Halls Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary
West Side residents and City Suburban friends gathered at Dr. and Mrs. C F Hall on North Main Avenue to honor their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests arrived with gifts, enjoyed music and speeches, and refreshments as the couple welcomed the gathering. injured boys and various local social notes follow as the community reports on residents, visits, and club activities, including a church social and local sporting club updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
C. FL Hall
North Main Avenue
A. Chase
Frank Chase
George Chase
William Chase
C. Flynn
W. J. Morgan
J. B. Sweet
Phillip Gaul
Providence
R. L
Frank Mets
S. W. Wrigley
BH. C. Green
C. R. Acker
J. B. Acker
A. R., Acker
Harry Acker
EB. L. Bertine
Millie Acker
Serena Gothard
Grace Acker
Margaret Acker
Ruth Acker
Elsie Acker
Mary Acker
Lauree Flynn
Margaret Groseman
Stella Green
Laura Green
Edith Chase
Bessie Chase
Marion Hall
Helen Bertine
Frank Jones
Lew Raymond
Ad. Chase
Arthur Chase
John Hall
Will Acker
Warren Acker
Martin Hoover
Miss Agn Weds Laula Andres In German Catholic Rite
Miss Agn daughter of ex Poor Director W Berge of Frink Street married Laula Andres of Christ Court in St John s German Catholic Church. Rev Frederick Fricker officiated as guests heard the wedding march by organist G Cc Seis. The couple will visit New York City then reside with the bride s parents on return.
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Agn
W. Berge
Frink Street
Laula Andres
Christ Court
St. John’s
Frederick Fricker
G. Cc. Seis
Mrs. Andres
New York City
Local cyclist injured on Robinson street and miner suffers finger amputation
Mrs. Frank Lewis of Washburn street was thrown from her bicycle on Robinson street and bruised. She returned home to recover. Thomas Reeve of Hampton street, a sinker at the Diamond mines, badly injured his hand requiring amputation of a finger. Dr. G B Reynolds attended. The accident followed by Mr Reese getting his hand caught beneath the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis
Washburn Street
Robinson Street
Thomas Reeve
Hampton Street
G. B. Reynolds
Reese
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church to Tender Pastor
The Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church announces plans to tender its pastor Rev. with departure terms to be discussed. Church leaders say the move comes amid routine reassessment of pastoral leadership and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue
Holiday Sales Weather Callback in Globe Warehouse
The piece notes cautious shoppers as forecasts threaten skies and fluctuating temperatures. It cites prudent shoppers preparing for uncertain weather and suggests a practical remedy to excess warm weather wash goods by acting promptly.
Slaughter of Wash Goods Stock Spurs Early Price Cuts
A retailer announces aggressive price cuts to liquidate an entire wash goods stock, stating a belief in selling now rather than later and that prices must be smashed to move the inventory promptly.
Tambour Fantasies and Tissues Featured in New Fabrics
A local ad notes Tambour Fantasies and Genuine Tissue Brootes among top season productions. The fabrics boast il luminated floral and delicate dainty patterns, priced at 250, in Black Navy and Pale grounds. Wide 32 inches, washable batistes and lappets also highlighted.
Local Business Notices From Jackson Street Area
Notary services by B. G. Morgan and On at 1104 Jackson Street near Musgrave's Drug Store with real estate and foreign exchange offerings and monthly settlements. Harriet J. Davis Florist at 14 South Main Avenue offers cut flowers and funeral designs. Second hand furniture buyer seeking items. J. C. King advertises stock at 701 to 109 West Lack Gweaddda Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Morgan
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Caah
J. C. King
West Lack Gweadda Avenue
Funeral, farewell events mark local obituaries and notices
The funeral for Julius Hoff man is set for this afternoon with Rev. Peter Christ of St Marys German Catholic church officiating and burial in the German Catholic cemetery. Naomi Jocke received a farewell party Monday night. she leaves for Buffalo, New York. Joseph and Mrs Miller of Cedar avenue mourn their 2 year old Lucy who died Monday. Charles Krayer of Cedar avenue departed for New York City yesterday. he received a badge from St Marys Dramatic club. Edward Gogtin Jr and family mourn their son who died Sunday. his funeral was held yesterday. Willard Megurge and Miss Tillie Westpalil plan a wedding tonight. Division 14 A O H B holds a special meeting at Battle s hall to arrange attendance at the funeral of Michael Coyne. all are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Engle
Latsford
Tallie Evans
South Rebecca Avenue
Kate Johnson
South Main Avenue
Spring Brook
Chestnut Street
San Francisco
Ss. &. Powell and Family
Jackson Street
Lake Winolalo
Thomas Cook
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph P. Phillips Suriday
Nauman
Swetland Street
Mt. Pocono
H. L. Morgan
Washburn Street
Wyoming
Arthur Banning
North Hyde Park Avenue
Reading
Bellevue Mines
Flora Howard
Leah Arnold
Katie Arnold
Tile Arnold
Martha Waller
Tillie Flea
Julius Hoffman
Peter Christ
St. Mary's
Mise
Naomi Jocke
Germania Hall
Jocke
Buffalo
N. Y
Lucy
Joseph Miller
Cedar Avenue
New York City
Charles Krayer
Krayer
Willard Megurge
Mr. Megurge
South Side Cash Store
Tillie Westpalil
Willlow Street
Division No. 14
Battle's Hall
Prospect Avenue
Fig Street
Michael Coyne
Genet Street
P. E. Campbell
Socials and arrests noted in Green Ridge Miss
Green Ridge notes include visitors Mrs. Whitticker from Worchester Massachusetts and Mrs Tamblyn from Penn Avenue. Bridget Ruane is jailed on liquor license charges with $500 bail. A lawn social by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church will offer ice cream and music tomorrow at Mr and Mrs Andrew Brant's home.
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Etta. Whitticker
Worchester
Massachusetts
H. C. Pease
Delaware Street
Capture Avenue
T. J. Tamblyn
Penn Avenue
T. EB. Coons
East Market Street
Girdland
Bridget Ruane
Larch Street
Nellie Smith
Lacesville
F. C. Keyes
Monsey Avenue
Andrew Brant
Ald Gowlery
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Bessie Mangher
Philadelphia
A. J. Roberts
Capouse Avenue
Katherine Staples
Water Gap
Lena Staples
Dunmore Council Sets a Series of Public Works and Appointments
The Dunmore council met with several officials present in the absence of President Ward. Medway was chosen chairman. The railway committee reported eighteen clusters of incandescent lights on the Lackawanna Transit line between Dunmore corners and Throop, to be erected in two weeks. Walsh introduced a resolution allowing Dr. Dean to connect a lateral with the Fifth Ward sewer, which passed. Ordinances 64 and 67 covering fire apparatus and visual indicators for the fire alarm system passed first and second readings. Prescott Avenue grading was discussed with Borough Attorney Duggan, who said the council may grade any street. Exonerations submitted by Tax Collector Boland were viewed. A Spaulding racer was found by George W. Mess on Clay Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Soyder of Way erly visited Mr. and Mrs. Muotterson of East Drinker. Rev S. Y. Oshawa, a Persia native, will lecture on Persian missions at the Presbyterian church June 4 at 7 30, admission free. The Class of 86 banquet will be hosted by Frank and Mrs. Bingham on Butler Street. The school board toured borough schools yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benast of Brook Street received a prize.
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Messie
McAllister
Wenteel
Walsh
Medway
Harper
Ward
Gilligan
Mr. Medway
Lackawannna
Dunmore Corners
Borough of
Throop
Prescott Avenue
Duggan
Boland
George W.T. Mess
Clay Avenue
Charles Soyder
Waverly
James Muotterson
East Drinker School
Y. Oshawa
Persia
Presbyterian Church
Frank Bingham
Butler Street
Farview Twins Win Prize At Local Contest
Yesterday in Farview the prettiest, heaviest and finest twins were awarded a handsome baby carriage. Borough schools close today with an evening program at Manley's hall featuring Lawrence's orchestra and a 15 cent admission. Beata reserved in Bone's drug store.
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Farview
Manley's Hall
Lawrence
Bone
Robert Hicks
Rast Drinker Street
Tunkhannock
Charles Cole
Princeton University
Jansen Cole
Ambrose Street
A. C. Smith
Kim Street
Binghamton
Frank Blickens
Chestnut Street
Obituary for General Elisha Phinney and Michael Coyne
General Elisha Phinney died Sunday at his Green Ridge street residence after a long paralytic stroke. He was born in 1815 in Elizabeth New Jersey and lived in this city since 1857 with a period in Somerville New Jersey. Survived by wife and children Robert Phinney and Mrs P Matthews, funeral private at his residence and forest Hill Cemetery interment. Michael Coyne died suddenly at his Genet street home Monday afternoon after a brief illness. An old Twentieth ward resident and gate tender at the South Steel mill, he leaves daughters Della Mamie Anna Lizzie Coyne and sons Patrick Thomas Michael Coyne. Brother of Malachi Coyne, foreman at Connell Co National colliery.
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Elisha Phinney
Green Ridge Street
Sttoke
Elizabeth
N. J
Somerville
General
Michael Coyne
Genet
Mr. Coyne
Twentieth Ward
South Steel
South Side
Misses Della
Mamie
Anna
Lizzie Coyne
Mesers
Patrick
Thomas Coyne
Sparrows Point
Malachi Coyne
Connell & Co
National
Court hears diverse criminal cases as Anthony trial proceeds
In yesterday’s criminal court the Commonwealth pressed charges against Christopher Anthony for feloniously wounding Edward B. Davis after a row at their Keyser Avenue home. Davis testified of provocation, while Anthony claimed self defense. Several other defendants pleaded guilty or were found guilty in separate matters including theft, burglary, and assault with sentences ranging from fines to years in the penitentiary. The Von Storch case is to be resumed.
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Commonwealth
Christopher Anthony
Edward B. Davis
Keyser Avenue
Anthony
Ayn Davis
Penn Avenue
L. M. Potter
Thomas D. Thomas
Andrew Welsenfiuh
Chestnut Avenue
Nicola Sacramento
Giri
Raphaelo III Dominica
T. P. Duffy
KH. W. Thayer
Thomas Welsh
Bridget Langan
Fall Brook Township
Joseph Betech
John Horne
Ample Miller
William Simpson
Edward Farr
Huntington Reformatory
Andrew Gordon
Joseph Sheverisky
Sheverisky
Gordon
William McLaughlin
Thomas J. Courtright
Martin Magaris
Edwards
Michael Mynolsky
Lloyd Street Gletrich
Joseph O'Brien
Vosburg & Dawson
Oram Spencer
Mra
Henrietta Meister
The
Edward Canavan
Joseph Delfaet
Alvin Setser
Max Judkovity
von Storch
St Cecelia’s academy marks silver jubilee commencement
St Cecelia’s academy held its twenty fifth annual commencement at St Thomas college hall with bishop O’Hara presiding. Prizes and crowns were awarded to graduates in academic commercial and music categories as the school staged elaborate performances including a drama The Strike and cantata Ruth leading to the valedictory The Silver Crowning.
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St. Cecelia’s Academy
St. Thomas’ College Hall
Bishop O'Hara
St. Cevella
T. F. Coffey
Carbondale
Mary F. Hinan
Anna F. Donnelly
Mary L. Kileulien
Teresa C. Nallin
Louise M. Gunster
Badle BL Ruddy
Anna E. Earney
Mary FE. Gillespie
Mary L. Lynn
Katherine I. Gallagher
Mellie
Kane
J. Edith Righter
Ella L. Rierdon
Helinda M. Hanlon
Mary A. McLean
Alice L. Relll
Mary BE. Howley
Mary A. Collings
Katherine B. Curran
Professional Directory Listing Scranton Clinicians and Attorneys
A dense directory of physicians surgeons veterinarians and lawyers in Scranton. Entries include Dr Bateson Dr Frey Dr Freas Dr Lamoraux Dr Gates Dr Freas and more with addresses and hours. attorneys Jeffreys Ruddy Jessup Okell James Oakford Edgar Wateres Pitcher Comegys Rplugle Killiam Hamilton Watron Diehl Hall Kemmner Barring and McSweeney and others listed with office locations and contact details.
Scranton Hails Biggest Race Meeting Yet
Sufficient entries have been received to warrant calling this the greatest race meeting Scranton has witnessed. Reduced rates with admission to grounds have been made through the D and H R R.
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Scranton
Fragmentary Note on Seasonal Display and Access
A terse, garbled item discusses keeping something up for the season for family needs, enabling passage and access, and mentions governance or control by an authority. Readable fragments suggest a public or institutional context without clear names or dates.
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Dr. and
C. FP. Hall
Ernest Hograff
J. Hograft
North Grant Avenue
Littl
Roy Smith
Jacob Smith
C.F. Mall
L. R. Foster
John J. Davies
H. Pitcher
H. H. Achley
Charles B. Manafield
Henry Willams
Duncan B. Hall
John Owens
Richard Thomas
North Pind
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
David M. Jones
David J. Jones
Joseph Oliver
Reese Grifiths
Gus Ludwig
W. A. Phillips
H. G. Reese
Evan Walters
W. Deaton
John T. James
David FR. Jones
W. J. Jenkins
Grand Lodge
Olyphant
Andres-Berge
Globe Warehouse
Verrigo Dimities
Lappet Batistes
West Side Business Directory
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Criminal Court
St. Cecilia's Academy
O'fara
Mary McHale
Margaret Coyne
Sadie O'Connor
Julia Zenke
Maud Williams
Mary Davis
M. Law
Mastere Frank Duffy
Charles Flynn
Eugene Boland
William Caffney
Harry Flynn
Paul Golden
Mary Kilcullen
Edith Righter
Mollie Kane
Mary Farrel
Nellie Harrigan
Nellie Coetello
Elizabeth Barrett
Clotilde O
Nellie Keenan
Roge McKenna
Edward Burke
Marys Honan
Louise Gunster
Mary Gillespie
Regina
Mahon
Mary Farrell
Molle Mayock
Helen Flanagan
Miss Mahon
Anna Donnelly
Sadie Rudiy
Katherine Foote
Clotilde O'Connor
Joseph O'Donnell
Anna McLaughlin
Ruth
Sisters of Immacuuate Heart
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Sérdton
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Spruce Street
W. FR. Allen
B. Ali
North Wash
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
DR. Ll. M. Gates
Board of Trade Building
Madison Avenue
Co. L. Freas
W. Lamorraux
Adams
Mulberry
W. G. Rook
Capital
Linden Street
Frank
Boyle
Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Froome
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Jessup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Trade
Ene Tm
Neen
Samuel W. Edgar
L. A
Watres
Scranton, Pa
R. Pitcher
Co. Comegys
Bruce Street
D. B. Replogle
Meare Building
B. F. Killiam
Wyoming Avenue
Boranton
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bidg
Bcranton
Watron, Diehl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
Barring & M'Swreney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival. J. Morris
Edward H. Davis
and & Commonwealth Building
L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce Bt
Cor, Wash, Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. L Lacey & Son, Architects
F. L. M'Graw
DH. H. F. Reynolds
P. D
E. Y. Harrison
Main Ave
DR. C. Laubach
Welcomp
Snover
Lacka, Ave
Jos
School OF the Lackawanna
Seranton
P. Thomas M. Cann
the H. Buell
Orcester's
Adama Avenue
Nome
Hoper
Ee G. RB. Clark & CO
Green House
North
Malin Avenue
Ee the Elk Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Victor Koch
Pauer
Feria
R. J. Bauer
Faenore Ue
Hiulbert
Megargeh Brothers
Areho
E Rank P. Brown & CO
Gale
West Lackawanna
Thomas Aubrey
Hoome 18
Williams Building
Post Ofice
Rex Mire
Tribune Publishing CO
Scranton Driving Park
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Olwauren
Dr. Peal
Peal
M&pigle
Cleveland
John HH
Phelps
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