West Scranton Couple Secretly Wed at St Patrick’s Church
Tony Tider a Duryea motorman and Maud Carson of 1280 Academy Street were quietly married at St Patrick’s Church on June 14 by Rev P E Lavelle. The couple, attended by Bernard McC, and Miss Meltugh, live on Olive Street and plan to start housekeeping soon. The ceremony caused no public notice until recently. Philippe suffered an injury to his left arm during the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carson
Tony Tider
Mikes Maud Carson
Acaidermy Street
Bt. Pitrick
Thirelay
Poo
Dunvelle
Bernard Mecm
Miss Meltugh
Lafayette Street
Thayer
Washburn Street
Carbondale
Rider
Hhler
Olive Street
Scranton Railway Company
Superintendent Injured In Cable Trolley Accident
Joan A. Phillipe superintendent of the Wee Scrinton branch portaffies suffered serious injuries after a trolley wire broke while she waited for a street car at Malin avenue and Jackson street. The electrical current shocked her, causing burns and a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Joan A. Phillipe
Scrinton
Malin Avenue
Jacckson Straet
Drowning rumor concerns two Beranton Street youths
John Nearnis of Beranton Street and Teri Tilman of Neymond court, reported drowned Tuesday, returned home from Sayre yesterday. Nearnis sent a telegram to his father and later reassured him in person. The youths deny any drowning, suspecting the tale to be spread by an enemy to harm the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nearnis
Beranton Street
Teri Tilman
Neymond Court
Sayre
Neuml
Tribune
Newmulls
Beeves
Ano
Mie Aon
Miss Lena Grinder Honored At North Hyde Park Lawn Party
The Misses Eutn and Ethel Woodruff hosted a lawn party for Lena Grinder of New York and Hether Davis of Elmira. Their North Hyde Park avenue home lawn glowed with Chinese lanterns and large headlights as about fifty guests mingled and played games. Ref refreshments were served at eight by Mrs Woodruff and her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutn
Ethel Woodruff
Frank Woodruff
Hyde Park Avenue
Lena Grinder
New York
Hether Davis
Elmira
West Scranton Boys Take Most Prizes at Nay Aug Park Picnic
The Nay Aug park newsboys picnic saw West Scranton boys dominate prizes in foot races, with Tommy Vince, Paul Burrus, Lieut Ee Marsh, Mary Gibbs, Myron Rittenhouse among notable winners. Donkeys, ponies, and Weyelés aides were popular entries as contestants boasted strong riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys
Nay Aug Park
West Scranton
Tommy” Vince
West Binders
Paul Burrus
LieutEe Marsh
Marry Gibbs
Weyelés
Myron Rittenhouse
For Gentlemen Goods Saturday Sale Announcement
For Gentlemen goods Saturday in all sizes for stout slim long or short figures for Saturday.
North Scranton death and local notices
Funeral for Mrs. Andrew Ruane set for 6 oclock from her daughter's home on Parnell street The service will be at Holy Rosary church conducted by Rev J O Toole Interment in Cathedral cemetery. Miss Mary T Fox recovering from an attack of the era. Keystone Literary and Dramatic society held their weekly social. Mrs Samuel Tiltaon returned home after visiting Armstrong Wayne County. William McNamara and son Willie enjoy a trip through New England states. Anthony D Malley Thomas Hoban and John Healey left for Putte City Montana. Father Whitty society met. North Main Avenue church youths picnic at Nay Aug park. Anthony O Boyle injured but improving. Patrick J Nolan West Market street candidate for Democratic delegate from Iiedistelet to August convention. Maraquette council Young Men's Institute planning Lake Lodore excursion Aug 12. Miss Blanche Kennedy visiting grandmother Mrs Samuel Kennedy Thompson Street. John Esnitt West Market Street attends Rev Father Brennan. Howard Griffin returned from Wayne County. Prof Hayden Cousins and companion from Atlantic City two weeks. Miss Jennie Rounding Willamport visiting parents Rev and Mrs G Realling Church Avenue. Maurice Rewdinge resigns from Winhow Chappell firm. Foreman Anderson shown North Minin Avenue paving workers. Rescue Lodge No 871 officers elected for six months: Chancellor Commander William Morgan vice-chancellor Sharpless master at arms Walter Christmas Keeper of Record and Seal T J Gwynne master of finance Thomas Jones master of exchequer J E Owens Inside Guard John W Owens representative to Hand Lodge R J Richards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ruane
Piluee
Thorming
Anthony Barrett
Parnell Street
Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral
Countery
Mary T. Fox
Hollow Street
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Society
Samuel Tiltaon
Wayne Avenue
Armstrong
Wayne County
William McNamara
Willie
New England States
Anthony Dmualley
Thomas Hoban Aind
John Healey
Putte City
Montini
Father Whitty
North Main Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Anthony O' Boyle
Patrick J. Nolan
West Market Street
Iiedistelet
Tata Ne
Maraquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Lake Lodore
Mises Blanche Kennedy
Clifford
Samuel Kennedy
Thompson Street
John Esnitt
West Market Strees
Brendan
Howard Griffin
Hame
Hayden Cousins
Atlantic City
Wisi
Jennie Rounding
Willameport
Mire
G. Realling
Church Avenue
Maurice Rewdinge
Winhow Chappell
Anderson
Curard Construction Company
Minin Avenue
Yesteriay
Lalge
William 2. Morgan
Sharpless
Wilter 2
Christmas
T. J. Gwynne
Thomas 2. Jones
J. TE. Owens
John W. Owens
Hand Lodge
R. J. Richards
Washington camp officers installed and local society notices
Officiers of Washington camp No af Patriotic Order Suns of America were installed at the next regular meeting with H Stephens as fast president and J Ha as vice president. Ladies’ Aldgady of the Methodist Episcopal church held a social at E W Bishop’s home on Brook street. Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain to hold a drawing for a water prize Thursday for Company D Fourth Regiment. Watch in Hepopp’s window. Lake Atel excursion planned by Division No 12 Hilberniane and Ladies’ Auxiliary No 1 on Monday July 3. Funeral for William Devine of Greenville at St Mary’s Church with requiem high mass. Mrs H J Swarts and son Samuel of Electric Avenue visited in Pockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Suns of America
Fast
H. Stephens
D. Patterson
J. Ha
G. H. Cummings
J. C. Sehlerass
W. J. Cummings
J. Cummings
H. Stanvhorn
Jyweter Hepopp's
Ancient Order of Hilberniane
Maxilany
Lake Atel
William Devine
Greenville
St. Mary's Church
Mia
H. J. Swarts
Samuel
Electric Avenue
Pockwille
Contemplates Hot Air Treatment in Dellovue Case
Unclear fragment mentions a device for hot air treatment and a reference to a woman patient. The text appears garbled with names and times unreadable, suggesting a local notice or medical report lacking solid context.
Grain-O Proposed as Healthful Drink for Children
An advertisement urges parents to replace tea or coffee for children with Grain-O, a nourishing grain beverage touted as delicious and healthful. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grains and comparable to coffee in usefulness, with broad grocery availability.
Clambake in Germania Hall Delights South Scranton Friends
Young People's Society of St. Pauls Evangelical Church hosted a lawn social and clambake in Germania hall drawing many friends. The event featured German toasts, a baled clam dinner, dancing, and a toast list led by Gustave Reppert. Committee members Paul Clemons Otto J. Robinson Fred Welchel August Geiger Edward Kannenguesser oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
Young People’s Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Casey
Kelly
Jinnger Macmercher
Maernerchors Frat
Gustave Fehmildt
Gustave Reppert
Organization For Toasta
Dea
Paul Clemons
Otto J. Trobinson
Fred Welchel August Geiger
Edward Kannenguesser
Casey and Kelly Baseball Challenge to Scranton Brewing
Yesterday a mystery becomes clear as Casey and Kelly claim they are not lost amid brewing rivals. Ex manager Marty Swift issues a challenge for a game of baseball between brewery employees, to settle the supposed plot to ruin them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey & Kelly
Hoag
Scranton Brewing Company
Marty Swift
Beranton
Cusvey & Kelly
Scranton
Young People Society Fetes On Prospect Avenue
The Young People society of St Paul’s Evangelical hosted a social and lawn fete on the synclots lawn at Rev Alfred Balihorn’s home Keech street. Lanterns hung among trees created a pretty scene as many members and friends enjoyed the event. Socials are held monthly and are very popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
St. Paul's
E Evangelical Ehotel
Prospect Avenue
Alfred Balihorn
Keech Street
Nuisance by youths on Cedar Avenue block
Residents report gangs of boys and young men gathering after nightfall on Cedar Avenue between Birch and Beach streets causing disturbances. A complaint has been given to the mayor and arrests may follow if the nuisance is not abated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Birch
Beach Streets
Tries of Hoekeatee and other local events noted
Fragmented OCR lists several residents visiting and traveling to events around Hoekeatee Willow Street Pittetony and New York. Names include Mise Annis Velet, Mary Wretilengast, Solin Brook, Kate fireme, and others with varied addresses. The text mentions a church service at Peter's cathedral and a forthcoming unspecified trip or action in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Annis
Hoekeatee
NooVie de Vin
Tri Tide Tarte
Frid Velet
AMM Mtrport
Folwett
Monardl Spuith
Uel Sith
Willow Street
Aunit
Me Smith
Nowton
Joseph Rowe
Thoma Welin
Uaer Welly
Zouth
Serenton
Yestunday
Trietils
Pittetony
John Murgens
Ceiher
Akenin
Michnet Miran
Looet Street
Mike Kato Cavangual
Hivet Stroyt
Alarried
Peter's Cathidral
Wednetey
Mary Wretilengast
Cere
Wiley
New York
Talon al
Washington
Ulelr
Laver
Solin Brook
Diuglites
Kate Fireme
Mower
Mies Ual
Charles Kirst
Daleville
Clee Etreet
Suniel
Gereany
Qorlay Avenue
Addressing Orders for J T Jorkey at 1914 Cedar Ave
The note directs address changes to J T Jorkey located at 1914 Cedar Avenue and lists the phone number 6653 for contact, referring to services in South Side central city and central Slyde Park areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central Slyde Park
Addreas
J. T. J.orkey
Cedar Ave
Community Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby Areas
Local items report pastors and residents visiting friends and relatives across towns. Names such as Stall Teleware City and Sill Manel Totton appear alongside Columbus company and Knight of Malta members at a Newton pond gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teleware
Green Ridge Presbyterian Charvely
Mies
Manel
Totton
Bolient
Sui Demon Avenue
Ou Burland
Honewlale
Cinen Nidge
Dickson Avetin
Columbus
Knighte
Malta
Owl
Newton Pond
Dohn Loulyjohua
Kanoptel
Peterthe Weshewlay
Vic. Chierapeda
East Market Street
Ged CP
Janes
Dickson Avenvic
Erleniis
Pennsylvania Board Examines Young Doctors for Licenses
The State Board met to review examination papers of young physicians who graduated this year and seek certification to practice in Pennsylvania. Successful applicants will be granted certificates to locate and practice medicine in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
State Board of Troedival Enanigete
Ponnsylvania Onl
Iron and Steel Markets Show Falling Prices Amid Low Demand
Pittsburg July 2 A national outlook notes raw material markets remain slow with little price movement. Finished steel lines show minor gains as buyers inquire and sign lower cost contracts, while raw materials stay under production costs. Furnace output and bar demand are pressured by weak prices and high capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Araeton
Baesemer
Tnie
Plaat
Chicago
Two Californian Violet Varieties From T H Stevenson Nursery
The San Francisco Call reports Thomas H. Stevenson of Mill Valley developing two new Californian violet varieties. Duchess of Marlborough is larger and paler than Princess of Wales, while Admiral Avedan shows deep magenta color and smaller size with potential growth. Both are isolated for careful cultivation, amid a violet craze and extensive local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Thomas H. Stevenson
Mim Valley
Smarton
San Parandises
Kipling Turns Preacher Aboard Empress Liner
Rudyard Kipling once preached on a Pacific crossing when a quartermaster died leaving a widow and family. An improvised platform sermon of about fifteen minutes moved 200 listeners and raised CTO funds, proving his eloquence beyond his literary fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
London Express
Pacific
Kipling
Grand Circuit Races at Cincinnati Feature Fast Times
The program opened with Crevil Widderhay and others racing in heats, notable performances by Ital Bitar and Silver as favorites dominated early rounds. Conner Thre and Dumont Wothke posted strong times while several entries battled for money awards and advancing positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Idalin
Ital Bitar
Tome
Blue Oetrive
Wad Tao Rie
Hottie Goa
Hiker 1
Howe
Conner Thre
Wat
Dumont
Roosevelt to Speak in Kentucky as Campaign Trail Expands
A Republican state central committee official confirms President Roosevelt will address audiences in Kentucky during the coming campaign events. The statement references preparations and the broader scope of the presidential tour as part of the party effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Louiwite
Tulonan Harnett
Republican State Central Nonmillor
Hannasyne
Olyphant Club Challenges Kurelus At Providence Ground
Amateur ball notes report the Olyphant base ball club challenging the Kurelus of Providence to a game on the Providence ground on July 20. Captained by Shuvidan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Geenople
Kurelus
Providence
Shuvidan
City Council Delays West Market Street Funds
Council delays final passage of a $1,000 ordinance for West Market street replication. Amendments place spending under the street commissioner. Other measures seek fire alarm boxes, street lights, sewer work, and paving projects as bids are opened and resignations take effect. A July 31 resignation of Councilman Zizelman prompts August 1 special election date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirch Street
Cylar Avenue
Franklins
Gibson Street
Capoure
Washington Avenues
North Main Avenue
Pettobone
Cemetery Streets
Providence Road
Albright Avenue
West Carbon Street
Zizelman
Eidith
Odd Freak of Nature on North Mountain Ice Pond
The article describes a high mountaintop ice pool near Lake Ganoga formed by glacier action. A massive boulder and dense surrounding forest shield the pond, now exposed by logging. Water depth rose from four to seven feet over five years. ice may extend over nine acres. Scientists seek to confirm ice depth next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wools
North Mountain
Lake Ganoga
Wis Dee
Alice
Dena
Ponde
Himtt
Loynnsock
Joe
Lee Pondie
Lot
Dushore
Stevens Named Inspector for Soldiers and Sailors Monument
The Grand Army of the Republic Memorial association proposed to the county commissioners that A. B. Stevens be appointed inspector of the monument construction on the court house square. The group believes a GA BR man should fill the role to supervise the work for Union veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Association
Ripple
A. B. Stevens
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Court House Square
G. A. BR
Democratic convention call and delegate primaries dated
Colonel F J Fitzsimmons, county Democratic chairman, issues official call for county convention to meet at the courthouse on Tuesday August 14 at 10 30 a m. Primary elections for delegates will be held at polling places in districts from 4 to 7 p m on Saturday August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Democratic County Committee
Court House
Obituary notices of Mrs Converse Williams and others
The obituary details the death of Mrs Converse Williams of Olive Street and notes her long life of activity and devotion. It also reports the deaths of Charles Armstrong of Eaton Township and several community figures, with funeral plans and affiliations including Odd Fellows and local churches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
St. Patrick’s Church
P. E. Lavelle
John 4H
Woodruff
Thomas Jones
Phillipe
Tle
Dufour
Bellevue
WilLin Davis
Mugh Davis
OW Fellows
Knights of Pything
Dodge Fund
Scrivan’s Elastic
Globe Warehouse
Washburn Street Cemetery
Thutiee Moti
Sori Main Avenue
Mr. Martin
Agnew
Pittwon
Min. Nealon
Sweetland Etireet
Hegre
Price Steowt
Satitivoke
Charles H. Datheerck
Middleton
N. Y
Sidle Carey
Cioehen
N. V
Matthines
Virat
Chun
Mary Divty
South Filmore Avenue
Randelius
Tell Orlie
Mary Ant
Ita Rapp
Sith Malayn
Firth
Kath Myde Park
North Scranton
Dunmore
de Pingilet
Dellovue
South Scranton
Junger Maennerchor
Young People's Social
Munyor
Pea Coal
Green Ridge
Iron and Steel Trade
San Francisco
Cleveland
Kvents
Wall
Calpin
Zisolinia
Dpulne
Phillipa
Wen
Watking
Coleman
Cusick
Griffinlord
Nays
Select Council
Godshall
Galvin
Lugerne
River and Crown
Orchard and Crown
Rishth Ant Film
Eghth
Luzerne
Seventeenth and Division
Dorothy
Euclid
Lincoln
Meadow
Locurt
Morida
Reese
Theodore
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
M. J. Ruddy
Dix Court
Paine
Kressder
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Armory
Keller
Taylor Avenue
Joint Streets and Bridges Committee
John J. Fahey
O'Hara Bros
Railroad Avenue
Dilrecti
Fourteenth Ward
James Cummings
Lackiwannea Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Larch Street
T. F. Methall
James
Snow
GRC
Vrexeelid
A. R
Fitzsimmons
Ain Converse Williams
Will Lame
Ontario and Western Railroad
Williame
Beii Im Thlaware
del Converse
Williams
William
Moe
Hue
Cowin
Dave
Havottoy
Clhaetellae
Tollaw
Gol 1. M. Fui
Califia
Faton
Wyoming County
Bil
Tbe
Fecal Lodge
Eaton Thle
Vrily
Vermien
Tunkhannock
Oold
Sweet
Yowterlay
C. V. Arnold
Wreelnnetlay
Hic Keane
Meehamton
Fue
Nora Wil Oer
Oelock
Wir Steel Methodiet Episcopal Church
Binghamton
John Norton
Bellevon
Hilimde
Iselees
Lud
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