. J. Highton
Cunard Pelee
Coupelain Choma Mel Woghlin
Qasne
Hail Thornton
Hail Thornton, of Drinkerstrdet, Who Has Been At Dansville
Howe
Dhifting
Porsons
Selah
Tycie
Obituary for Emaline Dodge Loney
Emaline Dodge Loney died late Wednesday at her father's home on Seventh Street. She was the widow of Herbert F L Leones and survived by her mother and a daughter. Daughter of the late John Dodge of Gayville Avenue, she had been ill since her husband’s death three months ago. The funeral will be Saturday at a wedlock from the Loney home on Seventh Street, with burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaline Dodge Loney
Td Loney
Seventh Street
Herbert FL Leones
Lomey
John Dodge
Gayvfield Avenue
Elnee
Loney
Forest Hill Cemetery
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West
Scranton
Thomas Hastings
Davie
William B. Morley
Agnes Williams
Orie Evans
Teite
Evane
J. J. Connell Company
Mise Williams
Jonas Long
G. W. Jenkins
St. Patrick's
Police Newa
Maslin Underwear
Globe Warehouse
Lowpitahls Castle
Davire
Putty Blower Va
Mall Boy
O'Bevte
North Gartiehdaves Hue
Wed
Jenkins
Florence Miller
South Hyde Park Avenue
Af Jefferson
Misa Edina Willlame
South Main Avenue
Hake Winela
Alfred Cock
Carl Bauman
Libbie Rymer
Dorothy Swirly
Chirk
Forners
Ernest Northup
Gon Garland
Glenburn
Noah Davi
Margaret
West Mint Street
Yostville
Ph Reese
Prienhore
Parkville
Court House Square
Dumex Mvans
Hede Park Avenue
Park Place
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Sidney
N. Y
BOE Saisencsas Essen Wass
North Chris
Fairbuink's Ark
Palmon
Woaen
Wonen
Oxford
Ieee Ciewes
Ninle Wildeo
Bertonm
Shawn Eal
Fhorrs
India
Fcigay
Hoys
Brussels
Pamlor
Jonas Long’s
South Scranton
Miew
Mary Krooeky
Biech
Welwk
Se Paul's Church
Kes
Balitown
Fivnda
Mintoku Cerelory
Mickory Street Presbyterin
Hew
AL North Tast
al & Wolk
Katie Chaother
Stone Avenue
Charles Cracken
Mulberry Barenl
Mike Anna Gunther
George Maue
Stine Wvenue
Grant Come Maniery
Knights of Malta
Dunmore
Moos Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Moosio and Kush Isle Works
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Bieatria
Repauno Chemical Co
Exri
Troudsburg
Tate Normal School
Channon Hae
Vesttiaaaht
Ajoe
Fie
Wlal Mire Phy
St. Peter's Cathedral
Catheedral
Krause
Cormans
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