West Scranton Bowling Leads With Six Wins In Nine
West Scranton’s bowling scene gains interest as the Backus team loses to the Electric City team which has won six of nine games in the Northeastern Pennsylvania League. Captain Wettling starred with a three raise in a row and a sharp spare. The league also reports new teams forming and new alleys nearing completion at Washington hall. Sum totals show deposits and names of local patrons at West Side bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
William Joseph Hurt
West
Scranton
Wlegs
Jackson Street
Buckus
Wettling
Iun
McCracken
Williaims
Electric Cityleys
Bicycle Club League
Pataugentis
Lafayettes
Becker Tires
Washington Hall
Public School Collections Gathered During Off Week
Pupils from Public Schools Nos. 13 and 1 held collections yesterday during their off week from the pays, gathering funds as part of a local drive.
Woodmen Camp and Catholic Relief Association Meet in Ivorite Hall
Hyde Park camp No 8951 Modern Woodmen of America met in Ivorite hall last evening and acted on several applications. Council No 159 Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association met in M M hall and enjoyed a social hour after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Corncil No
Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association
Narrow escape for North Main street car at Diamond Ravine
A street car on North Main avenue jumped a track near the Diamond ravine Sunday night causing minor damage. Several local residents reported illnesses and injuries, including a bite by a dog on Dodge Avenue and a fall in a stage accident at the Kirmesa. Community groups held meetings and events as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Diamond Ravine
Hubert Owens
Dodge Venice
Hellevue
Eynon Street
George Bench
Maury MeaAndrew
Fairview Avenue
John Wheeler
South Main Avenue
Alonzo Wheeler
South Main Avenues
Sue Stiley
Paniner Street
Mies Mae Jones
North Main Venue
W. W. Evans
South Garfield Weenue
Arthur Samuels
Ninth
Oxford Streets
John B Davies
Hampton Street
Cone Yen
Mise May Edwards
Kirmesa
Fred Strong
Thomas Lowry
John Malott
HT. Bradshaw
James Thomas
Local residents listed as returning or recovering from illness
A long list details WI Diehl and others returning home from trips, recovering from illness, or visiting family. It notes Otto Schoen, Edith Poche, Miss Jennie Davis, Miss Grace Reed, and several others plus a marriage in Wilkes-Barre and a new medical office opening in Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI Diehl
Hyde Park Avenue
Hillgonde
N. J
Willliam
South Mualn Avenue
New Orleans
Albert Becker
Albert
Thirteenth Street
Philadelphia
Edith Poche
Wilkes-Barre
David Thomas
Eynon Street
Daniel Algood
Prive Street
Grace Reed
Jackson Street
May Sneldman
Academy Street
Lewis Bowen
South Bromley Avenue
Mary Jones
Tachkson Street
Thomas H. Walsh
Railroad Avenue
New York
John Feeney, Jr
North Rebecca Avenue
John Ketcham
Hackettstown
Local Atrocity Suspected In South Scranton Notes
Mrs Johann Shkovirn and John Sotok face a possible hearing on charges of enticing the prosecutor's husband as Katherine Lieznay reports the dispute. Alderman Leates set $400 bail after statements. A series of community notices follow including bowling league plans, society meetings, and a child injury on Pittston avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Shkovirn
Katherine Lieznay
Winton
John Sotok
Aldeyrman Leates
Ponce S. W. Arnold
Peckville
BM. M. Meredith
Brown Avenue
Blau
Mifkin
Avenue
Alderman Lentes
South Side Bowling Club
Zulager's
Pittelon Avenue
Arlingtons
South Side
St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Association
St. Mary's Hall
Isidore Miller
Leopold Albrecht
George Robling
Prank PB
Kloss
Joseph Moser
Henry Jamiesen
Army
Jacob Flach
Young People's Society
Filebory Street Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Spraka
Linden Street
Webster Avenue
Choral Union
Hickory Street
Epple
Pittston Avenue
Scranton Bowling Club
The Homeliest Man in Scranton
A garbled notice advertises a remedy named Bomp's Hale for throat and lung ailments. It claims universal cure for coughs, bronchitis, and consumption with a guaranteed relief, inviting readers to acquire it at a listed price.
Two West Scranton Men Injured In Trolley Collision
North Scranton notes report Patrick Casey and Patrick Glen hurt when their horse and cutter collided with a trolley car on North Mal avenue near Oak street last night. Both men sustained severe bruises and cuts. the horse escaped the fence and ran to a house. Vincent Serrio fractured his right leg by slipping on the ice. Mrs. William Jones broke her leg after slipping on the ice. Mrs. Kineleham sprained her ankle on nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
J. B. Snyder
Washburn Street
Electric City Wheelmen
Patagonia
Lafayette
Sarah T. Morgan
North Rebecca Avenue
St. David's Hall
Martin Joyce
Twenty-third Street
William Joseph
Acker Avenue
Dodge Mine
W. Rowland Davies
First Baptist Church
D. B. Thomas
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
West Scranton
John Jones
Ellen Jones
H. J. Whalen
Carbondale
Patrick Casey
Patrick Glen
Liverymah Kelly
North Mal Avenue
Oak Street
D.D. Jones
Vincent Serrio
Ferdinand Street
William Jones
Brick Avenue
Kineleham
Mary Street
Eton Jones and John Jones Wedding at Spring Street Home
Miss Eton Jones and John Jones wed last night at the Spring Street residence of Mr and Mrs Thomas Henry in a ceremony led by Rev KR Reese of the Puritan Congregational Church. The bride wore brown poplin with applique trim, attended by Miss May Gill. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tiane Jones and many Jones family members. The couple left for a wedding tour to Boston and will reside in a new North Scranton home.
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Stauson
Eton Jones
John Jones
Tstae
Tiane Jones
T. J. Reese
Thomas Henry
W. J. Jones
David J. Jones
Hayden Davis
May Gill
Bessie Itterly
Eva Henry
Mrs. Jones
Boston
Scranton
High Works Defeats Crescent In Tight Auditorium Game
High Works edged Crescent 17 to 0 in a well played contest at the Auditorium. Delgiy Kerrick and O'Hara stood out for the teams and a large crowd witnessed the Central City clash.
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High Works
Lust
Crescent
Deligy
Kerrick
O'Hara
The
Crescents
Iilboy
Lefe
Bligg
Ventury
Whalen to Lecture on Irish Wit at North Main Avenue Church
Rev Dr A J Whalen of Carbondale lectures on The Wit and Humor of the Irish People at the Tabernacle to aid the North Main Avenue Baptist church building fund. Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children, with previous praise for his engaging, refined wit and pathos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Whalen
Carbondale
Tabernacle
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Janey
N.Y
Willian
Wilson, Dock
New Monmouth
George €. Williams
Allentown
New York
YWCA Social at North Main Avenue Sees Large Attendance
News notes report a well attended guessing social hosted by the Young Women’s Christian Association in their rooms on North Main Avenue. Other items note Bert Emery, a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Bert Emery returning from Philadelphia, Mrs. Reese Watkins convalescent, June Brace seriously ill, and Co. B. Stocker of Wichita, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
North Majin Avenue
James Flynn
Warren Strete
Bert Emery
Philadelphia
Church Avenue
Reese Watkins
Edna Avenue
June Brace
William Street
Hl. Co
B. Stocker
Wichita
Kansas
Welsh Congregational church visit and local notices
Formerly of this place visitors called on A. Richard of North Malt Avenue and J. Lewin of Richland New Jersey tonight at the Welsh Congregational church parlor Howell Davis of Warren Street promoted to fire boss at Leggett Creek mine Joseph Wheeler of Pittston among Sunday visitors funeral of the late Pred G Fronberry held yesterday at 2 pm from 2512 Amelia Avenue O Donnell of Brick Avenue confined to home by illness
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Plaece
A. Richard
North Malt Avenue
JV. Lewin
Richland
N. J
Welsh Congregational Church
Howell Davis
Warren Street
Legcetts Creek
Joseph Wheeler
Pittston
Wie
Vickors
Fron
Dunmore Borough Council Proceedings Detail Utilities and Bids
Dunmore borough council met with all members present to approve receipts for pole tax from Suburban Electric Light Co and to bill incandescent lights for the past five years. The fire department hose was received and placed, and bids for sewer work begin with legal coordination. Police reports show two arrests and electric lighting issues. street tax sheets and bond bid authorizations were approved. A free delivery and house numbering plan was discussed with Postmaster Ripple, and the First Ward Independent Club set a meeting at Miners restaurant hosted by John Woelkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
Suburban Electric Light Company
Johnson Hose Company
W. H. Derby
Drinker Street
Electric Avenue
McLaughlin
Birgess Bursehell
Healy
Fire Department
Messrs
Zimmerman and
Jeffreys
Mr. Zimmerman
Mr. Jeffrey
Ripple
Dunmore
John Woelkers
Obituary notices from Waymart and nearby towns
Obituaries report Fred M. Jones of Waymart dying after long illness at his home. Anna Jones of Olyphant dies at 64 after bronchitis. David Pickrell dies at 22 in Lackawanna after army service. Mrs John Linder dies at 44 on Pittston Ave. Mrs Martin O Royle dies at Drinker Street after short illness. Funeral details follow for each.
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Anna Jones
T. FP. Jones
Susquehanna Street
Olyphant
Mra. Jones
Newbridge
South Wales
America
Scranton
Mr. Jones
Lackawanna House
Martin O'Royle
Drinker Street
Burglar Steals Mrs Cleveland Hair and Minor Cash
A burglar entered L G Cleveland's home at 444 Larch Street on Sunday night. After chloroforming Mrs Cleveland, the thief cut off her long black hair and took only 2.80 in cash while jewelry remained untouched. The back door appeared unlocked and Detective Deiter investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G Cleveland
Larch Street
Ann
Funeral Services For James Mulroy And John Sullivan
The funeral of James Mulroy will be held this morning from St. Patrick's Church with burial at Cathedral Cemetery. The funeral of John L. Sullivan of 46Chirk’s price will take place this afternoon with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
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Gravis
Capaise Avenue
Foy
HNL
James Mulroy
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
John L. Sullivan
Truthful horse trader in Seattle tale of a sale
A disjointed Seattle Photoplay Time clipping describes a horse buyer enticed by a dealer offering a bargain. The narrative follows the buyer’s dialogue with the seller as both attempt to close the deal while questions of value and trust surface throughout the attempted purchase.
Valuable Horns Killed After Onyx Equine Wobble Incident
Exclusive wire reports a horse named Horns, valued at $4,009, was euthanized after a trailed incident on the eye covered boulevard following Sidemaker. The gelding, with a record of 204, faced fatal injuries sustained in the event. Fred George confirmed the loss and noted the horse’s high value and the necessity of humane euthanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boihilvhen
Pas
Eye Coved
Fred George
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David Owens
Allee Evans
Bertha Kelly
Bina Bears
Wil Richards
Eliza Price
Cenitay Cotal
Mie Murray
Mies Nichelle
Mins Teaminh
Mise Morgan
Mies Mutton
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G. W. Jenkins
General News
Grenadine Hippique
Avalon Batiste
Mercer Zed Chambray
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Foulard
Gauze de Soie
Organzine
Fantasie Suisse
Tourguay Novelty
Madras
Leno
Paris
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
Northsgranton
Jones-Jones
Basket Ball
Bloomsburg
North End Stars
Tigue
Gymmasium
Dr. Whalen
Dunmore Doings
Fred M. Jones
Waymart
Hebron
Conn
Salmon
Sarah Moris Jones
Marrage
Gertude Bonhium
Colchester
Conna
Wirds
Middletown
Bethany
Wayne County
United Order of Mechanics
Jones
Bessie
L. W. Kaurschner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pethane
Taylor
J. H. Jones
Nanticoke
John Walkingshaw
Wilke
Barre
David Pickrell
Ot Lackawanna
Philippines
Company
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Method
Oelnek
Aharey
John Linder
Minnie
Mamie
Algan
Louis Schumacher
Zelaler & Schumacher
Coder Avenue
Catrronsia Iie Syrup Co
Canifonnia Ia &Ynape Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse, N. Y
Seattle
Renton
Cahinty
Hioyce
Lyceum
M. Reis
Lessog
A. J. Duffy
Dus
Charles Frohne
Augie Thomas Pay
Colorado
Prietr
Fim
Frank Daniels
Tise Colrelé
Dalene
Teta
Joseph Murphy
Shaun Rhue
Seota
Grace George
A. Bigily
Jottie Blair Parker
Academy of [Music
Leese
Stanager
Awide Uramatic Copany
Anil
Chintown
Cthoe
Chinatown
Star Theatre
G. Werrington
Count de Flore
Milo
Genevieve Bartloy
Adair
Ennel
Avery
Cotetal Gailifel
Dioner
Gallitet
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