Personal notes and staff changes in local week
Misa Mare McCabe visits Carbondale friends while Mr and Mrs H B Reynolds return from their bridal trip. Miss Jonnie Brownscombe guests Glenburn. General Manager Hallstead of the Dela ware Lackawanna and Western departs for Buffalo on the Comet. Al H Costen and fisherfolk sail to Laceyville for Susquehanna bass. Vocal instructor Kata BE Wilcox leaves for two months in Baltimore. Miss Nive Tillbury returns home to Union NY from Green Ridge. Miss Jennie Lawler returns from Fordham with Miss Keary. Rev Charles E Robinson travels to Davaville NY. Mrs Robinson stays at Black Island. Rev J J OToole intends two weeks at home in Mount one Schuylkill county. Evening Express editorial staff reshuffled with J W Gould as managing editor, B Frank Squire as city editor, and Will F Clifford added as writer and news gatherer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mare McCabe
Carbondale
H. B. Reynolds
Jonnie Brownscombe
Frank Jermyn
Edward Jermyn
Glenburn
Hallstead
Delawire
Lackawanna and Western
Buffalo
al. H. Costen
Laceyville
Susquehanna
Kata BE. Wilcox
Baltimore
Nive Tillbury
Edgar
Green Ridge
Union
N. Y
Jennie Lawler
Quincy Avenue
Fordham
Keary
Charles E. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Jackson Sanitarium
Davaville
N.Y
Robinson
Black Island
J. J. O'Toole
St. Mary's Holy Rosary Church
Providence
Mount One
Schuylkill County
Embezzlement Charge Against Kin sel la & Reddington Seller
Thomas Morrison, employed as a salesman by Kin sells la and Reddington publishers, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Garrel on embezzlement charges for not remitting money from sold pictures. Alderman Donovan remanded him under $200 bail to await court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrison
Garrel
Kinsella & Reddington
Morrison
Donovan
Military drill in public schools urged by Scranton veterans
Colonel Hitchcock and Rev N F Stahl on behalf of Ezra Griffin Post urge the Scranton Board of Control to introduce a military course in public schools to develop bodies and discipline. Colonel Ripple supports backing from city guards and Thirteenth Regiment. The board considers reports, contracts, and facility questions as it weighs the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hitchcock
N. F. Stahl
E. H. Ripple
Board of Control
Hindher Avenue
Baceh Street
Nineteenth Ward
Ezra Finn & Sons
C. FF Ward
Notz
Spraks Brow
Brake Bros
No. 37
Ezra Griffa Pont
Grand Army of the Republic
Scranton Ecopos
F E. L. Hitchcock
Ezra Griffin Post
Agr Ee
Stiverseful
New Hoyland
Moon
N. PF. Sahl
Ezra Griffin
Boston
KE. H. Ripple
Thirteeeth Regiment
Scranton City Guard Armory
Ripple
Evra Griffin
Ebster Avenue
Wermeer
Scranton Board of Control
Wormser
Obituary Notice for Mrs Dorothy Neuls on South Side
Mrs Dorothy Neuls aged 73 died at her daughter Mrs William F Porkell’s home at 621 Alder Street after a year of illness. She is survived by a large circle of friends. funeral services will be at Hickory Street German Presbyterian Church tomorrow with pallbearers Phillip Saar Mathina Altus Henry Weber Charles Saar Louis Frantz and Charles Graff. Interment at Patteton Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Neuls
William F Porkell
Alder Street
Decaasad
Charles
Peter Neula
Joan Emerick
Frederick Rueula
Neuls
Forkell
Vlc
WUD
Zany
Westpfahl
D. W. Humphrey
A. J. Mulderig
Morristown
N. J
Alfred Weaterhal
Pittston N Avenue
Maggie Siglin
Pittston Avenue
New York City
William Robinson
Gunet Street
Baltimore
John Westphhal
Gooda
John Culkin
South Washington Arena
Binghamton
N.Y
Charles Kirst
Oscar Helrige
Jacob Geiger
Gouldsboro
John Britter, Jr
Maple Street
Tke Ugnerwood
Flonry Weldo
Birch Street
Young Wormen's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Hickory Street
Tippe
John Myers
Newmanry
Mise Linzio Brus
Harvard
Central Park Garden
Younr Jen
Pharmacy Hall
Sreiou
Pathey Mellen
Parview
Frank W. Shappel
Celat Avenue
Shivtiandoah
Kirst
Connell
Charles Rusga
Brook Street
Yilace
Minooka
Bridget Burns
Moosic Street
St. Peter’ Cathedral
Hyde Park Cemetery
South Side Jottings and Local Notices
Local items detail visits and travels of residents including J. B. Cotter, Burton Hackett, Alfred Weaterhall, Miss Maggie Siglin, and Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson. Repairs, social events, and minor incidents are noted along with a fire on Maple street and a bicycle race aftermath. Community notices cover church gatherings, picnics, excursions, and payroll updates.
Salve for Cote Brui Sores and Skin Eruptions
Advertises a universal salve for Cote Brui Sores Alcora Salt Stheum Fever Sores Totter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all skin eruptions. Claims to cure piles with money back guarantee. Price 85 cents per box. For sale by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Brui
Matthews Bros, O
Remains of Carrie Von Storeh Laid To Rest In Washburn Street
Funeral services for Miss Carrie Von Storeh daughter of Mr and Mrs E Von Storeh were held at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church with Rev D W Skellenger officiating. Afterward the remains were taken to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot for transport to Dalton where interment followed. A quartette performed during the service and pallbearers included Robert Walker Bert Harrington Harry Randolph and Herbert Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie von Storeh
E. von Storeh
South Hyde Park
Guenoe
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
D. W. Skellenger
Will Vrice
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Dalton
Welsh churches plan Cymania music revival in Ory region
Representatives from Welsh churches and Ellevue met at First Welsh Congregational to discuss uniting for Cymania music at Dr Joseph Parry's visit. Parry plans to conduct in the city before returning to Wales in September. Meeting led by Richard H. Williams amid favorable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellevue
Inet
Cymania Mousic
Joseph Parry
Wiles
Thie
Nee
Richard H. Williams
James Collins Buried in Jackson Street Funeral
Funeral services for James Collins were held yesterday from the family home on Jackson Street. Rev. D C Hughes, pastor of the Jackson Street Baptist church, spoke of the deceased’s many estimable qualities before the remains were laid to rest at Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers were Brooks Bass, Leo McCracken, William Muncon and George Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collins
Jackson Street
D. OC. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Brooks Bass
Leo McCracken
William Muncon
George Phillips
Community Notices From Scranton and Vicinity
Local residents on Jackson and Washburn streets are noted as indisposed or traveling for vacations. Funeral attendance marks James Collins in Moscow. a New York graduate visits Lafayette street. John Mullen begins work at Scranton Stove Works after illness. Epworth church offers a free Friday entertainment. An urgent stroke case at Sadie Place endangers Mrs. Jones. First Welsh Congregational church plans a July 12 Lake Ariel excursion with lunch. Daniel Davies of Brooklyn reports two tin will startups in Brooklyn as preparations proceed for workers meeting potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Davies
Jackson Street
Maurice Miller
Washburn Street
Thousand Islands
George P. Shaw
Moscow
James Collins
Misa Myrtle French
New York
Paria
Lafayette Street
John Mullen
Sumner Avenue
Scranton
Donmore
Epworth
Hampton Street
First Welsh Congregational Church
Lake Ariel
Daniel Davies
Brooklyn
N. Y
T. 5. Davies
Jorma Court
Davies
Tamosr
Wibouts
North End Briefs Highlight Local News and Notices
North End briefs report church members traveling for vacations and conventions, a funeral at 2 p.m. with interment in Wissburn street cemetery, local residents planning southern vacations, a new medical office opening on Penn avenue, and street nuisance stones at North Main avenue foot of Thompson street. A man named David Davie, thought to be missing, was arrested and committed to the county jail following a Dutch Gap incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kona Thinck KH
Lewly Dertige
Tehu
Warne Avenug
A. Evans
Wilek
W. d. "Thomas
George FE. Gaildry
Clevall
North Main Avenue
Mowat Pleasant Ravine
Lewisburg
East Market Street
North Carolina
Hay
Penn Avenoe
Wyoming House
Providence
Mamie Morgan
Nellie Dugean
West Market Street
Taylor
C. BE. Gardner
Foreign Missions Society
Thompson Street
David Davie
Maan
Dutch Gap
William A You Ersay
Jailer Unwilling to Receive Insane Man as Concert News
A local report notes a man taken to jail was initially refused due to insanity. It covers a Puritan church choir concert featuring Jessa Mary Edwards and several others, the public debut of Mr Owens, and accompanists. It mentions the funeral of Oliver Lewis, apoplexy as cause of death, Welsh church ties, and eight surviving relatives. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jehu
Main Avenue
Elmira
Dar
Goframme
Jessa Mary Edwards
Alice Thomas
Hattie Edwards
Maggie Davies
Mewsra
R. J. Richards
T. D. Davies
Edgar Richards
Thomas Owens
Gwylitt Morlaie
Mr. Owens
Mina
A. Price
Ming Annie Reese
A.thomas
William Street
Novelty Summer Coat Attracts Tennis Fans
A Nobby long-cut double-breast blue and black serge coat is highlighted as the proper article for tennis enthusiasts, reflecting seasonal novelty in summer goods and practical attire for the sport.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Bhaw
Emerson
New England
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Enoch Cigar
H. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Back of
Dime Bank
Evening Express
J. W. Gould
B. Frank Squire
Will F. Clifford
Pence Huasinese Internata
Tux Thibone
Tus Thinone
Spruks Brothers
Pollows
Wormer
Wordser
Fellows
Jauttora
Ripple'r Remaiks
Pred O. Geis
Smith Heating Company
Smith
Schriefer
Bellevue
Barker
Wortmeier
Philip HH. Sheridan
General Sheridan
Court House Square
Anid Association
Chauncey M. Depew
Mrr
Depow
Depew
Alamni Association
South Side
Buckless
News OF
West Side
Hiss Carrie von Storch
James Colling
David Jones
Scnanton Thinune
North Mass Avenue
the Ory
Ray
D Cc. Hughes
Little West Side News Notes
North End Briefs
Oliver Lewis
Spring Silver
Wales
Waverly
William B
Daniel
Robert
Shadrach
Mesach
Abbie Lewis
Thomas J. Evans
Margaret Lewis
Hood
Nature
Hoon
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Physicia
Ams
Vingistichia
Conway
N.B
Armour’s
Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Florey & Holt
A. Building
Victor Sash
Conrad
Hatter
Washington
Denver
Chicago
Philadelphia
Roor Maning
Ecldertag
Recum
Hartman
Fatent
Bartman
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Wyoming
Bcrantor
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Branich & Back
Will2“ & Bauer
Mubio
Ko, Eto
Aneesthene
Des
Henwood & Wabrdele
K& Bryant
Soranton
Henwood & Wardell
Willon
Shimberg
West Pricon
Spruce ST
Old Post Office
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce
Toten, Gendrou
Felipe Lovell
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