West Scranton Three Boys Arrested for Pedestrian Nuisance
Three boys, Joan Donahue Eddie Clarke and Dilley, were arrested on a warrant for disruptive conduct on Main avenue. Patrolman Davis and Lieutenant Williams ordered warnings. magistrate Davies fined each 2. The police warned they will tighten patrols to curb repeat incidents on West Side sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Dilley
Chestnut Street
Joan Donahue
West Tacka
Wanak Avenue
Eddie Clarke
Paice
Davies
Main Avenue
Bulvlay
Younke Clarke
Jadh
Meyer
Milechiert
Promotion of Lieutenant Thome in West Scranton Police
Lieutence Thome 1 Wolllims promoted to captain of olde police forew in West Scranton after eight years in charge of the Wea Seran ten poreinet. Unclear wording notes a ceremony and congratulations from the Fire Safety Worm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome
Wolllims
Wea Seranten Poreinet
Olte
Capri
John Thiels
Jackson Street
Tasihfal
Ulreomo “Pr Pili Safets
West
Scranton
Prominent Lt Williams Earns West Scranton Promotion
Lieutenant Williams has made hundreds of friends and is a popular energetic force on the force. His leadership in rounding up speakeasies shows his capability. West Scranton residents regret his move but commend the promotion and wish him continued success in the central city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Speakearies
West Scranton
Patrolman Surprised by Rocking Chair Cat Prank
Patrolman John McVelligan, while patrolling South Main Avenue, saw a couple on a dark porch and then heard a noise. He discovered a large cat rocking a porch rocker, a playful and amusing mystery that amused the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McVelligan
Nore
Seaton South Main Avenue
Patrtolman
Jack
West Side Driving Club Plans Thursday Race Meet
Sixty five members enrolled in the West Side Driving Club plan a Thursday afternoon race meet at the Speedway. A band will leave Main avenue and Lafarette street at 2 pm to carry a large banner to the course. The races start at 3 pm with James Kelly as director and others to be named. Five entries in the running race, five in the 20 class and four in the three minute class. The free-for-all opens until starting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Woman Improves After Skull Fracture Following Saturday Fall
Mrs. John Hearn of North Garfield Avenue shows improved condition and has regained consciousness. She recalls little of the Saturday night accident which fractured her skull and believes she fell striking her head on a fence picket, with no clear cause yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hearn
North Garfeld Avenue
Vandalism Reported At Bellevue Heights School
The janitor of public school No. 14 on Bellevue Heights told police late Sunday night that an intruder was in the building and he had them locked in. He also said someone was in the building Saturday night and a woman known to residents was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School No. 14
Bellevue Heights
One Weeks Clear Up Sale of Fancy Dress Goods
A local shop promotes a one week clearance sale of seasonable dress goods as part of preparations for the annual fall opening. The notice promises a large stock and extraordinary low prices, claiming patrons will benefit from the unusual sale due to limited space.
Highly Finished Jacquard Suitings Appeal at 46 Inches
Trade copy notes a range of highly finished Jacquard suitings all colors and a 46 inch width. The line promises regular fabric quality at standard cloth price under a single selling cue.
Unnamed man seen leaving building as officers search
A man was seen leaving a building early Sunday after claiming entry via a window ten feet above ground. Patrolmen MoeColligan and John Thomas searched from cellar to garret Sunday night with no traces found. Real Texan steers escaped from Stowers packing house and wandered to West Park grazing before being herded back after crossing the Lackawanna river several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MoeColligan
John Thomas
Garret
Stowers
West Park
Mocking House
Slaughter House
Throop
Lackawanna River
Local Whispers and Visits Across Scranton Area
Residents on Booth Main avenue and nearby streets engaged in visits and return journeys. Community events include driving club races on Elmhurst boulevard and Northeastern Pennsylvania Baptist union excursion to Glenmoore via Central Railroad of New Jersey, with stops at Mauch Chunk and Summit Hill. Funeral notices for Michael Fiver and Mary Cilday, and a busy schedule of meetings, social events, and family gatherings fill the day as residents resume routines.
Kemp's Paleam for Throat and Lungs Sample Offer
A sensational sales note promises Kemp's Paleam as a guaranteed remedy for throat and lung problems. It claims druggists can give a free sample bottle and asserts the remedy cures chronic coughs, urging readers to seek Kemp's Dalam at an advertised price.
Local Social Notes Include Baseball Dispute and Family News
Street residents visit friends in Slatington Laneford and Mauch Chunk. The Browne and Anthracites played a Sunday baseball game that ended in a dispute over the umpire’s call. Miss Sadie Khea of Wheeling West Virginia visits Mrs Ella Shaw of North Hyde Park Avenue. Mr and Mrs John Sheridan of North Bromiley Avenue welcomed a daughter Sunday. Miss Sara Smith matron of the West Side hospital leaves for a two week vacation to Altoona and the Pan American exposition. Henry Bruning of North Bromley Avenue returns home and will depart for a few days in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Evans
Booth Main Avenue
Wilkes-Harre
Abel Stover
Ithaca
Lafayette Street
Branch No. 41
Catholic Benevolent Association
Nay Ang Park
Waco Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Red Monk’s Hall
Rowland D. Thomas
North
Jivde Park Avenue
Michael Fiver
North Bromley Avenue
Atlantic City
Janes Williamson
New York
John
Lucerne Street
Bendamin Hughes
Luzerne Street
Willard
Sadie Davis
Bramley Avenue
Marvin Cromer
Delaware, Lickawanna and Western Company
Sherman Avenue
Mymouth Congregational Church
Frank [Edrick
North Malin Avenue
Lake Sheridan
Orrin Hayden
Susquehanna County
Wiiting
Charles Mefiovern
South Sumner Avenue
Arthur Spencer
North Matin Avenue
Phoenix Engine House
Tamer Conlin
Filmore Avenue
Falliver
Man
Mes
Clemens
Philadelphia
God Lall
Pottsville
Db. C. Hughes
Bromley Avenue
Mrank Slate
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Ames
Pretoria
Wayne Counts
Mise Mintle Ames
Wayne County
Jigmie Lowman and Son
Sterling
N. Y
Clint Gibbs
Burns
Alexander Thomas
DeWitt Now
South Hyde Purdy Avenue
Gorge Williame
Wirelning
Wid Mes
Jamiel Pohumus
Sumner Avenue
Frank Fellows
Tenth Street
Yellowstone Park
John Bowen
Keyser Avenue
Clarke Bros
Wagner
Taylor Avenue
Bowen
Rachel
Fred W. Young
West Lackawanna Avenue
Washburn Street
Thomas Jenkins
Beach Woods
George TB. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
John T. Evans
Mayden
Helen
Washburn
Altoona
Henry Bruning
Lake Winola
Ashley White Fractures Arm After Fence Fall
Ashley White son of Mr and Mrs Promas White 1452 Church Avenue fell from a fence yesterday injuring his left arm. Mrs White witnessed the mishap and called doctors Dra Sareth and Rodham who examined him and found the arm bruised and broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Promas White
Church Avenue
North End Stars to entertain for team benefit at Auditorium
The North End State basketball team hosts an entertainment and social at the Auditorium this evening to raise funds for the squad. The program features top local talent including George Edwards the Banfield sisters Evans and Williams O Hooligan and Mullisan Frank Evans Miss Mamie Cooke Gwilym Edwards Hepler and Cole and the Electric City Wheelmen quartet. During intermission North End Stars will play a ten minute half against a visiting team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
George Edwards
Banfield Sisters
Evans and
Williams
O’ Hooligan
Mullisan
Frank Evans
Mamie Cooke
Gwilym Edwards
Cave-In Extends On Thompson Street Damaging Homes
The Thompson street cave-in, which began last week and severely damaged Thomas Mills house, has spread across the road into Monroe Brown’s wagon shop property. A wall fronting Brown’s house shifted and foundation cracks appeared. Work crews spent the day filling holes along the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
Thomas Mills
Monroe Brown
Funeral for T. C. Dolphin Held in Philadelphia
The funeral of the late T C Dolphin formerly of this city, Philadelphia, was held yesterday from his brother M F Dolphin's home at Wayne avenue and Green street. Rev Father McManus celebrated a high mass of requiem at Holy Rosary church with Rev Father Moylin as deacon and Rev Father Boland as sub deacon. Pallbearers included John F McGowan, FP Gordon, H McTamany, Charles Loftus, Anthony Hawley and George Homer. Mrs Edward Tallman of Nay Aug avenue is visiting cousins in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Dolphin
Philadelphia
M. F. Dolphin
Wayne Avenue
Green Street
Father McManus
Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral
Father Moylin
Father Boland
John F. McGowan
Bf Gordon
H. McTammany
Charles Loftus
Anthony Hawley
George Homer
Edward Tallman
Nay Aug Avenue
Binghamton
Green Ridge Neighbors in Court and Social Notes
Mr. Foster summoned to Tennessee due to ill brother. Minnie Peck led organ at Presbyterian church in absence of Aliss Salome Beker. The Slelig Brace case again before Alderman Hailey. Mabel and Russell Slelig, children of F P Slelig, faced $100 bail for alleged theft of two chickens from William Brace. Attorneys Shurtleff and Soper appeared. Residents and visitors listed with travels to Elmira Buffalo Montrose Uniondale Lake Oneida and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Foster
Tennessee
Minnie Peck
Presbyterian Church
Aliss Salome Beker
Messrs
Slelig and Brace
Hailey
Mabel
Russell
F. P. Sielig
Green Ridge Street
William Brace
Dickson Avenue
Shurtleff
Soper
Charles Fond
Mickseon Avenue
Honesdale
Mira Fordham
Montrose
M. R. Kays
Landeraor Avenue
Milgabeth
Mary Hitchcock
Washington Avenue
Dimmick
Penn Avenue
Uniondale
Moltke Avenue Man Fined After Disturbance
Jacob Bishop of Moltke avenue appeared before Alderman Lenmtes charged with becoming drunk and disorderly Sunday afternoon at his home and abusing neighbor John Michael with vile names. He was fined 19 dollars and paid it at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bishop
Moltke Avenue
Lenmtes
John Michael
Comet Lodge No. 421
Hartman's Hall
United American Mechanica’ Council
Oelock
Schimpff
Sorrow Felt As Community Mourns Young Child
Friends and family expressed deep regret as word spread of the child’s passing. The small community united in grief, offering prayers and sharing memories while the sorrowing parents received support from neighbors.
Dunmore Borough Moves to Renew Stone Crusher Operations
A tumultuous Dunmore scene reports that treasurer Wahklers, after expert consultation, aims to renew operations at the stone quarry. Council factions favoring the crusher plan appear likely to prevail, signaling a final decision. Also in court, A P McDonough had P Datlae Hutt jailed on cruelty charges after arraignment before Squire I W Cooney. The funeral of James O Moyle’s oldest son drew a large crowd at Mt Carmel cemetery, with several residents and travelers noted in social columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresaurer Wahklers
Entmel
Yaterday
Lveryman A. P. McDonough
Pdatlae Hutt
Hemlock Hollow
W. Cooney
James
PB. J. O' Moyle
Gurente
Mt. Carmel
Bexsle Wynn
Mary Maneley
Spring Street
Philadelphia
Margaret Mierdon
Anna Murphy
Atlantic City
Myrtle Burne
New York City
Martha
Gertrude Matthews
New England States
Richard Winterstein
Aon
Joe
Buffalo
Toronto
Lettera
Robert Blake
Thomas Black
Oak Street
Thomas Brown
Apple Avenue
Martin C Jane
Grove Street
Bee Crane
J. H. Cooper
Adams Avenue
Delaware
EF. HW
Chase
Care Chas Whitemore
Monroe Avenue
Ann Callery
William Fay
Mary Flanacin
HI Street
L. Ganntry
Apple Street
Walter Garrison
Franklin Street
Mars Jones
D. Kingeley
Blakely Street
John Kennedy
Charles Land
England
John J. Mooney
Ann O'Malley
Winifred Reap
Madison Avenue
Myre
Stella Swingle
Walter Smith
Mrv
Ann Simons
Michael Timlin
Mire Nan White
Obituary notices from Purmore and nearby towns
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Thomas Nagle in Batley and Mrs Mahon, with details of births in Alabama and Ireland, military service in the Civil War, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Other notices name Matthew Theiple, Lucetta Lewis, and Crone Tordas, with brief biographical details and planned services in Lackawanna and Scranton area.
Renowned Actress Tours Faroe Route in Stage Venture
Midanne Modjidka travels from Faroe to Wilhem amid press buzz for a new production at Wogenhale & Keniy. She staged an elaborate wandrole for Queret Karheritin during a Park visit, while Monteest Louie James renews a five year contract with Wogenhals A Renin. Actors Ada Tehan and Tom Hadaway join preparations for a forthcoming German profran role in The Yemenger Boy, with multiple plays planned for rapid presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midanne Modjidka
Lyla
Tony
Lili
Gousen
Faroe
Actret
Poluml
Grwsen
Louie James
Cootinal Woleen
Katherine
Madame Modjetha
Henry VII
Anther
Wogenhals
Renin
Ada Tehan
Arthor Aeton
Meronte Fintager
Mier
Waginhale & Kemper
Wyda
Wagenhate Ke Kernster
Alredy
Ate
Pet Thia New Qlay
Tom Hadaway
Profran
Willie Warde
London
Mr. Howlaway
Asherman
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Davis
McCulligan
West Side Driving Club
Hearn
Captain Williams
G. W. Jenkins
Serges
Serge
Globe Warehouse
Texas
North Scranton News
Ashley White
Entertainment and Social
Green Ridge
South Scranton
Dunmore
Thomas Aoengla
Smith Street
Batley
Hmofelock
Rigo
Tunnerseille
Monroe Counts
Aln
Nearmlle
Fourteenth Tegiment
United States Infantry
Nagle
Tanne Methodier Episcopal Church
Koo
M. Bogle
Howe Tower
Carriigy
Suter
Warne County
Balen
Michlars
Malion
Peeterdee
Ther Dutetter
Mea
Moo Kelle
Kelle
St Jefferman Avenue
Mahon
Ireland
Carbondale
Lerliken
Wueiness
Thos
Ares
Coenelia
Order of St. Joseph
Roclester
Irnie Mahon
Mire
Patrick Holand
Ealville
Martin Mahon
Cripple Creek
Thomas Gallagher
John and
Michael
Hier
Matthew Theple
Pel Dent
Tededawn
Fist Avenue
Gathenthal
Germany
Scranton Ty Tah
fMornard
Reston
Mare
Matthew
Je. Cwrrie
Lene
Kate Devegaed
Lackawat
Hyde Park Cemetery
VMAS
Lucetta Lewis
Tuentta Lewis
Croeiaa Tordas
Theenae Jordan
Palm Street
Ie House
Anthony Dudes
Rene Trict
Servier
St. Peter
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Ros
Donas
Long
Warde
Meadaway
Alan & Erlangers
Harry T. Smith
Liberty Attles
Nesides
Folloating Players
Rita Butler
Samlel Milliken
Attella Glee
Edn Minnter
Lotta Vane
Mauline Chase
Gerace Kimball
Raith Marr
Marie Toles
Torothy Lester
Merene Haeng
Oriole Carlyle
Cyril Scott
Don Slavin
Anney Gateille
Marlowe
J. Mr. Fometon
Lo D. Whitten
Sut K. Cafferty
Violet Dewill
Lanna Shane
Mikle Ferguson
Esther Fyone
Opeur
Trenton
Nah
Columbia Theatre
Washington
Madisonsquite Theatre
Fontoniana
Tobie Hind
Siejade
Tie Viewner
Hhey
de Rover
Smith
Allen Hickers
Atlon
Werne Stiles
Verington
Hapitone
Gertalde Zitsiner
Cremiarion
Klaw & Falunger Opera Company
Hewitet
Jerome Sykes
DeKoven
Dtd Smith
Coimnney
Sieasuy
Reester
Mipineapioig
St. Paul
Kans City
Sole de McNuire
Tye
Klow & Belanger
Pete Patie
Thiffuli
Vale Ville
McBee
Ada
T. Power
Lenalan
Heepey
Kevin Pronele
Aoye Wipers
Sepiteet
Frank McKee
Lima Meredith
Roketrem
Noi Mlacence
Willanory
Diente A Maley
Neale Pian
Maton Arthur Te Vow
William Marvels
Seifert
Deste Burpetit
Margaret Moffat
Mone Mahan
HOTEL
Clifton
Pennsylvania
Lickawanna
Weatert
Factorywille
J. W. Moore
Atlantic City Hotels
Grand Atlantic
Virginia Ave
Boueh
Orchestra
Cmarbles
G.f.theel
Ipfa
Thaly
Ana Wenmses
Irene
Isn
Serene
Mead Fur
Petr
Chen
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Avalon
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lichty
Matethew Bros
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