West Scranton Wedding Ties Two Families in Simple Home Ceremony
Thomas W. Jones of Wil Jackson Street wed Mise Margaret Hopkine at 6 pm yesterday at the bride’s parents home, the vows led by Rev Bb. P. Jones. Relatives attended from Nichols' taloping shop and Dickson Manufacturing. reception followed. couple plan a Leverett Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas WH. Jones
Wil Jackson Street
Mise Margaret Hopkine
Nichols’ Talloping
Dickson Manufacturing Compu
W. A. Jones
David Hopkins
William &. Powell
Fotn Tepking
Nanticoke
Much
Harlow
Hog
Elizabeth
Newport News
Naomi Laat
Edith Jones
Tennie Beynon
Case
Gwent
Milzabeth Flaykins
Mary Stevens
Anilé
Caste
Jenni
Powell
Even Hopkins
Arthur
William
Raymond
Fred Jories
Mire
Jones
Washburn Street church outing to Harvey's Lake with contests
Members of Washburn Street Presbyterian church sail today for an excursion to Harvey's Lake departing Delaware and Hudson depot. Events include revolving barrel contest walking match boss race running jumping bicycle and boat races stone skipping and swimming. Tickets 75 cents adults 50 cents children. Electric City Wheelmen vs Scranton Bicycle Club baseball game at Lake Ariel featuring Thorns Eynon Thebert Care Kon Fred Peters Albert Burty Kare Les Storms Bert James Samuel Lewis Fred Strong Hower Spencer George Harrington W Segraver Sam McCracken Fret Welneas Charles Mans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Harvey's
Tolay
Delaware and Houdson Depot Agam
Electric City Wheelmen
Scranton Bicycle Club
Lake Ariel
Thorns Eynon
Thebert Care Kon
Fred Peters
Albert Burty
Kareles Storms
Bert James
Samuel Lewis
Fred Strong
Hower! Spencer
George Harrington
W. Segraver
Sam McCracken
Fret Welneas
Charles Mans
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Digestion Aid
Advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and nervousness. Claims the product strengthens the stomach with pure blood and urges readers to ensure the bottle is sealed with a four private revenue stamp on neck.
Community youths plan Nay Aug Park pledge program
Feld, Williame, J. W. Bunnell and Walter Jones will attend as organizers. The Junior Epworth league of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church and the Senior St. Agnes chapter of St. David's Episcopal Church plan a pledge event at Nay Aug Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feld
Williame
J. W. Bunnell
Walter Jones
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Agnes
St. David's Episcopal Church
Nay Aug Park
Local church and lodge events listed for tonight
The item notes several community activities this evening including Elec tric City lodge installation of officers at favorite hall, the Women's guild lawn social at St Mark's Lutheran vacant lot, Hampton Street church choir entertainment, St David's hall meeting for Gravel Pond outing, and St Tyre Vid's Episcopal supper and jeremaim sock on Dr Fisher's lawn, North Lincoln avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Lodge
Kyralite of
Pythias
Women's Guild of
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washburn
Hampton Street
St. David's Hall
Gravel Pond
Sundon
Work accidents reported at Finch's foundry and nearby sites
Willam F Willams of Finch's foundry suffered burns to face and hands at work. David Reete, a miner near Mt Pleasant, injured his nose at work on Tuesday. Chitesa Btorme, playing baseball, lost his left eye after a ball hit him Tuesday. Mrs Patrick Durkin of Continental Hall dislocated her shoulder in a home fall on Monday. Tiichard Metfale of Jackson Street had a finger smashed at Briggs shaft yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam F Willams
Finch’s Foundry
David Reete
Mt Mieasant
Chitesa Btorme
Tal
Patrick Durkin
Continental Hall
Tiichard Metfale
Jackson Atrert
Briggs Shaft
Piret Welsh Sunday School Outing At Nay Aug Park
Superintendents teachers and pupils from Piret Welsh Baptist Sunday school along with Bellevue and Fourth ward missions enjoyed a day trip to Nay Aug Park. Superintendent O Hughes attended with little ones and helped ensure everyone had a good time. Families of pupils also joined with parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret Welsh Baptist Sunday School
Bellevue
Fourth Ward
Nay Aug Park
Hughes
Services Held For Remains At Oxford Street Home
A noon service was conducted yesterday for the remains of Mre Pienie Troesdall at the residence of Mr and Mrs Steinback on Oxford Street. Local attendees joined in the quiet observance.
Early Season Sale of High Class Wash Fabrics
The season for light weight wash fabrics outdoors is brief, about two months, and this sale offers an unparalleled opportunity. High quality fabrics at limited time pricing promise substantial value during the short window.
Community gathers for services and burial at local cemeteries
The crowd attended the event and the cortège later traveled to the Pearlware and Hudson depot to board the 1.25 train to Carbondale. Nurial was laid to rest in the city cemetery. Undertaker Wymle buried the Murphys infant in Cathedral cemetery yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelaware and
Hudson
Carbondale
Nurial
Wymle
Jamen Murphy
Cathedral
St Cecilia Ladnx Society Names Officers for Ensuing Term
The St Cecilia Ladnx Society of the Catholic Total Abstinence union selected officers for the term. President Mrs Mary Lasher. vice president Miss Bing Bal ton. recording secretary Miss Marie Shearns. financial secretary Miss Marie Horn. treasurer Miss Mary Hennigan. trustees Mrs Jennings and Misses Marie Rafferty Genevieve Krohan Kate McAndrew. Installation at next meeting with social session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s Ladnx Society
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Mary Lasher
Lawn social moved indoors due to storm at Chestnut Street church
The Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church youth moved their lawn social indoors last evening because of rain. A small attendance was expected. Olver Harrie, boarding with Samuel Crew, had a warrant filed for the arrest of George Heese on theft charges. The City Glen club rehearsed new Belowons and elected Micha G. Peters as financial secretary with Dr. George H. Beach on the executive board. A minor fire in Roberts lunch room caused wood damage but no alarm. Patrick Burns benefit ball at St. Davids hall was postponed to August 11. Winifred Collins, suffering sunstroke, stays with Mrs. Mary Duggan on North Filmore Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Olver Harrie
Samuel Crew
South Myne Park Avenue
George Heese
City Glen Club
Micha G. Peters
Electric City Wheelmen
George TH. Beach
Albert Lewis
Albert Davin
Will H. Morgan
Roberts Lunich
William Vaneton
Lafayette Street
Patrick Burns
Lagerne Street
St. David's Hall
Mise Winifred Collins
Lugerne Strent
Mary Dugcan
Filmore Avenue
North Scranton Happenings and Holy Rosary Wedding
A wedding occurred at Holy Pastry Church in North Scranton as Miss Mary Maxwell and Mr. John McGuire united in marriage. Rev. J O Toole conducted the ceremony with Mira Dora Newry as maid of honor and John Hugh as best man. The couple will reside on Maury Street after a wedding supper with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Church
J. J. O'Toole
Providence
Mary Gilbert
Providence Presbyterian Church
Holy Paetry Church
Mary Maxwell
Hulbert Maxwell
Mary Street
John McGuire
Mira Dora Newry
John Hugh
North
Local Residents Plan Summer Visits and Travel
Mrs PW Ratebure and daughter visiting Shenandoah to see friends while Mrs David Jenkins and son enjoy summers in Wyoming New Jersey. Mrs Hayden Ashley hosts Miss Dora Wolfe from New York City. William Carey of Syracuse visits his mother on North Main Avenue. Mr and Mrs David Hughes and son Edward depart for Ocean Grove New Jersey for the summer. Miss Catherine Thillips visits Miss Margaret Griffiths in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PW. Ratebure
South Main Avenue
Shenandoah
David Jenkins
Scranton Street
Wyoming
N. J
Hayden Ashley
Dora Wolfe
New York City
William Carey
Syracuse
Martin Carey
North Main Avenue
David Hughes
Edward
Ocean Grove
Catherine Thillips
Academy Street
Margaret Griffiths
Kingston
Local Address Orders Transport to Central City
Receives orders to deliver to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Directs address to C. B. Sharkey at 19144 Cedar Ave. Phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
I’lione
Providence con clave hosts meeting with Paterson and Scranton visitors
Thist evening the Providence con clave of Heptasophs held an important meeting in the auditorium. Two candidates were instituted, edgars passed around, and a social session followed. Delegations from Paterson New Jersey Scranton conclave and Roaring Brook conclave attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Heptasophs
Edgars
Paterson
N. J
Scranton
Roaring Brook
McAndrew
Paine
Miller
Roland
Welcom
Buk City
Archer H H. A. Eherman
Thomas McAndrew
H. L. Quackenbush
ER. J. McDonald
H. FE. Paine
George F. Weeks, Jr
C. G. Boland
Pleasant Oak Street gathering delights hostess and guests
Miss Mary Gilbert hosted a pleasant surprise at her Oak street home on Tuesday evening. Guests included numerous named women and men such as Mary Evans, Emily Gilbert, Cassie Rich, David Prices, Evan Rich, Samuel Gilbert, Henry Anderson, and many others, all praised for their hospitable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilbert
Oak Street
Mary Evans
Mary Lukens
Mary Rich
Cassie Rich
Lilian Otte
Emily Gilbert
Maggie Jehu
Mary Pace
Rachel Sitmons
Hannah Webb
Ligue Wallace
Mary Shue
Annie Ir
Hartley Evening Entertainer At Providence Church
Next Tuesday evening at Providence Presbyterian social rooms Hartley will present a varied hour and a half of verve with verifications impersonations and magic acts by the gifted entertainer. Several musical selections add to the programme ending with a summer social and ice cream. Tickets are required for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Agelery
Providence
Welsh Puptat ebatiren Outing at Nay Aug Park
Tomorrow the Welsh Puptat ebatiren Wayne avenue Wisconsin hold their annual outing at Nay Aug park. Hymns and patriotic songs will be sung by Sunday school pupils. The street car will leave the square at 6 o clock and return from the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Echows
Samuel Morgans
Oak Street
Cayuga
Hole
Edward Robinson
Lackawanna Hospital
John McNulty
Ferdinand Street
Mt. Carmel
Court Street
Obituary notices for Mary A. Davis and Mary Loucks
Mrs. Mary A. Davis aged 48 wife of William A. Davis of Ackerave Helelvue died Tuesday at home where she had resided for years Funeral services at the Hoe femear new after Houn ot 2 oelovk Interment in Washburn street cemetery Mrs Mary Loucks aged 17 died at 21 North Bromley avenue at a late hour Titerley night Deceased was an old resident and relict of William Leuvhs Several sons and daughters survive The funeral will be held at the house tomorrow afternoon Interment in Washburn street cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Davis
Wiliam A. Davis
Ackerave
Femear New
Oelovk
Washburn Street
Mary Loucks
North
Bromley Avenue
William
Local Social Notes From Carbondale and Nearby Areas
Miss Theresa Leydon of Carbondale visits Miss Mary O Malley of Keyner avenue. Miss Annie Skinner of Wananile hosts relatives on Church avenue FE. M. Casterline on Church avenue fishing trip to Lake Wandlaker. Mrs James Kats of Brooklyn hosts her sister Mrs George Hockenberry on Court street. Miss Morenes Bickler of Providence fond visits Buttermilk falls. Frank Terwilliger of Honesdale visits relatives on Court street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Leydon
Carbondale
Mary O'Malley
Keyner Avenue
Annie Skinner
Wananile
Church Avenue
M. Casterline
Lake Wandlaker
James Kats
Brooklyn
N. Y
Slater
George Hockenberry
Court Street
Mise Miorenes Bickler
Providence Fond
Buttermilk Falls
Frank Terwilliger
Honesdale
Local social and church events fill community calendar
Mire M Cote departs for a two week Lake Winola sojourn. Nay Aug park church fair draws huge crowd. Long Island visit ends for Mrs Dunn. Asbury church women sell supper and dairy goods. A racecourse mishap injures George Dunn as horse flees. Families attend Conrad fair pennant. Rev Simmon hosts peanut hunt for Sunday school. Miss Wild seeks sister in law and visitors arrive from Virginia. Presbyterian clock gift brightens Green Ridge library. Knight of Mystic Chain entertains at Morel’s hall with local musicians. Patrolman Todam’s son wins door prize. Noack to Beranton hospital for appendectomy. Men’s union clocks and hair products advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cote
Lake Winola
Hoe Premie
Nay Aug Park
Tuesaday
TC. Bashe
Nanticoke
W. Rh. Jane
Deacon Street
PF 1. Dunn
Mowlevand
Long Islind
Asbury
Manners’ Pharmacy
George Dunn
Dunn
Wehool Chinson
Miss Wild
Virginia
Mrs. Betts
Washington Avenue
Greggs
Capouse Avenue
Mather
Creen Ridge Castle
Knighta
Mystic Chain
Morel's
Todam
Providence
Tenige Noack
Conatable Noack
Waa
Beranton Cyrivate Hospital
Corappendieltia
Lehigh Valley Offers Niagara Falls Return Fare
The Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell round trips to Niagara Falls from July 10 at a special fare of 5.40, valid for return to July 17. Tickets honored on all trains except the Blick Diamond Express. consult ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niaagara Park
United
Lehigh Valley Ticket
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West
Thomas Jones
Margaret Hopkins
Welsh Baptist
St. Cecilia’s
Ae Pinkham
Pierce's
Golden Medical
Mellon
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Nay Acg Park
Mina
Globe Warehouse
General News
Miss Maxwell
John M'Guire
geStock
South
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hartman's Hall
St. John's Church
J. J
Melley
Cedar Avenue
Association
Mise Esther Rowlands
W. Ea
Miss Gilbert
Joy Maker
Cale
Bureau
Percales
Madras
Garner
Jonas Long
Green Ridge
Boars
Bucknell University
John Howard Harris
Compria
Academy
Ladies’ Institute
School of Music
Gretzinger
Lewisburg
Daniel Williams
Snyder Avenue
Mora
Davie
George Burrage Staceseeyers
Olas
Ada Burgess
Olyphant
Harry B
Thomas
Berantons Allee KE
Benson
Scrantion
Arthur Ransom
Gouldeborn
Hattie Phillie
Wyombings
Stephen Hydack
Sarah Timony
William Pitiam
Albright
Anna Vielhutier
Pittston Avenue
Niagara Falls
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