West Scranton Man Detained On Highway Robbery Charge
John Conway of Fellows street is detained at Jackson street station on highway robbery charges brought by Andrew Bella of 42 Water street Olyphant. Bella says Conway and a companion held him up near the gas house on Beranton street at 1 am yesterday, knocked him down and fought off his efforts to resist before fleeing. Bellas witness Bolt identified Conway as an assailant at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conway
Fellows Street
Jackson Street
Andrew Bella
Water Street
Olyphant
Conway
Beranton Street
King
Belly
Williams
Thomas Jones
Jones
Nile
Bolt
Adt
Sloan-Central Mine Fund Outing Draws Large Crowd to Lake Lodore
Nearly 1000 people attended the Sloan Central Mine Accidental Fund excursion to Lake Lodore on Saturday. Thirteen carloads rode the first train and additional trains carried even larger crowds to the grove and lake. Lodore becomes a top summer resort in Northeastern Pennsylvania for day outings, with yearlong grounds improvements including shaded walks, ample matform and station space, and plentiful spring water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan-Central Mine
Lake Lodore
Grove
Lake Wide
Lodove
Pennsylvania
Tragic 25 Foot Fall Endangers Nellie Harris
Nellie Harris a South Main Avenue child of Mr and Mrs Samuel Harris fell from a second story window Saturday landing on boards and suffering internal injuries. She was found unconscious and Dr M J Williams attended, with fears for her recovery as the family resides over D D Evans & Co store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Samuel Harris
South Main Avenue
D. D. Evana &Os
Man Detained After Van Buren Incident
Prank Degnal was arrested by Pas patrolman Hart at 240 o clock yesterday morning on Van Buren avenue. Degnal, driving a vehicle in an intoxicated condition, emerged from an alley near Pampton street and Main avenue. A wagon contained saws chisels and carpentry tools. Degnal gave no clear reason for possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degnal
van Buren Avenue
Pastrolman Hart
Pampton Street
Main Avenue
Robbery Charge Following Evening Incident
A man admitted ownership of tools at a hearing and faced a robbery charge. He was held on 500 bail for court appearance, with Frank Heffron acting as bondsman. The arrest relates to equipment tied to Charles Leach of Chinchilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leach
Chinchilla
Desnal
Frank Heffron
Patrick McNally Arrested in Hand Place Incident
Patrick McNally of Hand place was wounded by Patrolman Kish Peters during an earlier escape attempt. He was recaptured Saturday night after being dragged in by Patrolman Hart near Hampton street and South Maint avenue and fined by Police Magistrate Davies before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McNally
Hand Place
Kish Peters
Hart
Hampton Street
South Maint Avenue
Davies
Paddy
Electric City Wheelmen Ride To Lake Winola In Heat
A large delegation of Electric City Wheelmen rode to Lake Winola yesterday and spent the day at the Winola house. Roads were poor and the heat made for a tiresome trek. Participants included Conrad Lutz Billy Seagraves Rhys Harris Doak Hall Elmer Crane John Thomas Jasper Jones Will Fowler Hen Allen Ed Morse Thomas Stephens Matthew Amorman Luther Thomas Cas Bynon Bert Damee Will Morsan Pred Peters Mary Duis and Sam York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City
Lake Winola
Winola House
Conrad Lutz
Billy Seagraves
Rhys Harris
Doak Hall
Elmer Crane
John Thomas
Jasper Jones
Will Fowler
Hen Allen
Ed. Morse
Thomas Stephens
Matthew Amorman
Luther Thomas
Cas Bynon
Bert Damee
Will Morsan
Pred Peters
Marry Duis
Sam York
Children’s annual exercises at First Welsh Congregational Church
The children held their annual exercises yesterday under Prof. David Jenkins and Miss Annie Humphreys. The program, printed Saturday, was presented in full. Several children were baptized by Pastor Rev. David Jones and the congregation gave an offering for Sunday school mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jenkins
Annie ‘T. Humphreys
Ths
David Jones
Sunday church notices and society meetings
Pastors sermon recap on Sunday school lessons and a busy church schedule. The Ladies' Aid holds a crucial meeting tonight at Mrs Phillips residence 120 Ducks on Street with large attendance urged. Baptist Young People's Union next six months plans becoming ready for distribution. Wednesday brings monthly church business meeting after covenant service. Missionary society among young women thriving with papers read and social season enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Ladies’ Aid Society
Phillips
Baptist Young People
Missionari Es
Glen Club Rehearsal Prepares for Poullties Eisteddfod
The William Connell Anthracite Hee club met yesterday in Iver sle hall and rehearsed the competitive piece for the eisteddfod in Poullties Vermont in September. Several new vocalists joined the club and the next rehearsal is scheduled for tomorrow evening with all members asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Connell Anthracite Hee Club
Iversle Hall
Poullties
Religious Services Across City Last Sunday Observed
Clergy from Holy Cross St. Peter's and Bellevue Welsh church led communions and sermons in English and Welsh. Evangelists Kellar and Berringe conducted two gospel tent services while the Simpson Methodist choir aided in a Railroad Young Men's Christian Association program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.op
Ponnell
Holy Cross Church
St. Peter's Total
Jackson Breet Baptist Church
Kellar
Berringe
Hyde Pak
Pettebone Street
Christian Light
Ripple division officers to be fretwilled this evening
The newly elected officers of Ripple division No 45 Lone of Temperance will be fretwilled this evening in Mor rins hall. Mary Avis ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Tibbits of South Ninth street was severely scalded recently by the overturning of a pot of hot coffee. The Lone of Temperance Glee club held a rehearsal yesterday afternoon for concert work. A talent social will be held this evening at the home of Miss Ethel Lewis on Fifteenth street Hayden. The mentha old child of Mr and Mrs William Evans of 59 North Bromley avenue died on Saturday and was buried in Washburn Street cemetery yesterday afternoon. Coroner Roberts will conduct an Inquest at 8 oclock this evening in the Jackson street police station in the case of Joseph Meays who was killed at armecis stone yard Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Division
Lone of
Temperance
Morrins' Hall
Mary Avis
Frank Tibbits
South Ninth Street
Lone of Temperance Glee Club
Ethel Lewis
Fifteenth Street
Hayden
William Evans
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
Roberts
Jackson Street
Joseph Meays
Armecis Stone Yard
Personal Paragraphs Mention Visiting Guests
Misa Jennie Watkins of North Hyde Park avenue visiting Mr and Mrs Garrison at Newton. Master Raymond Jenkins of North Decker's Court visiting Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jennie Watkins
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mrs. Garrison
Newton
Raymond Jenkins
North Decker's Court
Remarkable Cure Balam for the Throat and Lungs Sold
A great surprise listed in stores for Kemp s Balam for the Throat and Lungs, claimed as a guaranteed remedy. Druggists authorized by the proprietor offer a free bottle trial, asserting it cures chronic coughs and other ailments, with the price noted as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Residents and Visitors Noted in Dover Area Notices
A string of brief social notes lists residents and visitors from Mos. cow to Cham bersburg and Nichols n, including Mr and Mrs Frank Tibbits in Dover and patrolman Thomas Collin on vacation. Others visit or travel from Lake Winola to Bloomsburg State Normal and sail from New York to Wales aboard Germania. The St David's vestry plans a 8 oclock meeting at the rectory.
Local Notices and Community Updates From Dunmore
Mess M J Bulger and George Truce hold a special meeting with Loot 878 united Mine Workers of America and issue working cards. Retail Clerks plan a meeting Friday July 5. A son brightens Mr Langan’s home. About 200 children receive first communion at St Marys Church. Dedication of the new Carole church in Hawley attended by local figures. Council meets this evening. Missionary Drever speaks at Presbyterian church on China needs. Ames and son return from Fawley visit. Metzla band debuts with 45 players. Independent Fire Company plans Fourth of July picnic at Keystone Grove. Unclaimed letters listed with names and addresses as of June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bulger
George Truce
Piteton
United Mine Workers of America
Retail Clerks’ Association
Sp. m
Blaon Street
St. Marys Church
Yexter
Las) Neering
M. BR. Dontlan
Carole Shurch
Hawley
Mo J. Milllane
Drever
FE. D. Ames
Charles
Fawley
Independent Fire Company
Keystone Grove
Way
Paul Demuiek
Adams Avenue
Jimmy Eagan
Care
Ann Eagan
Ward Street
Telen Gingher
Debora Kearns
Pine Street
George McGinn
Elizabeth Palmer
Delaware Street
Kolvar Gyrthy
South Scranton Programme Tonight in Association Rooms
South Scranton programme to be rendered tonight in the Association Rooms at 102 Cedar Avenue. The South Side Young Women's Christian Association marks its tenth anniversary with a program at 7 45, featuring readings, hymns, and remarks by the president, followed by orchestra music and refreshments. The event also notes funerals of Mrs Anna Marie Sebastian and Christian Piel from their late homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Connolly
Anna Marie Sabastian
Christian Piel
Young Women's Christiansnseciation
Cedar Avenue
Pollowing
Connolly Shot Injures Leg During Target Practice
M J Connolly of Jordin and Connolly was firing a TS-calibre revolver at 4 target when a piece of exploded wood caused a bullet to lodge in his fleshy part above the knee. He was taken home on Presport avenue where Dr J A Manley extracted the bullet. No bone damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Connolly
Jordin & Connolly
Nineelf
Presport Avenue
J. A. Manley
Funeral services for Mrs Anni Maria Sabestion and Christhan Biel
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs Anni Maria Sabestion at St Mary's church with Rev Father Straub officiating then burial at Twentieth ward cemetery. Separate services for Christhan Biel took place at his Prospect Avenue home Church of Peace pastor Rev BK Setmnidt presided. Friends and relatives attended both funerals with members of the German society participating and pallbearers named. Interment followed at Pittman Lon Wen Hoetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Maria Sabestion
Weolock
St Mary’s Church
Father Straub
Sunol
Twentieth Ward
John Lambri
Valentine Rosar
Michiel Hergeg
Kieth
Christhan Biel
Pitim- Lon Wen
Datiiemont
Camp 400 Patriotic Civier Sons of America Meeting
Camp 400 S of A will meet in regular session this evening at Hariinen’s ball. St Trene’s Society holds their regular event and trust meeting tonight. A girl, 9, daughter of Frank Woelkers, fell from a railing at 30 South Levine Avenue, breaking both arms and injuring her hip. Dr J L M Chates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Civier Sons of America
Hariinen
St. Trene’s Society
Agnes Fleming
Proper Avenue
Pithadelphia
Prospect Avenue
Central Park
St. Mary's Glee and
Drmnatic Association
St. Mary's Hall
Kate
Annm
Nellie Moe- Hugh
Syracuve
Frank Woeikers
Levine Ivenine
JL. M. Chates
Providence police hear seven cases at Alderman Fidler
A full house at the Providence police station heard seven prisoners before Alderman Fidler. Five men arrested at Constantine Ponquest’s Gardner avenue house were fined 15 dollars for Ponquest and 10 dollars each for four others. Two drunken prisoners were fined 5 dollars or jailed twenty days. Raids were conducted by Lieutenant Day and officers Rose, Thomas, and Baltry. Mre Pt Regan and family plan summer at Lake Winola. Stationary firemen are to meet at 7:90 tomorrow at O’Malley’s hall. The Ladies’ Aid of Providence M E church holds a lawn social at the parsonage Thursday evening July 4 with cream and cake. The Barbers’ union meets tomorrow evening in Leonard’s hall on West Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Fidler
Gardner Avenue
Constantine Ponquest
Day
Rose, Thomas and
Baltry
Regan
Oak Street
Lake Winola
O'Malley
Address orders for J TY Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue
The fragment lists location details to South Side central city and central Hyde Park and assigns address orders to J, TY, and Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue with phone number 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central Hyde Park
J, Ty, Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
PARK PLACE COMMUNITY NOTES AND A HORSE INCIDENT
Park Place reports W OM Finn and family at Crystal Lake cottage for summer. Arthur J Ackerson, long time New York electric worker, visits Wood Street with family. George Braig and George Tutthreturn from Diamond Avenue after a week at Pen Alnerown and Pan-American. Mrs J B Pritchard and Mrs J G Pruineis return from Court Street and Munsey Avenue stays at Pan-American and Niagara Falls. Miss Florence Sickler returns from Providence Road visit. Brice Sickler’s horse is crippled after an incident on Providence line Thursday between W OM Finns wind Chlos Terwilli ger’s as a northbound Providence train passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OM. Finn
Crystal Lake
Arthur
J. Ackerson
New York City
Wood Street
George Braig
George Tutth
Diamond Avenue
Jim
Alnerown
John Corser
Court Street
J. B. Pritchard
J. G. Pruineis
Munsey Avenue
Kmive
Niagara Falls
Mita Florence Sickler
Providence Road
Peckville
Brice Sickler
Providence Round
Providence
Local Ladies Leave For Visits And Community Events
Green Ridge resident Jamie Wilbur departs for a month in Long Island City. Mrs. Reynolds travels to Brookline Mass for an extended stay. Poore family and guests spend the Sabbath at Preston Park lodge. Mrs Mitchcock’s Sabbath school class serves ice cream and cake tomorrow evening. Professor Bouthworth to give a planoforte recital at Green Ridge library tonight for Miss Helle Morrow. Misses Borthi and Anna Jenking, recently graduated from Stroudsburg State Normal School, return home on Capouse Avenue for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Wilbur
Bunderson Avenue
Long Island City
H B H. Reynolds
Monsey Avenue
Brookline
Mass
Townsend Poore
Poore
John HB. Poore
Capoose Avenue
Preston Park Lodge
F. L. Mitchcocks
Obituary notices for John Alles and Mary O Malley
John Alles died Saturday at 12 50 am at his parents home 728 Birch Street after a six month illness He was years old and survived by his parents and two brothers Max and Peter Alles He was an active member of Br Peter's society of Br Mary's Catholic church The funeral is set for Thursday at 9 am with a requiem at St Mary's Church and burial in Twentieth ward cemetery Mrs Mary O Malley of 100 South Seventh Street died early Saturday morning Surviving children include Mrs Edmund T Burns and Mrs Mary etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alles
Birch
Bect
Max
Peter Alles
Br. Peter's Society
Br. Mary's Catholic Church
Mike HL
St. Mary's Charch
Twentieth Ward
Fannie Cullen
John Cullen
Pitteson Avenue
Misa Cullen
St. Peter's Cathedral
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dunrye
The Great Store Announces Monday Bargains
The store promises ceaseless activity and modern business methods with new goods at enticing prices. Comfortable, cooler sipping areas and window displays help shoppers preview Monday bargains. The partial list hints at busy departments and fast crowds once inside.
Textile sale items with varied fabrics and prices
A list of fabric items including Callenoa-Reet light shirt material and Wy Ginghams apron gingham at regular prices. Monday offerings show Paitiste Lawne fine quality fabrics in all colors at 1 cent. Blues cardinals navy striped batiste and newest 12 gauge pieces. Novelty Dimity and Huck Sulling plus Cotton Poulards offered at Monday prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Cardinals
Navy Grounds
Domestic and White Goods Sale List Monday Prices
A catalog of domestic textiles and linens with Monday prices for items such as bleached damask, Turkish towels, unbleached muslin, lawn, napkins, full size red spreads, feather pillows, and all wool bunting. Includes sizes, usual values, and sale thresholds.
Funeral notices and obituaries from Scranton area
A string of funeral announcements lists services for Miss Fannie Cullen Mrs Rachel Willam e Dr J J Fordham Mrs Patrick Mulloy and others. Details include church services at St Peter's cathedral Holy Rosary and North Main Avenue Baptist locations with interments at Cathedral or local cemeteries and private or public services. Surviving relatives include mothers wives and siblings across Scranton Factoryville Montrose and Wilkes Barre areas.
Immorality On The Stage Draws Mixed Opinion Says Fylen
Franklin Fylen argues in Everybody's Magazine that the theatre itself is not demoralizing to those connected with it. He contends that general inquiries into stage immorality may miss the larger context and responsibility of performers and audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aave Franklin Fylen
Everybody's Magazine
Act
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Frank Degnal
Sloan Central Excursion
Browne
Alerts
Harding
Browns
David Owens
Lodore
Carbondale
Jovidan
Tiadere Land and Improvement Company
Huyler’s
G. W. Jenkins
Store News Today
P. K
Globe Warehouse
Winola
First Baptist Church
Glen Club
George and
Willard Thomas
Mos
Dover
N. J
Thomas Collin
South Malin Avenue
Mra
W. W. Grover
Josephine
Easte Criffiths
Alden
Edna D. Evans
Daniel Beynon
Lake Sheridan
Sylvia
Minnie Ames
Wayne County
Frank #lote
North Lincoln Avenue
Cherence Davis
Sumner Avenue
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Mre. Smith
Dalton
William Pipher
Garfield Avenue
Walter Hughes
Danville
David Plorris
Hyde Park Avenue
Datesman
Portland
Vislting
Joelah Patt
North
Lincoln Avenue
Hossie
Maud Beers
Rebecon Avenue
Nicholson
North Rebecon Avenue
New York
Wales
Germania
Howard Barnett
Bert
Lafayette Street
John E. Bradley
Humphrey
Dunmore
South
North Scranton
Pea Coal
Park Place
Green Ridge
Mary O' Malley
Mary O'Maltley
South Seventh Street
Edumund T. Burns
Mary
Jonas Long
Batiste
Huck
Cottom Poulards
Benjamin Tughes
West Scranton
Mls &. Wilson
Milo J. Wilson
Montrose
Factoryville
Rachel Willame
Putnam Aired
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Price Tommorrow
Roclak
North Main Avenue
Odd Pellows
Grand Army of the Republic
Mildred
Richard Edwards
Doh Edwards
Jdh Edwards
Forest City
Mary Williams
Wilkes-Barre
J. J. Pordham
Who
Capouse Avenue
Forest JL
Patrick Mulloy
Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral
Spruce Street
Howe
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