Happenings in South Scranton Report Several Arrests
A South Scranton column notes Thomas Sighe of Prospect Avenue charged as abusive after arrest by Patrolman Hawgerty. Thomas Kilcoyne of Cedar Avenue held on assault and parental abuse charges with $200 bail. James Kilcoyne, son, arrested for assault and battery, discharged after father informed. Otto Wynn sentenced to ten years in county jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct at a Cary House event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kiltcoyne
Cedar Avenue
Hawgerty
Onarges Sarvist
Severn
Dayea
Thomas Tiehe
Trespoct Avenue
James
Otto Wynn
Cary Hou
William Connell excursion sets record at Lake Ariel
The excursion by William Connell and his company near Lake Ariel drew a record crowd. Observers praised the event and the generosity of Charles Connell of Lackawanna, who provided transportation for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnn
Wiliam Connell
Lake Ariel
Evere Genve
Charlee Connell
Burial and wedding notices from a local community page
The clipping reports the death of a baby named John Poke buried at Germant Catholic cemetery and announces a wedding planned at St Mary’s church with Rev Christ to officiate. It mentions households on Irving, Pierson, and Willow avenues, social gatherings, and local residents attending events and recalling past farewells.
Illness and travel notes from local residents and services
William Wirth of Wickory street remains ill with his mother in Chicago. Henry Alcaldor Jr returns from Lake Ariel after a week’s visit. Frank B K Campbell comes back from a stay with Wall Foley in Roaring Brook. Julian Schmidt returns from college. Mrs Maria Webber of Irving Avenue to be buried today at 2 pm in Westurn Street cemetery. YWCA services led by Mrs EB Ripple were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Camp Alger
William Wirth
Wickory Street
Chicago
Fiburday
Henry Alcalor
Lake Ariel
Frank BK. Campbell
Binghamton
Wall Foley
Roaring Brook
Julian Schmidt
Ney
J. Cy Schmidt
Mre
Maria Webber
Irving Avenue
Will Omer
Woehturn Street
EB. EL Ripple
Local Notices and Obituary Highlights From Butler Street Area
The week ending June UR includes unadvertised notices for residents such as Miss Maria Conroy Mrs. Margaret Dean and others. The funeral of Katharine Hepnhart occurred from Butler street with services at Petersburg Cemetery attended by railroaders and families. Miss Florence Fowler and Miss Mary Bullock are among residents visiting friends and relatives in town and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdane
Maria Conroy
Margaret Dean
Chestnut Street
James Perwle
TW. Denn
Quincey Ave
Hgridget Durkin
Mary Gilbride
Butler Street
Edward Howe
Mre
Bird Kearney
Charlee Morgan
Wil- Nan McGulty
Cat
Dales Street Baptist Church
Railame Young Men's Christian Association
Jameren
Cleveland
Florence Fowler
Cherry Street
Jett
Marvy Bellis
Avoew
John Miller
Blakely
Green Ridge Notes from Marion Street and Nearby
Marion street residents amble through a string of brief notes. Benson and Hull face illnesses or injuries in separate weeks. Menil spends days in Montrose while Branier heads toward Cyrtdendiate. Stevens visits family in Wyoming. Knapp returns from Camp Alger after a week away. The Ladies Aldergrove of the Presbyterian church plan a rose festival in the church parlors tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.¢. Benson
Marion Street
Robert Hull
Dundaff
I. HH. Menil
Capoure Avenue
Montroe
Pred Branier
Cyrtdendiate
Preehetetian Church
Judd Stevens
Capouse Avenue
Wyoming
Knapp
Camp Alger
West Scranton Jumper Injures Leg After Wall Fall
William Rhymer of 12 South Hyde Park Avenue suffered a double fracture just below the knee when his wheel skidded on Pittston Junction road. He fell over a six foot retaining wall between street car rails and was brought home by his companions after initial treatment at Patricks Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rhymer
Hyde Park Avenue
Rons
Pittston
Pittston City
Mr. Rhymer
Frank Miller
Harry Parkington
Dalton
Lake Winola
Buttermilk Falls
Pittston Junction
Scranton
Duryea
Delaware
Lackawatina
Bloomeburg
Rhymer
Patriek
Scranton Street Railway Plans Rails and Track Extensions
The Scranton Street Railway announces modern rails and ties replacing existing ones on Wacahburn Street and extending the Washburn line toward Jackson Street. Work progresses with Grant Avenue grading and Lafayette street pole placement to extend Swetland Street lines, amid calls to relocate tracks on Swetland Street due to narrow conditions. A council resolution by W V Griffiths proposes action to remove the troublesome section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacahburn Street
Scranton Street Railway
Cammng
Local residents return from trips and summarize summer visits
Miss Celia Connors and Marguerite Wyynhs of Jackson Street visit Tunkhannock. Dr. David L. Jenkins returns from Philadelphia. Dr. Talleson Phillips of Washburn Street graduates with honors from Penn dental, passes state board exams, to begin practice in August. Various locals—J William Davis from Fourteenth Street, W A Paine family from Washburn Street, Mrs. G B Reynolds and Mrs. Robert Walker—return from Reading and Columbia. EB Daniels on five day furlough. Mrs. Jenkins of South Hyde Park Avenue home from Washington. Eloise Smith and Grace visit Kingston. Patrick McCaffrey from St. Joseph’s Seminary home for summer. Benjamin Evans spends day in Wilkes-Barre. John Grant returns from St. Charles College. Mrs. Jonah Evans returns from Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. G Dimmick returns from Clifford. Joseph Murphy at St. Joseph’s Seminary. Mrs. Patrick Flynn and family join him at Lessening for summer work. Mrs. John Edwards returns from Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Connors
Marguerite Wyinhs
Jackson Street
Tunkhannock
David L. Jenkins
Philadelphia
Talleson Phillips
Washburn Stravl
University of Pennsylvania
Dental
J. William Davis
Fourteenth Street
Marietta College
Oho
W. A. Paine
Washburn Street
Columbia, Pa
G. B. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Robert Walker
Division Street
Reading
EB. Daniels
The
Truth
3. W. Jenkins
Etleatt Clifs
Jonah Evans
Eynon Street
Wilkes- Barre
G. Dimmick
North Sumner Avenue
Clifford
Joseph Murphy
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Patrick Flynn
Flynn
Lessenging
John Edwards
Moscow
Red White and Plus Social At South Main Avenue Church
The church on South Main Avenue will host a social tomorrow evening titled Red White and Plus. The event will have a patriotic tone, with a programme of activities and refreshments provided for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tist Church
South Main Avenue
Mult against Westlake over trotting horse heard by alderman
Trial before Alderman Rathday features W A F John suing H J Westlake for return of a trotting horse. Disputes over ownership and debts delay decision as both sides present arguments. Concurrently the Christian Endeavor choir plans a cantata at the Baptist church in Peckville with a special car leaving at 6 40 p.m. Various local residents are noted for travel, hospital visits, or events including church services, furloughs, and a school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Roborts Rathday
W. A. F. Johm
H. J. Westlake
Bt John
McNes
Westlake
Jehu
Atter Fieya
Christian Endeavor Choir
Bette Wat- King
Peckville
Baptist Church
Evan Lewie
David Jones
Olivet College
Olivet
Michigan
Roderick Powell
Carbondale
Thomas Courtneys
North Main
Richard Davies
Green Street
Mone Taylor Hospital
Peter Saliy
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Aiver
Marty Danners
Daniel Tentins
Waverly
M. & Alworth
Church Avenue
Charles Gill
Mice Alworth
Marford
W. T. Davies
Wayne Avenue
Parrish Street
Wilkes-Barre
T. D. Lewis
Amperian Machinists
Richiunl
Jones
Welsh Congregational Church
Thin Place
Congregational Churches
Taylor
A. Maver
East Market Street
Phillinebure
Frank Dowd
Storrsbriaker
Doud
Priceture
Schubert Glee Society
Providence
Ehlet
Delra
Stephen Webbe
T.G.M. Serial Club
England
United States
Death of Delaware Lackawanna clerk in Ramona California
Information reached the city Saturday evening of the death in Ramona California of Thomas Kelley a clerk for fifteen years at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western freight house in this city He went to California for health reasons after a period in El Paso Texas He died in Ramona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramont
Cal
Thomas Kelley
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Freight House
California
el Paso
Texas
Ramona
Obituary notices from Scranton deaths headline series
Several Scranton area obituaries are reported including Mrs Christian H Scharar long active in social and church circles died Saturday born June 3 in Verplanck NY widow of Charles Scharar chief heir of the mining department at Delaware and Hudson Railroad the funeral set private tomorrow at 2 PM. Also Mary McNally West Scranton resident died Saturday at her daughter's home survived by two sons and three daughters with funeral arrangements pending. Other notices include Mrs Honora Malley widow of Owen O Malley Bridget McGovern and Bridget Coleman and Winealn Aloe among the deceased with services noted in St Peters Cathedral and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary McNally
van Buren Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Chestnut Street
Young Men’s League
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harvey's Lake
Delaware and Hudson
League
Young People's Union
Christian H. Scharar
North End
Verplanck
N.Y
Mary Mb Stevens
Mr Scharar
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corpany
North
Hrd
Bheia
West Scranton
James Vaneton
John
M. Bernerdine
Orlock
Honora Malley
Owen O'Malley
Teeideres
South
Washinngton Avenue
Nick Iless
Bhe
Johny O'Donnell
Walter Garman
Peun Avernue
Bridget Coleman
Michiel O Malley
Peter's Cathedral
Mira
Winealn Aloe
Taylor Avenue
Frank
Rath
P. C. Christ
Booth Ride
Petersburg Catholic
Field Day Sports at the Y M C A Draw Big Attendance
The annual Young Men’s Christian Association field day at Athletic Park featured A Allendike of the School of the Lackawanna as standout. Winners across events included Ollendike, Hertel, Y M C A, and others with records noted. Percy Frutchy performed a bicycle exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Young Men's Christian Association
A. Allendike
School of the Lackawanna
Allendike
Tierney
Matt
Gibbs and Quinnan
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Payne and
Kaiser
Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christian Association
Percy Frutchy
Children Day Exercises Held at Multiple Churches
The article details children's day services across several churches. It notes organizers like David Jenking and Miss Marret Davie with choirs and recitations by numerous Misses and Masters. Programs included hymns, scripture readings, and benedictions, with special sermons and cadences by pastors and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Davies
Jennie and
Mayvans
Ruth Thomas
Lillian Jones
Rachel Willams
Edita Evans
Pred, Evans
William Hughes
Thomas Thomas
Thomas Fivans
Arthur Jones
Blodwen Lewis
Gladye H. Jones
Amelia Davis
Elizabeth Morgans
Sara
Blodwen Davies
Jennie
Mamie Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Go'vinck
Joey Jenkina Wie
HM. A. Jones
T. J. Wiliams
Bertha Thomas
Prager
Eoan G. Feese
Missdith Jones
Miseos Flizabeth
Lillian Evans
Elizabeth Cullen
Margaret Thomas
Jennie Davies
May Jenking
Blanche Jones
Filen Roberts
Elizabeth Williams
Maud Morgane
First Baptist Church
Scranton Streat
F. Matthews
Dr. Evans
Evans
G. W H. Watkins
Gertrude Moore
Cora Cramer
Blanche Royce
Frances Crofut
Annie Dagger
Ruth Beddoe
Gertrude Fioyd
Sabbath News Notes Reflect Sunday Activities Across Churches
Grace Linderan reports on a busy Sunday with Chiklen's Day exercises, sermons at Green Bridge Hintlet church and various union prayers. Dozens attended afternoon meetings at Young Men's Christian Association rooms and Kim Park Church, followed by evening services at Plymouth, First Wales, and Tabernacle churches. The Rev. Pierce addressed the summer theme on The Prodigal Son, as pulpits across the city shared scripture, song, and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Linderan
Chiklen
Ken W. J. Bord
J. M. Chance
Young Men's Christian Association
M. . Larkin
Kim Park Church
Green Mice Presbyterian
Miles Irene Kans
Sou Main Avenue
BP. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
R. FY. Pierce
Inet Nistic
Minooka Team Travels for Tunmore Match Postponed by Rain
Minooka baseball club and a large group journeyed to Tunmore to face Lackawanna, but rain caused a postponement. Funeral services for Thomas Kearney held yesterday at Minooka Catholic cemetery. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Loftus at Waverly and Miss Costello with Miss Dempsey in Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loftus
Waverly
Martin Mongan
Westtern
Pennsylvania
Thomas Duffy
Plains
Lugerne County
John C. Coyne
Stafford Street
Charles Seibert
Rochester
N. Y
John Fitahenry
Davis Street
Minooka
Tunmore
Lackawannas
Thomas Kearney
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
May Costello
Margaret Dempsey
Pittston
Mary King
South Maintreet
Moneste
M. F. Judge
Vault of bank prospected by Folmes Electric Protective System
The article notes the bank vault is guarded by the Folmes Electric Protective System. It mentions the security feature and its role in protecting the vault against theft or intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folmes
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South Scranton
Thomas Kilcoyne
Jatl
Thomas Sighe
Aveint
R. Ebacumgion
Wiitnanm Consell Hor
JO Lak Amiel
Squeel Finghes
Joseph Byneele
Ceadnn Avenue
Setwiil
Mehter
Joline
Germ Catholic
Mary Reuter
Henry Kelner
Piiteton Avenue
Witt
Marriag
St. Mary’s Church
Pather Christ
Henry Ziegler
Germany
Killa Ward
Sadie Lotus
Prospoot Avenue
William Myers
Willow Street
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Globe Warehouse
Dot Weather
Lalies
WilLiam Rhymer Nas
Baptist Young People's Union
North Scranton
Thomas Kelly
Manny Vearan
D., L. and
Bridget Mcfovern
Patrick McGiovern
Robert Lynott
Gibson Street
School of the Lackawoona
Ollendike
Mott
Hertel
Welb
Olondike
Firet
Yarrington
Carbondale A
Quinnan
MM. C. A
Beranton
Olienike
Manners
Fest
Holwell
Ollendikke
Gibbe
Scranton V. Mc. A
Annerstadt
Colvin
Pubne
Wilkes-Barre Y
Mt. A
Bryden
Gibbs
Y. M
Payne
Wilkes-Marre
M.C. A
IV Vonla
Oliondike
Kaleo
Quinton
M. C
Giblin
A. Tirets Tarbox
Poayne
Milo Bur—Quinnan
Scranton Y. Mac. A
Beranton VY. M. C. A
Ollenitke
Tarbox
Coluta
Ryce
School of Lackawanna
Scranton Young Men's
Christian
School of the Lackawanns
Faepaeees
Ee Wilkes-Barre
T. Mig
Eesey
Carbondale Alumni Association
Christian Association
Taylor Rede
Steele
Thomas Gilleran
James Nolan
Young Men's
Cooperstown
Logan
O'Neill
Owens
White
Cleary
Biandin
Reese
Gaughan
Rigft
Tom Brooks
John Brooks
McDonald
Mauch Chunk
Haston
Hickory Street Baptist Church
Fred Schuman
Lillian Maus
Magek Warner
Kate Graft
Minnie Riskey
Lena Sehuman
Jcg
Schmidt
Hood
Boston Dental Parlors
Boston
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Nowark
Third National Bank OF Scranton
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Pilsner
Niulnsl
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Sig Lot
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
Dickson M'F
Remupton
Wilkes-Barre, I
Onles
Scranton, Pa
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Practical Timers
Richardson-Boynton
Basges
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