West Scranton Police Chief Arrest Prompts Station House Ejection
West Scranton chief of police Frank Tiebling Jr faces arrest on assault and battery after an interview at the West Scranton station. Report says GC A Williams, Republican avi respondent, arranged the arrest amid a heated dispute over a prior story about a man named Himed Hangs. Williams and witnesses questioned the chief’s handling as pallbearers and a local election crowd attended. Interments were noted for Clarence Smith, Sylvester Phillips, and Isaac Proper-Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Sylvester Phillips
Isaac Proper
American Knights
Will Roe
Frank Tiebling, Jr
Seranton
Gca Williams
West Scranton
Avi
Republican
West Ship
Tepublican
Petersburg
Williams
W. F E. Lewis
Lieutenant Williams
Leutenant
Funeral rites for Clarence York and Sylvester Phillips held
Rev J B Sweet officiated at Clar ence Smith Yorks funeral at home on North Garfield Avenue with interment at Pleasant Mount. Services for Sylvester Phillips were conducted yesterday afternoon at the family home on South Beventh Street with Rev E J McHenry of Rt Davids Episcopal Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episconal Church
Clarence Smith
Honee
North Garfield Avenue
Pleasant Mount
Sylvester Phillips
South Beventh Street
Thev. E. J. McHenry
Rt. David’s Episcopal Church
Marriage Announcement for Marr Vien Horn and Jennie Noth
An engagement notice reports Marr Vien Horn of the central city and Jennie Noth of Lafayette Street plan a wedding. The ceremony will be held at the home of the groom's parents on Wednesday morning September 4 at eight o clock. Mr Van Horn is head bookkeeper for Luther Keller the lime dealer and Miss Noth has long served as an assistant at Mears Hagen's dry goods emporium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr Vien Horn
Mikes Jennie Noth
Lafayette Street
Jally
van Horn
Luther Keller
Lime Dealer
Miss Noth
Mears & Hagen
Social notes from South Hyde Park and neighboring towns
Mr and Mrs Harry Neimyer and Miss Busan Barnes attended a Lake Harvey outing. Miss May C Dixon of Syracuse visited Miss Mable Thiershim er. Mrs A M Dershimer returned from West Pittston. Harry Mott of State College visits town. David Powell, Archbakh miner, struck in the eye and may lose sight. Thomas Waldron and M J Larkin returned from vacations. Misses Sadie Davis and Bessie White visit Honesdale. John Purcell and John Nolin visit Mrs Fleming Lafayette Street. Mary Caveny visiting her sister Mire James Garland of Chi ta. Regular mid week prayer meeting of Bumner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neimyer
South Hyde Park Avenue
Busan Barnes
South Main Avenue
Harvey's Lake
May C. Dixon
Syracuse
N. Y
Mable Thiershimer
A. M. Dershimer
West Pittston
Harry Mott
State College
John Purcell
Cirbondale
John Nolin
Lwhigh University
Fleming
Lafayette Bhreel
Mary Caveny
Railroad Avenue
Mire
James Garland
Chita
Bumner Avenue
French Flannels and New Cotton Material Duckling Down
French Flannels remain highly sought with a broader seasonal display. Duckling Down is a new cotton fabric matching the prettiest French Flannels in look and offered in many effects, economical and practical for buyers not wishing to spend top dollar.
Scranton Items Include Church Event And Local Notices
Rev Frank J Milman conducts church service tonight. Councilman William V Griffiths confined at home with abscess on right foot. Miss Annie McCormick visiting Forest City friends. Mary McHale and Laura Mack in Atlantic City. Funeral for Edith Lindabury at 2 o'clock from 169 Booth Malin Ave. interment Dunmore cemetery. Supreme commanders to resume meetings Sept 1 at Moriran's hall. discussion on patriotism. James Ord comments on Lackawanna union branch. Local Union 687 UMWA to meet tonight. Miner Benjamin Towser injured at Tripp's slope. John McHugh and Marie O'Donnell wed at St Patrick's. Mrs J C Long and son attend funeral in Altoona. Miss Margaret Madigan visiting Daleville.
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Terflan
Frank J. Milman
William V. Griffiths
Annie McCormick
Hampton Street
Forest City
Mary McHale
Price Street
Laura Mack
Jackson Street
Atlantic City
Edith
A. A. Lindabury
Booth Malin Avenue
J. P Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Dunemore Cemetery
Orier
Moriran
Main Avenue
Scranton
James Ord
Dla
Lackawanna Union
French Roof Hall
United Mine Workers of America
Co-operative
Benjamin Towser
North Treheron Avenue
Tripp
Migere
Monae
John McHugh
Mise Marie O'Donnell
Breet
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Werner
Francis Conavan
Mary Moran
Niagara Falls
J. C. Long
Harold
Washburn Street
Altoona
Margaret Madigan
Daleville
South Scranton Notes Celebrate Birthdays and Party
Councilman Fred Phillips of the Eleventh ward turned thirty seven yesterday and his friends with the Lawrence band gave a surprise party last night. After a social tour brief keepers were made by Councilmen Schneider Melvin and Finn. Adam Frantz of Hickory street celebrated his sixtieth birthday yesterday inviting friends including Mr. and Mrs Neuls John Neuls Peter Neuls Martin Kluth William Lutz and families Mrs Louisa Neale and Mr and Mrs Winesner and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Phillips
Ward
Lawrence
Schneider
Melvin
Finn
Adam Frantz
Hickory Street
Adam Neuls
John Neuls
Peter Neuls
Martin Kluth
William Lutz
Peter Rounder
Louisa Neale
Winesner
Farewell Receptions Held for Claude Coon and Miss Anna Buck
A farewell reception honored Claude Coon of Pittston Avenue as he joins the government navy yard at New Port News Virginia. In York Pa Mrs Anna Buck was bid farewell by friends visiting Mrs Otto Trogs and Mrs Richard Zuleger with a large gathering including Mrs Keegins Miss Minnie Haas Miss Martha Lots and many Zuleger family members.
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Claude Coon
Pittston Avenue
Epworth League
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Myr
Coon
Aa Wittern
Government Navy Yard
New. Port News
Ven
Mikes
Anni Buck
York
Otto Trosa
Alder Street
Richard Auleger
Otto Trogs
Richard Zuleger
Keegins
Mires Anna Hrech
Minnie Haas
Minnie Nuels
Martha Lots
Little Engle
Carrie Hiltz
Misa Carrie Zuleger
Marie Keegins
Kate Zuleger
Minnie Zuleger
Wiechard Zuleger
William McPherson
Edward Neuls
John Deltz
Charles Miller
Arthur Evans
Jacob Saar
Herman Goldhammer
Charles Schunk
New York vacationers and local notices fill city chatter
Newsy notes cover a large group of friends at a Sturrett home with games and a late lunch. A funeral service is scheduled for Cherethia Petey at 4 p m from 616 Reach Street. Various locals attend gatherings and trips, with weddings planned for Mixes Hueting and John Ketrick at 10 o clock in the morning.
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Mier Coivlia Barrett Atul Miens Ranere
Moma
Mier Sturrett
Heerlsteert
Cherethia Petey
Titormint
Amuttenlam
William Pies
Wa Bela
Martin Digny
New ‘York
Aldaoeciviy
de Caddy Avenue
Mortumbet Church
Nay Aas Park
Tytuy
William Fo Duleter
Fannaty
Tie Lackawan
Eapwtloy
Ainetor Dim
Mra
Jars Walters
Eon Ynetye
Neil Ilaaeliter Margaret
Philudiolplyla
Nye Peeweied Euneator Spunnings
Mike Vale
Jennie Meo
Pitino Sinttne
Datu Mateher
Mingiwietin
Mie Ina Dwly
Iitieton Avenue
Sewlontay
Levine Avenue
Lake Henry
Iisherhay
Binma White
Edie Avenue
Che
Eva Muncon
Wnttaton
Margaret Moran
South Washington Avenue
Wolay
Atlantic Ciiy
Kygierine
Las Kleing
Wilkes Barn
C Om Tinality
Hueting
Proejet Avenue
John Ketrick
KOO O'Vlockkim &T
Lana Petcom
Pittston Avenuy
Haw
Mmarvey
Pea Coal Delivers $1.25 Ton to South Side Area
Local coal dealer announces delivery of pea coal at $1.25 per ton to South Side area including Centralety and Central Myde Park with orders via J. T. Sharkey and Cedarance contact, phone 61S.
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Pea
South Side
Centralety
Central Myde Park
J. T. Sharkey
Vaa Cedarance
Green Ridge Social Gathering At Don Hh Ray Home
Last Thursday evening a very enjoyable party was held at 1437 Okeon Avenue in honor of Mrs YB Mennett of Brooklyn. Attendees included Mr Bennett and family plus several local residents and children. The Green Ridge Baptist Sunday School plans a basket picnic at Nay Aug Park on Thursday with all members invited.
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Don Hh. Ray
Okeon Avenue
YB. Mennett
Brooklyn
N.Y
Phos
Bennett
Willie
Sarah LL
Bewnett
John Th Hay
Nellie
George Way
Googe F Ray
Laura
J. Ernest Evang
Mes
Chinton How
Florence Row
Joe G. Hall
Ira Sterling
Green Ridge Baptist Sunday Schol
Nay Aug Park
Love's Lacking Line Promotes Birth Through Care
A childless home is a cheerless home and love binds couples through children. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is urged as a cure and strength giver for women with infertility and related ailments, with testimonials of pregnancies and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Hygienic help for women from Dr. Pierce advisory
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser offering practical hygienic guidance for women. The 1008 page volume is available free by mail with payment of stamps. 21 stamps for paper edition or 31 stamps for cloth binding, sent to Dr. R. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Unclear historic notice from street fair disrupted venue
Fragmentary OCR text records an event at Nay Ade park with mentions of stalls, electricians, and local residents including GG Kerwin, Gavi aati, and Bella Wigewr. several names and places are garbled, hindering precise details about actions, attendees, or outcomes.
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Nay Ade Park
Mehlay Nest
Elaine
GG Kerwin Wittewr
Ehop
Whelton
Aw Electrician
le Tenn
Dorenth Yesteray
Matehogwe
Phe
Ian
Mies
Bella Wigewr
Sano! Manet
Avoca
Dk. Mehopp
George Trost
Minooka News Roundup of Local Events and Moves
Local items report Mira Dowell of Main Street spending Sunday at Milou Chunk. funeral for Michweil Cudlehill set for this morning. A solo requiem at St Dowryptia’s church. Gilbone's daughter Mam away to Atlantic City for weeks of pleasure. Prof James Powell of Main Street returns from Tbbutuingg. O’Connell council recalls Young Mone Tweitute’s visit to Point Comfort. Symphony orchestra held a concert. Mr Thome Murray of Main Street praised. Sarah Mureny leaves McDonough’s store for Helena Montana for departure.
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Dimogil’s
Mira She Dowell
Main Street
Miuloh Chunk
Michweil Cudlehill
Dowypti
Olwnehy
Gilbone
Mam
Atlantic Oity
Janes Powell
Malmstreet
O'Connell Council
Tweitute
Powel
Point Comfort
Thie Place
Thome Murray
Sarah Mureny
McDonough
Helena
Mont
Nonsense OCR fragment on midevent injuries at unclear venue
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event with an elbow injury, names, places, and emails but is incoherent. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving no clear event, date, or participants to summarize meaningfully.
Mie FR Mieselnigan Stint Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms but lacks coherent facts or events to identify a clear news item or outcome. The readable bits reference individuals and places without a identifiable incident, date, or organization.
Twelfth annual Catholic Mutual Benefit conference opens in Wilkes-Barre
Nearly 200 delegates from 187 branches attend the opening of the Pennsylvanis erving council meeting at St Marys church. Rev W A Cunningham presides as state chaplain, M J Maxwell of Pittsburgh opens the session, Mayor Nichola welcomes the group, and the afternoon features reports and discussion. A reception follows hosted by the ladies association. The order’s nationwide membership is sixty thousand with substantial benefits paid over twelve years. Tomorrow delegates take a trolley to Harvey's Lake for a reception at Oneonta and a boat ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvanis Erving Council
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Nichola
Maxwall
Ladies’ Association
Catholic Mutual Enevolent Association
Delowates
Harvey's Lake
Oneonta
Wilkes-Barre Local Society Plans Visitor Event
A Wilkes-Barre group plans a souvenir featuring organization history and finances. The effort includes a brief city history with illustrations of principal buildings and aims to establish a German Catholic branch with several German delegates and state officers participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Une Society
German Catholica of
Wse
Blue and Gray Encampment Move Aims to Honor Civil War Veterans
Chicago reports on a proposed resolution by the encampment of the Blue and Gray to honor all Civil War veterans. The group seeks to encourage memory of those who fought for their principles, aiming for adoption of the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. RB
Chicago
Aue
Prohibitionary Group Plans State Meetings With Candidates
Local prohibitionists announce a series of state meetings headlined by John G. Wealley for president and Metiall for vice president. Other speakers include National Chatman Licker and Dr Silue CG, with details scattered across unclear venues.
Pittsburg Fourth Lienslal Convention Held
Pittsburg report on the fourth Lienslal convention of the high court of Pennsylvania. Details incomplete in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
High Court of Pennsylvania
Attractions at the Academy of Myain This Week
The Academy of Myain lists midweek shows including The Sieve of Pekin on Wednesday and Friday night. A Spring Chicken is scheduled for Saturday matinee while A Fatal Record appears as a potential late entry. the Lore of Paris and School for Scandal are also mentioned among activities.
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Academy of Myain
School For Scandal
Paris
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