Hymns and Hymn Writers Discussed at Simpson Methods
West Side audience hears W F Woodruff city editor of the Wilkes-Barre Leader speak on Hymns and Hymn Writers at the Simpson Methodist church. Henry Francis Lyte Charles Wesley and William Cowper highlighted with notes on church music origins and early Christian hymns. Funeral for William J Nolan Jr infant son noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bb. Woodruff
Wilkes-Barre
Simpson
R Episcopal Church
Mr. Woodruff
Henry Ifrancis Lyte
Charles Wesley
William Cowper
Remarkable Bellevue Mine Night By West Side Society
West Side society members enjoyed a guided Friday tour through the Bellevue mines arranged by Mr and Mrs George Benore of South Main Avenue. The group toured the shaft met by mine foreman Gert Green and Electrician Culbertson then explored haulage and criss cuts before returning to surface for a social at the Benore residence with speeches and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Kenore Attorney and Mrs G L Peck Mr and Mrs Robert Walker Misses Morris Edwards Gordon Noakes and others from New York City and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryer
West Side Society
Bellevue Mines
George Henore
Soutth Matn Avenue
Mins Morris
Brooklyn
Gert Green
Culbertson
George Kenore
G. L. Peck
Robert Walker
Margaret Phiwards
Florence and Margaret Gibbs
Heith Richards
Ea Williams
Helle Vipond
Mies Morris
New York
John R. Edwards
Gordon Noakes
Mr. Hillis
New York City
Edward Thayer
Curt Andrews
Frank Mansfield
Harry Decker
Stray car blockage leads to street scuffle and fines
Motorman Edward Quinnan ordered a Wagon obstructing Jackson street and Main avenue to move. Teamster William H. Harrie refused, sparking a brief fight that ended with Patrolman Matthews escorting both to the station. Alderman Owen D. Johns fined them $2 each for the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Quinnan
William H. Harrie
Jackson Street
Main Avenue
Harris
Matthews
Owen D. Johns
Funeral of John Jt Bird Held
Funeral services for the late John Jt Bird were conducted with pallbearers and mourners in attendance. Burial followed at the local cemetery as the community paid tribute to a longtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John JT Bird
John
Funeral of the Integra George Johnson
The funeral of George Johnson of 406 Washburn Street occurred yesterday afternoon at his residence. Rev. M. H. Mills of St. David's Episcopal Church delivered the sermon. Immediate friends attended and naval tributes were noted. Pallbearers included Daniel Peynon Henry Seymour John Thomas Harry Davies James Williams John Marchant Edward O Poyle Gus Mc Dee John Coyne Jacob Henry John Patt and Philip Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Integra
George Johnson
Washburn Street
M. H. Mills
S J. David's Episcopal Church
Daniel Peynon
Henry Seymour
John Thomas
Harry Davies
James Williams
John Marchant
Edward O'Poyle
Gus Mc Dee
John Coyne
Jacob Henry
John Patt
Philip Rupp
Dog Attacks Boy. Officer Kills Animal on Street
A dog mauled a child on Hampton Street causing harm before a passerby special officer Patrick McNamara shot the dog dead. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon as Peter Hemmerschied played nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Hampton Street
Peter Hemmerschied
Patrick McNamara
Residents visiting friends and relatives across towns
Mrs. Frank Mets of Tenth street visits friends in Honesdale. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Lu gern e street travel to Philadelphia due to their daughter's illness. Mrs. Hunt of Hampton Junction returns home after visiting Mrs. W. T. Ace on South Lincoln Avenue. Miss Jennie Challis of Waverly is hosted by her uncle Thomas J. Williams on Roberts Court. Mrs. Gideon Moser of Lafayette Street visits friends in Factoryville. J. B. McCannon of North Lincoln Avenue entertains his mother Mire. Lawrence McConnon of Waymart is noted. Miss Jennie McHugh of Luzerne Street resigns from the Lackawanna Laundry to visit Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mets
Tenth Street
Honesdale
John Smith
Lugerne Street
Philadelphia
Hunt
Hampton Junction
W.T. Ace
South Lincoln Avenue
Jennie Challis
Waverly
Thomas J. Williams
Roberts Court
Gideon Moser
Burglary Attempt Reported at Hyde Park Mine
Late Friday evening an attempted burglary occurred at the Hyde Park mine as Night Watchman William Lewis made rounds between 10 and 10 30. Intruders broke into the weigh-house, left a disordered interior, and fled after finding no money in daily coal cases. No other damage or theft reported. The West Side hospital board held a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
William Lewis
Fane
West Side Hospital
Ladies' Wear Fashions In Bold Solid Colors And Fancies
For ladies wear the feature showcases solid colors and fanciful patterns in innovative styles. Bold palettes and new textures offer surprising options never seen before.
Bargain Hosiery and Underwear Sale This Saturday
100 dozen ladies taffeta items in multiple sizes, Saturday at 49c. Men’s Harvard ribbed underwear also in stock, Saturday at 10c. Black or tan half hose at 59c per case, regualr full pairs. Men’s fancy web suspenders two for 25c. Light, comfortable apparel for daily wear.
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Harvard
Sic
West Side Business Directory Notary Public and Vendors
NOTARY PUBLIC B G MORGAN & CO NOTARIES Public Real Estate Foreign Exchange and Ocean Ticket Agents Office 114 Jackson street over Musgrave's drug store Harriet J Davis Florist Cut flowers and funeral designs 14 South Main avenue two doors from Jackson street Second Hand Furniture J C King 101 to 7 West Lackawanna avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Notary Public
B. G. Morgan & 8On
Notaries Public
Real Eatate
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Renta
Jackson Street
Musgrave’s
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J.C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
College students return home for summer visits
David ER. Jones of Olivet College Michigan returned home to spend the summer with his parents the Rev Mr and Mrs BR. 8. Jones Wilton Fitzgerald from Holy Cross Worcester Mass is home Thomas Jenkins of Lackawanna called on friends in this part of the city Saturday Joseph Myers from North Main Avenue is visiting friends at Dalton William Boner of Green Ridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ER. Jones
Olivet
Michigan
Jones
Wilton Fitegerald
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Thomas Jenkins
Lackawanna
Joseph Myers
North Main Avenue
Dalton
Wiliam Bowner
Green Ridge
Local Baseball Game Highlights and Notable Arrivals
Two thousand people watched the Eurekae defeat West Side Athletics by 7 to 0 yesterday afternoon. David Smith returned from a visit with relatives in Wilkee Barree and George W Benedict arrived home from Carlisle as street plans note a June 22 departure for a trip abroad.
Birthday surprise for Mrs. Schwindt on Pennington Ave
A Friday evening party at Mrs. C. G. Schwindt's Pennington avenue home honored her birthday with a bountiful supper. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Kibler, Dr. and Mrs. Kolb,Mr. and Mrs. Berg hauser, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher, and others. A July 20 picnic is planned by St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Club in Central Park garden. Royal Arcanum Day events are set for Saturday evening at The Tribune office. A double wedding is announced for June 22 at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church for Fred W. Jones with Miss Mary James and Charles Kuester with Miss Edith Jones. couples will travel to Atlantic City, returning June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Schwindt
Pennington Avenue
George Jones
A. Kibler
A. Kolb
J. Berghauser
J. Christopher
Betterly
Madden
George Hoffman
Armbrust
Henry Armbrust
Levey
Powell
Haefner
Hilt
Coleman
Kate Berghauser
George Hoffecker
St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Club
Central Park Garden
St. John's Society
Laurel Hill Park
Royal Arcanum
South Side
Tribune
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. Race
Entombed miner seriously injured in a Holden blast scene
Hu bert Flannery lay in Miooka cemetery. James Kelly benefit at Callery's hall. Miss Mary Barrett of Wyoming visited relatives. M. J. Eagan of Jermyn called. Joseph Ruddy a Holden mines miner injured by a premature blast and transported home for care with uncertain prognosis. W G Mullein wheeled to Mayfield on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Flannery
Miooka
James Kelly
Callery's
Evenng
Mary Barrett
Wyoming
M. J. Eagan
Jermyn
Joseph Ruddy
Holden Mines
W. G. Mullein
Mayfield
Local Obituaries Include Freeman and Roach Tragedies
Mrs Lizzie R Freeman wife of Reed Freeman proprietor of Freeman Manufacturing and Binghamton Overall Company died suddenly in this city after visiting her son Louis R Freeman. Funeral to be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from 10 Pine Street Binghamton. Patrick Roach fifth ward constable died at 41 after living with relatives at 020 Capouse Avenue funeral mass at St Peters Cathedral Tuesday at 9 AM Interment Dunmore Catholic Cemetery. William Jenkins North End resident died Saturday after long illness funeral this afternoon at 3 PM Rev D P Jones officiating Interment Washburn Street Cemetery. Ernest Whitney four year old son of Mr and Mrs Christopher Whitney died Saturday. Funeral tomorrow from residence in Jermyn.
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Ben Johnson
Ninth Street
Moses
Andrew
William Kecha
Kelly's Patch
Johnson
Ben Aronovitch
Scranton Street
Lyceum Theater
Jackson Street
Young People's Society
The
First Welsh Congregational Church
Joshua Eling
David Hughes
Annie T. Humphrey's
David Jenkins
Lissie Lewis
Thomas Davis
Benjamin Hughes
William J
Michael Nolan, Jr
Emmet Street
Hyde Park Catholic
M. Muir
North Rebecca Avenue
Davis & Beagle
Foriets
Handley
Lizzie R. Freeman
Reed BR. Freeman
Freeman Manufacturing Company
Binghamton Overall Company
Binghamton
N. Y
Pine Street
Patrick Roach
Seventh Ward
Frank Campbell
Capouse Avenue
Mr. Roach
St. Peter's Cathedral
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
William Jenkins
North End
Putnam Street
Nanticoke
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
West Side
Washburn Street
Ernest
Christopher Whitney
Jermyn
Alto Horn Causes Trouble In Band Room Fight
Charles Moore of Bauer's band clashed with a homeowner, WN A Hulbert, on Wyoming avenue when Hulbert seized the alto horn. Moore struck away a pocket knife, knocked Hulbert down, and a chair flew harmlessly. Band members removed Hulbert from the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Bauer
WN. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Moore
Hulbert
Moore
Lally's Peculiar Plight Over Missing Trousers
Thomas Lally faced an unpleasant incident Saturday after a dispute over trousers led to the arrest of David Williams of Hampton Street. Lally entered Krotosky's clothing store on Lackawanna Avenue and selected a promising pair when complications arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lally
David Williams
Hampton Street
Lally
Krotosky
Lackawanna Avenue
Man Flees Paying for New Trouser Theft
In a shop a man swapped old trousers for new, pocketing the old money. He fled to Alderman Millar and swore out a warrant for David Williams of Hampton Street after Williams allegedly entered the retiring room and took Mr. Lally’s reliefs. Williams posted $300 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Millar
David Williams
Hampton Street
David
Henrie Date and Place of Death at South Main
Albert C. Henrie died this morning at his late residence 110 South Main avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Henrie
South Main Avenue
Johnsons in a warrant war fueled by revenge
Mary Johnson, a Black woman, issued warrants after her own arrest on a door breaking charge by Mrs. Parfrey. Minor Johnson was jailed on alleged relations with Parfrey, and Mr. Johnson posted bail for desertion and non support. Parfrey faced a separate bail hearing for alleged complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Fpartrey
Johnson
No. 16
Lackawanna Avenue
Allen Gardner Bantam Bout Tonight at Music Hall
Joe Allen and Toby Gardner two bantamweights meet in a ten round bout at Music Hall likely settling the section’s rivalry. They fought four rounds six weeks ago with Gardner taking the decision, Allen’s backers claim he can prove superiority in a longer match. Three preliminaries include Jack Tighe versus John Malloy in a four round clash, Tighe seen as the more scientific but Malloy probably stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Allen
Toby Gardner
Music Hall
Gardner
Allen
Jack” Tighe
James Judge
John Malloy
Strorger
Tighe
Teachers Committee to Compile City School Candidates
The teachers committee of the board of control will meet to begin listing candidates recommended for employment in the city schools for the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
June term of criminal court docketed for two weeks
The June term of criminal court will begin this morning and run two weeks adjourning the day before the Fourth. About 200 cases appear on the list, mainly backlogged from prior terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Professional Directory Update in Scranton Area
A dense listing presents doctors and specialists with addresses and hours. Notable entries include DR T Revy at the Jewell Building 3 Spruce Street and Dr Anna Law at 8 Wyoming Ave with varied daily hours, along with attorneys in the Commonwealth and Traders' Bank buildings and a veterinary service at 124 Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Watson, Difhl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
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W. FE. Wooderoff
Kee Barre
St. Wierd
Lafayette Street
St. Patrick's Church
F. P. McNally
Father McNaily
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Michael Hannihan
Nicholas Helsting
David Curry
Michael Finn
James McHale
John McHale
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore
Burgess
Board of Health
Burke Street
Manley's
Weidreeday
Lawrence
U. & Cruiser
Bowman
Wanderer
Rubenstein
Thomas Jordan
Bernardo del Carpio
Sallie Gillgan
Mendelssohn
Queen Victoria
F. May Simpson
Marjorie Eden
Genevieve Biesecker
Laura O'Hara
Anna Young
Beyer
Lady Slavey
Tours
Adeline Barnard
Waterloo
Bypon cc c
Nellie Dougherty
Freetho
Jory
Macalay
Kitty Horan
Evelyn Montgomery
Pyramus
Thishe
Luctaha Snyder
Solo
Percy James
Martha C. Matthews
N. T. Houser
Spanugl
Selection Orchestra
St. Mark's Church
Baquimaux
Roy Wood
Mies Muggins
Bessie Marsh
Marie Brongon
Priscilla Winterstein
Queen of Hearts
Susan Holler
Jack of Hearts
Frank McKane
Gertrude Matthews
Maria Webber
Spectre
Hattie Foster
Mia
Tom Thumb
Joseph Winterstein
Annie Luton
Columbia
Miss Sheera
Elgct
A. L. Austin
Blakely Street
New Jersey
Charles Farrer
Cherry Street
Mre. Oswald
George
Newark
N. J
BE. A. Wert
Augusta F. Pinkhey
Albert J. Hollander
Peter Pinkney
Providence
Allen-Gardner
Hood
Castoria
Conrad
Ceorge W. Coleman
Wyoming Valley
W. & S. Automatic
BURR
Drexel
Baldwin's
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Bateson
Washington Avenue
E T. Frevy
Jewell
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
W. BH. Allen
North
C. L. Freas
W. Grook
Ospital
Linden Street
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Patterson & Wilcon
Traders National Bank
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonwealth Building
Frank T. Okell
Rooms Coal Exchange
James W. Oak
Iean
Frade Building
I P
Ee Eel Samuel W. Edgar
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
C. Comegys
Do. B. Replogle
Mears Building
F. Killiam
A. Wyoming Avenue
Boranton, Pa
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Attorney- St Aaw
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranon
Barking & Msweeney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Poward H. Davis
B. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor. Wash
Ave
Frederick IL
BROWN
Price Building
T. J. Lachy & Son, Architects
PR F. IL
H. F. Reynolds
B. ¥. Harrison
Main Ave
C. C. Laubach
C. Bnover
Lacka
Jos. Kuettel
School OF the Lackawanna
Beranton
Thomas N. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Adama Avenue
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Malin Avesuie
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Zeigler
Ee Bcranton
Law
Victor Koch
R. J. Bauer
Muale
Megargee Brothers
Frank P. Brown & CO
Weat Lackawanne Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Williame Bullé
Postofice
Rex
Thirune Publishing CQ
Disney iLone
Thla
Dr. Peal
Dr. Peel
Loidseas Peak Manhine Co
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Cor
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