Bellevue Mine Foreman Bert Green Honored At Farewell
Outside workers of the Bellevue mine hosted a farewell for Bert C. Green sr, long time outside foreman. The event featured music and speeches, with Green receiving a parting gift. He served thirty-one years with the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company and nine years as Bellevue foreman before recently moving to Jefferson Avenue with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert C. Green
Bellevue
Acker Avenue
Ten
Green
Thomas H. Allen
Ten House
Imine
Groom
Delaware, Lackawinnn and Western Company
Hellevue
Archtald
Contreat
Hampton
Halletend
Avondale
Pennsylvania
Swan Dry Powder and
Moms
Mre Green
Jefferson Avenue
Stenner
A. J. Dornan
A. J. McGof
Frank Teppler
Fred Cole
Ceorge Prendeorget
James Gillroy
Frank Beatty
Thomas Allen
Marty Acker
Mothers Honor Busy No. 74 School With Programs
Miss Edna Kent led No. 19 No. 74 department mothers day event with songs recitations and dialogues. Herman Bachman gave welcome as pupils Sadie Judee Ethel Decker Mogie Hopkins Mary Lord Agnes Pleming Minnie Tavis Milton Hradshaw Mary Holte Willie Searing Pred K Rabfinen uth Mathias Minnie Barth Holand Smith Henry Tones and George Burridick performed memory gems medley songs and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent
No. 19
Mixes Kent
No. 74
Hirhent
Herman Bachman
Sadie Judee
Ethel Decker
Mogie Hopkins
Mary Lord
Agnes Pleming
Minnie Tavis
Milton Hradshaw
Mary Holte
Willie Searing
Pred K Rabfinen
Uth Mathias
Minnie Barth
Holand Smith
Henry Tones
George Burridick
Medlen Rongs
Storlce
Shooting Match at Brick Yard Grounds Draws Tiny Crowd
A small crowd gathered yesterday afternoon to watch a shooting match at the brick yard grounds. Clon Marsh Jr and Arthur Monies faced Will Annemin and Lew Tlantington for a $10 purse. The firmer team claimed victory, killing 23 of 30 pigeons while the opponents killed 20 of 30. A confusing sequence lists several names and notes, including Dre Houser of Taylor as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Yard
Clon Marsh, Jr
Arthur Monies
Will Annemin
Lew Tlantington
Thaler
Arrest for Arson and Threats Tied to Local Family
Martin Gilbride of Fighth and Eynon streets was arrested by Constable John Lance on a warrant from Alderman Moses. He faces charges of threatening to kill several people and of setting a house on fire when a lamp exploded, igniting kitchen woodwork before firefighters stopped the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gilbride
Fighth
Eynon
John Lance
Moses
Dnstance
Michael Ratchford
Severn
Hibride
Ratchford
Ladies' drawers and skirts in cambric fashion fabrics
Advertises beet English long cloths and cambrics with lace and embroidery, offering all sizes and styles. Promises skirts tailored to current fashion for correct hanging and fit.
Ladies Night Robes and Corset Covers Sale Ad
Offers bold reductions on ladies gowns and corset covers with multiple price points. Models feature updated styles including chemise and dress options in lawn cloths and muslins. Prices advertise substantial cuts from standard values, with a wide range shown for quick sale.
Arresting Gilbride Leads to Bailless Jail Commitment
The alderman ordered Gilbride jailed without bail in relation to his court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbride
Improvements at No 32 School Grounds on South Main
Work underway at No 32 school grounds along South Main avenue includes a new retaining wall on Elim street, a handsome iron fence, and sodding around the front. Team entrance will be from the court in the rear as the premises are beautified. the building is described as among the finest in the city and the changes will enhance its appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 32
South Main Avenue
Elim Street
Quarry right of way talks with Lehigh Valley Railroad
Edward E. Thomas and Thomas H. Jones of Academy Street and Evan J. Davis of South Main Avenue plan a trip to Slatington to meet Lehigh Valley Railroad officials about selling a right of way through the quarry tract. The railroad already runs a branch road there and seeks expansion. The arrangement is said not to affect the quarry’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Thomas
Thomas H. Jones
Academy Street
Evan J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Slatington
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley
Feeney’s 14 year old son and companion vanish after ride
John Feeney son of Archi tect J J Feeney and fellow teen Owen Flaherty, both 14, disappeared Wednesday afternoon from their homes in Great Bend area after a meeting with Byron Watkins who found them headed toward Buffalo on a ride. Parents express serious anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
J.J. Feeney
Owen Flaherty
Byron Watkins
Buffalo
Great Bend
Funeral and civic notices from a historic paper
Funeral services for Benjamin John set for tomorrow at 2 PM with interment on Washburn Street. Also: obituaries for Mr and Mrs Lynch child. St Brenden council attend funeral. Various local notices include council candidate Charles Godshull, June 10 Harvey's Lake school excursion, and church services at First Welsh Baptist and St Patrick's. Traffic to Mass at St Patrick's and picnics by St Brenden band and Tripp Park Hose company announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin John
Washburn Street
Hyde Park
Continental Mines
John F. Lynch
Cathedral
St. Brenden
Council
A. m
Harles Godshull
South Sumner Avenue
Wineslf
John A. Walker
Councus
Harvey's Lake
Jenkins’ Pharma
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hull
le Preterit
Hamue
Oiwphanty
David Hacorn
Kevner Avenue
Annie White
Young Women's Christian Association
Thomas Morgan
Briggs
John Cummings
Keyser Valley Hose Company
Amos Embrey
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Young Men's Institute
Stenner
Local residents and travelers noted in brief society items
Mrs Kt 8 Storms of South Main avenue is reported to be seriously ill at her home. School Controller Kias KE Evans, while overseeing improvements at No 82 school, collapsed and was moved home but improved by evening. Mrs Hopkin Maddox, visiting her parents, left for Sheffield Mass to join her husband. Mrs Christy of New York, related to Mr Vipund, returned home. Louis and John Howell returned from Pittston. Mrs J S Irons and children from Lincoln Heights visit New York state. Miss Jennie Howell of Scranton Street returned from Atlantic City in improving health. Thomas Holtham and John Regan fishing in Paradise Valley. Miss Lizale Meredith of North Bromley avenue returned from Philadelphia business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Kias KE. Evans
No. 82
Hopkin Maddox
Richard E. Jones
Edwards Court
Sheffield
Mass
Christy
New York City
Vipund
Paradise Valley
Lizale Meredith
North Bromley Avenue
Philadelphia
Bessie
John Hobbs
Leegens Street
Edith Davis’ Clase
Welsh Baptist Church
Weel Market Street
J. A. Evans
Putnam Street
Mary Treverton
North Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
M. J. Garagan
West Market Street
Chappell
William Peel
Gormwall
Fineland
William Adame
Wales Street
Sarah Cassidy
Windsor
N. Y
Jacob Miller
Wesled Market Street
May Martin
Jermyn
Hawks
Thomas Moran
Pawnee Street
East Market Street
Mary Driscoll
Olyphant
Misa Nellie Manley
Bank Street
Mise Klogs
Nicholeon
Filossid King
Meade Street
Annie Reese
Wilkus-Barre
Daniel Evans
Parker Street
Misa Phoebe Winslow
Hazleton
Alain Avenue
Grain O Relief Promises Healthier Coffee Habit
Grain O claims to relieve coffee drinking woes by toning the stomach aiding digestion and strengthening nerves. Advertised as a healthier alternative with price 15 and 200 per four bottles.
Happenings of North Scranton and Neighboring Areas
The report notes James Timlin a Cayuga Mine driver was stepped on by a mule. Thomas Day suffered a fall of roof at Cayuga. Reese Watkins faces an operation. A Wilkes-Barre couple wed by Rev. W F Davis. A North Main boy escaped a cow scare with minor injuries when a streetcar clipped his ear. Dr Jenkins treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Timlin
Cayuga
Thomas Day
Reese Watkins
Wilkes-Barre
W. F. Davis
Miners and mule driver suffer injuries at Cayuga mines
James Timlin a driver boy in the Cayura mince sustained a painful injury when a mule reared and collapsed on his foot. John Day a miner in the Cayuga mines broke a leg after a coal fall trapped his limbs. Reese Watkins of Edna avenue a range master in the Eleventh residence will undergo surgery on his injured right big toe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Timlin
Keyser Avenue
John Day
Cayuga
Reese Watkins
Edna Avenue
Miss Margaret Reese and John Hughes Wed at Summit Avenue
At Rev. W. F. Davis home on Summit avenue yesterday the couple were joined in matrimony by Rev. Mr. Davis. A small group of intimate friends attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Summit Avenue
Margaret Reese
John Hughes
Mr. Davis
Religious society meeting and upcoming sermons and events
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of Providence Presbyterian meets this afternoon at J D Von Storch s home on North Main Ave. Rev Peter Roberts of Glyphant will fill both morning and evening pulpits at Puritan Congregational Church next Sunday with special choir music. An entertainment at Welsh Baptist Church West Market St Thursday June 11 features a Double quartette I am He that liveth from the fifth and sixth Gospels for a 5 prize and a $1 prize for best Angelish or Welsh address on Education donated by Lewis TH Jones. Additional segments will be added to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Providence Presbytterian Church
J. D. von Storch
North Main Avenue
Peter Roberts
Glyphant
Puritan Congregational Church
Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
Lewis TH. Jones
Lawr
Local Social Notes From Leegens Street And Surroundings
Local residents from Leegens street and nearby areas are listed with visits, guests, and relocations. Entitled mentions include Miss Edith Davis of Welsh Baptist Church, Mrs. George Gilpin recovering from illness, and travelers like Miss Mary Treverton returning from Wilkes-Barre. Several move or visit plans are noted along with community connections.
Manners Pharmacy Sponges and Bath Accessories Sale
Green Ridge listing advertises tooth brushes of all sizes and prices at Manners Pharmacy 120 Green Ridge Street. Sponges of all descriptions and loofahs or Egyptian bath rags also offered as bath novelties at Manners No. 20 Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Manners
Davidow Brothers Announces Watch and Jewelry Repair Dept
Davidow Brothers promotes a new watch and jewelry repair department with introductory pricing to showcase services. The claim invites customers to bring in items for reduced-rate repairs and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Brothers
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery notice lists price at $1.25 per unit for central city areas including South Side and Hyde Park. Orders to C. B. Sharkey, VK Cedar Ave. Phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Odd Fellows lodge gains rooms in own building
Dunmore lodge No 16 I O O F has moved to a new building and began occupancy Wednesday evening. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics No 10% will meet in the Odd Fellows' building tomorrow night. Funeral for George Harford son of Mr and Mrs James Harford of James Street Petersburg is set for 2 PM at Little England Church with Rev John Austin officiating. Interment at Petersburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Order of United American Mechanics
Odd Fellows
Masonic Hall
George
James Harford
James Street
Tenth Ward
Petersburg
Littl England
John Austin
Dpeversburg
W. Brown
Mildred
Louise
Callioose
Georgia
H. J. Swartz
Electric Avenue
Nellie Harding
Grace Davie
Elmbhuret
James Keeping
East Drinker Street
Wilkes-Barre
A. A. Sanderson
Howard Richmond
Richard Lewis
Mayfield
Chestnut Street
Edith Miller
West Pine Street
Roward Woodward
James McGill
Depue Street
Company G
Fiftteenth United States Infantry
Cuba
St. Mark
Watch Repair Guaranteed by Thirty-Year Specialist
Repair under guarantee by a specialist with thirty years of experience. Perfect work or money back offered by Davidow Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Brothers
Fine Concert for Elm Park Church Sunday School
A fine concert at Elm Park church last night supported the church Sunday school. The programme pleased attendees, with Miss Jordan's contralto as a standout feature of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
Miss Jordan
Obituary Notices for Williams and Howell Family Members
Obituary notices report the death of Celestia Williams wife of Sylvester Williams of Olyphant Luzerne county Beach Haven born 8 years old, survived by four sons and two daughters. funeral tomorrow at 9 a.m. Interment Beach Haven cemetery. Also obituary of Join Howell prominent Vittaton citizen and brother of City Controller Erdras Howell, died after several years illness at home aged 73. Born St Donatus South Wales came to the U S in 4 and settled in Carbondale then Vittaton. Funeral tomorrow with viewings at the house 11 to 1 then service at Trinity church Pittston Rector Harrington at 2 4. Interment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestia
Sylvester Williams
Dela Ware Street
Olyphant
Williams
Beach Haven
Luzerne County
H. A. Whitesell
Newark
N. Z
Frank A. Whitesell
Haward
O. Jones
Sugar Now
Thomas Telford
A’ylors
Beach Haven Cemetery
Join Howell
Vittaton
Erdras Howell
St. Donatus
South
Wiles
Carbondale
Itteton
San Francise
Howell
Pittsten
Valley Ledge
Trinity Church
Harrington
Tranmere Woman Dies After Hospital Operation
The 44-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Walsh of South Blakely Street Tranmere died early yesterday after a prolonged illness. She underwent an operation on the tip and was later brought home. Funeral tomorrow at 3 pm from her parents home, Mt Carma Cemetery interment. Mrs Sarah Silkman of North Strawton dies suddenly at 7 pm weighed by long invalid status. She leaves husband and son Joseph. funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans M. Walsh
Mire
Patrick Walsh
Blakely Street
Tranmere
Peo
Ml. Carma Cemetery
Sarah Silkman
John Silkman
North Strawton
Joseph
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West
Scranton
B. C. Green
C. R. Acker
F.C. Hall
J. P Acker
B. L. Bertine
Harry Acker
Stella Green
Lora Green
Grace Acker
Helen Tnertine
Mises Margaret
Etta Stanton
Frank Jones
Frank Heppler
Atlantic
George W. Jenkins
For & Main Avenue
Mare
el Huntington
Anneman
Dre Houser
Taylor
Reman
Paige Saariices
Drawers
Globe Warehouse
Horsford
North Scranton
Mrs. Alvord
J. B. Alvord
Wilkes-Barie
Green Ridge
Wyoming Avenue
DUN Moral
Orpheus Club
Beohubert Quartette
J. W. Jones
Fred Wilmayer
Tom Reynon
Clallenbavk Cemetery
Wilkes Philpe
Prioees
Davidew Brothers
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
McGarrah &Thomas
Dengelets
Lackawanna Ave
Boranton, Pa
Ajax Remedy CO
Matthews Bros
H.C. Sandereen, Druggista
Meneemm Reno
Dr. Peal
Westone Gy
Romina
John H. Phelps
Con Wroming Erenue
Spruve
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