Scranton and Nearby Residents Seen in Binghamton and Area
Readers note a string of visits and travels among Scranton locals and neighboring towns. Names include Scott of Scranton at Binghamton, the Polk family of Danville at Lake Ariel, and others from Milford, Wilkes Barre, Williamsport, Reading, and more. References to church appointments, summer travels, and a coming band contest plus forthcoming publications and lectures are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scranton
Binghamton
R KK
Polk
Danville
Lake Ariel
Mirage Dells Findley
Milford
N.Y
Cartie Blythe
North Mainavenue
Joseph Custard
Mulberry Street
Tunkhatnock
C. Edgar
Brad
A. Wood
Wilkes- Barre
E.& Lister
Eyston
GM. Pittman
Williamsport
E.G. Gould
Reading
Janes Holand
Wilkes Barre
Lilace H. P. Boland
Wiliam Coney
Tunkhanneck
Springville
Salem
Piel
Mix Ella Bushnell
Josie Hieros
Gulvey Avenue
Windsor
Ni Y
Hor
Li Jones
Walter Me~ Nicholls
Ban
Thomas
Wiilintin
St John's Lake
Robert H. McEwue
Aire
Heranton
Wilkes-Barre
Sermon of Rev. John Evans at Plymouth Church
Rev. John Evans delivers a sermon at Plymouth Congregational Church on the West Side. The service focuses on faith, community, and moral guidance for parishioners.
Funeral of Miss Mary Walters and Infant Child Obituaries
The page notes the funeral of Miss Mary Walters with numerous floral offerings and an interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. It also mentions the funeral of the infant child of M Barns of 144 Meridian Street. The West Side Athletic Club and new officers are listed, and Rev John Evans of Connecticut delivers a sermon at Plymouth Congregational Church on Luke 19 10 about Jesus seeking the lost and restoring fourfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
West Side Athletic Club
M. Barns
Meridian Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Evans
Connecticut
Hideas
Prince of
Prince of Heaven
Jeans Christ
Miss May Walters Buried In Welsh Calvynatic Service
The funeral of Miss May Walters eighteen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walters of South Lincoln Avenue was held yesterday afternoon at 200 o clock from the family home. Rev Hugh Davies officiated at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church with a large floral display. Friends listed included Mia Daniel Proth erop Mrs James Philips Miss Kate Jones Lottie Powell Ryan Miles John Ashton Elida Williams and Divi Swith who sang selections. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery with pallbearers Jamesa Bowell John J Jones Thomas Davies and Gilbert Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Walters
Mia
John Walters
South
Lincoln Avenue
Calviniatic Methodistic Church
Hugh Davies
Daniel Protherop
James Philips
Kate Jones
Lottie Powell
Ryan Miles
John Ashton
Elida Williams
Divi Swith
Washburn Street
Jamesa Bowell
John J. Jones
Thomas Davies
Gilbert Thomas
West Side News Notes Echo Local Visits and Events
Miss May Jones of Washburn Street and Miss Pearl Treverton of Chicago visit locally. William Poster of Philadelphia and Clark Welmore return from travels. A large group from this side attended Mountain Lake outing. Clergy members from First Welsh church preach in Bogli h and at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist services. The West Side Athletic Club elects officers led by John J Grady as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Jones
Washburn Street
William Poster
Philadelphia
Scotland Street
Allis Mamie Tighe
James Pooney
Evanscourt
Moser
Everett Avenue
Montrose
Mountain Lake
Pearl Treverton
Chicago
Mabie Yost
Jackson Street
Clark Welmore
Colorado
Teside
Hey. W. 5
Jones
Welsh Baptist Church
Pains
BG. Morgan
Forter
A. B. Eynon
Hector James
Lake Winola
George Pritz
New York City
J. Fritz
South Myde Park Avenue
J.T. Morris
Bellevue Welsh
Merc. P. Ef
Schedule Change on South Side Line With 15 Minute Trips
A new schedule starts tomorrow on the South Side line returning to 15 minute trips. Cars will run to the city line from Girvenwood, with the first car leaving Lickawanna avenue at 5:35 rather than 6. Passengers to Greenwood must transfer at the city line. Service will run every 30 minutes and a sign at the city line will show the 5 cent fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Girvenwood
Lickawanna Avenue
City Line
Greenwood
Jacksons Host Pleasant Reception After Wedding Tour
Mr and Mrs T BH Jackson held a reception at 812 North Washington avenue after returning from their wedding tour. Mabie provided vocal and instrumental entertainment and guests enjoyed games and refreshments until midnight. Three attendees named Mary Powell and Bessie plus another guest are listed.
Local Names Linked in Unknown Notice
Hart, Mamie McGerity, Mary Hughes, Ella Reagan, Ellen Jones, Marin Jones, Patrick Gerrity, Calvin Kellar, Michaoel Stone, John Jones, John Courtney, David Bailey, George Taylor, Harry Jones, Liewlyn Madden, Johns Wad aird, Charlen Waclavichek, Alex Sikofeky and Charles Himimerdinger appear in an unreadable segment of a community notice.
John Minko Injured at Lackawanna Steel South Works
Joby Minko, an employee at the South works of the Lackawanna Steel company, sustained a severe neck wound Saturday when a hot billet rolled along a slide struck his bar and then him. He was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital where doctors later said the injury was not serious and recovery expected in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby Minko
South Works
Lackawanna Tron and Steal Company
Moses Tylor
Minko
Frank Wilson's Sad Plight After Fall From Tree
Frank Wilson a youth from Lloyd Street fell from a very high tree near Tripp's browsing yesterday and suffered severe injuries. A Polander friend and others aided, but the injured boy was found at the house of Mr Bell near the crossing. Doctors Reynolds Beckwith and McAndrews treated him at Lackawanna hospital where his shoulder injuries were diagnosed and he rests quietly. The father, reportedly intoxicated, arrived later and denied paternity before promising to fetch the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Lloyd Street
Plinkey
Tripp
Luckawantin Hospital
Wilson
Hiverling
Bell
Wilsons
Po Sander
Ile
North End excursion a splendid success for churches
The Puritan Congregational and Wels Baptist churches organized a North End excursion praised as a splendid success. Weather favored a pleasant day as the train arrived at Purview around 9. The refreshments were arranged by Thomas Jehu of Wayne Avenue, superintendent of the Baptist Sunday schools, with attendants ensuring the comfort of the excursionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Purview
Thomas Jehu
Wayne Avenue
Baptist Sunday Echors
North End Briefs Reflect Community Happenings
Local notes report visits and travels of residents from Providence to Ocean Grove and Wilkes-Barre. Church events include sermons at Welsh Baptist and North Main Avenue Baptist congregations, a new male quartet, and evangelical work at the Presbyterian church. Funerals for Albert Sharp and W. G. Thornes are announced with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Drug Store
Lnte
Oly- Rant
North Main Avenue
W. J. Morgan
Brooklyn
Providence
D. D. Jones
FA. Dony
Welsh Baptist Church
J. J. Johnson
Waverly
George Koya
Albert
William
Jenny Sharp
Albright Avenue
Lutermont
Forest All Cametery
W. F. Davis
D. A. Eyana
John Pollaeyant
Cashmere
Willams
Logan
Peenbyterian
W. G. Thorns
Wheat Market Street
Bapardey
Forest Hill Cemetery
Stephen Chappel
Maryland
Anniversary of Scranton Liederkranz Celebration
The Scranton Liederkranz marks its twenty fifth anniversary with a commercz on Aug. 1 at Lake Armvl and a celebration on Aug. 2. Leaders anticipate many singing societies from New York Wilkes-Barre and surrounding areas will attend including Honesdale Hazleton and Port Jervis. The group will begin finalizing plans to ensure a magnitude event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Liederkrans
Cea
Lake Armvl
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Hones Dely
Hazleton
Port Jorvia
Rail excursions from Scranton to Poyntell on midweek days
The Dollar New York Ontario and Western railroad runs excursions Wednesday and Saturday from Scranton leaving at 4.80 a.m. returning from Poyntell. Good fishing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Scranton m
Poyntellu
Single Fare to Toronto by Lehigh Valley Railroad
Special tickets to Toronto issued for the Baptist Young People's Union convention at a logic fare for round trips. Tickets available at Lackawanna avenue Scranton office on July 17 and 18, valid for return to July Wi. Route via Lehigh Valley to Niagara Falls New York Central to Lewiston then by Niagara Nay Co s steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Convention Baptist Young People's Union
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Talls
York Central
Lewiston
Iagara Nay, Co
Funeral and local notes from Pear Street area
Fred Ronsubanuch aged 20 died at his mother's home on Stone Avenue after a long pulmonary illness. Mrs Mary Svidenotaneh was grief struck by the loss. Reidenbanel was a popular youth with many friends. The Mineral will be held tomorrow under the Patriotic Order Sons of America for which the deceased was a member. The family has suffered multiple losses within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ronsubanuch
Mary Svidenotaneh
Stone Avenue
Reidenbanel
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Rejdepauehaa
Missing Polish girl found after straying Saturday
A Polish girl who lived on South Wyoming Avenue wandered from home Saturday. She was reported missing to the police, and Officer Martian Finherty located her at the residence of Mrs. O’Hara on Paar Street where she had been cared for since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Martian Finherty
Local notices mention visitors and events across Pittston area
George Dobert visits Pittaton friends while Dr Walsh starts a residence on Pittston avenue. Mrs Eichhorn recovers from illness. Nora Petton returns from New York. Henry Trivur heads to Germany on extended visit. A heat related gutter fire incident arouses city. Residents tour Lily Jake. Mrs Shanty continues husband business. A D Powers visits Cedar avenue. Hickory Street church picnic Aug 25 at Central Park garden. Star Social club moves to Os Willow street. Lyon Moulders picnic Aug 1 with parlor slave raffle. Dorothy May Ferkell convalesces after serious injury. Workingmen's club picnic on Prospoot avenue draws many. Augustossman returns from New York to Maple street. Kusa min Lins in business. Suengerrands members photographed at Central Park garden. Miss Hicks visiting Elm street returns with Maggie McLheovy. Badenser Verein meets at Baldner's hall. ~100 members attend. Weber initiated. Sebastian Griemel wins Priceburg Presbyterian cabinet work contract. Heffatrings reports pigeons stolen, suspect to be arrested. Reservoir and park visits yield windstorm and shelter scramble. Funeral of 3-month-old Joseph Prank on Pittston avenue. burial at Pittston avenue cemetery. Central Park hosts Fropeh Swiss societies memorial holiday. Sien gerrunde contributes in German. band finishes music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Petton
New York City
Henry Trivur
Pittston Avenue
Germany
J. Hoeney
Prospect Avenue
Central Park Garden
Star Social Club
Os Willow Street
Lyon Moulders
Auion
Central Park
Dorothy May Ferkell
Alder Street
Workingmen’s Club
Prospoot Avenue
August Kossman
New York
Maple Street
Kusamin Lins
Suengerrands
Frits Hunmmier
Sailie Hicks
Log Island City
Elmatrdet
Maggie McLheovy
Badenser Verein
Baldner
Midsummer Musicale by Pupils of T J Davies Mus
Pupils of T J Davies Mus Bic will present a midsummer musicale at Hulbert’s music store on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The program includes duets, quartettes, songs, a recitation, and a chorus with performers LaVerna Mitchell Loretta Dunningy Mary Davies Anna R Williams Verna Mitchell Lottie Doyle Anna Williams and many others. featuring selections The Mermaid The Toreador Gondoliers’ Serenade The Radiant Morn and Good My Beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Davies
Mus Bic
Hulbert
Messio
LaVerna Mitchell
Charles Motager
Warren
Gondoliers
Beranade
Barnes
J. H. Frutohoy
Quartette
Davies Kulas Bi
LaVerna Mitchel
Charles Metgaer
T. Beynon
J. AL Warren
Maseheroni
Mary Davies
Onewn
Marth
Services at railroad Y M C A room yesterday
Delivered at Railroad M C A Roome yesterday afternoon. The services yesterday afternoon at the room e of the railroad department of the Young Men's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M C. A
Railroad Department
the Young Men's Christian Associa
Lecture on Christian duties by Mr Fairfield at Great Neck
The reading from Mathew and a practical address by Mr Fairfield emphasized the goneness of the nineteenth century in inventions and railways as works of God. Attendees, including quartette William Beek William Jones F Beek and Cora Storm, applauded. next Sunday services will be led by Rev I Guild Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Great Neck
Long Island
William Beek
William Jones
Rs. F. Beek
Misa Cora Storm
Pairfiel
Rev. i. Guild
Providence
Unclear Historical Medical Claim Reported
Fragmentary text describes a new treatment and patient experiences with medicines and privacy notes. Mentions names and institutions vaguely and references home treatment and bugged or mistrusted sources. Details are inconsistent and unreadable, limiting coherent summary or attribution.
Nobby Blue and Black Serge Coat Tops Summer Gear
A summer novelty item features a Nobby long-cut double breast Serge coat in blue and black. Marketed as proper attire for tennis and outdoor activities.
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Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Emerson
New England
Elcond
Hale
The
Weston Mill Co
Fook Blane
Carney, Brown & Co
Mit
DR. H. 5. Ware
Spruce Street
Back of
Dime Bank
Faturday
Pittaton Ganetta
Misa Grice Bailey
Mam Alin Rods
Kennedy Aireed
Clarenes D. Simpson
Horonton
R. J. Baner
Aliloon
Allen
Porteville
Heliia
Laurel Hill Park
Saturntay
Joseph Parry
London
Pittsburg
Armerica
Sandusky Street Baptist Church
Emanuel's Baptist Church
Wood
Toh
Old City Hall
Parr
Wiles
Pennsylvania
Tim Timex
Cara Folly
Viciuity
Wisview
Perseus
Lerge
Tun Tatnune
Namur
Bucklen
Arnica Salva
Matthews Broa
News OF
West Side
Miss Mary Walters
Wa North Mai Avenue
Miss May Walters
Weeleh
Calvintatic Methodist Church
Little West Side News Notes
Minnie Powis
Eynon Street
Ray
W. J. Steins
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
St. David's Hall
A. W. Cooper
Mampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
M. Burns
Moeridina Street
Thorns O'Donnell
Jong Gerrity
Joseph Winwood
John Meffalo
Kaward Howley
Frank Schoceay
West Side Athletic Clan
Hina
John J.grady
M. J. Bolton
J. Kearney
John Varna
M. J. McFadden
Tristens
M. Grahan
J. Hart
M. Devine
T. Durkin
EK. A. Tiernan
Mrs. T. BH. Jackson
John Minko
Goverea
Furview
North End Briefs
Poyntelle
Frad Reidenbauch
Flaherty
Mra. O'Hara
Paar Street
Sebastian Griemel
Priceburg Presbytering
L Heffatrings
Meadow Avenue
Meyndows
Connell Park
Joseph Prank
John Gregutleth
Fropeh
Siengerrunde Society
Midsummer Musicale
Mus. Hao
Toreador
Miss Maud Williams
Merry Chaat
Miss E
LaVerna Mitchull
Sen
Pinsuit
Anna R. Williams
Verna Mitchell
Lottie Doyle
Charles Motagor
Mies
Parry Thomas
Katie Saal
Mesare
Rovert Blackman
James T. Geddes
Peter Peuser
B. Percy Janie
D. Glyndamer
MR. Fairfield
Bammer
Weichel & Millar
First Montius
Conway
Penn Avenue
Europa
Aye Parmament
Hente
U. Ditchburn
Washington Av
Seranten
Anessthene
DRS, Henwood & Wardell
Bryant
Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna Ave
Martin & Delany's
Great Clearing Sale
Harry
DR. Shimberg
Spruce ST
Old Post Office
Florey & Holt
Victor Sash
Conrad
Hatter
Selis Therm
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Gond, Eclipse
Lo D Lath
Doe
Tino Nn
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Wyoming
Bobanton
Steinwayt & Son
Decker Brothers
Baranich & Brom
Wumz & Baukk
Washington
Denver
Boston
Hartman
Antonio Hartmann
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