West Scranton Graduates of No 13 School Close Exercises
West Scranton public school pupils completed final exams and promotions led by No 1 achieving a large eighth grade class, No 16 sending seven pupils, and No 12 hosting a class prophecy. The program featured recitations, duets, solos, and a post event talk on Christianity amid an ice cream and cake reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
No. 1
No. WM
Crrummar Boond
Boond
Gianimar Afron Neo i School
Whiteh Pref
Thirid Owens
Nellie Trease
Minima Keawards
Tha Heek
Thaceel James
Anna John
Anna Jones
Dane Jones
Stella Jones
Lille Jeunes
Nellie House
Ida Heck
Anna
Eva Thomas
Amanda Morgan
Clara Veith
Owens
Dolly Gray
Sidnes
Auction Sale of Children Sparks Small Salvae Gathering
The much talked of Auction Sale of Children was held at the Salvae from Avia barticks on Price street last evening and drew a smaller crowd than anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avia Barticks
Price Street
Children's Day exercises at Plymouth church schedule
The annual Children’s Day exercises occur tomorrow at Plymouth Congregational Church replacing regular services. The Home School presents The Character Building Service in the morning under Superintendent P H J Means and Chorister Gomer Teese, with a choir of seventy five children. Evening programs at Plymouth begin 7 10 with Chorister Richard F Henry and Organist Elizabeth A Marchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
PH. J. Means
Gomer Teese
Sherman Avenue
Plymouth
Richard Fhmps
Bligebeth A. Marchant
Owners stage friendly match race for three bent horses
Albert Wicks William Bruning and Mr Scott of North Hyde Park avenue organized a informal race on Elmhurst boulevard speed Way. The first heat went to Wicks horse the second to Scott and the third to Weeks horse which Teferert Henry Justin declared the winner. A rematch among the same horses is planned for a date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wicks
William Bruning
Mr. Scott
Hyde Park Avenue
Elmhurst Boulevard
Wicks
Scott
Weeks
Teferert Henry Justin
Tennis Schedule At West Side Club Mixed And Men’s Singles
The West Side Tennis Club has arranged today’s games including mixed singles with Charles Kk Daniels and Mabel rist, men’s singles featuring John Tt Medwards and Herbert Chatfield, and mixed doubles with George Waters, Anna Mast Richards, Palmer Williams, and Anna Mason. Also listed are mixed singles Eli Harris and Ana FEvans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Tennis Club
Charles Kk. Daniels
Mabel Rist
John Tt
Medwards
Herbert Chatfield
George Waters
Anna Mast Richards
Palmer Williams
Anna Mason
Eli Harris
Ana Fevans
Talent social program at Miss Hughes home
A brief evening talent social and entertainment list recitals by Phlina Colo Alda Atkinson Annie Thomas Cordelia Owens Blodwin Jenkins and Miss Laurva De Gruchy featuring recitation violin solo and ophine sulo from Phila Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sther Hughes
Thirteenth Street
Phlina Colo
Alda Atkinson
Annie Thomas
Cordelia Owens
Blodwin Jenkins
Laurva de Gruchy
Ladies' Waists and Satin Pillows for Saturday
Beautiful gingham shirt waists with full front tucks and back pleats. One dollar waist with 9 cent local tax. Art Department offers two great items for Saturday shoppers: 18 inch ruffled satin pillows in art designs and 26 inch plain top ruffle pillows at 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinseeacn Co
Satururday
Musical recital lineup includes soloists and quartet
Naomi Griffiths performs a solo piece, Barah Lewis offers a whistling solo, B. F F. Hughes leads a quartet, and Hather Hughes accompanies on piano. The reader is invited to enjoy a program featuring varied vocal and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion Naomi Griffiths
Barah Lewis
B. F F. Hughes
Quartette
Hather Hughes
Funeral Rites Held For Benjamin Langford
Rev H C McDermott officiated at the funeral held yesterday afternoon at the house on Seventh Street for Benjamin Langford. Pallbearers included J A Nicholls W A Bartres John Lyon and John Flannery. Interment followed at Cambria cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McDermott
Bimpson Methodial Episcopal Church
Benjamin Langford
South Seventh Street
J. A. Nicholls
W. A. Bartres
John Lyon
John Flannery
Cambria Cemetery
Trustees Extend Talent Money Return to July Seventeen
The board of trustees votes to push the return date for talent funds to July seventeenth, instead of June, and schedules a business meeting after Thursday prayer on June twenty seventh. A joint excursion is planned with Penn Avenue Baptist to Lake Leclaire, with tickets at sixty cents for adults and zero cents for children. An upcoming board session aims to balance the June end figures. A concert is planned for Olyphant this week for an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Lake Leclere
Silent social planned for Jackson Street Baptist estate
Misses Elizabeth Davis Ida Hughes and Kather Hughes will host a silent social this evening on thirteenth street to benefit the Jackson Street Baptist estate. Esther Davies returns from Minwesfield State Normal School. Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church set services in Welsh at 10 am and in English at 8 pm. Evangelist Nivabel spoke at Main avenue and Jackson Street last night. Frankling and Columbias showed well in the parade. Josiah Thomas injured at Decker's court in Oxford mine. Thomas Francis hurt by a fall of coal at Bellevue mine. Mr and Mrs DOD Evans and daughter Stella and son Pantel depart today for the Pan-American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davis
Ida Hughes
Kather Hughes
Thirteenth Street
Jackson Street
Esther Davies
South Main Avenue
Minwesfield State Normal School
Bellevue
Don. Dershimer
Blakely
A. M. Dershiner
Evangelist Nivabel
Main Avenue
Dacks
Frankling
Columbias
Josiah Thomas
Decker's Court
Oxford
Thomas Francis
Bloom Street
Bellevue Mines
Dod. Evans
Stella
Pantel
Dunmore Doings Commencement at Dunhieve Fish School
The Dunhieve fish school will hold its commencement on Thursday evening June 27 at Washington Hall. Seventeen graduates split between commercial and general courses. Valedictory and salutatory honors go to Agnes Gilligan and Sara Byrne. The program includes songs, readings, essays, orations, and the presentation of diplomas by AL Plaggerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunhieve Fish School
Washington Hall
Agnes Cillygan
Sara Byrne
Iin
Agnes Gilligan
Lara Byrne
Tennie Davis
Jeaner Fy Murphy
Karl Altemose
Kvaloa
Mary ¢ May
Katherine A. Haggerty
Nellie O, Clark
Helen TH. Matlew
Margaret A. Megill
Minnie BE
Perden Cranpe
Catharine Corcoran
Nellie O. Duffs
Messrs
James J. Carroll
Walter I. Lisk
Patrick FL Stirkey
Cliss Song
Bara Byrne
Sherman
DP. Starkey
Jennie Davis
Adyvandée
Walter Lish
Essig
Mea Cleary
Eliss
GS Warner
AL EL Plaggerty
School Board
Sunday Services At Local Churches This Week
Dunviire Presbyterian led by Rev Gibbons offers services at 10 50 am and 7 pm with morning topic Fellowship in Christ and evening series Home Religion Sunday school at 1 pm Rev J D Dabney at Tripp Avenue Christ Church conducts morning topic The Old and the New and evening topic What Calvary is to Me Sunday school at 10 am Men’s meeting at 6 45 pm First Methodist Episcopal led by Rev Charles Henry Newing has services at 10 pm and 7 pm with morning Why of Prayer and evening Center of the Universe Sunday school at 2 50 pm Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunviire Presbyterian Elurch
W. OF. Gibbons
Fellowship In Christ
Tripp Avenue
Christ In Church
J. D. Dabney
Tople
Calvary
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Henry Newing
Center of the Universe
Tho'eloek
Borough Brevities and Local Society Notes
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a social at Amos Washer's Shaw Walker avenue home last night with many in attendance and funds added to the society's treasury. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will hold a basket picnic at Nay Aug Park today inviting all church members to attend part of the day. Prof Boo D Bovard has returned from Stroudsburg Normal School reporting local students passed the state oral examination. attendees included Misses Lucy Heal, Mabel Kelly, Angela Donald, and Kathryn McDonald. George Ellis, a Wyoming Seminary graduate, completed a three year course in two and earned honors. Mrs Killeen and Miss Sallie Yost of Mekkeenshure are visiting at Oscar Yost's on Hhikely street. Mr and Mrs Hollis of Blawley are visiting Royal Taft on Blawly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womnan's Christian Temperance Union
Amos Washer
Shaw Wakter Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Nay Aug Park
Boo D. Bovard
Stroudsburg Normal School
Lucy Heal
Mabel Kelly
AngelleDonald
Kathryn McDonald
Wyoming Seminary
George Ellis
Church Street
Diplomas Awarded at St John’s Parochial School Commencement
Rev E J Malley conferred diplomas on St John’s parochial school graduates at Pig Street. A pupil entertainment followed with songs, recitations, and a pantomime. Notable names include Christopher T. Boland Thomas J. McDermott Helen B. Mangan Anna B. Lavelle Margaret Haggerty Mary V. Langan Bridget Ly Brown Agnes Reardon. Prizes and program featured Baby Show events at Connell Park with Philip Clifford injured hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Parochial School
Pig Street
C. Méelley
Christopher T. Boland
Thomas J. McDermott
Helen B. Mangan
Anna B. Lavelle
Margaret FR
Haggerty
Mary V. Langan
Bridget Ly Brown
Agnes ©. Reardon
Winnos
Missen
Cooke
M. Hoole
L. Coyne
M. Holand
Little Peder Occu Ee Sil
Bova
Mian
Moland
Bilaario Gort Voce Ieee Ee
Hivenile Operetta
Tiertiin
My Boland
Ciaractres
Valey
Corderella
Mies
M. Kilvayne
Tiger Lily
Dlothy Stock
Tree Sisters
Mise
Murray
Mist FL O'Malley
Peinee
Sanehine
GodeMothot
Molloy
Bol
Moston M
Smith Star Drill
Eabdeecaeedaaaygabie
Moye
Plinoa
Misses AL Lavelle
M. Boland
Mise A Preven
Selvetath C.ecc
Roland Chora
Hows
Vdnes Monnette
Baby Show at Connell Park Lawn Social
A lawn social at Connell park this afternoon features a baby show for children under three and a half. Mothers are invited to bring babies up to 3½ years, with three age groups for voting on the prettiest in each. prizes include a high chair, a pair of shoppers, and a clover photog, donated by local supporters. The park opens at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell Park
Helen Connell
Nettleton
J. Keno
Local Injuries and Local Returns Highlight School Voices
Philip Clifford of Stone avenue injured his right hand at the South mill yesterday while braking a small locomotive. John T. Quinn has returned home after a year at Notre Dame. David Evouna, Joseph Tannlek of Mt St Mary's College Md is visiting parents. Thomas Garrett comes home after a week at the Pan American Exposition. The Jung Maennerchor held a well attended meeting and rehearsal with a smoker and a brief program by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Clifford
Stone Avenue
South Mill
John TD. Quinn
Notre Dame
Daveunnea
Joseph Tannlek
Mt. St. Mary's College
Thomas Garrett
Junger Maennerchor
Pea Coal Sold at $1.50 a Ton Delivered
Delivery offered at $1.50 a ton to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to T. Sharkey, 1014 Cedar Avenue. Phone Gosg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Obituaries for Olmstead Evans Colan Marked by Loss
Mrs. David Olmstead of Tol Haterville died June 20 after five weeks illness at 47. Survived by husband and eight children. Funeral Saturday at Moetoodier Episcopal church with Hollisterville cemetery burial. Rev. Joann A. Evans former pastor of West Market Street Baptist Church is dead. Private funeral per wishes. Detalles Will the parish listed letter. MS. Daniel Colan of South Malin Avenue and Himpton Street died last evening. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Olmstead
Tol- Haterville
Storeloctk
Moetoodier Episcopal Church
Hollisterville Cemetery
Joann A. Evans
West Market Street Baptist Church
Detalles
Danieil Colan
South Malin Avenue
Himpton Street
Eli Bien
Funeral notices for Wile and Rider families
The funeral of the late David O. Wile will be held this afternoon from the home of David Stephens on Fourteenth Street with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. The funeral of the young son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Rider of Fig Street will take place this afternoon from their residence with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. The child died Thursday after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O
David Stephens
Fourteenth Street
Washburn Street
Patrick Rider
Fig Street
Cathedral
A Sensible Man Promotes Kemp’s Balsain for Throat Aid
The advertisement touts Kemp a Balsain as the best remedy for throat and lung troubles including coughs asthma bronchitis and croup. It claims physicians endorse the product and urges readers to buy a bottle despite price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Bila
Treasury rulings limit banks and stationers on stamps
A lengthy Treasury communication via Internal Revenue Collector T P Penman restricts banks and stationers from acting as general agents for stamp redemption. It requires each claimant to prove ownership and order details, with stamps bundled per customer and tied to original purchase data. The article also covers local council debates on a rapid transit ordinance, shirt waist season notes, and mentions various civic figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Internal Revenue
T. P. Penman
Cetainisdoner i Wy Verken
Tomer
Claus Ins
Stationera
Hankenoniet
United States
Owen
Atimpa
Taoke
Amd
Ene Clit
Ene Pitehage
Ddeatitteation
Danish West Indies Race Issue and Trade Ties in Play
Danish West Indian residents fear U S annexation and the race question if the islands join America. Merchants warn loss of shipping and coal trade, while educated locals question equality under U S rule and potential governance shifts. Residents expect annexation but seek clarity on the outcome and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomnas
Denmark
Porto Rico
Aueden
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Frenveh
Ines
Europe
England
New York
America
United States
St. Thomsans
North Scranton Notes closing exercises at Third Noon
North Scranton No 2 school held its closing exercises in the school auditorium yesterday morning. The program opened with America and included organ and violin solos, recitations, and readings by students led by Prof. Richard H. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Louise Norton
Sophia Snyder
Marlon Hii
Richard H. Martin
Bey Aliss
Gertrude Norton
Midna Williams
Clara Smeed
Lotte Teale
Blelenga Soal- Jinter
Caine FP Prides Reeltithen
Wilie McNamayea
Diphbanaws
Litre Imiong
Morning services and evening sermon at North Main Avenue church
Mid-summer morning services will be held at North Main Avenue Baptist church with a fifteen minute children’s talk and a p m sermon. An invasionary program titled The Henner Way follows. Young People’s Soviets of Christian Endeavor meet at 6 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Jeet
Noel
Chiefi Etureh Tomeorrow
Thai Om
Ta P.m
Henner Way
Soviets of Christian Endeavor
Miss Florence Walker Leaves For Summer In New York State
Miss Florence Walker a teacher at No 2h school and her sister Mary Walker both of Oyu school left yesterday for Buffalo New York where they will spend ten days then travel to Michigan and return to their home in New York state for the summer months Miss Wilmy Piulpar Of Oneonta New York visits local friends Thins Evans of Parker is arraigned before Alderman Myers on charges of assault and battery and threats by his wife Sarah Evans He is committed to the county jail in default of 400 bail An article on Our Minerals and How They is noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Walker
Siater
Mary Walker
Oyu
Buffalo
N. WY
Goa
Michigan
Theliee
New York State
Wimily Piulpar
Oneonta
Thins Evans
Parker
Myers
Sarah Evans
South Scranton Notes Community Outing and Anniversary
There will be an outing to Dolphin Prove Baturhker afternoon for Yehnney Women and girls invited to meet at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms at o o'clock. Bring lunch and come prepared for an afternoon of pleasure. A Gospel meeting on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock will be led by Miss Ligalo Christopher. The Junior League of the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will celebrate its third anniversary next Tuesday evening June 25, 20, with an entertainment, a sale of fancy articles, and serving ice cream, cake, and tea. Admission 15 cents. All are invited. Fo and Sean Spencer of Thompson, ba, were callers at the Cedar Avenue Pursonice on Wednesday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin Prove Baturhker
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West
Scranton
NO. 13
David Owens
Plymouth Church
Salvation Army
George Capwell
Roberta
Huyler
G. W. Jenkins
Entertainment and Social
Sreerae
Nations Department
Globe Warehouse
B. Langford
Tuchoon Street Baptist Church
General News
Dunmore Doings
Borough High School
Borough Brevites
South
ST John's Parochial School
E. J. Malley
Fiana, Mise A. Lavelle
Diane
Corie
AL Lavelle
Tietiexs
MW. Smith
Prhsos
Simt
Paughter of
Lota
Mise M
Mallow
Mersin
Mangan Tataphoet Aptienni Coe
Mister
Botund Aeletia
Wis
Esther
Mister Teo
Father Motley
Nues OF
Ain As
Scranton Steam Pump Co. Telephone
Green Ridge
Select Council
Aida
Sean Howling
Clemens
Mel Clement
Teta
Te Niles
Meo White
Theodore A. White
Firermoen
Wight
Stillwell
Aton Book and Tudor Company
Tie
Olietts
Fuenieels
Elle Vitor
Tribune
Owle
Alrite
Whatington
Doc
Tee
Blackwood
Ameri Tenmor
Deime
Wook
Claveland
Reasonlig
Dhe
Sotlowel Horeapathic Medical
Ariel
Eliaeite
Golden
Ponnastoania Diate Coblese
Eallere
Golde
Vicky A. H
Mobieet
Pierce
Gilwon Donee
Dump
Pee Tone Vighiy Crane
Lie
New York City
Ming A. Spirst
Louie Eolineon
Bia Yguts Charianediting Claes
Wilkups Bane
Cswteines Weg
Ducane County
Marrishiinge
Denmark’s
West Indies
North Scranton
Roneay
Syaur
California Wie Syrup Co
Calrornia’ Fie’ Syrup Co
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Wyoming
Hyringe
Times Bile
G.f.theel
Shaiat
Philadelphia
Dhaly Derman Ambrions
Alvn
Ae Mo Lane
Methodist Episcopal
Dunmere
South Scranton
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