West Scranton Events Fill Evening Program
The Junior league of the Hampden Street Methodist Episcopal church hosts its annual entertainment tonight with grains berries and beverages served after. Doors open at seven, program begins at eight. Also noted are a piano recital by Prof Silas Rosar and a second night of a fair and festival with other local news notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton 8
J. M. BE
Silas Rossar
Simpson Church
Mamptor Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Local church society boosts mortgage fund drive
The Gleaners of Simpson Meth withysiopal church praise five months of work as president and treasurer Mart Harrison and Mrs J Acker visit the West Side bank to add one thousand dollars toward the mortgage. Collectors report over 700 dollars raised by house to house canvass of church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Meth
Savtett
Mart. Harrison
Mre
J. Acker
Weat
Tittlesam
Gleaners
Ladies Hopeful After Debt Cancellation Efforts
The text notes ongoing encouragement from the ladies as they continue work to cancel the debt, expressing gratitude to church members and supporters near and far. It urges others who have not yet contributed to be inspired by the report and join in future efforts.
Attendance at Jackson Street Capital church fair and festival
Attendance last evening was notable with a strong contribution to the treasury. The programme featured a Wilhelmenn Griffin piano trio, Fidelian society dumb show, recitations by Maud Weatherboy and Pearl Jenkins, Stanton's orchestra selections, a Master Herbert William solo, and a "A School Girl's Strat toy" dialogue. Advance tickets totaled 860. booths offered items from merchants and friends. The fair closes tonight with another entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Capital
Treasury
Wilhelmenn Griffin
Lillia Aorris
Emeline Lanyon
Fidelian Society
Maud Weatherboy
Pearl Jenkins
Stanton
Herbert William
Strattoy
Local Society Notices Across Town Events
Invitations issued for the wedding of Rev J Albert Crown and Mine Cora C Storm at Hampton Street Methodist on June 27 at noon. A Royal Arcanum Lake Lodore excursion is planned June 21 with Grand Regent Webster C Welas attending. Howard W Thayer and Miss Margaret Edwards wed at Washburn Street church. Lamper Williams and Jessie Browning wed at the bride's home last night. Mary Jen Judge, eight, buried at Washburn Street cemetery. Lawn social at A D Eynon home netted funds. Branch 44 CMB and No 7 LCB planning a charity excursion. Broadway Athletic Club to host first annual picnic July 4 with baseball and a boxing bout. Home Missionary society held a meeting with literary program. Lake Lodore excursion drew several hundred from Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Crown
Cora C. Storm
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Royal Arcanum
Lake Lodore
Lackawanna County
Webster C. Welas
Ovcasion
Howard W. Thayer
Margaret Edwards
H. M. Edwards
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Lamper Williams
Taylor
Jessie Browning
Storrs Avenue
Mary Jen
Patrick Judge
Sherman Avenue
Washhuen Street
A. D
Eynon
Branch 44
C.M. B.A
No. Wt
LC. B
Warnke's
Broadway Athletic Club
Telle- Vie
Laurel Mum Park
Home Missionary Society
Simpain Methodial Episcopal Church
Chestnut Street
Choir Benefit at Court Street Church in North Scranton
The Court Street Methodist Episcopal choir presents a musical entertainment in the church lecture room tonight to pay the church debt. Ice cream and take treats will be served after. The program features choruses, solos, duets, mandolin and banjo pieces performed by Mrs. C Williams Miss Guyer Mrs. Morris Mrs. Tewksbury Mrs. Walters Thomas Burke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Williams
Miner Injures Foot In Mine Accident At Legcett Creek
Edward McNamara a mine driver in Legcett's Creek suffered a severe crush injury to his right foot yesterday morning after slipping on a plane and having his foot sucked under moving wheels. Workmen carried him to the surface where a physician treated him before he was taken home on West Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McNamara
Legcett's Creek
West Market Street
Social and visit notices from Scranton churches and locals
The Provi dente Methodist church Ladies Aid plans a strawberry and ice cream social this evening in church parlors. Welsh Memorial church youth host a pink tea on Wayne avenue last night. Mrs William Moore of West Market Street visits friends in Wayne county. Harold King, son of Mr and Mrs Willan King, has scarlet fever. Mrs John Dewitt of Peckville visits Mrs Wade H Jayne on Providence road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providente Methodist Episcopal Church
James W. Helton
Winkelstein
North Scranton
Monles
Wayne Avenue
William Moore
West Market Street
Wayne County
Harold King
Willan King
C. Reichert
Green Ridge Excursion To Lake Ariel Planned For June 26
The Church of the Good Shepherd invites members of Green Ridge to join the annual excursion on Saturday June 26 with Lake Ariel as the destination. The trip has long been a beloved community event for Green Ridge residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Lake Ariel
Green Ridge
Green Ridge temperance group meets at Baptist church
The Women s Christian Temperance Union of Green Ridge will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock in the Baptist church on Monsey avenue Subset. Power of the Press is the program title and an invitation is extended to all. Mr and Mrs John Kearney and Mrs Anthony Kearney of Dunmore recently returned from a two weeks visit to New York Baratoga and Lake George. Forest W Briggs son of Dr J F Brige of Shickshinny Pa has accepted a position as prescription clerk with Drugeist C P Jones of Dickson avenue and is noted as a competent registered drug clerk.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Green Hidge
Baptist Church
Monsey Avenue
John Kearney
Anthony Kearney
Dunmore
New York
Baratoga
Lake George
Forest W. Briggs
J. F. Brigge
Shickshinny
Drugeist
C. P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
Briegs
Pen Conl Sold for $1.252 Ton Delivered
Delivery to South Side central city and central Hyde Park noted. Orders addressed to J. T. Fuarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave, phone 6683.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Fuarkey
Cedar Ave
Marriage at St John’s church in South Scranton
Miss Annie Burke and James Gilmore, both of South Scranton, were married yesterday morning at St John’s on Fig street. Rev. J J Melles performed the ceremony with Miss Kathe Burke as bridesmaid and Willem Gilmore as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple left that afternoon for a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillmore
Annie Burke
St. John’s Church
St. John's Church
Fig Street
O'eluck
James Gilmore
South Scranton
J. J. Melles
Kathe Burke
Willem Gilmore
Broomsman
Emma Pollard and William Wallace Wed in South Scranton
Miss Emma Pollard and William Wallace of South Scranton wed quietly last evening at the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church parsonage on Cherry street. Rev FLOPDaty officiated with Miss Ina Daly as bridesmaid and Albert Butcher as best man. The couple will begin housekeeping on Cherry street.
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Emma Pollard
William Wallace
South Scranton
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Cherry Street
Flop. Daty
Ina Daly
Albert Butcher
Local Societies Plan Events and Park Update
The Young Men’s Institute about to host a smoker in Pharmacy Hall with a strong program tonight. A committee list includes Coyne, Daniela, Ward, Sullivan, Kennedy, Donohue, Bohan, and O’Malley. Drum corps of Camp 43 P.O.S. of A. meets in Fruchan’s Hall for a business session and rehearsal. Knights of Malta and Hartman’s Hall plan social events next Friday. Connell Park’s tower just got a fresh paint coat enhancing its look though more park improvements are still possible. James Brogan seeks delegate seat at the First district Democratic county convention. Scranton Athletic Club holds semi monthly meeting on Alder Street to discuss the annual excursion. Scranton Saengerrunde held weekly rehearsal in Athletic Hall King of music.
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Young Men’s Institute
Cornel
Pharmacy Hall
P. H. Coyne
William Daniela
J. A. Ward
Tim Sullivan
James Kennedy
M. F. Donohue
James Bohan
John Kennedy
M. J. Burns
O'Malley
P.O
Fruchan's
Cedar Avenue
Grant
James Brogan
Flist
Twentieth Ward
Scranton Athletic Club
Alder Street
Scranton Saengerrunde
Athletic Hall
Fishing Trip Notes and Visits Reported in Mapleswood Area
Philip Robinson, Join Demuth and George Engle fished yesterday near Maplewood. Mrs. Charles Dippery of Stroudsburg visits brother Henry Henn. Charles Kirst with Rev. Christ returned from a successful No 7 dam trout trip catching over 105 fish. Charles Heler of Rosenscourt returned home from three weeks work in Carbondale. Mrs. Charles Firestein of Pittston visits Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bung in Cedar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Robinson
Demuth
George Engle
Maplewood
Charles Dippery
Stroudsburg
Henry Henn
Charles Kirst
Rev
Christ
No. 7 Dam
Charles Heler
Rosenscourt
Carbondale
Charles Firestein
Pittston
Henry Bung
Cedar Avenue
Dine to This wae cles day at Wrowiliggsiiinary Hingston
Nine participants competed with K Cunningham of North Hioeaick New York taking first prize and Aen B Rhone of Wilkes-Barre earning second place in the event.
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Wilker-Harre
Dunmore Doings Reception for Grace Stevens
A group of youths gathered at Adams avenue Tuesday for a reception in honor of Grace Stevens hosted by Mr and Mrs BE A Stevens. Early hours featured party games and refreshments as the guests departed. Attendees included Missee Bease Powell Freida Ludwig Jayne Simpson Hope Pinnell Leah Mowery Bonnie Davis Rennie Walt Aliee Goodwin Euelah Swartz Mandle Friant Clarence Oakley Lester Yost Stewart Seigle Homer Hand Clarence Harper Clarerice Schultz George Kellow James Ellis Benny Courtright Walter Harper Howard Protheroe Harry Cobb Harry Ellis Garfield Anguin.
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BE. A. Stevens
Thei
Adams Avenue
Miss Grace
Missee Bease Powell
Freida Ludwig
Jayne Simpson
Hope Pinnell
Leah Mowery
Jonnie Davis
Rennie Walt
Aliee Goodwin
Euelah Swartz
Mandle Friant
Masters Clarence Oakley
Lester Yost
Stewart Seigle
Homer Hand
Clarence Harper
Clarerice Schultz
George Kellow
James Ellis
Benny Courtright
Walter Harper
Howard Protheroe
Harry Cobb
Harry Ellis
Garfield Anguin
Unclaimed Post Office Letters List
Period ending unclaimed letters include Mrs Broughton Mire Marshall Darling at 217 Chestnut St Mrs John D Finch 218 Chestnut St Miss Mirabeth Harrison New York and Adams Ave William Lanse M Patterson 712 Jefferson Ave Foreign Savuaria Tallarico Francesco Szon Vito Sgragzo Stif Potas Nemeth Jamianath Florio Cramy Andrew Turner Angelo Chitin di Gaaline Felice Tomaine.
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Broughton
Marshall Darling
Chestnut Street
John D. Finch
Mirabeth Harrison
New York
Adams Avenue
William Lanse
M. Patterson
Jefferson Avenue
Savuaria Tallarico
Francesco Szon
Vito Sgragzo
Stif Potas
Nemeth Jamianath
Pleasing music program at Methodist church
Tomorrow evening in the main auditorium of the Methodist Episcopal church Misses Cordelia Freeman and Julian Clipp Allen of Scranton will present a pleasing program with local talent. Proceeds benefit the church, arranged by the Sunday School class of Mrs. Oscar Yost. The program features piano solos, vocal selections, violin pieces, quartettes, and a Verdi duet performed by Miss Freeman, Miss Allen, and others.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Cordelia Freeman
Julian Clipp Allen
Scranton
Oscar Yost
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Schwarka
Miss Blackman
Wikixlin
Mies Freeman
Sarasati
Mise Allen
Funeral of Ralph Fox in West Scranton
The funeral for Ralph Fox who died at Mount Carmel stone yard in West Scranton was held yesterday afternoon. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery. An upcoming concert by the Des Mars family at the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday night promises a pleasant music treat. Miss It McHale represents the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the convention in Mahanoy City.
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Ralph Fox
Sucha
Carmcel
Stone Yard
West Scranton
Mount Carmel
Des Mars
Methodist Episcopal Church
McHale
Mahanoy City
Order of Hibernians
Local Notables and Social Notes From Minershill To Utica
Mrs William Jones of Minershill is seriously hurt. Myles Jennings of Rochester is visiting relatives. Mrs Alfred Complin of Green Ridge and A F Jacobs of Winnipeg were guests of the Campbells yesterday. J J Coyne of Main Street was with friends at Lake Ariel Tuesday. A letter reports John J Neill, a popular townsman, broke his leg in a game at Utica. St Marys Ladies Temperance Society held a regular meeting last evening.
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William Jones
Minershill
Myles Jennings
Rochester
N. Y
Gilmore Avenue
Alfred Complin
Green Ridge
A. F. Jacobs
Winnipeg
Utica
St. Mary's Ladles’ Temperance Soeiety
Obituary details of William Roilley and Theias Kelly
William Roilley the one year old son of Mr and Mrs David F Roilley of Stone Avenue died yesterday after an illness of several weeks The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 9 oclock from St Johns Church Little Township Town House and burial at the Hawthornes hospital where he had received treatment for spinal trouble The remains will be taken to the home of the parents in Tunkhannock Theias Kelly an aged resident of the city died yesterday at his home 180% Gibeon Street Funeral announced later
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William Roilley
David F. Roilley
Stone Avenue
Bt. Johnn'e Church
Theias Kelly
Gibeon Street
Grand Lodge Officers Visit Union Lodge No 20
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Pennsylvania paid a fraternal visit to Union Lodge No 20 in Scranton. Philadelphia grand officers toured Elmhurst boulevard and Lake Scranton, attended a Scranton Club dinner, and praised local hospitality and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Masons of Pennsylvanian
Union Lodge
Eity
RE. P. Kingsbury
David J. Davis
Elmhurst Boulevard
Lake Scranton
Scranton Club
Masonic Hall
High School Graduation Dates Set for Late June
The article notes fixed dates for the training school exercises class day events and commencement on June 20 21 and 22. Dr A E Winship will deliver the address to training school graduates and Haver s orchestra will perform each night. School leaders plan printing programmes and distributing tickets, with further meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Winship
Toston Journal of Educcation
Haver
Howell
Jayne
High and Training School
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