Marriage and social events fill Penn Avenue church notes
Social and personal items recount a Bible Training class party at A. J. Kellerman’s home on Penn Avenue with a dozen couples and many guests. Included are marriage news for Wil liams Whiteford and Margaret Whiteford and engagements of Lewis Jones and May Samuels, plus sleigh ride outings and other local gatherings in Scranton and nearby towns.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
A. J. Kellerman
Penn Avenue
Ida E. Kapp
August Swink
Myrtle Swingle
Ellenbeth Jones
Mother Jones
Miss Perry
Tom Swartz
Flossie Swarta
Isabella Lewis
Lenora Batsel
Lavina Tomlinson
Miss Kennedy
Martha Moore
Lillian Moore
Anna Jones
Elizabeth Mingvenbere
Maud Griffith
Edith IM Kellerman
Messrs
Jaimes Wills
John Wills
Frank Ws
I. J. Snyder
J. LaBar
Place
John Hughes
Will Hughes
Will Waltz
Tlenry Valtz
Lewis Bates
D. Safford
VW. Madden
Becker
V. P. Long
Kellerman
A. Mengar
North Scranton
Jermyn
Jin
F. I. Depew
Fifth Street
All Dad
Steleh
Eight Ward Primaries Nominates Melvin Roche Ticket
At the Eighth Ward Democratic caucus in the St. Charles, Melvin and Roche were renominated for Beleot council and Dominion council respectively. John Tierney named constable, Thomas Gilwallon assessor, John Loftus register, John Kennedy inspector, Edward Gorman first district judge of election, P. S. Coyne second district judge, Frank DeLong inspector. Attendance was strong. speeches praised Melvin’s four years in the upper city legislature. Martin Flynn chaired. DeLong served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Beleot Counell
T. C. Afelvin
Dominion Counell
Thoma J. Roche
Constable
John Tiermey
Thomaax P. Gilwallon
John Loftus
John T. Kennedy
Edward Gorman
Coyne
Register
Frank C. DeLong
John Miller
Melvin
John J. Lottun
Martin F. Flynn
Lackawanna Valley
M'Cullough and the embezzlement case in Blair County
In the superior court yesterday James H. McCullough of Altoona argued his appeal after being convicted of embezzling 16000 from Blair County taxes. The defense claimed the crime dated to 1884 and time barred prosecution, while the commonwealth contended he carried misappropriation through to his arrest in 1901 by yearly shortfalls.
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Yeaterday
James H. McCullough
Altoona
Blair County
McCullough
Peter
Paul
Thenstance
A. V. Dively
H. C. Groffing
C. O. Templeton
Commonwealth
Mies Faith A. Bullard
Lucerne
Tresspass
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Kingston
New Milford
Lackawanna
Miss Bullard
J. O. Creveling
Arthur Hillman
Gip
Wesley Pyaitiat
Shure
Appetlane
Thomas FL Farrell
Ancellant
Jolin McGarvan
L. Pedder
Appellee
Ot. Waeder
Cor. Butler
Mulhall
Edmund G. Buteler
A. Tt. Abundage
Mary Weight Et al
Lehn
John M. Carmen
Ape Teller
God. Clark
Tharry BE Whyttes
Appellitt
Cocherine Hoffmann
Dosepl WM
Dones
Abie Steith
Josep Menovaky
Mary Menovske
Abram Saliberg
John HH
Costello Sees Nomination For City Controller
Democratic convention in Scranton names Costello as city controller nominee after he wins 63 votes to Vaughan's 17. Vaughan bedridden since announcing candidacy. Howell declines to run. The gathering, held in the county courthouse, approves the committee reports and caucus plans amid party critique of recent legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Vaughan
Esdras
Howell
W. Costello
Fedrae Howell
Costello
Lie
Jones
Sehadt
Needy
Democratic Party of
Te Celyy
Scranton
Supreme Court
Atlee Fearlowdy
Murphy
Supreme Court of
Moos
Deles Geites
Scranton Hoor
UY Jefferson
Evis
Seth
Berantin
Schadt
J. I. Wammes
PL W. Costello
Sir. Costello
WHL
Ar. Hammes
John Frederick
Thomas FF. Handley
Democratic Party
Vaughan
Olyphant Poisoning Case Shrouded in Mystery
A child of Frank Marusha from Olyphant died yesterday from arsenic poisoning, while two John Bechech children near death. The Varga family deaths last week fuel mystery as coroner Baltry leads an inquest with inconclusive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marusha
Varga
Olyphant
John Bechech
Michael Varga
Mary
Annie
Peter Virgo
J. F. Baltry
Prokopovite
Barber
Gilsely
Mary Varga
Baltry
Ron
Vorvoncy
Frank Mavushi
Néelehbor
Vurga
John Beohech
Kiet Couse
Heling
Kelly
Baltiy
Van
County Devotive Phillips
Coraher
Murugha
Political Notes on Ballot Positions in Ward and District
Tlewird Pouse was yesterday appointed court minority inspector for the Second district of the Fourteenth ward. Rean pirepodes to enn is as trdependent candidate for alder fie the Pwelfiin ward. They claims the Democratic primaries were witainty conductert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlewird Pouse
Enn
Alder Fie
Annual Banquet of Elm Park Church Sunday School Class
The Elm Park church Sunday School class held its annual banquet with sixty attendees. Elections named Benjamin Satterfield president and new officers including Mrs H H Thomas, Miss Dorothy Fischer, Benjamin Evans, and Miss Carrie Fischer. A program featured toasts and speeches by Prof Buck, John H Kemp, Miss Helen Decker, and others, followed by a list of attendees and a banquet committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Buck
Elm Park ¢Ehurch
Frice
Benjamin Satterflad
HH. T. Thomas
Dorothy Fischer
Benjamin Evans
Carrie Fischer
Lewis B. Carter
Buck
John H. Kemp
Otgoing
Helen Decker
Rose Riehl
BH T Madden
George Fook
Invemning
Linquet
Mire
H. T. Thomas
Florence Jennige
Mia
Ethel Penase
Aire
Flow
R. D. Michards
Ben-jamin Evans
Harry Tt. Madden
Ployd Brutsman
Arthur Leach
W. B. Suns
Will W. Davies
EB. L. Warner
J. Aa. Curtis
D. &. Stone
A. A. Decker
William Loveland
Fred Lyford
H. Woekn
Be, Herrmann
A. Rh. Whitmore
Substitution urged in Scranton on social evil policy
At the Lackawanna County Medical Society annual meeting Dr Walter M Reedy urged practical policy aligned with advanced ideas to combat prostitution. He called for police surveillance, localizing vice, regular medical exams, and a city bacteriologist lab, noting previous efforts failed. Officers were elected: President A J Connell and others.
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Reedy
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Medieal S Society
Walter M. Reedy
Ibate
Reeds
Pennsylvania Railroad Mexico and California Tour Offer
A PRR personally conducted tour to Mexico and California departs New York and Philadelphia on February with a fourteen day Mexico and nineteen day California plan. The one itinerary includes grand canyon and California coast resorts with luxurious Pullman cars. Round trip rates start at 575 east of Pittsburgh and 570 from Pittsburgh with separate Mexico and California segments priced at 350 and 875. Tickets via ticket agents or George W. Boyd, assistant general passenger agent, Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mexico
California
New York
Philadelphia
Fel
North Americ
Norrent
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
George W. Boyd
Boeond Street Viation
Lecture on Alaska Tonight at First Presbyterian
The Rev Ve i faikenm will speak on Alaska at First Presbyterian Church this evening replacing the latter Wednesday service. Funds are sought to support a small church in Alaska and to finish Nome missions. The lecture will include illustrated stories and views from Mr Lilenn’s summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lukens
First Presbyterian Church
Ve i Faikenm
Alaska
Mfirst Presbyterian Church
Serview
Women's Home Missionary Society
Nome Volestons
Lilenn
Awe
Tragic Train Death Near Jessup Injures Resident
Michael Buduclk of Jessop was struck by a south bound Delaware and Hudson train near his home at about 10 20 last night and died instantly. Coroner Saltry was notified and will investigate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Buduclk
Jessop
Delaware and Hiuvison
Hilk
Saltry
Died in Cell of Police Station After Night in Custody
Hubert Albright an upholsterer of 15 Dix Court died in a Centre Street cell after being picked up intoxicated on Lackawanna Avenue. Coroner’s autopsy cites heart failure induced by alcohol. An inquest set at Centre Street station. survived by wife and one child. funeral at Dix Court with burial at Gerie Lutheran cemetery.
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Edwards
Centre Street
Grider
Saltry
Cusick
Albright
Alcoholian
John Colean
James Relll
Pred J. Wildmaeyer
Green Ridge congregation holds annual meeting update
The Green Ridge Bapelit church held its annual meeting with praise for reduced debt and strong giving. Pastor Well Bond reported forty seven new offerings and ongoing support from the congregation while officers were elected and pledges reaffirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiaagiat Wilates
Libertvoriit
Thomas Wlidigs
Thomer
Wren
Mia
Auitihe Shonen
Baie Venom Alder Ables Manilan
Cher Weber
A Trip to California or Florida by Lackawanna Agent
Nhoge contemplates such a trip and visits the Lackawanna railroad agent to arrange transportation berths reservations and baggage checks to destination. The agent provides rates folders descriptive literature and all information desired on a single coach trip through sleepers and day coaches to Chicago with one change of cars to California.
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California
Florida
Nhoge
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Chicago
Pullman Service to Winter Resorts and Exposition
The New Jersey Central offers direct Pullman service to southern winter resorts and the Charleston exposition with minimal changes, lowest rates, and fastest travel times. Reservations are secured and large luggage accommodated. Inquiries may be made to J. A. Awisher district passenger agent at 603 Weatlakowanna Avenue, Sopantoy.
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New Jersey Central Railroad
J. A. Awisher
Weeatlakkowanna Avenue
Sopantoy
Specials for This Week List of groceries and prices
A readable clipping lists weekly specials including asparagus 28 cents per pound, Calumet Lima beans, Beach Leaf peas 18 cents, sweet peas 18 cents, green or wax beans 12 cents, York State corn 10 cents, Maine corn 25 cents, Golden Rio coffee 10 cents a pound, Coursen's Midget Limns 15 cents, Plantation Java 86 cents, and Irish Mackerel three for a price.
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York State
Maine
Java
Vaccination Clinic Active In Office Hours
The office at 210 Connell building operates daily from 11 to 4 and 7 to 8 40 p m to accommodate those seeking vaccination. A fresh vaccine virus is revealed from the laboratory daily.
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Connell Building
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Sterling Range
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
the Foundation of Fortune
Thos Hank
the People's Bank
Nioni
Social and Personal
Wilkid Atherton
Taylor
Margaret A. Whiteford
L. Re. Koster
Green Tidge
Atherton Bros
Williams Whiteford
Mite Whiteford
Dehiware and Hudson
Washington
South
Mainetree
Sarah Leary
Warren Street
Thore
Kiah Davis
Allee Lewis
Carrle Evans
Mate Jones
Edith Richards
Jennie Jenkins
Mattie Lloyd
Mary Thomas
David James
Rossar Price
Daniel Davis
Lvtus Richards
Frank Carwardine
Ivor Danvers
Evan Thomas
William Teese
Margaret Kramer
South Ninth Treet
Peter Snyder
Hampton Street
Miss Jordan
Lincoln Heights
Willlam Snow
Lifiyette Street
Bachelors’ Canning Club
Lewis Jones
May Samuels
Archbald Street
E. Burr
Conlvalidale
Tobie Hyatin
Wentwrdis
Hay Polatives
West Senantor
John VW Helly
Susquelanna
Wilkes
Vinitha
Allenions
Hay
Uinio
Thiv
Jolie
Fabian
Oats
Midd Filushaven
Wilheatiane
Sloe
Willan Cleves Il
North
Main Avenue
Louie Sms iv
Delawarv
Wester Us
Golale
Uile City
T. GC. Melvin
Thomas J. Roche
M’cullough
Democratic City Convention
D W. Costello
the Convention
Grand Jury Room
Court House
C. EH. Schadt
John J. Murphy
C. K. Sehadt
D. J. Reedy
J. Paddon
Mod Cadden
Vol Honan
John Ridley
Eop Melvin
IL Trolley
Thomas Metlugh
Ry Hanmes
H. D. Buck
Elm Park Church
Medical Society
Jessup
Michael Buduck
Delaware and Hudson
Hubert Albright
Green Ridge
New Jersey Central
Lindabury
E. G
Coursen
Siovels
Cramer- Wells Co
Wyoming Avenue
Edison
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co.’s
Exeis Ven
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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