Dunmore Borough Whirl: Hadden and Glencross Wed
Alexander Hadden of Depue Street and Agnes Glencross of Crowe Street quietly married in Binghamton New York yesterday. The couple, after a three year Klondike stay, plan a southern honeymoon then a return to the Klondike claim. Nearby residents and relatives joined the celebrations as they begin a brief wedding tour through the South and Laurel Park picnic plans form later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hadden
Depue Street
Agnes Glencross
Mr. Hadden
Kiond're
William Jones
Dunmory Council Leads Joint Excursion Contests at Lake Ariel
Dunmory council No. 122 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, with about four hundred members many athletes, will play a leading role in today’s Lake Ariel joint excursion. The tug of war attracts growing attention as Danmsore and Wilkes councils clash, amid rivalry in snare of base ball. Trains leave Erie and Wyoming Valley depots at six and two forty five p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmory Counell
American Mechanics
Lake Ariel
Couneil
Dunsmore
Wilkes
Marre
Base Hall
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
At & Oelock
Methodist Women Host Successful Parlor Stop
The Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church led by Your W conduct a successful parlor stop raising nine percent of a neat sum to help cover current church expenses. St. Mary’s council and Young Men's In- are referenced in the fragment as part of related activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Mary's
Local Patent Medicines Advertised by George W. Jenkins
An old advertisement lists Paine’s Celery Compound and Pinkham’s Compound along with Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis. Mellon's Food priced 38c and 55c, and signs off by George W. Jenkins for S Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham’s
Pierce's
Golden Medical
Mellon's Food
Lawn social at Baptist church this evening
Mr Pritchard's class will conduct a Lawn social on the church lawn this evening. Various residents head to visits and outings with friends across Honesdale, Green Ridge, Harvey's Lake, Ocean Grove, and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
The
Baptist Church
Frank Momm
Canouse Avenue
Honesdale
Lillian Safford
Carter Street
Wyoming Camp Ground
Obituary for Mrs M A Groily of Chestnut Street Dinmore
Mrs M A Groily wife of exportmas ter Michel Grady of Chestnut street Dinmore died yesterday after a short illness at about P40 oclock. She aged WM sears. Survived by O Nteband and three children. Notice of funeral to be published tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
M. A. Groily
Michel Grady
Chestnut Street
Dinmore
WM Sears
Haven
Hines
Devensie
O Nteband
First delivery for the season ready for inspection
Our first delivery for the season is now to hand and ready for inspection. A
Wash Skirts and Waists Offer Fine Goods Clearance
A local store promotes a neat assortment of wash skirts and wash waists as month end stock clearance. The items boast unquestionable quality and appeal to shoppers seeking value in fine goods before the month closes.
West Scranton event highlights annual Ivorites gathering
Last night in Cooperative Hall West Scranton hosted a grand Ivorites reception under five lodges including Dew Sant and Temple of Love. Grand officers Richard Williams and J B Evans spoke of unity and growth as members enjoyed music and Welsh song followed by refreshments and a singing address by Professor Protheroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Ivorites
Co-operative Hall
North Mall Avenue
Thomas Jefferson Wige
North Scranton
Ciriachawn Lodge
Temple of Lovelodge
Taylor
Robert Morris
Dewi Sant Lidges
Benjamin Hughes
St. Clair
Carbondale
Dew Sant
Hughes
Grand Lodge
Grand Hideo
Irving
Jonathan Edwards
Washington
R. Lewis
Heese Davies
Reese Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
Richard H. Willams
J. 2. Evans
Roger Evan
Koch
Dew
Sant Glee
Jones
Roberts
Professor Protheroe
Protheroe
Wales
Dew Sant Lodge
R.E. Jones
W.W
Tomatoes Thieves Caught In Willam Williams Case
Thomas Ferguson of Rnvencourt Willam Williams of Tenth street and Edward Fool were arrested for stealing tomatoes from O M Kerstetter on South Main Avenue. Kerstetter watched the patch and alerted Constable John Lance who took them to Alder man Moses for a hearing. Williams denied presence. others pleaded guilty. Williams held on $200 bond. Ferguson and Fool paid fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ferguson
Rnvencourt
Willam Williams
Tenth Street
Edward Fool
O. M. Kerstetter
Kerstetter
South Mainveenue
Dodgeiing
Moses
John Lance
Wiliams
Ball Ferguson
Ford
Karakas and Spott Wed in German Catholic Church
Miss Kathryn Karakas and Stephen Spott united in marriage yesterday at 4 PM in the German Catholic church on South Main Avenue. Rev Father Fricker performed the nuntial knot. The couple’s reception followed at the bride’s North Main Avenue home as they begin housekeeping in a newly furnished residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Karakas
Stephen Spott
South Main Avenue
Father Fricker
North Main Avenue
Spote
Fire at 15 Hampton Street Destroys Room in Mullaney Residence
Last evening around eight an alarm from box 45 reported a fire at a single dwelling owned by Peter Mullaney at 15 Hampton Street. Guests were present when Mrs. Mullaney left a lamp lit near curtains in a top floor reception room. a breeze shifted the window and caused curtains to ignite, sending the room into flames. Magis, Columbius and Franklins responded but their efforts were hindered by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Hampton Streets
Peter Mullaney
Hampton Street
Mullaney
Mr. Benton
Jormey City
Magis
Columbius
Franklins
Grale TM Drink Promoted as Health Builder for Children
An advertisement touts Grale TM as a delicious nutritious drink to replace coffee for Huns of coffee a misprint aims at health benefits. It claims to aid digestion strengthen nerves and improve digestion and appetite in children and adults, promoting it as a wholesome alternative.
Damaged Fire Scene Yields Evening of Merriment
Firefighters extinguished a blaze by bucket brigade and the woodwork was badly scorched. After the executement party resumed with dancing and diversions, refreshments were served at a late hour.
Watch Stolen From Clerk After Meeting Stranger
George Breese, a clerk for hardware dealer John Johns, was relieved of his silver watch in an evening chat with a stranger. Breese followed the man to Washburn Street field near Hyde Park shaft, then separated. Half an hour later Breese found his watch missing and offered to identify the stranger if they met again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breese
John Johns
Breese
Washburn Street
Hyde Pars
Community events and notices in regional column
The weekly notices list meetings of the Patriotic Order of Americans at Mrs Randolph Jones home on Jackson street Tuesday. Electric City Wheelmen plan a 7 o clock Sunday ride to Salem campground. A grand rally of American Voters at Plymouth church Monday night with Welsh harmonies. Miss Jennie Woodmigh hosted a phonograph party on Lafayette street. Funeral for Mrs Saunders is at 2 o clock Wednesday at her mother Mrs P. D. Williams home with interment at Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Kiser
State Committee of the Patriotic Order of Americans
Randolph Jones
Jackson Street
Electric City Wheelmen
Salem
Plymouth
Jennie
Local Miners Suffer Injuries at Two Dams
Benjamin Morgans of Snyder Avenue at the Oxford mine lost the index finger of his right hand during work and was treated at West Side hospital. William E House of North Bromley Avenue sustained a painful right foot injury from a falling plank and was treated at West Side hospital. Michael Moran of Luzern Street was struck by falling rock at the Dodge mine, suffering a head wound, broken shoulder, and a chest injury, and was taken to Moses Taylor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Morgans
Snyder Avenue
Oxford
West Side Hospital
Willam FE
House
North Bromley Avenue
Michael Moran
Luzern Street
Dodge Mine
Moses Taylor Hospital
Missionary Society Meeting At Jackson Street Hopilet Church
Miss Mary A. Davis led the regular monthly gathering of the Woon's Missionary Society at the Jackson Street Hopilet Church basement last evening. The program featured papers by David H. Williams on Our Baptist Inheritance and George Nichole on Christian Missions in India. Miss Margaret Thomas presented New Africa and Its People, and Miss Bedelia Evans led a discussion on In Many Tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Davis
Woon's Missionary Society
Jackson Street
Hopilet
David H. Williame
George Nichole
India
Margaret Thomas
Africa
Bedelia Evans
Local residents on vacation visits and guest stays
A collection of notices lists residents and visitors across multiple towns. David Johnson visits Moscow. Moses James enjoys Lake Idlewild. Benton hosts Peter Mallaney in Jersey City. Abbie Denman returns from Rochester. Seymour Jones vacationing at Lake Winola. Katharine and Loretta Metoff visiting from Wilkes Barre. William Lewis in Wayne county and Atlantic City trips. patrolman Hart begins vacation. Ed Morse returns from a visit with Nicholean. Prancee Foy visiting MauchChunk. Burnett sisters head to rot Pond. Rezele Daniels visiting Pittston. Keviha Drew guest of Mae Davis. Hattie Bevin guest of Mable Spencer. John Renebler in Factoryville. James Evans vacationing at Lake Idlewild. H D Moree on business in Easton. James Davis in Warne county. Wilshania visiting relatives in Warren county. Harry Jenkins in Lake Arie.
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David Johnson
South Main Avenue
Moscow
Moses James
Lake Idlewilk
Benton
Jersey City
Peter Mallaney
Hampton Street
Abbie Denman
South Hyde Park Avenue
Rochester
Seymour Jones
Jackson Street
Lake Winol
Miss Dougher
Emmet Street
Katherine and
Loretta Metoff
Wilkes- Barre
William Lewis
Rynon Street
Wayne County
Patrolman
Hart
ED. Morse
al Nicholeon
Prancee Foy
Mauchhunk
Annie and
Marie Burnett
Lincoln Avenue
Rot Pond
Resele Daniels
South Maly Avenue
Pittston
Harry Jenkins
Atlantic City
Keviha Drew
Plymouth
Mae Davis
South Maln Avenue
Hattie EK. Bevin
West Pitteton
Mable Spencer
Joh Renebler
Lincoin
Lake Idlewild
H. D. Moree
Easton
James Davis
Fynonetree
Lake Winola
Pen Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery notice lists price at 1.25 and service area including South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to CPB Sharkey at 114 Cedar Ave with phone 68 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central Hyde Park
CPB
Sharkey
Cedar Ave
South Scranton Residents Attend Funeral and Local Happenings
South Scranton Alderman Ruddy and slater Mike Mame tuddy went to Wilkes-Barre for a relative's funeral. Caminin Councilan W. J. Smith and Mall ta ker Marry Bird ane fished at Goulda bore. Joseph Mikuse and sons Toni and Joe returned from Lake Ariel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruddy
Slater
Mike Mame Tuddy
Wilkes-Barre
W. J. Smith
Nineteenth Ward
Bird
Gouldabore
Joseph Mikuse and Sons
Toni and
Joe
Cedar Avenue
Lake Ariel
North Scranton Notes Assault Case Reprimand Given
In North Scranton a trial before Alderman Fidler involved John Criffithe charging Patrick Murrough with assault and battery. Both men are Knights of Liberty. Griffiths suffered a black eye and a spilled beer after an evening quarrel at Regat's. The arrest ended with discharge after evidence, both parties receiving reprimands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Fidler
John Criffithe
Patrick Murrough
Knights of Libor
Griffiths
Regat
Murtaugh
Funeral Rites For John W. Mullen Held At Holy Rosary
The funeral from Thompson Street home drew many friends to Holy Rosary church for a high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. J. V. Moylan. Pallbearers included John Ryan Thomas Edward McGuire Richard Kelly Michael Tigue and John Kennedy. Members of the Moulders' union attended in a body. The service followed viewing by family and friends and burial at cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mullen
Thompson Street
Holy Rousary Church
J. V. Moylan
John Ryan
Joh Thomas
Edward McGuire
Richard Kelly
Michael Tigue
John Kennnedy
Rank Golden
Wiliam Casey
Foot Operation on Carding Boy and Local Obits
Yesterday morning Dre Sullivan Donne and Connell performed the operation on the foot of Anthony Carding, removing the torn portion after a laceration while jumping on the trains at Marvine switch. The funeral of Charles Rumbles’s six year old son from Wee Market Street is set for this afternoon. The child died last Wednesday night after an illness of more than one day, meningitis diagnosed early that morning. At half past the morning the funeral of Mrs. Katherine Casey of Pawnee Street will be held. She died Tuesday afternoon at the Mone Taylor hospital after a long illness. Last night many attended the dance held in the Aater jumbe the Keystone Dramatic civic. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs M J Waleh yesterday morning. Mrs Kate Brennan of New York visited at Thomas Leaty’s on Cusick Avenue yesterday. David Hughes of Wayne Avenue has recovered after a brief illness. Grace Donny of Duryeu is involved with Mrs William Anderton on Wayne Avenue. Mirson Nellie and Agnes Kearney of Shamokin are visiting Mr and Mrs P Y Mahon of William Street. Mrs Rachel Williams, widow of Public School No. 24, had five boys arrested for tearing shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Sullivan
Donne and
Connell
Anthony Cardig
Thomas Carding
Marvine
Charles
Jett Rumbles
Wee Market Street
Mra
Katherine
Pawnee Street
Te Mone Taylor Hospital
M. J Waleh
Kate Brennan
New York
Thomas Ieaty
Cusick Avenue
Yeatenday
David Hughes
Wayne Avenue
Mien Grace Donny
Duryeu
William Anderton
Wayne Aventue
Mirson Nellie
Agnes Kearney
Rham
Town notes and corrections in Green Ridge items
Ambiguous local report corrects prior misstatements about town events. It notes a funeral attendance claim was false and clarifies that Dr Surreth has not left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surreth
Wes
Green Ridge
Foods We Eat and Their Proper Proportions
The article lists foods and their roles in nutrition, noting milk and cereals as base components and detailing how meat, vegetables, fruits, and fats contribute to health. It warns against mixing certain foods, claims beef and mutton are strong muscle formers, and critiques sugar and alcohol as less essential or harmful in excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Milo
Lerwine
Coron
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