Local residents mark travels and events in Archbald area
Notices list Agnee Moylus return to Gloven Street after an illness visit by friends in Archbald. Archbald officials Halley called to Waverly by news of Mr Halley’s father. Ca pouse overnue hosts August Heldenbach and Lulu Heldenbach from New York City. Miss Nicol hosts high school graduates at Sanderson Avenue. Miss Jonnie Gavan to Clinton Mass for two weeks rest. Robert McNenna attends master car builders’ convention in Saratoga. Mrs Trawley and Mrs Krebs attend exercises at State College. Mrs Hawley and G W Mirnley graduate in electric department. Attorney Matley and John Loftus to Pleasant Mount for Aditha Reilly and John Cassidy marriage. Frank Hartigan of New York represents Provident Savings Life Insurance at Horace Malton’s. A telegram from Reese Brooks of Philadelphia Manufacturers Club reports pleasant voyage from Gibraltar.
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Agnee Moylus
Gloven Street
Archbald
James G. Halley
Waverly
Ar. Balley
John Steidenbach
Capouse Overnue
August Heldenbach
Lulu
New York City
Agnes Nicol
Sanderson Avenue
Jonnie Gavan
Prospect Avenue
School of Mines
Creation
Clinton
Mass
Robert McNenna
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Saratoga
Provident Savings Life Insurries Company
Horace Malton
Thin City
Reese G. Brooks
Manufacturers Club
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Worrell apologizes as charge withdrawn after hearing
Miss Wardine Withdrew the Charge Against Him after Mr Worrell apologized for remarks. Constable Cole arrested Frank Worrell on a warrant by Miss Anna Hardine alleging statements harming the prosecutrix. At the hearing Worrell apologized and the charge was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Frank Worrell
Anna Hardine
Worrell
Two Men Sentenced at Cherry Hill in Wide Range of Cases
In Cherry Hill court two men faced punishment for theft and assault as part of a broad session. Frank Hazzard pled guilty to stealing a horse and carriage from Providence liveryman William Pratt. sentence suspended. Other defendants received fines, jail terms, or were acquitted in cases involving aggravated assault, felonious wounding, and related offenses as District Attorney Jones and Judge Edwards presided. The Graves-Newton felonious wounding case was postponed due to the defendant’s ill wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves-Newton
Hiness
Frank Hazzard
William Pratt
Providence
Bar of Justice
Dilton
Central Park Miles
New York
New York City
Harguard
Frall
William Clarke
Carbondale
Eastern
Edwards
Clark
John Grady
Mayfield
Carberdale
William J. Mathews
Peter Manley
Jermyn
Anthew
Am Pian
Grady
Mathews
John St. Jones
R. J. Stuart
Joseph O'Brien
Joseph Toleman
Angela Parno
Dominick Parno
Edgerton
Cne
Ttle
Toleman
Archbard
Fred Kukiman
Mabey
West Side
Coty
Murtaugh
James Murtaugh
William Newey
James Dougherty
Dunmore
Thomas Godwin
Dougherty
Godwin
Jones
Commonwealth
M. BE
McDonald
Patrick Dolan
James Thesser, Jr
Archbald
Dolan
Micha Cannon
Old Forge
Yolihine Thomas
Aiver Watch
John J. Murphy
Tulley
Cannon
Cedar Avenue
Peter Hart
Ontario and Western
D. P. Roche
Nolle Pres
Btone
The
Jay Cobb
Ellen Robbins
Thomas Holtham
Mary Robb
John Tierney
Holtham
Keyser Valley
Law and paving woes stir Scranton concerns
Citizens debate law enforcement failures in Keyser valley robberies and a drunken assault, while paving delays on Wyoming avenue persist due to split property owner votes. A public-spirited resident offers to fund paving in exchange for all-frontage coverage, and community notes mention church letters, Fourth of July plans, and local auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry
Linden
Penn
Washington Avenues
Vanorman Clambers Bridge in Wild Aerial Stunt
Frank Vanorman, from Easton, scales the Lackawanna avenue bridge at dawn and refuses to descend. Police deploy ladder and wires as he walks the girders and swings along telegraph lines before surrendering to the station. He admits no motive aside from a possible mental lapse and is jailed for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vanorman
Easton
Lackawanna Avenue
Day
Molr
Tom Jones
Vanorman
Alderman Howe
Harris Hotel
J. Smith
Melba on nerves and diet boosts stage calm
The Chicago Record cites Melba saying stage nerves stem from indigestion, caused by irregular eating. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to aid digestion, claim safety and cure for stomach issues, with a 60 cent full size package sold by druggists or by mail from Stuart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Madame Melba
Stuart
Drugeiate
Mall
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Reverend Joseph K. Dixon to Visit Penn Avenue Church
Reverend Joseph K. Dixon D D will attend and lead the prayer meeting at Penn Avenue Baptist Church tonight accompanied by his wife. They arrive at 1 45 this afternoon from Asbury Park where they spent the summer and will spend a day or two reviewing the city in hopes Dixon will accept the pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Dixon
D. D
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Dixon
Asbury Park
Hood's Barsaparilla Praised By Carbondale Reader
A Carbondale Pennsylvania reader credits Hood's Barsaparilla for the family’s good health. The message expresses personal satisfaction with the tonic and signs as Mrs. Norgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Norton's
Scranton
Weston Rill CO
Ccranton
Olyphant
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
Shumway
Washington Ave
App Tribune Bulding
MR. Worrel
Cherry Hill
Frank
Fred Kuhlman
Pepper
Joseph Pepner
Tom Lodais
Spring Brook Water Company
Robert C. Adama
L. Posner
William Kane
Adams Avenue
C. M. Giffin
Elm Park
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Sugquhanna
Caele Sam
Mr. Giffin
Central City
Roaring Brook Bridge
Dunmore People’s
Spruce Street
Ireland
Patrick Galdon
Bellevue
Anthony Walsh
Anthony
Lizzie
Phelps Street
Annie Melody
Richard Klelty
Robert L. Frey
C. L. Frey
Lawrenceville
Ri, M. Strong
Schank& Koehler
Lackawaunna Avenue
Crouch Bros
Mears Building
Will
Melba
Rexford’s
Lacka. Ave
China Hall
Knox
Wyoming Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Fat Me Boys Nd
Che
AVA Clothiers
Hedera
A. E. Rogers
DR. Lobb
Capes
Serges
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