West Park Residents Seek City Action on Lights Sewers and Grading
West Park residents gathered on North Malin avenue to urge improvements including electric lights proper grades and sewers. They cited cattle problems and street grading disputes with a land company and urged the city to accept a plot and assume damages for grade changes while Public Works officials pledged cooperation.
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West Park
Malin Avenue
Twentyfirat
Twentyfirst
Oran Boulevard
Main Avenue
Twenty-first Ward
McAndrews
Dpettobone Street
Hind
Roche
Alumni Athletic association elects officers and meets
The Alumni Athletic association elected Forbes Haton as president and William Thomas as vice president plus William Diehl as secretary and Ben Bynon as treasurer. Executive committee members include William Elias and chairman Reese Powell with William Jenkins and George Harrington on the athletic council and Samuel Phillips and Bert Baldwin on the chairman slate. The next meeting will be held at William Jenkins's home on Price Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Athletic Association
Forbes Haton
William Thomas
William Diehl
Ben Bynon
William Elias
Reese Powell
William Jenkins
George Harrington
Samuel Phillips
Bert Baldwin
Price Street
Boy Arrested For Jumping On Moving Car In Scranton
Yesterday afternoon Special Officer Snyder of the Scranton Railway Company arrested a small boy for jumping on a moving car on the South Main avenue line. He was taken to the police station and released after a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Scranton Railway Company
South Main Avenue
Local Notes From North Bromley and Nearby Towns
John Means injured by a nail in Harwin's barn requiring several stitches. Lizale Summon, from Philadelphia hospital training school, visits George P F and Sarah Phillips. Mr and Mrs Robert Matthews return after visiting Mrs T J Spencer and Miss Miles Spencer on Jackson Street. Mrs Arthur Brown vacationing two weeks at Moetow. First Baptist church picnic at Nay Ange park on August 7. Local wit meets at Tadayne's Hall tonight. Rev E Mellenry returns from a ten day trip to NY Philadelphia and NJ towns. Catholic Total Abstinence union parade committee to meet tonight in St Leo's battalion rooms. Miss Gertrude Hughes vacationing among friends at Shamokin and surrounding towns. Fred Strong fishing at Lake Winocj. Carson reports to storchhelders after oil property inspection in Texas. Miss Margaret Jones recovering after two weeks of serious illness. Ray Morgan and sister Anna of South...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Means
North Bromley Avenue
Harwin
Lizale Summon
Philadelphia Hospital and ‘Training School
George PF
Sarah Phillips
North Rebecca Avenue
Robert Matthews
Binghamton
T. J. Spencer
Jackson Street
Miles Spencer
Pittston
Arthur ¢ Brown
North Rebeven Avenue
Moetow
First Baptist Church
Bondiay Selva
Nay Ange Park
Tadayne
BE. Ed. Mellenry
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Catholic Total Abstinenve Union of the Hincese of
Crescents of Carbondale Seek Baseball Game with Alumni
The Crescents of Carbondale in Susquehanna county have an open date Saturday July 1 and wish to play the Alumni Base Ball team. Arrangements can be made through The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Crescents
Carbordale
Tribune
Community Socials and Local Notes in Dunmore
Dunmore residents attended a St Agnes guild lawn social at St Mark's church, and a women's missionary tea is planned at the Methodist parsonage on Blakely street at 3 o'clock. Rev J J Rankin led midweek prayers at the Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Williams visits from Carbondale. D Ames leaves for Hawley. Freda Ludwig hosts guests from Brighamton. Catherine Tieter visits Pittston. An unused Boyle street house, owned by Curtis Hut, caught fire at midnight but was quickly controlled by the Neptune department with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Presbyterian Church
Mary Williams
Carbondale
Jr. D. Ames
Green Ridge Street
Jett
Hawley
Mine Freda Ludwig
Breaker Street
Brighamton
Misa Catherine ‘Tieter
Lm Atreet
Pittston
Boyle Street
Miss Lowise Russell Honored by Green Ridge Group
A large gathering of young women at the Yours Women's Christian Association in Green Ridge honors Miss Lowise Russell of Brooklyn. She plans to teach and study in Milwaukee after leaving Sunday night, while local entertainment features music by Miss Evans and Miss Clarke.
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Lowise Russell
Brooklyn
N.Y
Russell Hais
Green
Ding
Shin
Milwaukee
Amelia Byvans
Auhor
Mille Bierce
Merce Thome
Migs White
Telford
Sadi
Ciety aMise Clarke
Mise Pieres Alther
Mise Evans
Pleasant surprise party at Putnam street home
A social gathering honoring Miss Emily Thomas was hosted by Mr and Mrs David Thomas on Putnam Street last evening. Guests enjoyed singing games and a literary program by Thomas Hirtley with musical pieces by Miss Sadie Edwards and Harry Simms. The event concluded at midnight with refreshments and a cordial departure of the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Thomas
David Thomas
Putnam Street
Sadie Hdwards
Harry Slims
Thomas Hirtley
Rucats
Pauline Jones
Margaret Morgan
Edith Lewis
Maudy Thomas
Bessie Williams
Margaret Medards
Minnie Thomas
Wimily Thoms
Rachel Owens
Gussie Cohen
Lena Webster
Budie Rowlands
Wid
Harry Simms
Frank Jones
Thomas Birtles
Thomas Ae
Robert Pierce
Stanley Davis
Homas Martin
Harrison Evans
George Powell
Clarence Henry
Thomas Morrs
Windsor Richards
Josey Cohen
Brank Pipper
Local Social Notes From Wittston to Crystal Lake
Miss Gretta Bradley of Wittston visits at the home of Constable and Mrs. William Morgan. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Evans of Schoo street visit friends in Olyphant. Mrs Samuel Gewls and daughter of North Main avenue visit relatives at Minersville and Pottsville. Donughis Shotton of Oak street returns from Clark's Summit. Miss Alice Osterhnout returns from Mira and sails tomorrow for Crystal Lake. Mrs George W Davis leaves for NKligston. All United Mine Workers are urged to attend a mass meeting at StMarys hall where Pred Dilcher and other speakers will address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretta Bradley
Wittston
Constable
William Morgan
William Street
Benjamin Evans
Schoo, Street
Olyphant
Samuel Gewls
North Main Avenue
Minersville
Pottsville
Donughis Shotton
Oak Street
Clark's Summit
Alice Osterhnout
Local Social Notes And Visits In Green Ridge Area
Green Ridge residents visit Montrose and Philadelphia for business and leisure. Mrs Poore and daughter Lillian tour Montrose while Mr Poore joins a business trip to Philadelphia. Mrs Lern and Miss Bayley are guests in town as others vacation in Adirondacks and Dalton areas. The Asbury church ladies plan an ice cream and cake sale Friday evening with indoor options if rain cancels the lawn event.
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Wilkes
Warre
Ladies’ Ald Society
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
KE. Daniels
Monsey
Nue
Hia
New York Ely
Green Ridge
Mabel Fordham
Dalton
Hae
Franklin BR. Taylor
Sanderson
Allen's Foul Powder Promises Quick Shoe Comfort
An advertisement touts Allen's Foul Powder as a striking cure for swollen and sore feet, claiming one size smaller fit and instant comfort, with relief for aching feet and bunions. Trial package offered.
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Allen
Allen & iMestleanet
Local Notices and Illness Updates From Town
Avenue resident returns from short illness in Atlantic City. Albert Kejlow of Mongey Avenue recovers after a weeklong illness. Mrs Julia Mayeow seriously ill at daughter Mrs Edward Garteell’s Breaker Street home. Mrs Mary Movel of Fast Market Street shows serious illness with slight improvement. Mr and Mrs Valentine Bliss and daughter of Banderson Avenue to sail Saturday for two months in Europe. Mr and Mrs Frank L Phillips relocate to their summer home at Clark's Green. Delaware and Haddon Company farm between here and Throop features hay harvest activity. Four horse teams and about twenty men engaged in gathering and loading hay. Funeral arrangements for Walter B Obriatmas, 219 North Main Avenue, to depart on 1.45 pm Erie and Wyoming. Maplewood home of parents Wayne and Merring for services to be held. Funeral of the late Putelok McNally set for early brief services. Miss Maud Morrow memory service to be held at lease on Chivers morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Green
Delaware and Haddon Company
Throop
Not a Morgan Proposition
George Wilson, president of Europont Stemahly, company of New York, reports shipping men scouting the idea of America building ships for Austria. The Austrian council of lidueliy to nathel eladpes is mentioned in relation to these plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachislve
Associated
Prem
Vienna
J. Purpont Morgan
Avatrian Council of
Lidueliy
Nathel
Europont Stemahly, Company of
New York
George Wilson
Shippiug
America
Austria
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West
Scranton
Dufour
GEO. W. Jenkins
Main Ave
MaMa
Madiak
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore
North Scranton News
Louise Russell
Brooklyn, N. Y
Father Whitty
Catholic Total Abstinenve Union
Lawvers
Lake Lahere
J. Vi Molin
Father Moshin
Panamas
Sumter
Ueil AL
Penn Avenue
Caineo
Atterbury
Weise
Milan
Reo
Hanan
Cornicens Ory
Samter Brothers
Holy Cross Church
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