Narrow Escapes In Local Mines And Wedding At Jones Street
William Lewis, a driver at Storrs No 3 shaft, escaped a roof collapse with a crushed hand. Patrick Timlin, a Cayuga mine miner, was severely injured by a roof fall and removed to his home at High Works. The report also notes the wedding of Miss Margaret Davis and William Warrender at the Gorman home on Jones Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Storrs
Patrick Timlin
Cayuga
Margaret Davis
William Warrender
Gorman
Jones Street
Legeretts Street
Storrs No. 3
Quiet nuptials bind Miss Davis and William Warrender
Miss Margaret Davis of North Decker's court and William Warrender of the North End wed in a Wednesday evening ceremony at 1017 Jones Street. Rev. W G Watkins officiated in the Gorman parlor with Miss Margaret Harris at the piano and Mire Ida Roberts as bridesmaid. A reception followed as Mr and Mrs Warrender plan to reside with the Gormans. numerous relatives and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Davis
North Decker's Court
William Warrender
North End
Patrick Gorman
Jones Street
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baydat
Margaret Harris
Mire Ida Roberts
John Jones
Gorman
Warrender
Lowery
W. H. Burke
John Warner
William Williams
William Perry
Mary McEachen
William Fields
Anna Thomas
Albert Kiesling
Owen Thomas
William Davis
Sadie Gorman
Lucy Lowery
Margaret Burke
Mary Richards
Hannah Richards
Mary Davis
May Hadley
Hannah Thomas
Rachel
Wa Roberts
Winifred Harris
Mary
Elizabeth Ellis
Thomas Thomas
William Humphrey
Thomas Davis
Hugh Thomas
Joseph Burke
Michael Gormand
Local Notes Of Visits News And Upcoming Wedding
David Jones returns home from Camp Albger for a furlough to visit family. Rev Dr R B Jones family spending weeks at Lake Winola. Harry Stein leaves for Syracuse to vacation. Miss Elia Thomas visiting relatives in Taylor Pa. Mrs William Eldridge dangerously ill at North Main Ave home. John and Dennis Piackledge attend funeral in Olean N Y. Kate McCarrick and James Carden announce upcoming marriage. Bliss Co silk mill to have a handsome flag. event to have elaborate exercises. North End Christian Endeavor choir rehearsed at Providence Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs Thomas return from Lake Loomis near Factoryville. Richard Richards and friends go to Lake Winola for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Camp Alger
Jones
Lake Winola
Harry Stein
Syracuse
N.Y
Elia Thomas
Edna Avenue
Taylor, Pa
Mra
William Eldridge
Eldridge
Niagara Hose Company
North Main Avenue
John
Dennis Piackledge
Thompson Street
Olean
N. Y
Misa Kate McCarrick
Marvine Avenue
James Carden
William Street
Bliss & Co
North End Christian Endeavor Choir
Providence Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Ward Street
Lake Loomis
Factoryville
Richard Richards
Temperance Speaker to Address Loyal Legion youths
Mrs Annabel Holvey a state lecturer of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will speak to the Loyal Temperance Legion at the Baptist church Sunday evening. Mrs Elliot Stone of Greenville NC heads home today after visiting Green Ridge friends. Eugene Schroeder of Sanderson Avenue returns from a northern trip. Miss Bessie Sojer hosts Edith Cox of Dover NJ for a visit. Willam Lewis and Harry Stanton camp at Lake Ariel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Holvey
Women's Christan Temperance Union
Loyal Temperance Legion
Holvey
Elliot Stone
Greenville
North Carolina
Green Rllee
Eugrene Schroeder
Sanderson Avenue
West Scranton man arraigned for embezzlement
P. J. Duggan of West Scranton was arraigned before Squire Krotzer on embezzlement charges with John Purdie as prosecutor. Bail was set at 300 dollars. Minnie Willis and Thomas Rigby youths died, with funerals planned. interments in Dunmore and Moscow. Junior league moved entertainment from 2 to 4 pm. Packard and Letchworth families returned from Lake Winola and Lake Ariel respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Duggan
West Scranton
Squire Krotzer
John Purdie
Minnie
Samuel Willis
St. Mark's Church
E. J. Haughton
Dunmore
Thomas
Thomas Rigby
Drinker Street
Moscow
William Packard
Cherry Street
Lake Winola
T. P. Letchworth
Lake Ariel
Ladies' Ribbed Vests in Silk Trim Sale Ad
An advertisement promotes vest styles made from Egyptian combed yarns with silk tape trim. The regular 25 cent vests are offered in white and cream with a sale price of 15 cents on Saturday.
Hosiery Line Promoted for 25c Counter Competition
Men’s fine hosiery offered in solid black and black with feet, plus a full white boot. The line is advertised to outperform the best counter lines previously placed, at a price of 25 cents.
Full Regular Made Black Hose and White Boots Ad
A dealer touts a full regular made stainless black hose and an all black kitchen item with a full white boot. The finest hose offered at the price. 2ic on Saturday.
Soft Bosom Shirts Offer Stylish Unlaundered Options
Our success with unlaundered shirts has been phenomenal this season because we carry styles well dressed men want for far less money than elsewhere. New ideas suggested we should recheck our stock.
Fire wipes out H L Wall furniture stock in Banner Block
Fire breaks out in the H. L. Wall furniture store at 121 South Main avenue in the Banner Block, destroying stock worth about 14660 with gas leakage suggested as a cause. Neighbors and tenants evacuated safely as flames and smoke filled the rear rooms above the store. The wedding of Miss Harriet Fellows and William D. Griffiths takes place at Simpson Methodist Church with Rev. J B Sweet officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wall
Harriet Fellows
William D. Griffiths
Simpson Methodist Church
South Main Avenue
H. J. Wall
Frank Reese
Edwin Peters
Ward
Evans
H. Co. Hinman
Tribune
Wall & Barrett
Barrett
Phillips & Holmer
Welsh Philosophical Library
Rosser’s and
Allen's
Erle Andrew
George Waters
Wall's
The
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Track relaying triggers resident concerns on Main avenue
Residents along South drain avenue report surprise and anger as crews tear up pavement to lay a double track on Main avenue. The project includes switches at Washburn and Jackson streets, new rails and ballast, and brick paving between tracks. Officials say the line will serve inward bound cars and improve movement, with the work led by Engineer Reed and Foreman McTierney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Drain Avenue
Jackson
Washburn
Main Avenue
Silliman
Traction Company
Washburn Etrest
Main
Washburn Street
Jackson Street
Waoshbur Street
Fellows Griffiths Wedding in Simpson Methodist Church
The marriage of Misa Harriett Rie tha Fellows to William D. Griffiths was solemnized yesterday at Simpson Methodist Church at 12 40. The bridal party proceeded down a centre aisle adorned with double white satin ribbons and similar decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Harriett Rietha
George HK. Fellows
Tenth Street
Wiliam D. Griffiths
Sumner Avenue
Simpson Methodist Church
Misadventure on South Main Ave Delays Farm Truck Load
An amused accident occurred early yesterday on South Main near West Locust as a farm truck sank into soft earth from a water trench. The driver, moving slowly, freed the load after a brief struggle and promised to head home for another excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
West Locust Street
West Pittston
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Hessie Evans
Miss Hessie Evans daughter of Elias Evans hosts a surprise Wednesday afternoon gathering at 915 Ynon Street. The event marks the tenth birthday anniversary of Miss Beesie with a large group of young friends and refreshments served by Misses Bertha Kelly and Gentle Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Evans
Elias Evans
Ynon Street
Miss Beesie
Bertha Kelly
Jentle Price
Like Brown
Janet Fellows
Susie James
Martha Vaughan
Ruth Acker
Verna Roderick
Grace Roderick
Reba Willams
Allis Memorial lawn social and church group notices
A lawn social will be held this evening at Webber's grove by the Allis Memorial mission congregation. The Luzerne street car stops nearby. Officers for the Baptist Young People's Union of the First Welsh Baptist church were elected: James F R Hughes president, Sarah Meredith and Elizabeth Hughes vice presidents, Martha Hughes recording secretary, Elizabeth Jones organist, Luther Lewis treasurer, Hugh Williams chorister. Installation will be held this evening at the church. E D Jones escorted a group from Capowee colliery to the mine Wednesday for Miss Ella Raittan of Paterson N J who is visiting. The party included Elian Quettau, Kila Dunkerly, Myrtle Dorsey, Arch Jones, Willard Beers and George Jones. The moonlight excursion train to Lake Ariel departs Erie and Wyoming Valley station at 7 o'clock instead of 7 45 as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber's Grove
Allis’ Memorial
Luzerne Street
Baptist Young People’s Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
James FR. Hughes
Sarah Meredith
Elizabeth Hughes
Martha Hughes
Elizabeth Jones
Luther Lewis
Hugh Williams
E. D. Jones
Capowee
West Scranton
Ella Raittan
Paterson
N. J
Elian Quettau
Kila Dunkerly
Myrtle Dorsey
Arch Jones
Willard Beers
George Jones
Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Washington Avenue
Obituaries From Avoca and Surrounding Areas
Thomas Maloney of Avoca dies after a two month illness ending in pneumonia at age five. Survived by wife four sons and three daughters plus relatives in Duryea. Funeral Saturday at 9 o’clock with high mass at St Mary’s Church and burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Adolph Frech, 85, German resident of the Boath Side, dies after two years illness. Remains to Philadelphia for cremation and then burial beside Mrs Frech in Beranton. Services today at 4 20 p m at 84 Pittston Avenue. Mrs James Hoskins of Hill Street Olyphant dies after brief illness. Survived by husband two sons two daughters. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with Rev B F Hammond officiating. Interment Union Cemetery. Infants son of Mr and Mrs David E Evans of Eynon Street dies after convulsions. private funeral today. Interment Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maloney
Avoca
John
Janes
Thomas
Edward
Kate
Cecelia
John Granahan
Duryea
William White
Margaret Maloney
St. Maryse Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Adolph Frech
Boath Side
Pittston
J. BE. Patterson & Co
James Hoskins
Hill Street
Olyphant
B. Ef, Hammond
Union Cemetery
David E. Evans
Eynon Street
Washburn Street Cemetery
Marriage Unites Miss Hannah Moran and William Dailey
Miss Hannah Moran and William Dailey were married at St. John's Church on Fig Street. Rev. J. A. Moffitt officiated, with Miss Kate Moran as maid of honor and Frank McGrath as best man. The couple will reside on Cedar Avenue after a wedding trip. Dailey is a foreman at the South works and active in local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Moran
William Dailey
St. John's Church
Fig Street
J. A. Moffitt
Kate Moran
Frank McGrath
Wich
Cedar Avenue
St. Aloysius, T. A. B. Society
Scranton Saengerrunde Excursion to Lake Ariel
The Scranton Saengerrunde of the South Side plans an excursion to Lake Ariel on Monday August 1 with the Germania band expanding to forty players. The day will feature games with prizes and a range of prominent activities, aiming for a highly regarded event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Saengerrunde Society
Lake Ariel
Germania Band
Alaska adventurer Connell found alive in Klondike
A letter to his Breck street mother confirms Alex Connell alive and well in Alaska. He reports good health and success in the Klondike, after rumors earlier claimed he died in a Yukon snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon
Alex. Connell
Alaska
Breck Street
Klondike
Mr. Connell
Yukon River
Citizens Building and Loan officers named for election
At a recent meeting of the Citizens' Building and Loan association officers were nominated for the coming term. Henry Ziegler Jr. was named president and secretary, W J Snowden vice president, H T Harder treasurer, with Jacob F Miller Fred Wagner and H H Burschell as directors. No opposition exists and elections will take place at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
Henry Ziegler, Jr
W. J. Snowden
H. T. Harder
Jacob F. Miller
Fred Wagner
H. H. Burschell
Armory muster of Company B of the new guard tonight
At the Thirteenth regiment armory on Adams Avenue in the central city the Company B of the new guard will be mustered in tonight. The unit will include many South Side men. organizers planned a locally based force but merged with central city volunteers to be ready today. Additional South Side enlistees are urged to report tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
Adams Avenue
Central City
New Guard
South Side
Local notes from Lake Ariel to Harrisburg events
George Kraft and George Davis rode to Lake Ariel on bicycles yesterday. The Sabbath school of the German Methodist Episcopal church at Prospect avenue spent yesterday at Lake Rev. Father Christ of St. Mary's and Joseph Rokem of Philadelphia attended Bishop McGovern’s funeral in Harrisburg. A daughter was born to Loreng Haberatroh. Mrs Emerick, Mrs Weichel, Mrs Jewert and Mrs Hoffman, prominent locals, visit Madisonville. Remains of Adolph Frech to be cremated in Philadelphia per his request. Joseph Hyan of Margisburg visits John A Gordon. Miss Marie Loftus spends vacation at Atlantic City. Anna Boland visits Pittston. Ambrose Henrick of New York visits. Julia McGuigen spends summer at Atlantic City. Mrs Harry Klauminger visits Moscow friends. William Huester and Fred Buntz leave for New York City and Hudson trip. William Joyce leaves for New York Tuesday to reside. Two Shoemaker children at 412 Beech street seriously ill. The Loyalty Club of the YWCA to host an ice cream social with men admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kraft
George Davis
Lake Ariel
James Moore
Breck Street
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Prospect Avenue
Father Christ
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Rokem
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Bishop McGovern
Loreng Haberatroh
Cellar Avenue
Emerick
Weichel
Jewert
Hoffman
Madisonville
Adolph Frech
Joseph Hyan
Margisburg
John A. Gordon
Harher
Marie Loftus
Hotel Rest
Atlantic City
Anna Boland
Stone Avenue
Pittston
Ambrose Henrick
New York
Julia McGuigen
Birney Avenue
Harry Klauminrer
Pittston Avenue
Moscow
William P. Huester
Fred Buntz
Cedar Avenue
St Joseph society to honor helpers at social event
The St Josephs society plans a complimentary social for the ladies who assisted at their recent excursion. The gathering will be held at the society hall on Main Street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Society
Main Street
Martin Simereli
Minooka Catholic
Kathryne Quinn
Carbondale
Nellie Loughney
Greenwood
Township audit dispute foreshadows school board clash
Rowland Davis moved last evening to form a permanent organization as friction grows between the township auditors and the school board. The auditors allege the board’s exoneration list is padded with citizens not entitled to tax exemption, signaling escalating conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Davis
Misrepresentation Charged in Restaurant Lease Case
Alice D. Bingham petitions to reopen a judgment against F. P. Price alleging fraud in leasing a Washington avenue storefront and dining rooms for a restaurant. She claims promised daily patrons and profits were false, loss to her estimated at 1500 and damages at least 200. The filing details alleged misrepresentations, parties, and support events with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice D. Bingham
F. P. Price
Price
F. P. Frico
George B. Davidson
Pleasant social affair honors departing pastor in Greenwood
A pleasant social was hosted at Mrs. T. R. Lovering's home in Greenwood Wednesday night honoring Rev. L. A. Lindermuth, the late pastor of Moonie and Greenwood churches, before his departure for a new pastorate in Ohio. The evening included farewells and warm tributes to his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Lovering
Greenwood
L. A. Lindermuth
Moonie
Ohio
Langstaff-Kelley Contest Hearing Details and Voter List
In the Langstaff Kelley contest, Sixteenth ward voters were examined at yesterday's hearing. The roster includes John Long, Charles Schiantaz, M J Froochie, John F Murphy, James Hughes, Meyer Kurke, Fred Helster, B Eppstein, Mart Bartholomew, J M Eckard, Louis Gardello, Angelo Berome, Patrick Kelley, Rosenberg, William Kern, James Boles, Fred Babcock, Vincent Bertoll, S Benyas, Myer Kapaliski, Moses Eppstein, Michael Howley, Dr E F Scanlon, Henry Seabrune, James J Callahan, James J Nealin, Louis Eppstein, James Fitzpatrick of Dunmore, Nathan Rosenberg, plus numerous other listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Langstaff-Kelley
John Long
Charles Schiantaz
M. J. Froochie
John F. Murphy
John A. Murphy
G. L. Faulk
James Hughes
Meyer Kurke
Fred, Helster
B. Eppstein
Mart Bartholomew
John Hennemuth
Martin Devine
J. M. Eckard
Louis Gardello
John Carroll
Angelo Berome
Max Miller
Michael Rosenberg
William Schofield
Patrick Keleley
Rosenberg
B. Levy
William Kern
John T. Fahrenholt
Louis Reichert
James Boles
Fred. Babcock
D. W. Smith
Fred. Bertoll
Vincent Bertoll
S. Benyas
Myer Kapaliski
Moses Eppstein
Michael T. Howley
Dr. E. F. Scanlon
George F. Hanaway
Henry Seabrune
James J. Callahan
George Winterstein
James J. Nealin
Louis Eppstein
Samuel Bloch
Wiliam D. Prime
John H. Bryant
Key Steinberg
Daniel Swartz
Michael F. Handley
James Fitzpatrick
Dunmore
Joseph Bloch
Antony Howley
Nathan Rosenberg
William McMeans
Michael Riley
David Rioch
Peter F. Howley
Martin Handley, Jr
Michael Conner
Gus Roth
Joseph Danner
William Locker
BR. Schoenfeld
Thomas Hanley
H. Rosenberg
Milhouser
N. Des Griggs
Kf. J. Coleman
George Grossmeyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Scranton
Green Ridge
Globe Warehouse
Moe Queoets
Banner
Harriet Davie
Walter Davis
Pierce Fellows
Bert Fellows
Robert Cooper
Arthur Stover
Ruth Fellows
Clara Hans
Gertrude Fellows
J. BB. Sweet
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Asbury Park
West Elm Street
Griffiths
Weert Stranton
Griffithe
No. 19
Chiffithe
William V. Griffiths
Fellows-Griffiths
South Scranton
William Daly
St. Johns Church
J. A. Moffit
Alex Connell
Company B
Saengerrunde Excursion
Mont
China
Wyoming Avenue
Standard Shoe Store
Alex
Connell
NEW Company B
Lackawanna Avenue
the Scranton Electrical Works
Anna
Jennie Lovering
Greenwood Choir
D. A. Jones
G. B. W. Dowd
Jennie
Carrie
Lizzie Lovering
Ida Jones
Sarah
Martha
Mary Fox
Della
Marcia Knapp
Elizabeth
Alma Lovering
Mamie
Annie King
Edith Powell
Linzie Davis
Hattie Rodgers
Messrs
John Lovering
T. D. Maschal
William Jones
Thomas Evans
Howard Jones
William Powell
D. Elmer Davies
John Fox
Isaac Thomas
Thomas Lovering
Philip Watkins
Roland Davis
Henry Rawson
Rev. L. A. Lindemuth