Quiet double wedding in Dunmore by local Presbyterian parsonage
The article reports a quiet double wedding in Hingham Fair area with John Edmund Milner and Margaret Stewart and Andrew Coulter and Anna Williams. The couples left by Delaware Lackawanna and Western train and were married by Rev Dunham. The Milner and Coulter families are noted locals with coal company ties. couples plan to reside in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edmund Milner
Margaret Stewart
Andrew Coulter
Anna Williams
William Seiger
Presbyterian
Hinghaman
Harper Street
Mise Matearet Stewart
North Apple Street
Cope Street
Dunham
Milner
Joseph Stewart
Apple Street
Coulter
John Williama
North Main Avenue
Ner
Penneylvania Coal Company
Otr
Arlington
Dunmore
Fisherman Injures Fingers Chewing Forest Berries
William Selger sustained severe finger lacerations while chewing wild berries found during a fishing trip near Tie Pound in Wayne County. His companions bandaged the wounds and they headed home as a doctor hoped to save his fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Selger
Spring Street
Tie Pound
Wayne County
Selger
Junior Epworth League Entertainment at Methodist Parish Hall
The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church schedules an entertainment Monday evening in the church parlors. It will use new formats and charge an admission of ten cents, granting attendees refreshments at the end. Tomorrow services at local churches include Presbyterian pastor Rev W F Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tun Conta
Tomorreow
Presbyterian
W. F. Gibbons
Pas
Local Patent Remedies Ad Spur Market Buzz
A small classified item lists Paine's Celery Compound Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Mellon's Food with prices 38c and 55c. The notice cites George W Jenkins at his tor Main Avenue shop as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Pinkham's
Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
Mellon
Weekly City Church Services and Local Notices
Morning sermon on The World's Great Leader and evening sermon A Miracle of Grace at the Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev Ac Dean Cleft. Sunday school and teen groups scheduled with times. Baptism recently administered. Funeral of George H Jeffrey held private at Dunmore cemetery. Junior Order of American Mechanics meets tonight. Scranton Brew works idle. workers paid yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Christian
Elise
Seare
I. Bulein
Thoy Avenue Christian Church
Mulgin
George H. Jeffrey
Penjlimb Jeffrey
Monroe Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Order of American Mechanics
Henry Davis
Ward Street
Scranton Brove Works
Ladies Wear Sale Promises Silk Trimmings and Vests
A catalog note advertises women’s ecru and white vests with short sleeves or sleeveless, featuring full silk trimmings. Prices indicate a 25 cent tag for typical vests. The announcement emphasizes an upcoming sale day this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecru
West Scranton Animals Stampede Breaks and House Entry
A horse owned by Liveryman Nealls in West Scranton became afflicted with the blind staggers yesterday. It broke a fence on Edwards Court, entered multiple yards, leaped onto a porch and crashed through a front window, causing furniture damage before being bled and led away by Dr. Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealls
Suzerne Street
Edwards Court
Pittston
Benjamin Morgans
Evan D. Jones’ Howe
Sumner Avenue church hosts weeknight entertainment and supper
All entertainment and an old-fashioned supper are planned at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church on Mat foy and Tuesday evenings next week. Top local talent includes David Stephens tenor Philip Warren baritone James Dr Grittia comedian Charles Hartley ventriloquist Walst Mien Burle Riack soprano Mrs George Carr banjoist and Harry Miller Robet. Ladies prepare an elaborate supper with ice cream for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Matfoy
Tudedey
David Stephens
Philip Hy Warren
James Dr. Grittia
Camediamn
Charles Hartley
Voters in Fifth Ward choose council candidate today
Between 4 and 7 pm voters in the four Fifth Ward districts elect a successor to John H. Walker. The Republican nominee is Charles Gadishall of South Sumner Avenue, with independents Edwin G. Hughes Patrick Mitchell and GW Dorsey also running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Walker
Charles Gadishall
South Sumner Avenue
Edwin G. Hughes
Patrick Mitchell
GW. Dorsey
Reorganization Meeting Set for Company F at St. Davids Hall
Major Eugene D. Fellows invites Company F members to meet in St. Davids hall this evening at S oclock to plan a full reorganization. Officers are not guaranteed to continue. members may elect new leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. Fellows
St. David's Hall
Community Notices and Obituaries From Local Church and Hall
Various events and notices from the area include a memorial service for Sister Morcan and a farewell for Adjutant and Mrs Linus at the Salvation Army barracks, the funeral of Mrs Liewellyn from Mrs D M Jones’s home with interment at Waechburtn Street Cemetery, a burglary at a saloon on Lafayette Street with theft of cash and goods, a Girls Club service at the YWCA, and Baptist youth union reports from Pittston. Church services, meetings, and entertainments are scheduled across several venues, with ongoing fire investigation at Drothorpe and Watine’s store and a plan for sinking work for Nebble & Company beginning Monday. choir rehearsals and other community activities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Mra. Morcan
Mra
Linus
Mra. Liewel-lyn
D. M. Jones
Eynon Treet
First Welch Baptist Church
Pittston
OF. OY. Powree
Drothorpe & Wat
Hippie Dehwebongy Society
Laat
Thomas J. Keiwards
First Baptist Church
Gachil West
T. MM
Adame Avenue
Join Fowler
Nebble & Company
Wilkes-arre
Rock,new and
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
John T. Watkins
L. B.A
Bt. Leo
Aostetters Celebrated in Faded Stomach Bitters Ad
An old advertisement extols Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters claiming it cures stomach worms and related ailments. The copy praises the product as reliable and warns it wards off future issues, presenting it as a tested remedy despite garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoatetter
Local Lodge Excursions and Meetings Noted
Camp No. 295 P O S of A plans a Harvey's Lake trip on Wednesday August 9. Enterprise Lodge No. 2 L K of A holds a special meeting Monday evening. Capouse Colliery Mine Accident Fund hosts an excursion to Mountain Park June 24. Isranch No 14 AI HI will install officers tomorrow afternoon. Rev T Valentine Kwana D R of South Wales will preach at First Welsh Baptist tomorrow. Miss Lees and Miss Nichols No 19 school pupils will picnic at Nay Aug Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey's Lake
Enterprise Lodge
L. K. of A
Capouse Colliery Mine Accidental Fund
Mountain Park
Isranch No. 14
Ancient
Order of Hiberniana
Local residents attend ceremonies and visit kin in city notes
Miss Gwennie Thomas attends graduation exercises in Philadelphia. Mrs YT Culling and Son of San Francisco visit Mr and Mrs Bri Morgan on South Main. Douglas Ward returns from Paterson New Jersey. Benjamin F Carpenter visits grandmother Mrs H M Fellows. Evan F B Williams returns from Marietta Ohio for summer. Fred B R Jones, theater press agent, visits his parents on Jackson Street. Mrs Willian rink of Washburn Street is reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwennie Thomas
North Main Avenue
Philadelphia
YT. J. Culling and Son
San Francisco
Bri. G. Morgan
South Main Avenue
Douglas Ward
North Sumner Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Benjamin F. Carpenter
Floorshore
H. M. Fellows
Tenth Street
Evan FB. Williams
Plane 6683 and address orders to Sharkey in Hyde Park
A fragmented notice references Plane 6683 and directions to South Side central city and central Hyde Park with address orders to C B Sharkey at 114 Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Seventh Annual Picnic and Games at Central Park
The South Scranton event features the Electric Svela and Athletic club picnic at Central Park with an afternoon and evening program. Local athletes are registered for many contests and a tug of war between the Scranton Athletic club and the Electric club is set for 7 oclock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Svela and Athletic Club
Central Park
Scranton Athletic Club
Electric Club
Social Evening At Miss Berghinver’s Home
Miss Lena Berghinver hosted a Wednesday gathering on Bim street with cards music and refreshments. Guests included Lissie Horbach Lille Knoll Loutke Blotter Lena Annie Mame Berryhatuerdt Meyers Percy Benney Milton Mire Sam Cleat Lester Young and Charles Hergiuueer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Berghinver
Bim Street
Miss Berghausers Gueshth
Afisees
Lissie Horbach
Lille Knoll
Loutke Blotter
Lena
Annie
Mame Berryhatuerdt
Meyers
Percy Benney
Milton Mire
Sam Cleat
Lester Young
Charles Hergiuueer
Amateur photography talk highlights Cedar avenue gathering
Miss Anna Van Nort, secretary of the Young Women's Christian association, led a regular meeting at Cedar avenue rooms with a talk on amateur photography and a showing of views. Refreshments were served and a final gathering is planned for tomorrow afternoon at 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Anna van Nort
Association
Miss van Nort
Community social planned at Cedar Avenue church parlors
The Lode Ald society of the Cedar avenue Methodist Episcopal church will conduct a ice cream and cake social at the church parlors Tuesday night. Miss Caroline Saller of Cedar avenue has returned from a visit at Behemeca today New York. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Willum Klee of Trook street. M J Foley Cedar avenue hotel man has retired from Harrisburg after attending the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Behenectady
N.Y
Willum Klee
Trook Street
M. J. Foley
Harrisburg
Misses Grace Bowen and Mary DvPuch Return Home
MOSCOW reports Grace Bowen and Mary DvPuch returning home from Scranton after several days with friends. Mis Wesley Plesecker of Scranton visited sister Mary Piesecker on Thursday. Miss Buela Brown left for Stroudsburg to spend several weeks. The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a quilting at their rooms. Children’s day exercises set for Sunday at 10:50 a.m. Miss Jane Dennis spending the summer at Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bowen
Mary DvPuch
Scranton
Mis
Wesley Plesecker
Mary Piesecker
Sue
Cordelia Pyle
Lake Bonaparte
Batcock
Hollisterville
Cooper
Cooper Strait
Taylor and Family
Mina Sue Pyle
Buela Brown
Stroudsburg
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jane Dennis
Plymouth
North Scranton Happenings and Concert Preview
Community notices report a relief program featuring Harry Danvers, two coal mine accidents at Manville, and Frank Kerrigan injured. John R. Owens seeks alderman, Citizens' band to play an outdoor concert at the square with a Mountain Park trip August 13 and a detailed musical program conducted by Professor G Crumy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Danvers
Manville
Frank Kerrigan
Keyser Avenue
Charles Coyle
John RB. Owens
Surprise party honors Mr Harry Danvers at Wayne Avenue
Friends hosted a Delightful Surprise party Friday at Mr Harry Danvers home on Wayne Avenue. Music and singing delighted guests. refreshments followed as the evening ended with compliments to the host and a cheerful departure. Attendees included Hessle Williams Jennie Williams Annie Ditzeler Annie Morris Lily Danvers Bessle Cohen Gussie Cohen Mazie Meyers Ethel Matthews Beale Beale Roderick Morris Robert Thomas David Games Robert Price Joseph Cohen Carl Anderson Fred Robinson Willie Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Danvers
Wayne Avenue
Misses Hessle
Jennie Wiliams
Annie Ditzeler
Annie Morris
Lily Danvers
Bessle
Gussie Cohen
Mazie Meyers
Ethel Matthews
Catherine
Hannah Beale
Helen Roderick
Miner Injuries Report From Local Mines
Funk Kerrigan of Keyser avenue was badly cut when a squib ignited a charged hole and coal fragments struck him. Charles Coyle of Green Ridge was buried under a top coat fall at the Marvine mine and rescued by coworkers before being taken home by mine ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk Kerrigan
Keyser Avenue
Charles Coyle
Green Ridge
Marvine
Residents and visitors share news from North Main to Warren Street
Stanley Sitkman of Buffalo stays at North Main avenue. Charles Henward and son attended Keystone academy commencement in Factoryville. Mrs. David Savare of Mynmouth visits her son. Thomas F E Bavace of Must Market Street. Nelson Gillespie of New York visits sister Annie Gillespie of Oak Street. Margaret and Melinda McGovern of Brick Avenue return from Philadelphia. Marie Kelly and Kate Lynott of West Market Street return from Carbondale. Theresa and Lizzie Thayne of Margaret Avenue sail to Long Beach for summer. Hadward Lewis and John Davis attend Con promotional church convention in Mt Carmel. Alexander Campbell of Nanticoke visits Lown yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sitkman
Buffalo
North Main Avenue
Charles Henward
Factoryville
Keystone Academy
David Savare
Mynmouth
Philadelphia
Marie Kelly
Kate Lynott
West Market Street
Carbondale
Theresa
Lizzie Thayne
Margaret Avenue
Long Taland
Titus Davis
Warren Street
Marion Davis
Moston
Hadward Lewis
John Davis
Con
Mt. Carmel
Alexander Campbell
Nanticoke
Lown
St. Cecilia Graduates Named for Private Ceremony
The closing of St. Cecilia Academy on Wreming Avenue will be private this year. The academic department lists graduates including Mary and other names readied for diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia’s Academy
Wreming Avenue
Aire
Mary
Missionary Georgiana Dean and Peruna Endorsement
Miss Georgiana Dean's San Francisco background? Actually Chicago. She taught in Liberia for three years with the M E Church then trained as a nurse at Frances Willard Hospital in Chicago. She later studied nursing and earned a degree at Frances E Willard Temperance Hospital in Chicago. The letter praises Peruna as a reliable remedy for catarrhal dyspepsia and invites readers to request a free health book from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Dean
Liberia
M. E. Church
Chicago
Frances E. Willard National Temperance Hospital of
Pe-ru-na
List of names in commercial department and staff
A readable fragment lists multiple individuals including Margaret Burke Lorette Catfrey Mabel Doran Josephine Pata Leonard Anna Loudlee McLoughlin Katherine Reede Adelaide Brown Mary Cawley Katherine Monte Eileen Ginley Honora Glynn Mary Hughes Mary Kare Gracie Kenny Helen Nolan Killian Sullivan John Dawson Peter Lynn and Joseph ODonell in the commercial department and bookkeeping roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet Burke
Lorette Genevieve Catfrey
Mabel Dorothy Doran
Josephine Pata Leonard
Anna Loudlee McLoughlin
Katherine Fitzabeth Reede
Adelaide Florence Brown
Mary Genvieve Cawley
Katherine Veronica Monte
Eileen Emma Ginley
Honora Alphonsus Glynn
Mary Antoinette Hughes
Mary Edward Kare
Gracie Barnaba Kenny
Helen Elizabeth Nolan
Killian Marie Sullivan
John Joseph Dawson
Peter Maul Lynn
Bonk-Keeping
Joseph Patrick O'Donnell
Steamers to be repaired under city ordinance
The joint fire department committee of councils met last night to authorize repairs for the Franklin General Phinney and Crystal steamers. Eight hundred dollars was appropriated for the Franklin and Phinney engines, with a further four hundred for all three engines. An ordinance to allocate this amount from the repairs of apparatus item is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Fire Department
Franklin
Local Notes and Socials From Gibson Scranton and Montrone
Miss Heathley Muliken of Gibson visits H F Maurer for the past week. Charlee Cox of Scranton, son of the late William L Cox, visits Monte. Miss Panny Jessup of Scranton boards at Mrs Wilborcoma. Henry Pordham builds a cottage at Eth Lake. The YMCA reception Friday evening was well attended. The funeral of W L Cox held Thursday at 3 20 pm. Artist Smillie and family return to Montrone. William Arden of Ovid joins local business. Summer Normal school continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heathley Muliken
Gibson
H. F. Maurer
Charlee Cox
Scranton
William L. Cox
Monte
Panny Jessup
Mra
Wilbor Coma
Henry Pordham
Eth Lake
Young Men’s Christian Association
W. L. Cox
Smillie
Montrone
William Arden
Ovid
Session ends after five weeks with timely close
The session concludes today after five weeks of work. Miss Sarah Holden of Scranton is visiting friends in Springville. The Yours Men's Christian Association basketball team from this place plays Factoryville today at Factoryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cloe
Sarah Holden
Scranton
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Asbury Orchestra
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Manners’ Pharmacys
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South Scranton News
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Epanglal Banner
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BR. J Reese
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North End
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ST. Cecilia
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Frances Willard
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