Open Air Citizens Band Concert Tonight in Green Ridge
Happenings in North Scranton note a Citizens Band concert to be held outdoors at Green Ridge this evening. The report also lists local residents at a social gathering hosted by Miss Margaret Jervis on Warne Avenue with Miss Hella Williams as guest and contributions from performers Jervis, Jones, and Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Martin McDonald
Leggetts Street
Marvine
Owen Moran
Porto Rico
Margaret Jervis
Warne Avenue
Hella Williames
Wilkles-Barre
Misser Jervis
Jones
Mixes Evans
Maud Jeffries
Helen Joseph
Jennk
Evane
Nellie Davis
Annie Jones
Hyde Park
Rena Edwardes
Nellie Piers
Margaret Edwards
Mabel Phillipe
Mesers
Thomas
Residents to hear open air concert at Green Ridge hotel lawn
Citizens band presents a lawn concert in Green Ridge featuring a program including Moreh, St John Commandery, Farrar Wally, Gems of Modern Melody, Overture and March selections. Local organizers include C Rockwell and the Special Banner committee announcing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Chreen Ridge Hotel
Moreh
St. John Commandery
Farrar
Ferri
Reception invitation for grand officers of Ivorites aroused
The coneral committen of Ivorites ar. fancing for a reception to the grand officers to be held Ave 17 have tender Oo in invitation to following Wilges to be present Curindinna Tom Car ind Toml Dew Sant Thomas Jefferson and Robert Morris W J Goodrich returned from Southington Conn where he was guest of his parents Qwen Mora of Brick Avenue returned from Morte Rice yesterday Mr Morin and his brother Joseph entered at beginning of the war and were in principal engagements there dose was taken 1 with the Tover and died J Ro Howells of Taylor visited relatives on West Market street Alfred Kessline of North Main avenue left yesterday for New York Miss Hattle Catherine Tehards of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curindinna
Tom Carind
Toml Dew Sant
Thomas Jefferson
Robert Morris
W. J. Goodrich
Southington
Conn
Qwen Mora
Brick Avenue
Morte Rice
Mr. Morin
Joseph
Local Remedies Listing at Main Avenue
An old style pharmacy ad lists Paine's Celery Compound Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Dis Mellon's Food with prices 70 75 and 38 55 cents at the corner of tor and Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham’s
Pierce's Golden Medical
Mellon
Diminished Price Shirt Waists Showcase Exclusive Styles
These season’s shirt waists feature top fashion ideas and many exclusive styles not available elsewhere. The stock is described as broken but attractively priced, highlighting a broad selection without the need for further discussion.
Local residents plan visits and trips across towns
School street resident spends day with Miss Bertha Simmons of Pittston. Alderman Fidler departs for Rockaway Beach for a few days. Mr and Mrs McDonald and others plan a month at Lake Winola. Mrs Vallis and Mrs Howells visit relatives. A worker at Marvin blacksmith shop injures hand cutting a large piece of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
T. JD. Jaros
West Market Street
G. M. Mulley
New York City
Masele Pree
Olyphant
Oak Street
Mia
Tallie Williamen
Plymouth
Hollister Avenue
Yeateniy
B. Owens
Brick Avenue
Peckville
Mise Jonnie Nash
Monste
Weert Market Street
Martin McDonald
Teggetts Etreet
Marvin Blacksmith Shop
Local Temperance Meeting at Library This Afternoon
The Women s Christian Temperance union will meet in the Library this afternoon at 2 o clock. Guests include W M Bonney of Toronto and Miss Maud Penney of Honesdale visiting Mr and Mrs AH Jackson on Capouse avenue. Several residents visit and return from travels while pharmacy notices promote service and products at Manner s Pharmacy 520 Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Tinton
W. M. Bonney
Toronto
Mise Maud Penney
Honesdale
AH. T. Jackson
Capousé Avenue
Martha Potter
Monsey Avenue
Dakota
Grace Ovenbach
Capouse Avenue
Della
PARK PLACE SHARES VACATION VISITS AND TRAVEL
Miss Bertha Finn of Wood street vacationing at Upsonville Susquehanna county. Miss England and Mise Davis of Tioga county visiting Park Place friends. Ward Sweet Tuttle and Bright spent Sunday at Lake Winola. Mrs Miggie Clark slowly improving after illness. John Benjamin left for Harrisburg by bicycle. Albert Keisting departed for New York. Try the Joy Maker Cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Finn
Wood Street
Upsonville
Susquehanna County
England
Mise Davis
Tioga County
Park Place
Messrs
Ward
Sweet, Tuttle
Bright
Lake Winola
Miggie Clark
Woodstreet
Elegant White Waists Exquisite Creations Win Hearts
Elegant white waists captivate women with refined designs and timeless appeal. The collection showcases delicate fabrics, precise tailoring, and flattering silhouettes praised by shoppers and fashion insiders alike.
West Scranton Ambulance Demand After 13-Year-Old Fall
A boy named Ford Wilson, 18, collapsed in West Lackawanna avenue and Ninth street. He was helped to Ross' hotel and transported by carriage to the hospital under hospital care. The incident highlights the need for ambulances at the West Side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hospital
Ford Wilson
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth Street
Ross’ Hotel
Price
Young Wilson
Boothrack
Hobingen
West Linden Street
Tor Elin
St Cecilia's Society Installs Officers in Evening Ceremony
Past President Bina Bolton installed officers for St Cecilia's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society. Officers include President Mary Lusher and Vice President Bina Bolton with a slate of secretaries, trustees, and a sentinel. A social followed with vocal and instrumental numbers, and members plan a trolley ride next Monday and an entertainment in Mears' hall on October 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina Bolton
St. Cecilia's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Mary Lusher
Mame Shearine
Margaret Horn
Mary Mart
Jennings
John Ryan
Misees Marie Rafferty
Annie Rogan
Kate McAndrew
Nellie McAuliffe
Mears’ Hall
Local Notices and Society Updates From Hyde Park
A column notes a court event at 2:90 this afternoon and a Columbia Hose company fund drive for August 10 at Roundwoods. Also reported is a 3 year old boy Evan Walters of Division street injured by a horse kick. Newly elected Hyde Park Father Mathew society officers are listed with Brown as president and Canavan as vice president among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Charles Canavan
J. Shallughnesty, Jr
M. Jennings
Morris Wale
Lavelle
John Donahoe
John R. Crowley
John Dorsey
Local Residents Take Summer Visits and Illness Updates
Walter Evans enjoys vacation at Ocean Grove while Mrs. David Jones and daughter spend summer at Lake Winola. Several locals, including Prof. Rees Lloyd of Oakland and Miss Edith Williams of Chestnut Street, are visiting or staying with friends. Illnesses affect Mrs. Howell and Tallie M. Evans returns from Atlantic City. Other residents vacation at Lake Winela, Ocean Grove, and Lake Sheridan. Morris Thomas starts a new job at Hillsite Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Evans
Ocean Grove
David Jones
South Lincoln Avenue
Lake Winola
John T. Watkins
Washburn Street
Rees Lloyd
Oakland
Cal
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel James
Lunsford
William Thomas
Philadelphia
George Crompton
North Garfield Avenue
Cora Davis
Plymouth
Frank Nichols
Lafayette Street
J. L. Jenkins
Jackson Street
Thomas Cosgrove
Clem Marsh
M. Storm
Sterling
Ella Major
North Bromley Avenue
Howell
Hampton Street
Tallie M. Evans
South Reboora Avenue
Atlanticity
Edith Williams
Chestnut Street
Kimhurst
Margaret Clifford
Carribondale
Kashayne McfDonnell
Margaret Cusick
T. Z. Luce
Rensaller W. Lice
William Lice
Lake Winela
William J. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
Max Morello
New York City
WH Hutton
Patehopue
Flurry Burrus
Lincoln Avenue
Lake Sheridan
John R. Williame
Watkin
Norma Williams
Academy Street
Aire
Morris Thonas
Pellevue
Hillsite
Misa Mv Orr
Piraton
Isaae Withhaims
Sorth Sumner Avenue
Fragmentary Local Address Orders Noted in 1914 Cedar
Partial OCR shows directions to South Side central city and central Hyde Park with address crumbs for C PB Sharkey and 1914 Cedar plus a phone number 6682.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
Sharkey
Cedar
South Scranton Scene Amid Court Actions and Funerals
Alderman Rodds’s court freed Catherine Barrett on liquor sale charges after evidence proved insufficient. Prosecution by Martin Coyne followed a separate assault case. Funeral processions dominated the day with Henry Warner and George McArthur laid to rest in local cemeteries as community members attended services and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodds
Catherine Barrett
Martin Coyne
Cedar Avenue
Coyne
Aldermean
Thomas Barrett
Henry Warner
Birch Street
Fiurnberdt
Orange
N. J
Mfe
John BF. Snyder
Fred W. Bunte
William P. Finester
Johny Sehmide
Henry
Charles Kramer
William Kraner
Frank Heinigman
Avetia Schitter
Waren Headeater
Peter Wit
Ellen Reed
Nonn
Cathedral
John Burns
Areck Street
St John’s Church
Minooka Catholic
John Burkhauvger
Remington Avenue
Stroudsburg
J. Hickay
Pittston
Young Women's Cristian Association
Funeral of Mrs Martha Schiaga Held in Petersburg
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Schiaga who died at Hillside Home after a short illness were held at her son Henry Schiaga's home on Harrison Avenue Petersburg. Rev C Allenman of Petersborg Presbyterian conducted the services and interment followed at German cemetery. Pallbearers named John Kris John Butterman Charles Lightner John Bchaldor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Schiaga
Hillside
Menry
Harrison Avenue
Petersburg
C. Alienman
Petersborg Presbyterian Church
Messrs
John Kris
John Butterman
Charles Lightner
John Bchaldor
P. C. Wills
Keystone Brewery
Europe
Fred Atkine
Frank Winters
South Blakely Street
California
Ladies’ Ald Society
Tripp Avenue
Christ In Church
Andrew Johnson
Wilkes-Harre
Spencer Street
Jennie Wert
Grand Circuit Races Thrill Crowded Cleveland Card
July 22 crowd near ten thousand watches ten events at Cleveland grand circuit races. Notable finishes include Dorothea winning the 2419 trot after Hazel ridice collapsed during warmups, Coney and Bob Fitzgerald contesting the 2.23 pace, Queen prevailing in the 223 trot, Fritz winning the 2.19 pace, and Merriment securing two wins in the 2.27 trial with Derby Lass taking a heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hazelridice
Charles Gauntlett
Milan
Mich
Temper
Dorothea
Coney
Bob Fitzsimmons
Royal Baron
Jin
Fritz
Edwards
Arbateskan
Merriment
Derby Lass
Melons Too Plentiful in Philadelphia July 26
The Pennsylvania Railroad general manager refutes reports of excess freight cars sidetracked between Philadelphia and New York. He says there are no cars held for New York delivery and notes fewer cars at Meadows yard and Jersey City Harsimus. The glut concerns merchan dise delayed by market reception, not railroad delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Pennsylvania
Meadows Yard
New York City
Jersey City
Harsimus
Penorsylvania
Cattle for Cuba plan questioned by farmer
Senor Escalante writes to Diario De La Marina arguing that importing 1000 head of American cattle to Cuba is impractical due to voyage mortality and acclimation issues. He suggests sourcing cattle from places other than the United States, noting past Spanish policy after 1864 favored non US imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Escalante
Diario de la Marina
Cuba
Renor
Eacalante Gays
United States
Peach Crop Forecast Dims After Severe Weather
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Martin says the peach crop will be nearly a total failure due to harsh spring and summer. Delaware County harvests will be small with Snyder County grower fearing about 2000 bushels. a violent hailstorm stripped ripening fruit from trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Martin
Delaware County
Snyder County
Bartlett Dies After Canned Fruit Incident in London Tour
Frank W. Bartlett of this city, head of the Frank W. Bartlett Tour, died at the Inns of Court hotel in London after eating canned fruit. He was in charge of a 190 tourist group and died July 6 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bartlett
London
Philadelphia
Inns of Court Hotel
Tourist agent leaves for summer tour with 100 tourists
The agent, about 15 years in service, departed on July 1 from this city for a summer tour. He called from New York the same day aboard the City of Rome, with 100 tourists awaiting several months in Great Britain and on the continent. The party was due back Oct 1. He leaves a widow and a nineyearold son, currently in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jat
New York
Rome
Great Britain
Bartlett
Maine
Hogs Devour Infant in Westchester County Horror
In Westchester Pa a 20 year old woman Mrs Fannie Stevenson of Hamerton crushed her infant's head with an axe and, after throwing the body to a pen of hungry hogs, the remains were devoured. She and her reputed husband Joseph Stevenson have fled and detectives seek their arrest within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Fannie Stevenson
Hamerton
Cumberland Glass seeks injunction to restrain strikers
The Cumberland Glass company obtained from Vice Chancellor Gray a rule restraining striking union workmen from interfering with plant operations. The injunction, returnable August 2, targets the Glass Bottle Blowers' Association and its officers, two local branches, about twenty-five named members, and others to be added. The company says local protection is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prompant
Kiown
Tailors Strike After Secret Conference
New York July 2 The United Brotherhood of Tailors met with independent unions in a secret conference and decided to escalate the strike by its workers. About 1000 tailors in the brotherhood quit work in solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Remedy Eases Severe Cholera Morbus Attack
Mr C A Hare of Hare Row Fincastle Osle recounts a hot summer illness diagnosed as cholera morbus. After taking two or three doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he was relieved in hours and returned to work. He recommends it to others with stomach or bowel trouble. Sold by Matthew Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hare
Harerow
Fincastle
Osle
All Drug Digit
Matthew Bros
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Mloksoups
Overture
Armen
Mvvertures
March
Snow Pall Ctu
C. Rockwell
Biar Sponeial Banner
George W. Jenkins
Tor & Main Avenue
W. BR. Manners
Mahlin
Daniel O'Neill
Honosvale
Green Midge Street
John Benjamin
Albert Keisting
Joy Maker
Choice
Globe Warehouse
West
Williams
William J. Hughes
Tribune
Hyde Park Lodge
Knights of Piihins
Evans’ Hall
Thomas O'Malley
Clarice Bros
SQ Res
Misa Kitty Diskin
Ler Lcome
Eynon Street
Scranton Glee Club
Mears’ Hodl
Elniters
Mailcarriers
Robert Morrie
Oclek
David Evans
South Scranton
Connell’s
Price and Grener
Thomas Th. Price
West Scranton
Bram Marshal
George Hess
George B. Reynolds
Merrifield Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
Tichmond Pines
Waters
Charlotte Davis
Continental Mim
Nanticoke
Welsh Congregational Church
Washbull Street
John Young
Dunmore
His
Pope Leo XIII
Pope Dep Sue
Monaieur
Angelo Mariani
Paris
Poe
Mariani
Mariani & CO
West Isth Street
Parte
Boulevard Nauman
Mortimer Arrest
Montreal
St James Street
Leader Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Cumberland Giaes Company
Secret Meeting of Tailors
THE
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Lyceum
Fitzsimmons and
Definies
Life Motion Pictures
Lower Voor
Addrens
Baltimore, Md
Mendion
Robert Lovell
Cosmopolitan
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