Personal notices from the Oswego area include vacations and travels
Mrs B Moses is at Crystal Lake Mis France Moses at Atlantic City Mrs Frank Wandling at Spring Lake N J Berty Messner of Adams Avenue left yesterday for Blue Point IL 1 Will Moses of Mulberry Street is vacationing at Alt Clemons Attorneys Bonner and Mulholland leave for Atlantic City Miss Caroline Borghauser returned from Wilkes Barre Miss Anna Levy returned from a month in Philadelphia and Athode City Mildred and Joseph Howe visit Lake Winola for a week Mr and Mrs M McPherson and daughters Beatrice and Lois go to the seashore for two weeks Miss Lissie Widdick returns from Atlantic City Superintendent Lewis G Bechania leaves for vacation in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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B. Moses
Crystal Lake
Mis
Franees Moses
Atlantic City
Frank M. Wandling
Spring Lake
N. J
Berty Messner
Adams Avenue
Blue Point
Will Moses
Mulberry Street
Alt
Clemons
John M. Bonner
H. M. Mulholland
Caroline Borghauser
Wilkes-Barre
Anna Levy
Capouse Avenue
Philadelphia
Athode City
Mildred
Joseph Howe
John Howe
Lake Winola
Great annual clear free sale advertised by Mears and Htgen
Cut prices at our great annual clear free sale. See our advertisement in this rs Mears & Htgen.
Death of Father McCawley Former Rolfe priest dies
Rev. P. H. McCawley, longtime Catholic priest and former city resident, died suddenly yesterday. Born in this city, he studied at St Charles College and Montreal Grand Seminary, was ordained November 21, 1894, and served in the Dubuque Diocese. Survived by Mrs Bridget McCawley and siblings M D, James, John, and Frank. Remains to be brought to the city. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. McCawley
Rolfe
Owa
Scranton
Father McCawley
St. Charles
Bllicol City
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Hennesay
Dubuque
Town
Kly
Thomas Bridget
Catherine McCaw
M. D. McCawley
James
John Frank McCawley
Jefferson
Eye knocked out in assault on Mifflin Avenue
A Wilkes-Barre woman said a quarrel on Mifflin Avenue with a young man left her unconscious and her left eye knocked out. Police examined the scene at Lackawanna hospital where the socket was found empty and she reported losing her new eye last month. The assailant named Whatle Kramer was sought by officers with little success by midnight.
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Miffiln Avenue
Boschiter
Quinn
Lackawanna Hospital
Berantoni
MiMin Avenue
Day
Feeney
Dieter
Wilkes-Barre
Inn Oer
Mifflin Avenue
Whatle Kramer
Bovard Phillips Nuptials Tie Dunmore Pair at Winwood Home
Pretty nuptials joined Minnie Belle Phillips of Winwood with Ernest Bovard of Dunmore yesterday at the Phillips home. Rev Olver officiated with Miss Maude Kennedy playing. The couple plan a honeymoon and will reside in Dunmore after October 1, Mrs Bovard a Drew seminary graduate and former teacher. Bovard a successful local music teacher and Boston Conservatory graduate.
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Winwood
Minnie Belle Phillips
Ernest Bovard
Dunmore
Phillip
Lake Underwood
Olver
Methodist Episcopal Church
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Child Trouble Sparks Local Dispute And Arrests
Mrs. Sarah Rose of Mulberry street faced arraignment before Alderman Ruddy on striking a neighbor’s child. The matter was settled amicably and Rose discharged. Meanwhile Mrs. Lutz’s husband was arrested by Patrolman Flax for allegedly insulting Rose after a dispute over the child. He posted a $5 bond at the central station and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rose
Mulberry Street
M. J. Ruddy
J. Lutz
Rose
Small Pox Case Reported In Farley Family
Dr J W Houser reported a new armatl pox case to Superintendent W E Allan of the bureau of health. A Farley child of Nay Aug avenue showed all symptoms and received treatment. This is the second Farley family case, with the first reported last week. The Farley child is said to have only a slight attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Houser
W. E. Allan
Bureau of Health
Farley
Nay Aug Avenue
Allen
Stamp Collectors Advertisement Offer
Stamp collectors are invited to purchase a set of thirty stamps for a dollar. Advertisement placed in this paper by e Meurs & Hagen.
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E Meurs & Hagen
Arrest of James Slattery Linked to Green Island Offenses
James Slattery, formerly of Green Island New York, was arrested in Wilkes-Barre by Superintendent Lena Day and Detective Robert Delter on a charge of attempting to defraud his boarding mistress. Letters imply Green Island authorities seek him for more serious crimes. he was held awaiting word from Green Island officials.
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James Slattery
Wilkes-Barre
Green Island
N. Y
Troy
Lena B. Day
Robert Delter
Day
Shattery
Slattery
Green Isle
Wilkes- Barre
Albany
Delaware and Hudson
Jones
Deiter
Central Station
Excursions At Nay Aug Park Draw Large Picnickers
Nay Aug park remains a popular picnic spot with hundreds attending excursions. Yesterday the Diatr icbondale Methodist Sunday school enjoyed games races and tug of war while Tabernacle Congregational church held a carnival. Upcoming events include Elmhurst Baptist park day Lackawanna Grangers meeting Schooley Battery reunion and Seven Counties Veterans reunion with West Pointers offering trick riding.
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Nay Aug Park
Diatricbondale Methodist Sunday School
Tabernacle Congregational Church
West Scranton
Phillips
Elmhurst Baptist Church
Lackawanna County Grangera’ Association
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Bloomsburg
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Schooley Battery
Seven Counties Veterans
Harford School For
Warden Simpson resigns after Tuesday jail incident
Following a Tuesday night disturbance at the county jail, Warden Simpson tendered his resignation to Sheriff Schadt. Chief Keeper Miles McAndrew of Archbald will fill the vacancy, with William Klein of South Scranton named keeper after two years as a chain gang guard.
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Simpson
Schadt
Miles McAndrew
Archbald
William Klein
South Scranton
Chain Gang
Excursion clash over mileage books at Lake Ariel trip
A society near Beranton ran a lake excursion with mileage book fare rules. Most could buy regular excursion tickets but a mother of three faced embarrassment after mileage books were rejected. Friends helped, yet the incident warns Jr. O. U. A. M. members not to use mileage books for the August Lake Ariel trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Lake Ariel
Billy Craigs Little Joke Ends With Stolen Watch
Billy Craig and a friend visited Fred C. Hand at Elmhurst and presented a gold watch as a supposed token of appreciation for Hand's musical efforts. Craig apologized for rough handling of the gift and promised to have the engraving done that night, but Hand still waits for the watch.
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Billy
Craig
William
Fred C. Hand
Fred
Elmhurst
Mr. Hand
Scranton
Hand
Melba to Visit Here For March Concert
Melba will perform in March with a strong instrumental ensemble at the new armory. The date is not fixed yet. A contract was made in Hamburg on Tuesday between manager Mr Brennan and P F Duffy Jr president of St Brendan's council under whose auspices the concert will be held. The guaranteed price is $200 above the city's prior peak for such attractions.
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Melba
New Armory
Hufulo
Brennan
P. F. Duffy
St. Brendan's Council
Young Men's Institute
Scranton College Board Seeks Board and Room Listings
The Scranton Business College board seeks names and addresses with rates of boarding houses and a list of good rooms without board. A new phone is offered. a 25 cent postal payment is mentioned related to the Williams Directory business, F Smythe, M10-314-916 Chanenveniin building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Williams Directory
F. Smythe
Chanenveniin Building
McCreary Advances in Tribune Educational Contest
Frank B. McCreary moves forward among four leaders in yesterday's Tribune educational content. The field gains include three other contestants whose scores rise as the standings update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Frank B. McCreary
Noted Physician Endorses Paine's Celery Compound for Summer Wellness
A wealthy physician specializing in health speaks in praise of Paine's Celery Compound. He claims it banishes disease and restores health for hot weather weakness, constipation and digestive issues, urging sufferers to use Dr. Phelps' remedy to save lives and improve daily function during August heat.
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Paine
Phelps
Scranton Contenders Lead Contested Standings List
A ranked roster lists contestants across Scranton and surrounding towns with scores, including A. J. Kellerman and Charles Burns at top positions. The table shows participants from Elmhurst Belle Vernon Green ge and other locales, with varying point values and several misspellings and OCR errors.
Walter Hallstead Leads Tri Bune Contest Return
Walter Hallstead of Scranton regains twenty second place with four points in the Tri Bune Educational Contest. Frank B. McCreary Hallstead adds six points. Miss Beatrice Harpur Thompson gains. Charles W. Dorsey Scranton up five. A L Clark Green Grove debuts with two.
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Tribune
Walter Hallstead
Scranton
Frank B. McCreary
Hallstead
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Charles W. Dorsey
A. L. Clark
Green Grove
Miss Harpur
Homer Kresge
Mr. Clark
McCreary
Charles Burns
Dorsey
Leaders for August Folding Pocket Kodak Prize List
The list names prize winners and contestants for August including First Prize folding Pocket Kodak and Second and Third Prize Brownie Camera entries. Names such as A J Kellerman William Sherwood Herbert Thompson Wilkin T S Rodriguez Jane Matthewson Frank B Mcccreary Charles Burns Maxwell Shepherd and J A Havenshire appear with scattered numbers and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
A. J. Kellerman
William Sherwood
Herbert Thompson
Wilkin T. S. Rodriguez
Btanton Cvenrevence
Jane Matthewson
Frank B. MccCreary
Charles Burns
Maxwell Shepherd
J. A. Havenshire
Aote
Jr. O U A M Excursion to Lake Ariel
The fifth annual excursion of Dunmore council No 1022 Jr. O U A M will go to Lake Ariel on Saturday August 16. An experienced committee will run the outing aiming for a quiet orderly day of pleasure for young and old. Members of Jr O U A M and D of A are invited to join the festivities. A very low fare will be announced later in the week enabling broader attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Council
Lake Ariel
Jr. O, VU
A. M
Popular excursion to Ocean Grove and shore towns
The New Jersey Central announces a Popular excursion to Ocean Grove Long Branch and Asbury Park on Monday August 25 from Scranton to White Haven inclusive Tickets are valid for return until September 4 Trains depart Scranton 7 40 am and 1 00 pm Pittston 7 45 am and 1 16 pm Wilkes Barre 7 49 am and 1 50 pm See timetable for intermediate stops For information contact ticket agents or Dist Passenger Agent 1 Swisher Scranton Pa
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New Jersey Central
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Scranton
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Swisher
Glen Onoko
Mauch Chunk
Ashley
Dist
Illuminated Parade Debuts at Saratoga Floral Fetes
For the first time in Saratoga Floral Fetes history an illuminated parade will headline the event on Thursday September 4. The spectacle promises thousands of torches and hundreds of women in a panorama of light and beauty. Organizers pledge lavish spending to ensure a spectacular pageant with financial backing already secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Saratoga
Excursion to Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk by New Jersey Central
The New Jersey Central runs a Sunday excursion to Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk from Scranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre and intermediate stations. Departure times vary by station with fares ranging from 1.25 to 1.50 dollars. Tickets available at stations and from J. B. Swisher Scranton district passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Onoko
Mauch Chunk
Erie Railroad Excursion Fares To Maplewood And Lake Ariel
During the summer season the Erie Railroad will sell Sunday excursion tickets to Maplewood and Lake Ariel at one way fare for round trip. From Scranton to Maplewood the rate is 55 cents and to Lake Ariel 74 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Maplewood
Lake Ariel
Wyoming Division
Scranton
Mauplewood
Cortez Key West Cigars Trade at O'Hara's
The note lists Cortez Key West Cigars in sixes for a box trade at O'Hara's. No additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez
Key West
O'Hara
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