West Scranton Evening Wedding at Sainsbury Home
A wedding was held at 205 South Main avenue as Lena, daughter of Mrs. Sainsbury, married Beth Jones with Rev. Dr. Thomas de Gradis officiating. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the service followed by a reception and plans for a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainsbury
South Main Avenue
Thomas de Gradis
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Lena
Beth Jones
Bertha Cheatnut
Chomas Francis
de Gruchy
Mir
Tones
Funeral services for Annie Years loy and Beth Davie
Funeral services were held yesterday for Annie Years loy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yoursley of Brink Street, with Wy El Crawford officiating. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Earlier, Beth Davie of A Eynon Street was taken to Apalehin, N. J., for services and burial after an early morning departure. A large crowd gathered at Holy Cross Church prior to the departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yearsloy
Thomas Yoursley
Brink Street
Washburn Street
Bigbeth Davie
Eynon Street
Apaliehin
Ines
Holy Cross Church
Dufour's French Tar Claims Won Success and Rest Cure
Advertisements trumpet Dufour's French Tar as a remedy that cures colds and offers rest. The copy highlights its claimed success and soothing effects, urging readers to try the product for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Service Held For Miss Johanna Kirby
Yesterday morning mourners gathered to honor Miss Johanna Kirby at services followed by burial in Cathedral cemetery marking the final farewell to the long time resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Kirby
Cathedral Cemetery
Farewell Sermon for Adjutant Yates at Price Street Barracks
Adjutant Yates of the Salvation Army will preach a farewell sermon to members and friends tomorrow night at the Price street barracks. He has been instructed to leave on Monday and awaits details of his new station. He has helped raise funds to reduce the barracks debt and the Junior corps will hold a foetal with ice cream and cake to cover his and his family's travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Yates
aMeer
Salvation Army
Price Street
Yates
Focal Corps
Corpa
Bachelors Elect Officers At Electric City Wheelmen Meet
The Bachelors club met at the Electric City Wheelmen home and elected officers for the year: President George Daniels, Secretary Edward D. Moree, Treasurer Robert Carson. They approved plans for an annual outing at Lake Witoln starting July 25, and discussed club welfare. Members listed include Morae, Carson, Ditlels, James, Hughes, Davis, Coons, Snow, Eynon, Griffiths, Nichols, Tradley, Watkins, and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnet
Electric City Wheelmen
George Daniels
Edward D. Moree
Robert Carson
Lake Witoln
Morae
George Ditlels
Willer James
Hugh Hugher
Stag Party Held At Home Of William Pull
An enjoyable stag party occurred last evening at the home of WIHam Pull. Card playing was featured with refreshments served later. Attendees included William Phillips, John Dolfy, Patelek Afenahin, Stanley Phillips, Bridward Quinnmin, John Hewley, Milton Decker, John Conavan, Frank Switeer and Thomas Saul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiham Pull
O& Someonwlite
Williame Phillips
John Dolfy
Patelek Afenahin
Stanley Phillips
Bridward Quinnmin
Join Hewley
Milton Decker
John Conavan
Frank Switeer
Thomas Saul
Jackson Street Methodist Church Plans Repairs and Trip
Trustees decide to repair the Jackson Street church immediately. Interior materials are ordered and bids are being sought for exterior painting. The expansion committee plans a church excursion to Saint Ariel on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackeon Street
Maytist Church
Jaacheon Street
Saike Ariel
Young Man Narrowly Escapes Being Run Over
A young man refused to disclose his name and had a narrow escape when a locomo- ran him down but he avoided serious injury.
Train Hero Rescues Man From Tracks Near Tripp Farm
A worker on the Lackawanna railroad near Mit Pleasant colliery acted to save a man asleep on the track shortly before noon. Daniel Gregory of Tenth Street dragged the man to safety as the locomotive passed the curve near Tripp's farm, narrowly averting catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Lackawanna
Mit. Pleasant
Daniel Gregory
Tenth Street
Tripp
Camp No 178 Installations and Local Notices
At a regular Camp No 178 meeting multiple officers were installed including Alfred J. Mewen as president and W. Lio as vice president. A report notes a home belong to Mr. Davis Motimine in North Kventravellon and various events and meetings across local groups, churches, and clubs. The Elevtelo City Wheelmen announce a Monday meeting and bake sale plans are finalized for Lake Scrattor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order
Paat
Alfred J. Mewen
BR. W. Lio
Dod. Gronny
Varry
Pradehaw
Daed Sweet
Peter Vinnie
Air
Janes Hinniwins
Fll Phillipe
Anguet
Miredi
Hevwn
T. V. Decker
Mn Davi Motimine
Kventravellon
Weiltetlay
Reval Atramttn
Hepinilion
Tae Wali Tay
Brie Mine
Eas Atrouk
Brewet
Drewnlent Laer
Meial Committee
Tiewliy
Lake Scrattor
Seath Mainavi
Colombia
Compmne
Fermner
Simpean Merledtiat Episcopal Church
Letherevices
William Daviv
North Hyde Parc Avenue
Incoherent Society Notes From Fractured Local Ledger
Vev and Mr. George Cratline visit Mr. Geese Warner. Marquette from Oroch avetue returns from a trip. The Yeats Wire's Athlien assocathoned Colrayer holds a yearly meeting at Miss Maul Bieter's, while several residents travel or host visitors in Stowe Palle and nearby areas. News includes a wedding-like transfer, a quiet marriage at Hawley, and a funeral service for the late Langan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vev
George Cratline
Philedtelmen
Geese Warner
Inch Shak
Fok Marquette
Oroch Avetue
Twila
Ian Mitten
Samuel Keribler
David Low
Thay Oneley
Yore
Rieter
Cedar Avenua
Toolis
Stowe Palle
Booth Mehota
Frederial Rely
Ferd
Cantner
Ofele
Callett
Plekere
Serantup Setherheat
Paul Toschetm
Oiler
Averioe
Thiston
Mie
Marr Ech
Nerione Siluer
Viett
New York
Deoreer Vartman
Colaracon
Dat Talin
Neptune Poliioe
Hawley
Marie
Trace Meddliniter
Address orders to J. T. Suarkey in Central City
The fragment lists an instruction to send address orders to J. T. Suarkey, located at 10144 Cedar Ave in Central City area including Central Hyde Park. It notes a phone number 6693 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Suarkey
Cedar Ave
Thunderstorm Causes Damage in Green Ridge
A severe thunderstorm swept Green Ridge yesterday damaging a large willow tree at a residence on Dicksin street and destroying shale trees. A house near Pook Company lumber yard was struck by lightning, leaving a family named Whitehawk shaken as furniture was ruined and Mrs. Whitehawk stunned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Manik
Owwininer
Votedt Briggs
Shitkehinny
Green Ridge
Roy Megarord
Lake Ariel
Jovwph Tangs
Dicksin
Watern
Pines
Offer
Richart Holley
Capone Averi
Sire
Jelen Nicol
Kyticepal
Delaware Street
Mea C. Timinick
Sanderson Arene
Pook Conpanye
Whitehawk
Billy Smiached
Wmitehcock
Sacred Concert Tomorrow at Laurel Hill Park
A religious musical program features the North End Male Chorus led by Prof. John T. Evans and the Schubert Quartette under J. T. Watkins at Laurel Hill Park tomorrow at 3 PM. The event includes multiple solos and duets with notable performers and ends with a competitive chorus piece. Admission is 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill Park
North End
John T. Evans
Schubert Quartette
J. T. Watkins
eHreutner
David Stephens
J. T. Wathine
Mendebeiohy
Warren
Chars
Comrie
Pratheme
T. Evana
Bas Solo
Meargan
Dud
Doslua Johns
Jake W
Bob
Simmmer Stila
Davie Danlek
Stoggenens
Martyrs of the Arena
Delville Cheerat
Atlantic City
North Red Mile Chorus
Llew Jones
John W. Cousing
Headache Link Drawn Between Tea Coffee Use
A trivia claim suggests three-quarters of global headaches arise from tea and coffee use. The statement lacks supporting details or sources.
North Scranton Businessmen Plan $50,000 Bank
A large meeting led by Major J. B. Fish approved forming a savings bank in North Scranton under state laws with $50,000 capital. A committee including W. C. Dawles and others will solicit stock subscriptions, with another gathering set for July 14 to review progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
J. B. Fish
J. A. Hopewell
upWanis
WL C. Dawles
N. Roberta
George M. Mulley
Charles Henwood
Pf. Jornan
P. Dr. Ruane
Adam Spitzer
Funeral Rites For Mrs John Markey Wie Held At Holy Rosary
Funeral services for Mrs John Markey Wie were held yesterday morning from her West Market Street home and at Holy Rosary church with a solemn high mass by Reverend Gh OToole. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery. A line of floral tributes marked the service as family and friends mourned her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markey
West Market Sthiet
Holy Rosary
O'Toole
Cathedral
Thomas J. Jones
Hollister Avenu
Mary Harvey
William Harvey
Sanderson Avenue
William C‘haffen
Ashbury
Scranton High School
Iol
Furial
Forest Hill
Social notes from Greon street households on Independence Day
A列fragmentary social column describes Mrs Midt Parl Menty hosting friends on Greon street with music and mutual greetings. Several Philadelphia relatives visit and attend family gatherings, with mentions of trips to Pittetin and plans to attend the Paris expo. A storm causes minor damage to a residence on Retand Wichoogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Stanton
Willione
Pittetin
Jota
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Mra
Bet Athis
Cluneavec
Franklin
Susu
Deruy City
John Muetin
Orpla Mocun
AVON
Duphin
Scleed
Matw
Grownstoeyt
Eotope
Paris
Mieshomare Selery
Weatertay
King Strick
Teer Avenue
Peer Freat
Mra. Witellowek
Alvin
Disorderly conduct arrests overwhelm city police
Police report a dawn incident in potion court where Thomas Srathy and several others were taken into custody after a disturbance. The group, drinking heavily, caused a scene on 36 Cileon street with beer bottles thrown at bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Srathy
Watehrman
Celta
Thomas
Moir Westertay
Aetor
Domes Macho
Vasant
Delawary
Lackawanna
Majr
Millecoer Elylwis
Torn
Moir
Priy
Coatory
Gride
John Riehands
Elieees
Liz Lampe
Ech
Seay Devie
Haggerty West
Vaughan and Chittenden Seethe Over Fire Dept Ordinances
Councilmen Vaughan and Chittenden push a fire department ordinance plan after a committee rejected their measures. They promise a substitute to be introduced next week and likely postponed, with votes expected to gauge support. Vaughan mocks the 20 minute review while criticizing the proposed increase in expenses and the shift from volunteers to permanent staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvet
Chittenden and
Vaughan
Fire Department
Relect Council
Councila
Chittenden
Century Company
Inco
Meneirea
Forgery Charge Involving Collector and Deputy
William Morgan, from the sixteenth ward, is held on forgery charges after allegedly signing a commitment using the name of Anthony Scanlon a local tax collector. The case centers on Morgan's alleged role assisting in tax collection and threatening delinquents with arrest to obtain payments. Authorities report Morgan was arrested after a man named Louis Solomon refused to pay taxes, with testimony from Scanlon denying any authorization to use his name. Morgan remains in custody on a $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgaun
Ahiermane
John T. Howe
Anthony Scanlon
Morgin
Scanton
Comantry
Megan
Fis
Morgan
Chile
Louis Soloman
Solomaan
Priollee
Soloman
Board delays action on teacher corps changes until July meeting
The teachers' committee of the board of control postponed any changes to the corps of teachers, scheduling no report for next Monday evening. President Jayne and Chairman Schwass stated they had nothing further to say. The high and training school committee inspected the high school and recommended minor alterations during summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Board
Jayne
Schwass
Hirh and Training School
Death Verdict In Archbald Train Fatality
Archbald coroner jury met Thursday to hear evidence on the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Caffrey killed on the Delaware and Hudson line. Testimony from train crew and relatives preceded a verdict explaining the death and confirming the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Caffrey
Archbild
Delaware and Hudson Road
Archbald
Whitmore
Bernard Jurim
Charles McDonnell
James Kearney
Martin Caffrey
Maggie White
Eisenbeth Caffrey
Wayne Strowt
Aretibuld
Meyer-Sniffen Co. Repairs In Newark For Three Years
The Meyer Sniffen Company keeps fixtures in repair for three years without charge at its New York area address on East South Street, Newark and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Suburbs
Meyer-Sniffen Co
L& Manufacturers
East Soth Street
New York
Coroner Rules Train Collision Fatal at Wayne Street Crossing
The coroner stated the death of a resident occurred June 6 1000 after being struck by a Delaware and Hudson train at the Wayne Street crossing at 645 p m The death was declared accidental and the engineer and fireman were exonerated The jurors named were T J Lewin foreman D B Thomas William Babcock George Peers Justus Bishop and T J Thormas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delawaire and Hudson
Wayne Street
T. J. Lewin
D. B. Thomas
William Babcock
George Peers
Justus Bishop
T. J. Thormas
Special Excursion Car Service From Beranton to Olyphant
Beranton Railway announces an open car evening excursion from Franklin Avenue and Lackawanna to Olyphant via Dunmore and Throop. Two daily trips, weather permitting, 30 cent round trip, four passengers per seat, Laurel Hill line over the city to Dunmore. Service runs all summer if patronage warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Olyphant
Moses Taylor Hospital
Franklin and Lackawannavenues
Dunmore Corners
Franklin and Lackawanna Avenues
Laurel Hill
Dunmore
Scranton
Turnpike Question Raised by City Officials
Luther Keller of the streets and bridges committee asked City Solicitor Vosburke to draft a written memorandum detailing the legal points of the Abington Turnpike contract and the city's rights. The memo, to be prepaid before Thursday's council meeting, will counter opposition to road repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Keller
Streets and Bridges Committee
Dis
Vosburke
Wrltten
Abington Turnpike Company
Keller
Bond Ordinance Delayed by Council Absence
The council failed to meet on Thursday causing a delay for the bond ordinance. It will not run again until next Thursday night when the ordinance will be considered for a third reading. Immediate passage is needed to advertise sewer bids already approved by other ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Cornell
Robertsons Leave for Lake Carey Cottage Summer
Mr and Mrs John M Robertson and family departed for their Lake Carey cottage to spend the summer. John Mott reports a valuable cow killed by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at Moosic crossing. Misses Allee and Lucy Hessler of Wilkes Barre visit their grandmother Mrs Hessler. Church services listed for Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian congregations with times and pastors. Mr and Mrs Twining and daughter Josephine visit Mrs J T Pe tee in Factoryville. T Leonard of Scranton called in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Robertson
Lake Carey
John Mott
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Moosic Crossing
Allee
Lucy Hessler
Wilkes-Barre
Mra. Hessler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wan
Floyd Leach
Weeleyan University
Epworth
Leach
Presbyterian Church
S&. H. Young
Burcay School
Mraokdide Coal Company Delays Operations Amid Repairs
The Mraokdide Coal Company suspends operations for a heavy maintenance period at Milne Westely near Simi. Delegates from various cities plan to attend a commemorative event with George and Hiemmenknas to discuss the coal district. Mia Gilligdk and Kate depart Monday for Palateta and Atlantic City while other officials visit Newark and New York City for continued repairs and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne Wesetilly
Simi
George
Hiemmenknas
Bt, Goong Text Winieedast Aaltiveynon
Chianetes
Perest
Ani Nauithoeke
Genesiint
Chirkes Hechlein
Seewon Cgn
Fide
Mia
Moltiver de
AL J. Healey
Conedtelons
Walt
Eniileas
Jarier Ward
Ian
Musical Gossip Promotes Atlantic City Festival Talent
A July festival in Atlantic City draws intense local interest with choirs and soloists from Scranton and nearby towns. Notable groups include the Kububert quartet directed by T Watkins, plus 125 voices expected at Laurel Park to perform under Professor Jol Lig Brana with a 19 cent admission to help defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Ad Opette
United States
Bovanton
Agalnat
John T Vai
Scranton
Altenhii
Laurel
Park
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Sainsbury Home
Lena Bainsbury
Seth Jones
Friends of
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Elizabeth Davis
New York State
Bachelor Camping Club
Church Notes
Globe Warehouse
General News
South
Pea Coal
Miss Hin
Washington
Avgine
Ent
Uetiring Club
Thiriteday Ovenine
UCR
Grain-O
North Scranton
Police
William Morgan
PR & MT. Howley
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton Railway Company
Avoca
Beniabanites
Pet
Mme. A. Ruppert
A. Ruppert
Heromes
Madame A. Rupperts
East 14Th Street
Jonas Long
Drugatas
U. S
Consdan Turcpal Frud
T. Hopelng
Rep
Greet Joves
Bellavita
Fureireniar
Vepvita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson
Sta
MecGarrah & Thomas
Luckawacra Ave
Guelph
Ardmorm
Valley Forge
Beit
Luparta
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