Marriage Unites Mise Leah Howell and Ira J Price
Mise Leah Howell of Elkdale and Ira J Price, a West Scranton young man, were married at 1 50 yesterday afternoon by Rev F Mathews at the parsonage on North Hyde Park Avenue. The couple left for New York for their honeymoon and will reside with Price's parents. The groom works at a mill in Petersburg and is a leader of the Electric City Wheelmen.
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Mise Leah Howell
Elkdale
Sus-qucanna County
Ira J. Price
West Scranton
F. Mathews
First Baptist Church
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mr. Price
Petersburg
Electric City Wheelmen
Fire alarm at Luzerne and Tenth ends without action
Last evening a fire alarm from Box 22 at Luzerne street and Tenth avenue reported a bent flue netting around a gas fixture at the hotel run by William Dickelnick on South Main and Luzerne. Responding companies The Columbias, Frankling and Magles found no active fire, as the blaze was extinguished without water or chemicals.
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Box 22
Luserne
Tenth Streets
William Dickelnick
South Main Avenue
Luzerne Street
Columbias
Frankling
Magles
Boy Injured In Bicycle Accident At South Main Avenue
Arthur Gibbs, young son of Dr. and Mrs. L H Gibbs of South Main Avenue, was struck by a bicycle yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken nose, was taken home for care, and remained unconscious before stabilizing and resting more comfortably last evening.
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Arthur
Funeral of Thomas Gerrity in Belle Vue Church
A requiem service for Thomas Gerrity, killed in the Dodge mine on Saturday, was held at the Church of the Holy Cross in Belle Vue yesterday. W. RP O'Donnell officiated, and interment followed at Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers included John Henley.
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Church of the Holy Cross
Bellevue
Thomas Gerrity
Dodge
Baturday
W. RP
O'Donnell
Cathedral
John Henley
Main Avenue Price Brief Shows Small Decrease
A short listing notes prices at Main Avenue with figures 75 cents and 55 cents and a reference to 75 cents Joc 75 cents. The fragment indicates pricing changes but lacks full context or items.
Notable Names in Postwar Business Trust Records
Patrick Duffy, Thomas Ferguson, Miles Drake, Edward Manley and John Harrington appear in the newly released trustee list tied to a regional business trust. The document notes their roles as directors and associates within the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Duffy
Thomas Ferguson
Miles Drake
Edward Manley
John Harrington
Club Meeting Postponed and Local News Briefs from Scranton
Branch No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians postpones meeting to Friday. Alderman Davie dismisses malic ious mischief case against four youths on Clark lot. Mason offers 300 reward for info on arsonists at South Main store. Mrs Williams of Rock Street fracturing a rib after a fall. Today features St Riverenden excursion to Binghamton and other events. Park plot negotiation near railroad on Jackson Street by Keyser Valley Horse Company. St Leo's Glee Club met and acted on matters. Hyde Park Avenue paving progresses with curbing completion. Balloons released from Main and Jackson corner. Lieutenant Williams arrests a youth for firing on West Lackawanna Ave. David Griffiths injured by coal at 1150 Eynon Street. Dr Roberts attends burned boy from conman explosion. Family reunion at Lewis Foster home in Cherry Ridge. People travel to Pacific coast. Patrick Gibbons funeral at St Patrick's. Barbershops in West Scranton close today.
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Order of Hibernians
Davie
Agathet
Hoya
Clark Lot
North Main Avenue
T. Fellows Mason
South Main Avenue
Williams
Rock Street
John T. Williame
Howe
St. Rivenden
Binghamton
Flower of Lackawanna Lodge
Ancient Order of Britons
Mowntain Park
Saywn Social
Mott Lot
Memera
First Baptist Church
Main Avene
Jackson Street
West Lackawanha Avenue
David Grifiths
Eynon Street
Hampton
Roberts
Gertrude Evans
Pacific Coast
Patrick Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Barbver
West Scranton
Local Residents Planned Visits and Meetings
Miss Lena Shaffer of Hampton street will spend the fourth at Square Tow. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Saville of South Ninth street will visit friends in Binghamton today. Mesere, Charles Leber, Martin Siren, Christopher Hees, William Leber, John Steinecker, Peter Koch and Misses Dork Breinecker, Kate Young, Christine Schubert, Lizzie Hetaroth, Mame Frank and Amelia Koch will...
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Lena Shaffer
Hampton Street
Square Tow
Thomas H. Saville
South Ninth Street
Binghamton
Mesere
Charles Leber
Martin Siren
Christopher Hees
William Leber
John Steinecker
Peter Koch
Dork Breinecker
Kate Young
Christine Schubert
Lizzie Hetaroth
Mame Frank
Amelia Koch
Hosiery Sale Offers 16 Cent Pairs on Stock
The catalog lists best 15 cent line items on sale at 16 cents per pair. Includes fine fast black double sole hosiery ribbed lots hosiery balbriggan hosiery and fine tan and fancy hose with double heel and black hose with white feet.
Highest grade 1¢c goods in popular makes on market
Advertisement notes the top quality 1 cent goods available including fast black and black tops with white feet tan and fast black hose with double soles unbleached balbriggan and various mixtures. It highlights the range and value offered to shoppers.
Health tips and a busy summer news roundup at Lake Winola
An article blends health advice with social notices. It urges faithful use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and then reports summer plans of residents from Wilkes Barre and surrounding streets. Names include Hughes, Evans, Daniels, Koerner, and Dershimer among others with travel to Ithaca, Atlantic City, Chicago, and Crystal Lake noted.
Surprise party greets Miss Evans at home on Robert Avenue
A group of young people gathered Saturday evening at Misa Mary Evans's Robert Avenue home. Games singing and recitations entertained guests as they, including Margaret Lewis Liggie Williams Mary Phoee Witthe Evans Mesera Thomas Evans Thomas Grier John Davis William Howells and David Williams, departed after a flashlight was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Evans
Robert Avenue
Miss Evans
Miss Vans
Margaret Lewis
Liggie Williams
Mary, Phoee
Witthe Evans
Mesera
Thomas Evans
Thomas Grier
John Davis
William Howells
David Williams
Local Fraternal Officers Elected and Church Activities Noted
Colonel T D Lewis council elected officers for the year with John Owens as Councilor and H Levy as vice councilor. Welsh Baptist church West Market street announced officers led by John N Jehu and D B Jones. Dutch Gap Mission Sunday School hosted an ice cream social with many volunteers. Ladies Aid Welsh Congregational church plans an ice cream social. Washington camp 177 Plans an entertainment at the Auditorium on July 19. Market Street to Nay Aug park on the 14th. Furekka baseball team scheduled to play today at Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T D
Lewis Council
United American Mechanics
John Owens
Harry Levy
Taten
H. W. Arndt
Nelson Misby
Mars Shall
John Stone
H. W. Wiathing
State Council
HL Richards
Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
Therhueinesse
John N. Jehu
D. 8. Jones
David K. Davis
William J. Hopkins
Henry Davis
David Jeffrys
W. T H. Thomas
Dutch Gap Mission
W. J. Howella
Samuel Coleman
Robert Weston
David Weston
Rose Alexander
John Jones
J. R. Davis
J. PD. Davie
Frank Coleman
Thomann Coleman
D. J. Williams
Tf. Z. Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Nay Aug Park
Furekka
Honesdale
Local Social Notes Highlight North Main Area Visitors
Mrs L M Morse and Mignie Morse of North Main avenue travel to Thuluth for a weeks visit. Mrs George Griffiths and family of Williams street enjoy a week at Plymouth. Mr William Morgan of Spring Street visits relatives in Taylor. Mr and Mrs George Dimmick Hines return from their wedding tour and plan to reside on North Main Avenue. Mr and Mrs William Morris and family visit friends in Taylor. David Jones of Olyphant visits West Market street friends yesterday. Miss Kate Highland of West Mar includes a family contact in the North Main area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Morse
Mignie
North Main Avenue
Thuluth
George Grifiths
Williams Street
Plymouth
William Morgan
Spring Street
Taylor
George Dimmick Hines
William Morris
David Jones
Olyphant
West Market Street
Kate Highland
West Mar
Ket Street
J. B. Fish
Preston Park
Misa Mary Fitamorris
Plains
J J. Sullivan
St Agnes Hospital
Phila
George Deatrick
Nineveh
N. Y
Fast Market Street
Mra
Susan Fille
Ypsilanti
Mich
Mre
J. R Howelle
Udith
Hollister Avenue
Thomas Powell
Summit Avenue
Professor Vincent
Factoryville
Thomas Evans
Hayden
John and
Emerson
Pittaton
Abe Lewis
Annie Blainey
Nanticoke
John Blainey
Misa Bessie Smith
James Williams
Wayne Avenue
James Bell
Annie
Washington, D.C
Atlantic City
Mary Jenkine
Jennie Phillips
Carbondale
Bertha Price
Mains
Ella Cook
Wilkes-Barre
Benjamin Evang
School Street
Sarah Honseal
Lancaster
Green Ridge Street
Foster
Philadelphia
Eugene Stanton
Denver
Col
Jane Phillips
Hartshorn
Delohmiller
Mulley
Lake Winola
Wesley League of the Primitive Methodist Church
W. H. Russell
Morrta Run
Prosser
Grain-O touted as a coffee substitute in letters to editors
A reader testifies that Grain-O, a grain drink, improved health after a week and replaced coffee. She notes it nourishes the body and is safe for children, praising its pure grain basis. The letter urges readers to buy a package from grocers and follow the mixing directions.
Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Pen Coal ordered to deliver fuel at $1.25 per unit to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders should be addressed to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave, phone 6683.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Community groups hold regular session and social events in Scranton
Neptune Engine and Hose company met in regular session with five initiates John J Schneider Frank Bonn John Kelfer Otto Robinson and Louis Zimmer joining to bring membership to forty nine. A Hingfold band concert followed at Central Park garden amid a large attendance and several local groups organized a parade and a park concert. The article also notes a court hearing for Charles Hagen and a bail arrangement, plus upcoming excursions by local clubs and social events at Century Lodge and Century Hose company. An unknown man was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery after dying at George Engle's grocery.
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Neptune Engine and Hose Company
John J. Schneider
Frank Bonn
John Kelfer
Otto Robinson
Louis Zimmer
Hingfold
Central Park Garden
Patriotic Order Sons of #America
Drum Corpy
Vocaphone Band
Scranton Athletic Club
Charles Hagen
Alder Street
Leates
John Dillon
Hagens
Hagen
Dillon
Purview
Junger Maennerchor
Lake Ariel
Louis Zim
Century Hose Company
Enston
George Engle
Miller
Potter Feld
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hair Growth Elixir Promoted at Manners' Pharmacy
At 020 Green Ridge Street Manners' Pharmacy advertises Imperial Queen Hair Tonte as the greatest hair grower. The shop also lists toothbrushes in all sizes and prices and meat offerings with prices noted for rental at 26 Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Green Ridge
Elected officers listed for John Wesley Castle Knights group
The ensuing term sees posts filled by Charles Bray as post chief Edward Jackson noble chief William Stevens vice-chief Jacob Muck venerable hermit William Wear high priest H Th Jones sir herald James Margetason master of records John Sirwatka clerk of exchequer George Cooper keeper of exchequer H B Jones trustee eighteen months William J Oliver trustee twelve months. Miss Margaret Wilson returns home after two weeks with Providence relatives. Gertrude James of Providence visits sister Mrs W W Wilson Jackson street. Jesse Snyder family travels to spend the Fourth with friends in Haat Dalton. Picnic and clambake today in Father Mathew grove with the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Charles Bray
Edward Jackson
William Stevens
Jacob Muck
William Wear
H. Th. Jones
James Margetason
John Sirwatka
George Cooper
H. B. Jones
William J. Oliver
Margaret Wilson
Providence
Gertrude James
W.W. J. Wilson
Jackson Street
Jesse Snyder
Main Street
Haat Dalton
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Father Mathew Grove
Dunmore Borough Meeting Orders School Heating Fix
Smead Wells Heating and Ventilating must repair No 4 School equipment or remove it after the board ordered contractors to restore proper ventilation. Superintendent Bovard reports 2285 pupils enrolled with 2055 daily attendees. eight grade exams show 73 pupils with 45 passing. teachers exams yield 24 of 26 in the class with scores 80 to 90. Board adjourned to July 11 for teacher elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smead, Wells Heating and Ventilating Company
No. 1
McPeek
Bovard
Lawn Social at Elm Street Home by Didley Street Baptist
A lawn social will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Bogart on Elm Street Friday evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the Didley Street Baptist church. A musical programme featuring many out of town musicians is planned and the menu includes ice cream cake and lemonade.
Disturbance on Duck Street Leads to arraignments
Pasquale Cirnta and Giannantie Dilio were arraigned before Burgess Powell and fined for the disturbance on Duck Street. Police found three razors and a revolver at the station house and charged them with carrying concealed weapons being drunk and disorderly and fighting. Officers Buber Russell and Williams made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Cirnta
Giannantie Dilio
Duck Street
Burgess Powell
Burress Powell
Buber, Russell
Williams
Local church league to suspend meetings until September
At the last Junior Epworth league meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church the group voted to suspend activities until September. Reports show growth in work and membership over the past year. A stray dog program is noted with officers instructed to capture dogs without muzzles. The first arrest occurred yesterday as an officer skilled in the task captured the animal. Dogs will be kept at a local pound on South Blakely Street. Post office hours for today are listed, including morning and afternoon slots. Several local residents are mentioned with health notes, travels, and visits.
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Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maxale
Blakely Street
Joseph Warfel
West Drinker Street
George Seese
Neptune Hoge Company
Frook Street
James Nelson
Franklin Street
Seashore
David J. Payne
Moscow
California
T. J. Walker
Horner
N. J
Jameson Fishing Tackle Company
Bloomstreet
Sallie Walding
Wattle Green
Sunbury
Jennie Hoot
George Vrink
New York
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Ward Street
PD. Bovard
North Blakely
Street
Thing
Gettyshire
State Teachers’ Association
Harry Bovard
Ocean Grove
Boy Plunges From Tree Injures Seven-Year-Old
Joseph Martin of South Malin street fell from a tree on Greenwood hill and was carried home unconscious yesterday afternoon. Dr Olmstead was summoned. Miss Hannah C Coyne visits Pitts ton for Independence Day amid local chatter about Fagen of Jermyn in Minooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin
William Martin
South Malin Street
Greenwod Hill
Dr. Olmstead
Hannah C. Coyne
Pittston
F. J. Fagen
Jermyn
You said that thing would not cost over $50
Mrs Highup reveals the price was $60 plus a $20 mediator fee for a promise to disclose a $100 cost. This quirky New York Weekly gag hints at hidden charges and contrived honesty in a domestic exchange. The unnamed parties symbolize inflated prices and deception in bargaining.
Obituaries From Avoca and Nearby Burghs
Arthur Murphy of Avoca dies at home Sunday night aged, survived by wife and four children. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from St Marys Avoca with Catholic interment. Also Mrs James Flynn of Thinmore dies. funeral from St Marys. interment Dunmore Catholic cemetery. Catherine Lindsey, 25, dies after hospital stay. remains to life pestidenes. Jacob Porcher of South Washington avenue dies of pneumonia. services at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Murphy
Avoca
Me Wise
William A. Murphy
Franklin Avenue
John F. Murphy
Mary's Church
James Flynn
Thinmore
Mra
Patrick Hennigan
Thomas O'Malley
Mite
James Scott
Thomas
John J. Flynn
St. Mary's Church
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
Catherine Lindsey
Moses Taylor Hospital
Kellerman Court
Jacob Porcher
Washington Avenue
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Peculiar Places Reveal Long Lost Masterpieces
The Duchess of Gainsborough painting was found in a Chelten cellar, illustrating art works hidden in odd spots. A Tenier discovered among secondhand canvases in Montmartre. its monogram confirmed authenticity. A monumental Tithin scene in a Mexican church is guarded by locals, with experts praising its genuineness. A Van Dyck surfaced in Antwerp when two collapsing houses were demolished, a worker discarding a dirty canvas led to a dramatic find and market interest.
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Duchess of Gainsborough
Chelten
Hecht
David Teniers
Montmartre
Tenlore
Mexico
Christ
van Dyke
Antwerp
Emulaum
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