Social and Personal Notices From Pittston Avenue Area
News items report a marriage between Norman L Griggs of Pittston Avenue and Annie Hiefer of Brooks Street at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with Rev Pierce officiating. The piece lists attendees, upcoming residence, birthday celebrations, visits, and various social engagements across local residents and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Griggs
Pittston Avenue
Wes
Annie Hiefer
Brooks Street
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Robert TF
Pierce
George Hufnagle
Donations for the Home for the Friendless Acknowledgments
The Managers of the Home for the Friendless acknowledge with gratitude gifts from numerous donors including Mrs William F Kennedy cookies Mrs R G Brooks plum pudding sun dries Rev James Hughes book Mrs Preston Robinson wine Gutherns Woelaser and Krayer fifty pounds lead kindling wood Mrs Woodcock quantity cakes Mrs John Genter provisions Mrs Cora Merrifield reading matter Mrs Millhawser clothing Connolly and Wallace four dozen sample books Miss Fannie Fuller shoes FF B Wall and o ten pounds mixed cakes Mrs Alfred Hand cloth Mrs C 8 Weston potatoes Miss Susan Dickinson apples Mr Ruff of Stowers Packing company ham and mackerel D Boss and Son New London Conn box crackers Miss Bennell candy H A Pierce apples and cranberries Price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kennedy
R. G. Brooks
James Hughes
Preston Robinson
Gutherns
Woelaser & Krayer
John Benore
Miss Bennell
H. A. Pierce
Price
Foolish Cough Sufferers Urged to Try Local Remedy
A brief notice urges readers to avoid delaying treatment and consider a local medicine named Ke A alas for persistent coughs. The text is largely garbled but emphasizes timely use of medicine. It mentions locals and a health remedy in a compact public advisory tone.
Community Donations Spur Aid Through Local Churches
A long list of donors from Wawaride to Dunmore contributed food, sewing, and goods for varied groups. Items include candy oranges crockery bread dry goods and underwear. Local clubs and unions supplied provisions and support noted as the Saturday night donations prove valuable.
West Side Viaduct Plan Gains Favor For Property Purchase
The West Side board of trade viaduct committee backs buying eighty feet of land on the southerly side of West Lackawanna avenue between Seventh and Ninth streets to erect a viaduct at an estimated cost of 200000, far below the 500000 damages of building over the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board of Trade
T. Fellows Mason
Connell
Mason
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Scranton Railway Company
D., L. & W. Railroad Company
Four Capouse neighbors charged with larceny in Igo case
James Igo of Capouse avenue testified four neighbors Anna Blackledge Maggie Ferguson Mary Reddington and Anna Naughton were in his house drinking Monday night He claimed a handbag with 200 in bills disappeared after he left it on a table Magistrate Howe set 300 bail for each woman and ordered arraignment in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blackledge
Maggie Ferguson
Mary Reddington
Anna Naughton
James Igo
Capouse Avenue
Howe
Igo
To Be Buried Together Funeral of Mrs Folin and Son
Funeral of Mrs John Folin and her son Joseph Folin will be held today from 402 Penn Avenue. Services at St Peter's Cathedral include a solemn high mass of requiem. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. The P O of A camp 688 located in Old Forge will hold a fall at Holland's Hall Old Forge February 19 21 and 22 admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Folin
Joseph
Delaware and Hudson Road
Penn Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cathedral Cemetery
P. O. & of A. Camp
Old Forge
Holland's Hall
City council to introduce ordinance on 422 thousand budget
Joint Estimates Committee completed shaping the ordinance with 422 451 dollars estimated revenues for the next fiscal year. After adjournment 418 367 46 was appropriated with 611 added to electric lights and 3572 04 to the health bureau emergency fund. Road roller and stone crusher funds were reallocated to health making 9 673 54 total. The measure goes to tonight's common council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Joint Estimates Committee
Bureau of Health
Department of Public Works
City Recorder's
City Recorder
Kalary
Citv
CTE Bund Ogc Crete Rseereeeen
Clarke
Marshall
Wharton
Oraos
CILY
Renee
Hampe
Triple Harness Engine Co
Xo Murphy
Iss
Hook and Laddler
Hook Aml Thohset
Amd
Laddey Mitk
Werner Nner
Gf City Cote Co
Cca
Ieee
Thil nieh—Jones
Rothermel
Oeaue
Socnie
Miyes Een
Ceebaneaebies
Beebe Ee Tee Eernnee
Anil Hooks
Escaee
CMY
Supreme Court
pPrimabior
Cry Assessoi
S Department Inviidentals
Wmspwooei
Pune
Amimild Vc
Einergones
Department UK Public Safety
Iyhor
Director of Public Safety
ANU
Bureau of Police
Deak
Chick Cwuk
Tse
Pereee Ieee Ete
National Bureau of Ten
Perreeer
Polige
Ieee Tee
FAAOO
Leaere
Tryidentals Eee
Cees
Cic
Fist Cnaissant
Bureau of Kine
Aealstant
Ae Rath Cha Sdlury
Levon
Ty Sadie
Baewy
Aregiana
Corp. Tranaportation
Peder Eee
Pene
Howe
Eebesss
Newton
Aneeteeeane Biomed
Arlingtons Claim City Bowling League Lead
The Arlington team captained by W. J. Meister surged to the top after sweeping the South Side team in straight games. Hampe’s squad beat Centrals three in a row for revenge, while Liederkranz replaced Backus alleys and won two of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingtons
Hampe
Centrals
Liederkranz
Franklin
W. J. Meister
Haempe
Backus
Anderege
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial note
A Chicago woman claims kidney trouble and headaches vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills, stating six bottles cured her and she feels twenty again. The notice invites readers to write for confidential medical advice and asserts many women are cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. Gibson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Laurme Gipson
Langley Ave
Chicago
Ill
Remains of Moscow Man Unidentified After Railroad Death
The remains of a man killed on the Lackawanna railroad near Moscow on Tuesday morning have not been identified. Authorities report no distinguishing features and state the body is in custody of the station agent at Moscow awaiting claim or burial by the poor authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Moscow
Small Pox Reported in Moosic Prompts Quarantine
A Moosic case involving Agnes Walsh led health officer Dr. Watson and Dr. Sommons to quarantine the house. The school board closed schools attended by the sick girl's siblings. No new cases were reported in Pittston or the vicinity. Vaccination notices were distributed in Scranton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic
Agnes Walsh
Co-operative
Watson
Sommons
Avoca
West Pittston
Pittston
Paine
Evans
North
Scranton
South
Central City
Boy Edward Fallon Dies in Mine Squeeze
Edward Fallon Jr aged 15 of Old Forge was instantly killed at Jermyn No 1 mine while driving a mine car. He was crushed between the rib and a car while rounding a cover. A wild scream preceded his collapse and funeral arrangements were not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fallon, Jr
Edward Fallon
Old Forge
Jermyn No. 1
Corset Fitting Service by Expert Fitters
An offer to be properly corseted by trained fitters who will choose styles for a good figure. The shop guarantees satisfactory results with the latest models for slender, medium and full figures priced from 50 cents to 10.50 dollars.
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Hyde Park Avenue
Sadie Zimmerman
Clara Waller
May Kreider
Edith Powler
Ethel Rauch
Grace Daniels
David Williams
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Mamie Lewis
Jennie Jones
Williams
Isaac Harris
J. Christofet
May Stevens
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A. G. Elvin
Lackowannia Railroad
New York
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Fred Gibbs
South Lincoln Avenue
Strowdeburg
Mra
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Addis Avenue
T. J. Clarke
Be, M. Ring
MM. TL. Decker
A. ML Bhilter
South Flyde
Mos Morello
Endoh Marvis
South Maln Aves Nue
Mary Derecil
Turtwiyt
Volao
Diastin van Denkirk
Newburgh
W. L. Speer
Jefferman Avenue
Beverly Chote
Kath Chuo
Summit Hill
OH. Wall
Media
Bueller
J. C. Hall
Luckawinns Railroad
Ficiols
Mew
Redington
Teddington
Mulberry Street
Olyphant
William
Daniely
Moll
Thomas Vippangenbere
Mihi
Lowe
Prk Avenue
Howarth
Toworth Swayne
Waverly
Mre
L. Snyder
James Archbald
J. L. Connell
G. L. Dickson
Thomas Dickson
Z. F. Boyer
C. E. Bone
Misa Zehnder
W. S. Marvel
Hkohrwaseer's Bakery
Lindners Bakery
H. B. Sweet
D. E. Marberger
Carr & Son
Byeritt Bros
W. H. Pierce
West Side Committee
City
John Foin
Peepee Bureau of Parks
Nay
Wight
Ann Esnare
Commell Parke
Anlington Totala
Meister
He Kiefer
An J. Kivler Ag
Sensenbaeh Eaceeeras
Rosar
Zulager Coen Eeeeteras
India
Kiefer
Eanz
Walle Baeewelenr
Hrvig
Owe Easuues
Frankliss
Andererr
F.C. Arlington Sever Eteeee Venneras Si
Frankling Been Eee
Pete Eee Deere Ter En
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Dean Mae
Prxxnamm
Maine
E. G. Coursen
New Col
Ors
Custom
Cupid
St. Valentine
R. E. Prendergast
Society, Bank and Commercial Stationer
Prenderpgast
Boy
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury S
Masury
Franklin Ave
Cramer
Wells Co
Phone
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford Company
Hartford
Reynolds Bros
Jove
Joruga Huilding
Sisdanere Am Bigravers
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Spruce St
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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