Man Rescued After Narrow Fall Into Abandoned Well
John T. Lewis, an elderly Eynon Street resident, fell through decayed cellar boards into a 14 foot deep abandoned well with 12 feet of water. Rescue came from neighbors, Patrolman David Davis, and others. Lewis emerged with only arm scrapes, crediting his alertness and luck for the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lewis
Eynon Street
Mrs. Lewis
Lewis
Seriatines
David Davis
Mr. Lewis
Shoeshine Parlor Owner Involved In Local Arrest
Willam Pennington, proprietor of a shoeshine parlor on Prive Street near the Salvation Army barracks, yesterday caused the arrest of Willian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Pennington
Prive Street
Salvation Ary Barracks
Willian
Assault Charges Filed in Raymond Court Case
Hood Paine of Raymond court and an accomplice faced assault and threats charges. The warrant was sworn before Alderman John and served by Constable John Davis. The defendants waived a hearing and appeared before a central city magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Paine
Raymond Court
John
John Davis
Ball
West Boranton complaints on wagons and water supply
Movh residents allege Hewitt's drivers dump loaded wagons with foul stench in West Boranton and urge better covering or midnight routing. Dr Struppler denies hose incident. Local residents warn the city water supply is insufficient between Jackson, Price, Sumner, and Rebecest avenues and urge prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Boranton
Hewitt
Dr. Struppler
Jackson
Price Strevte
Sumner
Tools Linked to Farm Theft Probe In Scranton
Charles Leach of Chinchilla identified tools found with Frank Degniwal arrested on South Main Avenue early Sunday by Patrolman Hart. The tools were taken from a home under erection at Chinchilla and tied to a theft at that site. The Tribune reported the arrest yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leach
Chinchilla
West Scranton
Frank Degweal
South Main Avenue
Hart
Hone
Degnal
Tribune
Coroner's Inquest Pending in Mayre Case. Child Recovery Noted
General notes report that the coroner's inquest into Joseph Mayre's death in Carlucel's stone yard was not held last night and will be held at 9 o'clock this evening in the Jackson street station house. Nellie Harris, the child who fell from a seventh story window, is expected to recover with no broken bones. Other items include funeral arrangements for Benjamin J. Hughes, academic visits, and a Diamond local 214 United Mine Workers excursion meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mayre
Luecel
Stone Yard
So Vlock
Jackson Street
Nellie Harris
Kimmel Ellis
Lafayette Street
Moskow
Diamond
United Mine Workers of America
Jayne'’s Hall
Duckkon Street
Welk
Margaret Wiliams
Wales
Heather
KR. Jones
North Main Avenue
Bert
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events Across Town
A tour of New England is planned by Mrs Jones and daughter. the Loyal Crusaders prepare for a social in Co operative hall at Zeelock. Miss Gertrude Blewitt returns from New York visit. Misses Tene and Mabel Quinlan spend Sunday in Take Love. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Loftus. James of Jackson street summering at Lake Sheridan. J J Green and family recamping at Gravel Pond. Minnie Oliver, graduate of the high school, to return home to Colfax Washington. Mr Crimb T Davis buys Harris property on Nock Street. Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church seeks to close local candy shops on Sunday. Guruw Nu society held no meeting. Flower of Lackawanna Lodge No 1 plans excursion to Mountain Park on July 4. Regular prayer meeting at Jaelkeen Street Baptist Church postponed due to Fourth of July. Paphet Young Peoples Union meets tonight. The fall orchestra to lead singing. Mr Jacobson, a noted young scholar, to relate his experiences. Vestry designated as the place for worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Jones
Mra. Williams
New England
Crusaders
Co.operative
Agron James
Jackson Street
Grant Avenue
Lake Sheridan
J. J. Green and Family
Roberts Court
Gravel Pond
Minnie Oliver
Colfax
Washcrimb T. Davis
North Main Avenue
Harris
Nock Street
Simpson Methodist Enieconeal Church
Connell
Guruw Nu Society
Washtinh Street
Methodist Epiecopal Church
Flower of Lackawanna, Lodge
Ancient
Order of Britons
Mountain Park
Jaelkeen Street
Ehirel
Joe
Wil
Paphet Young Peoples
Metito Jacobson
Jacobon
Funeral Obituary for Dr I L Fordham at Green Ridge
Funeral services for Dr I L Fordham were held at Green Ridge with Rev Lal Lansing presiding. Pastor emeritus Logan of the First Presbyterian Church attended, and a quartet from Green Ridge Church sang two selections. Pallbearers included Sioon Clark Miner Chore Presta Raine and others from out of town attended the private family service at the Forest Hill plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.L. Fordham
Jilien
Wso Ocho
Lal. Lansing
Green Rides Presbyterian Church
Scranton
Green Wide Presbyterian Church
Grom Nridge Presbyteria Ohirel
Re Uthowiti
Mies Edith Martin
A. Pilling
A. B. Whittemere
Wees Sioon Clark
Miner
Presta Raine
Stephen Hull Townsend Poore
Prionde
Minter
Stoll
Dodgin
Mateville
Carbondele
Mex Parker
Newark
Min
Hatt
Witt
SN. W.p
Mire
Thomas
Misses Junes
Olyphant
James Ordhammed
Miew Bell Ford
Diteston
Forest Hin
Devon Ridge Recital Features Miss Morrow with Violinists
A lightfully ordered phanoferte recital was given to Micerfessw BL i. South worth for Miss Helle Morrow. Violinists included 1 AL Wikliagg er and Repraia Ne with performers Mike Flaten eiisen and zopieeno. The program included "Paintole" and other pieces, with attendance noted at the Devon Ridge Whrars last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puegeemnie
I. Southworth
Helle Morrow
Devon Ridge
Mies Morrow
Mike Flateneiisen
Zopieeno
AL Wikliagger
Repraia
Cece
Mise Street field harvest disrupted by reapers
A large hay field owned by the Delaware and Hudson Tall Trend Company near the boulevard and Throp road yielded a midsummer harvest yesterday. Two reapers cut the hay while three rake teams gathered the cut swaths into windrows and raked onto wagons for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Street Ritts
Washington
Washington, D.C
Delaware and Hudson Tall Trend Company
Throp
Podones
Dickeon Avenue
North Scranton Notes Ruth Horie Weds Charles Jenkins
Ruth Horie a well known young lady united in marriage to Charles Jenkins last Thursday evening at the bride’s home in North Scranton. The ceremony was performed by Rev Roedothce of the Welsh Congregational church in the presence of relatives. A wedding feast followed and the couple plan to reside in a handsome home in Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Horie
Charles Jenkins
Mer
Lewhe Barris
Brick Avenue
Dn Roedothce
Welsh Congregational Church
Wrepnel
Hose
Dewilisa
Olyphant
Return of Yale graduate and Olivet student noted
Willam Davis of Wayne avenue returns from Yale after completing the hederniel course at Serr while Kean Lewis of Olivet college spends summer months with his talients. A dog handler makes a local appearance in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Davis
Wayne Avenue
Yale
Kean Lewis
Olivet College
Providence church events and funeral notices span the community
The Providence Presby terian church plans an important meeting this afternoon at 240 o'clock in the social room. The funeral of Mrs Patrick Malloy from North Main avenue occurred with a high mass at Holy Rosary, and interment at Cathedral cemetery. The North Main Avenue Baptist tabernacle closed member registration for the summer er school with about 250 signups. The Ladies Aid social at Providence Methodist parish lawn is set for July 4 with ice cream and cake. John McDonnell, after over two decades with Mulley’s, leaves to start a new business nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian Church
Patrick Malloy
North Main Avenue
Howel
Holy Rosary Church
J. W. Moylyn
Conrad
St. Mary's Academy
Animer
John McDonnell
Mulley's
Will
Dunmore Council’s Monthly Meeting Adopts Minutes and Deliberates
Dunmore council approves prior minutes and reviews sewer viewers report filed June 21. Officials discuss vacation for policemen, pole tax payment, street repairs on Grove Street, and tax exemptions for Mrs Moffatt. Petitions seek cross walks at Tripp Ave and Delaware St Monroe Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Ward
Pavteon
Krogan
McAllister
McDonnell
Burgess Barachel
Traction Company
Payton
Nay
Thomas Moffatt
Brogan
Trevsurer
August Wahler
Sixth Ward
Turgess Bursehel
Hillstone
Wen’ Tline
Teanherst
Douwdenn
Mer. Payton Aroke
Council
Idee Committee
Tawdiee Ald Society to Host Meeting at Padley Street Church
The Tawdiee Ald society of Pad ley Street Baptist church will hold a memorial event on Wednesday July 1 at 9 o clock. Frank Puhr and daughter from Grove Street returned home after a few days in Buffalo. Agnes Harvey of Cinove Street went to Butlery Mowat to spend the summer with friends. Mire Libby Heatmian of Filiaton visits Mrs Filer on Grove Street. Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church plans an entertainment and picnic at the church this evening with ice cream and cake to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padley Street Baptist Church
Ohuroh
Frank Puhr
Grove Street
Buffato
Agnes Harvey
Cinove Street
Butlery
Mowat
Libby Heatmian
Filiaton
Filer
Cirove Street
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ready-to-Wear and Comfort Items at the Big Store
Summer diversions aided by proper preparation at the Big Store. Ready-to-Wear garments, exclusive neckwear, belts, fans, hats, and trunks for travel. Groceries for noonday lunches and picnics available. Prices are highlighted and items listed as reminders for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Union
Sailor Waist Shirts Featured in Various Colors
A bright fashion note highlights the Sailor Waist as a chic idea finished in several colors. Also shown is a madras shirt in plain and stripe patterns offered in blue ox blood lavender and other hues.
Books and Household Goods Sale Ad
Cloth covered books by Hugo Bezen Kipling and others offered at low prices. Includes canned soups Cottolene pickles raisins mustard and other pantry staples with bulk and multi item deals. Prices quoted per item and per quantity with a general value emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Bezen
Buchanan
Stowe
Kipling Lytton
Arnold
Irving
Dickens
Barre
Dzal
Free Will Offering Planned with No Admission Charge
A public event will be held with no admission fee and a free will silver offering collected. The notice emphasizes the absence of charges and invites attendees to contribute.
Pea Coal Delivered At 81.50 Per Ton
Coal price set at 81.50 a ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hvide Park. Orders directed to J. T. Sharkey at 114 Cedar Avenue contact phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central Hvide Park
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Multiple Obituaries and Notices From Scranton Area
John C Lavelle died at home at 1605 Prospect Avenue after a long illness aged 62 and a member of Branch 4 Ancient Order of Hibernians Minooka. Mrs W H Williams 85, dies. funeral at North Main Avenue Trinity church with three children. Joanna Blue 75 of 621 Maple Street dies after two years illness. funeral 4 PM at home, burial Pittston Avenue Cemetery. William Mandrew 86 found dead after stomach trouble. Civil War veteran. Kathryn Laura Schweitzer daughter of Conrad and Mrs Schweitzer passes after brief illness. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM. Mrs Joan Howelt of Marvine Avenue dies after brief illness. member of Welsh Baptist church. survived by husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lavelle
Prospect Avenue
Order of Hibernians
Minooka
P. Od. McCann
P. Walsh
M. Cawley
Anna Lavelle
Michiel
W. H. Williams
Oak Street
North Main Avenue
Janes SS. Morgan
Edith Morgan
Mildred Williams
Washburn Street Cemetery
Jownanna Blue
Maple Street
Devense
South Scranton
Pittston
William Mandrew
William Gibbens
Joan Howelt
Marvine Avenue
Welsh Baptiat Church
Stein
Funeral Services For Doll Remainder at 61 Stone Avenue
Services over Henry Doll will be held at noon at the family residence 61 Stone Avenue. The remains will be taken to Wilkes-Barre for interment. Mire. Huebel Williams funeral services at North Main Avenue Baptist church this afternoon. The Woman’s Relief Corps member will conduct memorial services at Washburn Street Cemetery with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
H. K. Doll
Stone Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Mire
Huebel Williams
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Woman Telief Corp
Merber
Washburn Street
Op. Am
Rotary Engine Hindered Speed Across Rail and Sea
The article argues the rotary steam engine would revolutionize speed for rail and shipping, but vibrations at high speeds prevent practical use. It notes engineers tame moving parts yet stresses that before 100 mph the engine trembles, jeopardizing trains and ships, leaving the rotary engine an uninvented goal despite a turbine approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altough
Ateam
Improving Dinner Sparks Social Experiment in a Suburban Home
In a suburb, Mr and Mrs Jack host a dinner aiming for sparkling conversation. Mrs Jack uses a written list to steer topics from science and South Africa to aprons and butter, while guests improvise lively chatter. The evening ends with laughs and a sense of success.
Flesh as a Natural Food Questioning Carnivorous Claims
The article argues excessive alcohol harms the body and digestion suffers from overeating beef. It challenges the idea that meat makes humans predatory, suggesting humans eat meat because it is natural for them, not to turn them into carnivores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiat
Everybody's Magazine
Mr. Roots New Secretary Appointed
The Associated Press report states Secretary Moet has appointed M. O Olumee as private secretary and Chande remains confidential clerk at the fourth post in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Moet
M. O Olumee
Ile
Chande
Eakstunt
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West
Huyler
G. W. Jenkins
General News
Store News Today
Globe Warehouse
Green Ridge
J. L. Fordham
Library
AFAD
Svirapnessy
Celle Somety Line
North Scranton
Jenkins Harris
Dunmore
Borough Brevites
Pinaud
Colgate’s
Bradley
Ralston
Anderson
Jayne
Old Virginian
Jonas Long
Lic
Kathryn Laura Schweitzer
Mere
Conrad Schwettner
Mast Drinker Street
Kathryn Laura
Jack
Poston
New Jersey
Myre
Jackie
Anneal
Mrs. Jack
Maury
Boston
Mrs. Hungs
Mary
Jane
Morrie Plaine Asylum
Mra
Littl
Diacksik
Grover
Mrs. Jacks
Vortiven
Mr. Root
G.f.theel
Shavar
Philadelphia
Spee Ll Americe
Mall Private
Mmereees
Loewen
Banbeed
Hac Polson
Seevdwe
Poe
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