Birthday Party in South Scranton Brings Mary-Robert Arnold 21st
In South Scranton last Wednesday a party honored Mary-Robert Arnold on her twenty first birthday. Mary Ridenbach hosted with guests from St Clair Pottsville and Wilkes-Barre area plus Camp 430 Patriotic Order Sons of America. A program featured Marys solo singing and Brunner violin, with a midnight luncheon and many attendees listed.
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Mary
Robert Arnold
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Wilkes-Barre
Robert Arnold Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Pittaton Ave Home
Robert Arnold, son of John Arnold, marked his sixth birthday with a party at the family home on Pittaton Avenue. Attendees included Miss Lyla Arnold, Edith Arnold, Single Pod, Corre Steiml, Stella Little, Maud Heffner, Romaine Scheuer, Annie Linn, and Louisa Scheuer, with James providing music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
John Arnold
James
Lyla Arneld
Edith Arnold
Corre Steiml
Stella Little
Maud Heffner
Romaine Scheuer
Annie Linn
Louisa Scheuer
South Scranton Pride After Strong Local Show
South Scranton showcases a proud showing amid local lines and a notable hit, highlighting community spirit and standout performances that left residents elated.
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South Scranton
Paines Celery Compound and Pinkham’s Compound Featured
Local ad listing medicinal tonics and patent remedies with prices. Products include Paines Celery Compound, Pinkham’s Compound, 706 Pierce’s Golden Medical Dishes, and Mellon's Food advertised at 38 and 55 cents. Market display at Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paines
Pinkham’s
Pierce's Golden
Mellon
Portraits and Endorsements Shipped by Marian & Co
A shipment of portraits and endorsements was sent to Port paid, Marian & Co, at Wigth Street, New York, for summer drink advertising at a soda fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phigg
Port Paid
Marian & CO
Wigth St
New York
Parade of Camp 430 P O and A at Wilkes-Barre event
The Camp 430 P O and A took part in the parade during the state society convention in Wilkes-Barre this week. Their unit wore white caps dark trousers and red white and blue umbrellas with 24 man drum corps and Company A Patriotic Guards led by Captain George Wirth. The Junger Maennerchor meets at Germain hall tonight with all members urged to attend. James Best of Cedar Avenue proprietor of Hotel eBat turned four yesterday and his house was surprised last evening by the choir for a celebration.
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P.O
Wilkes-Barre
George Wirth
Junger Maennerchor
Germain Hall
James Best
Cedar Avenue
Hotel eBat
Address orders to C Sharkey 1914 Cedar are
Fragmentary note lists recipients and a street address in central city areas. The text includes phone number 6683 and references to South Side, central Hyde Park, and central city locations. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
Sharkey
Adjourned case on street wiring mishap continues at Dorough Building
The hang of boys who connected wires to the telegraph setup was moved to continue. In Burgess Powell’s court last night, four witnesses testified about the wiring and the fence incident. Warrants for one more arrest were issued and the case will resume tonight. Also on the agenda a school board meeting to discuss the new Tripp land school building and a Meth dist church Life’s Aid social at the Collins home.
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Dorough
Burgess Powell
Waitans
Patrick Payton
John Monahan
Thomas
Edward Walsh
Payton
Hrady
Monahan
Brady
Lives’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. M. Colline
Butler Street
Franklin Howells Offers to Advance City Sewer Funds
Franklin Howells of Beranton Street offers to advance Scranton street sewer costs, about 700 dollars, in exchange for a noninterest note payable over time if work starts immediately. Mayor shows favorable stance as residents press for timely construction to avoid long delay.
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Franklin Howells
Scranton Street
Mrs. Flaherty
Mr. Gahagan
Frankliin Howells
Beranton Street
Howells
Quarrel Sparks Violence Between Families Over Children
John Gohogan of Pleasant Street and Mrs Piaherty of Weet Linden Street fought over their children on a Wednesday. Gohogan was whipped by Mrs Flaherty’s party, and he later received a blow and cut under the eye. The Flahertys retaliated with a fierce beating as the men and boys clashed near a coal shanty. Treynelia and Carroll tended the wounded. a law suit is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gohogan
Pleasant Street
Mre
Piaherty
Flaherty
Gohegan
Johegan
Plaherty
Diphtheria Cases Spark Health Alarm Over Local Creek
Diphtheria cases discovered along Everett and Filmore avenues are mostly serious. Residents blame a foul small creek between the streets for spreading illness, as refuse drains into the stream from nearby properties. A sewer is needed to address the drainage and health risk.
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Everett
Filmore
Prive Street
Luserne Street
Hiverett
Farewell Party for Miss Rohan Before Departing for Butte City
A farewell party at 5 Stork's Place honored Miss Rohan prior to her move to Butte City where she will reside permanently. The evening featured dancing with a large turnout including Misses Mulherin Manley Mulherin Tighe and many others, along with several named gentlemen.
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Miss Rohan
Stork’s
Butte City
Marie Mulherin
Kate Manley
Anna Mulherin
Mary Tighe
Mary Manley
Molly Jordan
Kate Lavelle
Veronica McFadden
Mary McCannon
Cochlia Sheerang
Anna Loftus
Anna Oliver
Mime Murphy
Atina Kane
Kate Durbin
Maggie Flanighan
May Grogan
Mame Gallagher
Nessie O' Hara
Margaret Shinghiessy
Mesere
Howley
Rohan
Gillen
Jordan
Mack
Duffy
Soul
O'Royle
McGerrity
Golden
Carney
MicDonald
Devanney
Moridan
Canavan
Plolund
Nealon
Lanagan
Goff
Kelly
Shaughnessy
McNulty
Boorse Arrested After Beer Glass Attack in Olyphant
Boorse, after visiting friends and drinking, quarrels with Anna Patronky at a Weer Side station hotel in Olyphant. He threw a beer glass striking Patronky and inflicting a severe gash. Alderman Kuwl ley schedules a hearing tomorrow.
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Boorse
Weer
Bouwce
Boore
Olyphant
Anna Patronky
Kuwlley
Notable Social Gathering in Scranton Honors Family
Mr and Mrs John Reap of Seventeenth Street entertained in honor of their daughter on Tuesday evening with games and singing. Miss Hoo Apgar of Stafford Avenue hosted a mill party on Monday with friends. A mine party occurred on Wednesday as part of local social events.
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John Reap
Seventeenth Street
Grain-O touted as coffee substitute by grateful reader
A reader writes that Grain-O made from pure grain rains agrees better with her system than coffee. She notes after a week no desire for coffee and that Grain-O nourishes the body. She adds children may drink it safely and urges readers to get a can from their grocer.
Bellevue Socials Highlight Bellevue Mine Tour
Misses Mahon and Halon of Bellevue hosted guests Mistea Genevieve and Mamie from Pitts ton for a visit to the Bellevue mine. Miss Murphy on Jackson Street and Everett avenue entertained friends, with lively diversions and late refreshments. Mr and Mrs Charles Hartley of Washburn street hosted an enjoyable evening.
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Mahon
Halon
Bellevue
Mistea Genevieve
Mamie
Pittston
Corless Child Suffers Arm Break in Street Wrestling
Edie Corless, a year old child of Mr and Mrs William Corless of Rock Street, sustained a broken arm yesterday afternoon during a friendly wrestling match near home. Dr Allen treated and reduced the fracture.
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Edie
William Corless
Rock Street
Corleone
Allen
Evangelist Mrs Meilles Speaks at Jackson Street Church
Mrs Meilles a noted evangelist from Boston addressed a large audience at the Jackson Street Baptist church last evening. Mrs Medley spoke on Faith with appreciation from the congregation and there was excellent congregational singing.
Open air concert at Electric City Wheelmen club house
The programme lists Haver's band performing at the Electric City Wheelmen's club house on Jackson street. Selections include Paris Exposition, The Solid Selection from A Runaway Girl, Curvy Meiley, The Wammer, Mackle Duta Des Odatisquen, and The Winner. The event features march and overture pieces with titles such as OVerture and Miekde March, Rival Rovers.
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Haver
Electric City Wheelmen
Jackson Street
Zamypt . Oc
Curvy Meiley
the Wammer
Coon Mackle Duta Des
Bonny birth announced in South Bromley
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Thomas of South Bromley avenue. An earlier item notes the Madden home on South Bromley avenue welcomed a baby boy. A modern detail mentions Dr W R Davies opening an office at 212 South Main avenue today.
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Mire
William Madden
South Bromley Avenue
W. R. Davies
University of Pennsylvania Medical Department
South Main Avenue
Hugh Davis
Daniel Protheroe
Milwaukee
Wis
John Hughes
South Sumner Avenue
Jackson Street
Malin Avenue
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Local Socials and Travel Updates Across Wilkes-Barre Area
Misa Mamle Smith of Pitteton wed George Young of Moosle in a Wednesday ceremony at Rev. David Jones’s First Congregational church home on South Lincoln avenue. Various residents report visits and returns from Harvey's Lake Ararat Summit Philadelphia New York City Wilkes-Barre and Springrock with several family ties and health updates.
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Misa Mamle Smith
Pitteton
Misa Beaatrice Halon
Fourth Avenue
Mise
Gertrude Williams
Duryea
Wis
George Young
Moosle
David Jones
First Congregational Church
South
Lincoln Avenue
Margaret Williams
Middle Oranville
J. J. Roberts
Newton Naberta
J. Storm
Cora
Ararat Summit
Jonnie Freeman
South Main Avenue
Harvey
William WW. Davis
New York City
Adelbert Denison
Midna
Tenth Street
William Lyman
Jackson Street
Wilkes- Lakre
Margaret Lever
Hampton Street
Philadelphia
Jessie Hicks
North Hyde Park Avenue
New York
Nessie
Lydia Davis
Jake
Margaret Griffiths
Local residents with travel and family notices
John Kenavey of Church street left yesterday for Philadelphia. Miss EF Higgins and Josephine Musherin are visiting friends in Pitts ton. Annie Sullivan of Gilmore Avenue has returned home after months in Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs John Hughes of Pitts ton, formerly residents, are visiting here. The remains of Michael Fitzhenry, whose death was noted yesterday, are expected to arrive home today. Fitzhenry was a well known young man and his untimely demise is deeply regretted.
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John Kenavey
Church Street
Philadelphia
EF. Higgins
Josephine Musherin
Pittston
Misa Annie Sullivin
Glimore Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Hughes
Michael Fitzhenry
Fitzhenry
Obituary for Richard Callery and infant Huth Taylor
Richard Callery, a widely known city young man, died at his Birney avenue home after a brief heart illness. Funeral is set for Saturday at 9 a.m. at Br Josephs church Minooka with interment in Minooka cemetery. Also noted is the death of Huth Taylor infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Taylor of Capouse avenue aged 1 month 7 days with private funeral and Brooklyn interment.
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Richard Callery
Birney Avenues
Mr. Cullery
Jovel
Devotal
Ani
Br. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Huth
H.W. Taylor
Capouse Avenue
Brooklyn
Local Notes and Visits Reported Across Town
Miss Martha Potter of Money Avenue returns from Salem while Miss Maud Palmer of Madison Avenue is ill. Miss Emma Williams visits Binghamton friends. Mrs. C W Parsons of Capture Avenue visits Lake Winola. Hubert McMillian on Penn Avenue spends a week in Wayne County. Mrs George Geary of Sponse Avenue visits Wilkes-Barre. Mr Lanyon's Sunday school class plans an ice cream social at the Baptist church lawn tonight. Managers Pharmacy advertises plain cream soda in Green Ridge. Mr D and Knapps in Sidney, XNI, attend to Acme Shade Roller Bracket Company interests in Cape Coral Aerie. Mrs P J Cole of Marbondale visits daughter Mira. Warren Kimble returns home. Meritt Utley of Fimlin visits Pred Press on Delaware Street. Take prescriptions to Manners' Pharmacy. we offer capable service and gentleness.
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Martha Potter
Money Avenue
Salem
Maud Palmer
Madison Avennue
Emma Williams
Binghamton
C. W. Parsons
Capture Avenue
Lake Winola
Hubert McMillian
Penn Avenue
Wayne County
Cleorge Geary
Sponse Avenue
Wilkes-Larre
Lanyon
Meritt Utley
Fimlin
Pred Press
Delaware Street
Nay Aug Fire Company Withdraws From Convention Committee
Nay Aug Engine company withdraws its representatives from the firemen state convention committee and will independently fund its participation. It plans to bring a Harrisburg company as guests during convention week and foregoes its share of funds raised by the fair and subscriptions.
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Nay Aug Engine Company
Nay A Tge
West Side bicycle boys to field a strong team in city
The bicycle boys of the West Side plan a robust team to compete in the city and travel across the state. Several players have experience on high school and college teams and George Nelson Teets is likely to manage the squad.
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Borr
Dlop
Gome
Lackawanna Eleven
George Nelson Teets
Mrs Walter files damage suit over harassment by neighbors
Mrs Walter of Patersburg sues Melchoir Alesnovitch and his wife Mary and Catherine Walter for allegedly harassing her with prosecutions on trampeuteup and other charges, with Vosbure and Dawson listed as her attorneys.
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Melchoir Alesnovitch
Mary
Catherine Walter
Patersburg
Mrs. Walter
Vosbure & Dawson
Railroad Through Bis Lot Lawsuit Drafted
Snit was instituted by Voshurge and Daweon yesterday at the Instances of Frank Vooniski to recover funds from the Ontario Carbondale and Scranton Railway for damages to a lot the railroad ran through. The defendant's Keyser Valley branch traverses Scratton and Dirkson City, containing 7,500 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voshurge & Daweon
Frank Vooniski
Ontario, Carbondale and Scranton Railway Company
Keyser Valley
Scratton
Dirkson City
Football tension rises as Scranton teams prep for season
The article notes growing football excitement in Scranton as fans expect several first-class teams to compete next year. It mentions the Electric City Wheelmen of the West Ride forming a team and gearing up for the season amidst local enthusiasm.
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Scranton
Electric City Wheelmen
Weat
New Hotel Planned at Mt Pocono Near Station
A company formed at Mt Pocono with capital of 18000 plans a fine hotel on the Fairview House site near the station. Local supporters have subscribed most of the stock and construction should finish in time for next season's business.
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Me. Pocono
Fairview House
Mt. Pocono
Norristown Fire Companies to Parade in Honored Role
Fire Chief P. J. Hickey reported that the nine Norristown fire companies will participate in the firemen's parade here, honoring the work of the State convention of women.
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Norristown
P. J. Hickey
Emx
Jeter Yeater
Jim
Ix Fire Companies
Fromen
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John Ridenbach
Fig Street
Emma Dierecke
Emil Schmidt
Jacob Kaestner
Fred Seeling
Henry Tudwig
William J. Resear
Charles Kellerman
Jacob Sprandel
Dave Lewis
Fred Jones
Jacob Help
Chores Rouck
Frank Leu
Tor & Main
Dunmore
Fashions
Globe Warehouse
West
Jeffries
Eddie Corless
Mrs. Medley
Thomas Thomas
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Columbias
Division No. 1
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Har! Gars Hall
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Werth
Lester Ceber Aceon
Worthife
Sheldon
Ity
Tiffany's
Bot
Green Ridge
Convention Committee
Bis Lot
Vooniski
Kresultant
Electric City
Gisch
Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Ting
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Witehtick
Cranton
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Sorenton Ham
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago
McQarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
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