Local residents enjoy city and seaside leisure in varied visits
Personal notices list attorney Bourke returning from Buffalo and many Scranton area residents vacationing at Lake Ariel, Atlantic City, Belmar, Lake Sheridan, and Asbury Park. Names include Evhelman, Bhaffer, Coomy, Powell, Malley, Fallows, Cuniff, Bateman, Jones, Maulding, Williams, O Malley, Calpin, Zonke, Nealon, Singer, Burke, McCann, Nallit, Nallin, Becker, Williams, Kichler, Hauslaar, Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bhaffer
Allentown
Scranton Frienile
A. J. Coomy
Manhattan Beach
DT. W. Powell
Atlantic Clie
Jana J
Malley
Mrasant Mount
Mise Gerthile Fallows
Tenth Street
Lake Merny
John Cuniff
Eulner
the Times
Mecharles
Bankry
White Mountains
J. Robert Simpson
John R. Biwards
Volyhanna Sanitarium
Dy. CO
Litluhweh
Asbury Park
John B. O'Malley
Common Couyellman BP
New York City
Mr and Mere
D. KB. Taylor
Mig
Calvin Keybolt
Mist Sugbolt
Belmar
N. J
Albert Zonke
Christie
Julia Zonke
Lille Kriegelatein
Lake Sheridan
Asistant Vortmaster
Joha Nealon
Carbondale
Alica Nealon
Singer
New York
E. A Burke
Providence Read
Polle Ridea
Ray Vestentay
Rhode Island
Flof. McCann
Lackawanna Statin
Toy
Atlantic City
and Sire
John A. Nallit
Harrison Avenue
Mies Marie Nallin
Pittston Avenue
Ethel Becker
Colfax Avenue
Erma Williams
Filmore Avenue
Lake Ariel
Chariva J. Kichler
Weat Swelland Street
Henry WH. Hauslaar
North Garfield Avenue
Long Brouch
Materson
Insurance Bills Passed By Joint Auditing Committee
The joint auditing committee of councils met to dispose of all Insurance bills unanimously after little discussion. The bills, filed months ago, relate to insuring city property for this fiscal year and were initially sent to a special committee amid concerns some items should not be insured. The matter was thoroughly debated at the last committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Credit Lorraine Opens Braunig Season At Academy
The Braunig Dramatic Company opened the Academy of Music season with Credit Lorraine. A packed house filled the venue, standing room only, as Louise Mitchell starred in Lenora with strong support from Frank Munnell H Preston Coffin Burt Wisner and Carrie Le Moyne. A recital and songs by Sammy Brown followed, and the matinee will feature The Secret Enemy while tonight presents Under the City Lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Academy
Will BF. Burke
Lottie Zenohin
Weaner
Scranton
Lackawanna Delegation Heads to Lebanon Camp
Lackawanna's contingent to the Patriotic Order Lone of America state camp will depart Monday morning at 8 30 o clock from the Jersey Central in a special car. Delegates include State President A J Colborn State Guard W Benjamin and State Camp Building Trustee Henry T Koehler plus numerous camp representatives from Scranton Carbondale Madisonville Feranton Mount Cobb Bald Mount and other lodges. The drum corps will ride Wednesday in a special car for Thursday's parade. Benjamin seeks state Inspector, Koehler seeks re election to the state camp building board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Stevens Point
John F. Bennett
Scranton
T. Wh. Jackson
Moosic
N. T. Clauser
G. &. Pellett
George Miller
J. V. Hopewell
L. V. Decker
A. J. Bevan
Carbondale
C. W. Beamans
J. N. Stouck
Madisonville
Thomas Walton
M. L. Wage
William Navogell
Feranton
Thomas W. Thomas
Willan Ebrhart
Henry Debing
Charles Marsch
Mount Cobb
Joseph Cramer
Bald Mount
FP. L. Jennings
George TL
Arrest of James Vaughan After Domestic Dispute
Special Officer Kriegerman arrested James Vaughan of North Washington avenue at 8 10 last night at the request of his wife. Vaughan, drunk, resisted and tried to beat her. He refused to accompany the officer, who then went to the county jail and phoned police. Acting Sergeant Connery and Patrolman Watkins responded and took Vaughan to the central police station for a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kriegerman
James Vaughan
Washington Avenue
Vaughan
Connery
Watkins
Central
Mayor Moir Wins Second Prize for Dress at Caledonian Gathering
Mayor James Moir attended a national Caledonians meeting in Hoxton with 2,090 Bears present and earned second prize for best dressed Highlander. Citizens recall his fine appearance in Bonnie Scotland plaid at local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moir
Hoxton
Caledonians
Bonnie Scotland
Fourth Annual Young Men Institute Excursion to Lake Laiore
The Northeastern Pennsylvania councils of the Young Men’s Institute announce the fourth annual joint excursion on Thursday August 2 to Lake Laiore. Music by the Mozart band of Carbondale. Ground games include a baseball contest between two elite M I teams. Round trip fare is $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Institute
Pennsylvania
Lake Laiore
Mozart Band
Carbondale
Longo Remanded Over Link to Police Killing in Dunmore
Judge Edwards remanded Frank Longo to jail after witnesses testified he handed a revolver to his brother Tony Longo during the Dunmore street struggle that left Patrolman Golden dead. John Golden and Jen Flack named Frank as the hander, while defense argued the weapon was taken from the officer. The inquest into Patrolman Golden’s death was postponed due to absent witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Golden
Dunmore
John France
Frank
Tony
Frank Longo
Twards
Thomas
Commonwealth
W. BR. Lewis
Taylor & Lewis
The
John Goalden
Jen Flack
Tony Lane
Young Flack
Bewan
Flack
Walnut Street
Dominico
Domenico
John Loughney
John Gerrity
Loughney
Umbrarce
Thme
Tony Longe
Sohn the High
Longo
Meer Golden
Frank Loango
Gulden
James Coullean
Dream and Chance Help Recover Lost Ring After Bank Explosion
At a Merchants and Mechanics bank explosion, Lettie McNally of 426 Birch Street loses a purse with £12 85 and a wedding ring. Dreams or premonitions lead William Kessler and ex-Jury Commissioner BK Ward to search near the vault. they find the purse and ring atop debris, restoring them to Mrs. McNally and ending her worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Myre
Lettie McNally
Birch Street
Anna Haefey
Mr. Kressler
Mr. Ward
Mrs. McNally
Peaches Delaware and Jersey Offered at Low Wholesale Prices
Advertiser promotes peaches from Delaware and New Jersey for family use with guaranteed uniform quality and sound baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Jersey
Advertisement for a fashionable endorsement list
A vintage advertisement invites readers to obtain a list of endorsements for a broad range of distinguished figures including princes archbishops and cardinals. The notice promises the item by mail to those who write for it, from an address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subatiivtes Mariani A Co
New York
Fim Perot
Morita Moszroswei
Mason & Hamlin
Arthur Nsikisch
Europe
Emil Patr
Philharmonic Orchestra
New York City
Unclear shooting note links revolver to Golden case
Special Officer McCarthy of Dunmore testifies the shooting used Golden's revolver and he met Golden the night of the incident when Golden said he left his gun at home. Mrs Golden later saw the pistol in a rock at home after her husband departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
McCarthy
Dunmore
Mra. Golden
Reighart Held For Court In Beating Case
William H. Reighart of North Ninth Street was arraigned before Alderman Kasson on a charge of brutal beating of his daughter Lulu. The injury left welts and cuts with turpentine baths, and Lulu was placed in the Home for the Friendless after the hearing. The stepmother, Mrs. Reighart, aided by neighbors, sparked warrants leading to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Reiehart
North Ninth Street
Kasson
Lulu
Drayman Gorge
W. Brown
Beecham's Pills Mentioned Amid Local Addresses
Fragmentary OCR lists names and street addresses in Paterson New Jersey alongside an ad line for Beecham's pills. The readable items include Annie Tobin Margaret Morrison and Mary Duffy with various street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoty Hauaten Creceeeenery Serkess
Paterson
N. J
Annie A. Tobin
MS South Seventh Atreet
Deremiah O
Durkin Poised to Lead Democratic County Campaign
County Commissioner John J. Durkin is selected to head the Democratic campaign as candidates meet with C G Boland and others to decide run plans. Law and Norton indicate they will accept clerk and prothonotary nominations, with a full organizational conference set for Monday. Republican counterparts prepare to finalize committee, while state chairman Rilling plans talks at the Wyoming Valley hotel with representatives from multiple counties. The Fourth Legislative district Democrats schedule their convention for Tuesday with primaries the prior Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Boland
Law and Norton
John J. Durkin
C. G. Boland
Kelly
O'Malley
Unitil
Law
Norton
Rilling
Wyoming Valley Hotel
Wilkes-Barre
Democratic State Central Committee
Bradford
Columbia
Lackawanna
Montour
Northumberland
Schuylkill
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Nealon Faints On Penn Avenue Prompting Hospital Transfer
T J Nealon of Olyphant about 30 fainted on Penn avenue and was carried to Dr Hand’s office at 4046 Penn avenue. The Lackawanna hospital was notified and he was moved by ambulance. He complained of a stroke affecting heart and brain and spoke incoherently. House surgeons could not diagnose last night and will examine him again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Nealon
Olyphant
Penn Avenue
Dr. Hand
Lackawanna Hospital
Nealon
Toll gates challenged along Factoryville to Factoryville road
Seventy petitioners represented by Attorney T. H. Holgate prayed the court to condemn a segment of the Factoryville and Abington turnpike extending through Lackawanna county. The route runs from Providence and Abington turnpike near Chin?lla Methodist church through South Abington Glenburn Dalton and La Plume to Factoryville. P. F. & M. T. Howley, 231 Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Holgate
Factoryville and
Abington Turnpike
Lackawanna County
Providence and
Chinchilla Methodist Episcopal Church
South Abington
Glenburn
Dalton
la Plume
Factoryville
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Tun Monwas
Aha Joan
Farsiabor
Washington Ave
R. DB
Johnetet
Murphy
Thor
Stieitre
Gardiner
Gray
Domby
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenues
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Aundry
Penn
BO Warman
BR. J. Bourke
Buffalo
Mr. and
A. Evhelman
Ethel Walker
William Orr
New Street
Flizabeth Perigo
Montrose
YG. Moran
Milwaukee
Wis
International Typographical Union
Credit Lorraine
Braunig Dramatic Company
S. OF A
Lebanon
Boston
the Young Men's Institute
Kemp’s
Paine
Fin
Patmiman Golden
Longe
Wherry
E. G
Coursen
Lackawanna Avenue
Mariani Wine
Reighart
Knights of Columbus
Lake Lodore
Dickson
Tie
Peckrille
Winton
Archbald
Mayfield
Beecham
Durkin
Col
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Case Puzzles Doctors
P. J. Nealon
Ania
Tyron
Savings Department
United States Depository
John T. Porter
W. W. Waton
View Praident
F. L. Phillips
Caurter
Wyoming Ave
Spruce St
Lackawanna Ave
Experatos Woode Reynolds
Geers
Tetson Hapes
Mason & Hamlin Co
Mason & Hamlin Piano
Powell & CO
Washington
P. F
M. T. Howley
International College of Music
L. W. Carr
Burr
Chera
Aleo
Offlece
Adama Avenue
Offee
Hand & Payne
Heller
Gunster & Forsyth
DR. Reyer
Sir
Sprace
Court House
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Mouse Furnishing
Mears Building
Delaware
Ferah
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ava
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Boranton and
Wilkes Barre
General Office
Boranton, Pa
Golden Gate
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