Anti-Saloon League Speakers Tour West Scranton Churches
Representatives of the Anti-Saloon League of America visit West Scranton for a day of talks at multiple churches. Speakers include Hon. H. H. Kell of Williamsport and Rev W H Williams, with Rev H A Tucker and Rev F E Tower also scheduled. Enrollments and branch organization planned at participating congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League of America
W. H. Williams
League
Scranton
H. H. Kell
Williamsport
Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Anti-Saloon League
First Welsh Baptist Church
H. A. Tucker
D. D
Harrisburg
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Welsh Congregational Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
F. E. Tower
North Philadelphia
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
West Scranton
Closing Exercises Mark Weat Scranton School Term
Yesterday the final day of the term saw most Weat Scranton buildings close at noon with closing exercises. The kindergarten at No 19 Schools was a success and teachers praised pupil progress while promotions moved eligible students to the primary grade. At No 42 school the exercises were notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Scranton
No. 42
School Program Highlights Student Recitations and Essays
Pupils sang songs while recitations were delivered by Mabel Han cock Ruth Oddell May Lewis Emma Fellows and Beasie Diehl. Essays were read by Ethel Viking Brinley Evans Roy Williams and Olive Birtley. Annie Lowta gave the school prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hancock
Ruth Oddell
May Lewis
Emma Fellows
Beasie Diehl
Ethel Viking
Brinley Evans
Roy Williams
Olive Birtley
Annie Lowta
Two Arrested For Intoxication And Disorder In City
August Hetzroth of North Hyde Park avenue and David Williams of Sverett avenue were arrested early yesterday by Patrolman Mc Colligan for intoxication and fighting. Each was fined in police court by Alderman Moses. An amusing incident at the Police station involved lodger Thomas L. Williams who asked to be kept asleep until six, unaware his Welsh namesake officer and the Welsh prisoner shared a hometown history. The stranger, formerly of Pottsville, was awakened and surprised by the coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hetzroth
North Hyde Park Avenue
David Williams
Sverett Avenue
McColligan
Alderman Moses
Thomas L. Williams
Willams
Wale
Pottsville
West Scranton Barbers Plan July Fourth Retail Shutdown
Barbershops in West Scranton agree to close all day on July 4 and stay open the night before until midnight. The pact also requires 8 pm closing every evening except Saturdays and a Sunday shutdown. Signatories include J A Hughes, J Peiffer, T F E Price, John A Davia, James Roberts, Ginader Bros, Thomas Willams, L H W Becker, August Hower, John D James, and C C Manson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Scranton
J. A. Hughes
J. Peiffer
T. F E. Price
John A. Davia
James Roberts
Ginader Bros
Thomas Willams
L. H W. Becker
August Hower
John D. James
C. C. Manson
Scranton Quarrel Leads to Assault Arrest Warrant
Tony Minnettis rents space to Joseph Walters family and a quarrel between Mrs. Minnett and Mrs. Walters ends with Walters striking Minnettis with a club fracturing her arm. Alderman Kelly issues a warrant for Walters on assault and battery. Walters refuses to recognize Deputy Constable Jacobs and is later allowed to return home after promising bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Minnettis
Scranton Street
Joseph Walters
Jones
Jackson Street Church Sunday School Notes
The Jackson Street Baptist church Sunday school reports prosperity with well attended classes and a pastor led general review planned for tomorrow. A fair and festival drew large crowds with $500 proceeds to fund church renovations and beautification. The infant department presented a beautiful program. The department is large, having an opportunity for further growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Summer Needs for Warm Weather Comfort
Gentlemen are urged to adopt a light Outing Shirt with a neat string tie and ditch suspenders in favor of a belt for comfort during the Dog Days. The advisory promotes simple, dressy attire as the acme of comfort in warm weather.
Belts for boys and men with wide range and styles
A local shop advertises belts for boys youths and men in many widths from one inch to forty four inches with new conceits buckles and leather finishes. They highlight best quality leather and hundreds of belts on counters with special styles in show windows.
String Ties Gain Ground As Fashionable Neckwear
Strings ties dominate this season with dressy yet cool summer style. Thousands are displayed for critique, promising to suit every taste.
B Y P A Anniversary Excursion Plans Noted
The report notes 125 average attendees under R Nichole’s supervision for an August Lake Loiore trip. Ticket prices are set at 65 for adults and 25 for children. Peter Lewis, president of the B Y P A, will attend the anniversaries on July 12 12 and 14 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Nichole
Lake Loiore
Peter Lewis
Clineinattl
Miss Mabel Christ to Lead Missionary Meeting Tomorrow
Miss Mabel Christ will lead a missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3.45 pm in the Young Women's Christian Association rooms at the corner of Main Avenue and Scranton Street. The notice invites young women to attend. Mrs M F Wymbs of Jackson Street and Mrs Robert Wills of the central city visited friends in Wilkes Barre on Thursday. Mr and Mrs James H Doyle of Cheatnut Street have returned from a trip to Baltimore and Washington. Miss Bethar Davis of South Main Avenue has returned from Mansfield State Normal School for vacation. Mr and Mrs Daniel H Davis of Brazil Indiana, visiting their son, city solicitor Davis J Davis, South Hyde Park Avenue, will leave today for Atlantic City with their two daughters. Mrs George W Jenkins of South Hyde Park Avenue hosted visitors, and Miss Lydia J Davis of North Main Avenue left yesterday for a European tour. Pert Williams of Snyder Avenue will spend the summer at White Lake Rev. and Mrs James Benninger of South Ninth Street have returned from Luzerne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Christ
Young Women’s Christian Association
Main Avenue
Scranton Street
Sdvice
M. FF. Wymbs
Jackson Street
Robert Wills
Central City
Wilkes-Barre
James H. Doyle
Cheatnut Street
Baltimore
Washington
Mies Bether Davis
South Main Avenue
Mansfield State Normal School
Daniel H. Davis
Brazil
Ind
Davis J. Davis
South Hyde Park Avenue
Atlantic City
8. M.townsend
Hornellaville
South Scranton Notes Lawn fete at Minnie Hues ter residence
A charming lawn fete and party was given by Miss Minnie Huester at her Cedar Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Misses Marie Wirth Mabel Coleman Minnie Huester Yetta Schank Emily Jones Amelia Armbrust Carrie Keiper Molle Schank Mollie Hartman Christina Hartman Katie Hahn Irene Kotzwink le Lizzie Fickus Dora Wirth Tracie Eastman Edna Armbrust Hazel Bauschipler and Messrs Philip Wirth Jr Charles Huester Fred Keiper John Barrett Fred Fickus Fred Huester Frank Huester William Weilsser and August Huester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Huester
Cedar Avenue
Marie Wirth
Mabel Coleman
Yetta Schank
Emily Jones
Amelia Armbrust
Carrie Keiper
Molle Schank
Mollie Hartman
Christina Hartman
Katie Hahn
Irene Kotzwinkle
Lizzie Fickus
Dora Wirth
Tracie Eastman
Edna Armbrust
Hazel Bauschipler
Messrs
Philip Wirth, Jr
Charles Huester
Fred Keiper
John Barrett
Fred Fickus
Fred Huester
Frank Huester
William Weilsser
August Huester
Local Notices and Personal Moves Roundup
Peter Robling Jr returned home from a Buffalo business trip. August F Schneider left on a Maplewood fishing trip. Mrs Joan Brahler returned from a Cedar avenue visit to her parents in Pottaville. Mrs Henry Barnick slowly recovers from pneumonia. George Walker convalesces from scarlet fever. George Hartman visits relatives in Augusta Maine. Charlies Miller secured a lucrative Scranton Axle works shipping department post. Hartman moved his barber shop from 603 Cedar Avenue to the Brick and Cedar corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Robling, Jr
Buffalo
August F. Schneider
Maplewood
Joan Brahler
Cedar Avenue
Pottaville
Henry Barnick
George Walker
Willow Street
George Hartman
Pittaton Avenue
Augusta
Maine
Charlies Miller
Scranton Axle Works
Brick Street
Pen Coal Delivers $1.25 Per Ton to City Areas
Andresa orders coal delivery to South Side central city and Hyde Park area at 1.25 dollars a ton. Customer listed as J T Fuarkey at 1014 Cedar Ave with phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
Andresa
J. T. Fuarkey
Cedar Ave
Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough Class of Twenty-Eight to Graduate
The 28 graduates of Dunmore High School prepare for commencement on June 20 at Manley's Hall with Ada B. Deane guiding rehearsals. Class day exercises follow on June 28 featuring songs, readings, essays, and diplomas presented by A. J. Irwin with a finale march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada B. Deane
Wilkes-Barre
Manley
Chestnut Street
W. N. Bartlett
Mabel Kelly
Mtudge
Lucy Heal Buenas
Loretta McLane
Peasutl
Mr. Brown
Blanche Kellow
Jordan High School
Anna McGuire
Maude Hildebrann
Theodore Bonheur
Cceseset
Leroy Swingle
A. J. Irwin
Kenzo
James O'Hara
Clara Collins
Elizabeth Cullen
Emora
Barbara Eden
the Smith Mystery
Missermma Ludwig
Bithia Grace Swingle
Loretta G. McLane
Mabelle A. Swingle
William F. Lavin
Blanche Harper
Emma Ludwig
Leroy D. Swingle
James D. O'Hara
Rose M. McDonnell
Anna V. Barrett
Edward Jordan
Services at churches for the second Sunday after Trinity
Multiple area churches announce Sunday services with sermons by Rev. E J Haughton Rev J D Dabney and Anti-Saloon League speakers. Morning and evening worship include themes The Hero of the War Visions The Relation of the Member to the Church and Christian Science Faith Cures. Sunday school at 10 o'clock general review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
E. J. Haughton
J. D. Dabney
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Anti-Saloon League
Gottshall
Harrisburg
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
Hubbard
Anti-Saloon League of
Philadelphia
Dudley Street
Local residents mingle during holiday visit
Harry Smith of Binghamton New York circulates among friends in town while Miss Margaret Hughes of Collins Street visits her sister Mrs Millapaugh of Goshen New York. George Allen of Bloom Street home from college duties spends his vacation here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Binghamton
N. Y
Margaret Hughes
Collins Street
Mrs. Millapaugh
Goshen
N. X
George Allen
Bloom Street
Double Funeral For Lavelle Children At McDonough
Two Lavelle children aged 4 and 6 will be buried at a double funeral this afternoon from their McDonough avenue home. The siblings died late Thursday night within hours of each other from scarlet fever. Dr. Coone EB Guild returns today from Walton New York after addressing Walton Academy Alumni. M Scott of Lewistown visits his daughter Mrs George Byale on Church avenue. Wheat Ridge colliery employees were paid yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lavelle
McDonough Avenue
Coone EB. Guild
Walton
N. Y
Walton Academy
M. Scott
Lewlstung
George Byale
Church Avenue
Weat Ridge
Edward
Mary
Edward P. Lavelle
Nurse at Sanitiago de Cuba Uses Remedy Effectively
Charles H. Marks serving as a nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Sanitiago de Cuba reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and finding it effective. Sold by Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Marks
Fifth Army Corps
Sanitiago de Cuba
All Drugeista
Matthews Bros
Conspired to Kill His Father in a Scranton Case
Witness Lewis testified that Everhart plotted to murder Dr. H. F. Everhart for a large payoff. The plan included breaking in during 10 to 11 PM on a Saturday, using a knife or revolver, and forging an alibi via the Turkish baths to avoid exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Green Ridge
Dr. Everhart
Eiverhart
Franklin Avenue
Dr. Fiverh
Scranton
Pune
Lewis
State of
Pennsylvania
Kk Everhart
Pr. P. Carter
Dr. IT. F. Everhart
Hearing in Rinsland case tested by cross witnesses
In a $15 000 damage suit for alienation of affections Phil Rinsland prosecutes Everhart. Miss M E Rinsland testified of a March trip to New York with Everhart and Mrs Rinsland staying in multiple hotels. The hearing paused after Everhart’s arrest and was postponed to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Barring
Phil Rinsland
M. E. Rinsland
New York
St. Cloud
Mrs. Rinsland
Horn
Green Ridge Hotel
Everhart, Mrs. Rinsland and Miss Rinsland
Obituary notices for McTigue Robbina and Lavelle youngsters
Williamy McTigue 16 dies after appendicitis operation at Lackawanna hospital. Mary Robbina 16 dies suddenly from heart failure after a day of good health. Edward Lavelle 6 and Mary Lavelle 5 die of brain fever. funerals set for 3 pm with Cathedral Cemetery interment.
Minooka Social Notes and Moves to Philadelphia
Mise Marie Grayalan of Birney avenue left for Philadelphia to live there permanently. Richard Callery departed for New York City for a few weeks. Kate Callery, sister in law, has been here for a month. P Joseph Kelly of St Marys Seminary Baltimore vacations with a relative on Main street. John Gibbons, student at St Michaels College Toronto, returned for a home dinner. Connells Accidental fund plans a picnic at Artesian Well grove this afternoon and evening. The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Union hosted a complimentary dance on Main street last night with refreshments, music, and decorations. Laura Egan presided at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Marie Grayalan
Birney Avenue
Philadelphia
Richard Callery
New York City
Toronto
Hnl
Connell
Artesian Wellgrove
Na Wm
Ladyis' Ielect Catholic Benevolent Union
Main Street
Thin Soviet
Dlogme
Etage Jy
Auditorsim
Laura Egan
Plano
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Barbers
Dufour
Jackson Street Church
Globe Warehouse
General News
South Scranton
Epworth League
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Meadow Brook and National Accident Fund
William Connell & Company
Pittston Avenue
Minnie Halfer
Young Women'a Christian Association
South Mill
Charles Higgins
Moses .Taylor Hospital
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Pharmacy Hall
William McTigue
Reviem
Mary Waddy
St. John the Evangelist's Church
Gringo
Jae
Dunmore Borough
North Scranton
Santiago
Brien
Atoutty
Trallentine
Tiverhart
O'Hrlon
Turkish Baths
Luzerne House
Providence
John McDonald
Myers
Ballentine
O'Brien
Will Hern
William Horn
Horn's
Delaware and Hudson
Commonwealth
O'Tirien
Kasson
Tribune
Bath
Em-Ess Fuller
Em-Ess
Suburbs
Meyer-Sniffen Co
Lit
East S6th Street
PF & MM. T
Rinsland
Williamy McTigue
Cherry Street
Bernand McTigue
Lackawanna Hospital
Mary Robbina
Join Stevens
South Mein Avenue
Mme. A. Ruppert
Madame A. Ruppert
Anya
Ononea
Madame
A. Ruppert
East 14Th Street
Ranton
Jonas Long
Ma Vatiwe
Lora
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Druggluts
Lackawanna Ave
Immedia
Trenoth
Young People’s Society Christian Endeavor
Green Presbyterian Church
Charles B. Tobey
Vce
Mies Lelia Woodwai
Misa Hiatriet Lindsiy
Charles Green
Mra
David Nicol
Ada
Wilken Harre
Min Nicol
Ren
A. M. Howell
Conletia West Freeman
Julia Clapp Allen
Green Ridge Presbyterian Bible Echoes
Church of Tia Good Shepherd
Lake Ariel
Lawrence Band
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