Notable Local Residents Travel and Plans Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Thornes J Wells visit Atlantic City. Pittston Chief of Police Istes and others travel. several residents depart for New York City, Lake Winola, and various towns for vacations, work, or study. Attendees include John R Jones and family at Coastal Lake cottage and Yale Phi Beta Kappa member Joe Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istes
Pittston
Asaletant
David J. Davies
New York
Cty
W. WY
Scranton
New York City
Ming Annie Tyan
Wisington Avenue
Lake Winola
John B. Walsh
Ontario and Weatuen Railroad
Curlindale
John R. Jones
Coastal Lake
Joseph Weir
Villa Nova College
Carrie Francis
Newark
le Grand Wright
Mulberry Street
G. Myers
Mist Jeannette Laura Myers
Chicago
Albert N. Kramier
George Fivids
Olive Street
Bayonne
Henry Joe Moses
Phi Betta Kappa Poeiety
Yale College
Edgor
Mark BR. Edgar
Kens Pedy
Hotel Albert
Carl Seller
Jeferson Avenue
Old Point Comfort
T. V. Powderly
Washington
Questénday
Corbondale
Doffy
Lycnum Theater
Lake Ariel
Motel Pines
P. J. Regan
Cumberland
Potomac
Flin Kraemer
Lackawanna Hospital
Mise Clighorn
Sweden
Cur Wunder Canield
Lackawanna Muliead
Saratoga
Attawal Conventiony
MC. Fh
M. M
Amerion
G. G. Benborn
Malin Woos
Feliding
W. FB. Millar
Philadelphia
Millon
I. OF. OY. Pierce
Penn Avene
Railroad Young Men's Christian Asociation
John R. Trowd
Loomotive Engineers
G. OG. Sanborn
Mision
Frank Pearsall
Maine
Pleasant Evening At Penn Avenue Baptist Social
The annual church social held in the Penn Avenue Baptist Church parlors drew a large crowd. The program featured the church choir with soloists Ms Roberts and Mrs Frank Brundage, plus Miss Sadie Edwards, and a short address by J W Browning on Our Tourists. He spoke of Rev Dr Pierce and J Lawrence Stelle to London for the Christian Endeavor convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Roberts
Frank Brundage
Sadie Edwards
J. W. Browning
Pr. Pierce
J. Lawrence Stelle
London
Dr. Pierce
Christian Endeavor Convention
Social union church affair decor and refreshments heads
Dien social union of the church organized the event with Mra L RB Bielle leading decorations and Mrs Frutchey heading the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dien’ Social Union of the Church
Mra, L
Bielle
Mrs. Frutchey
Brilliant Hardenbergh School of Music Recital in Guernsey Hall
A refined audience attended the Hardenbergh School of Music recital in Guernsey Hall. Pupils Maz, Hudnut, Penwarden, and Misses Acker Webb Kebel performed with notable technique, while Alfred Wowler and Albert Pilling delivered engaging solos and a Wooler duet. Louise Hardenbergh accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenbergh
Ilo
Guernsey
Mise Hudnut
Penwarden
Moskowski
Charles Adima
Lack
Margaret Acker
Florence Webb
Helen Kebel
Miss Hardenbergh
Alfred Wowler
Angel Inawares
Mr. Salter
Albert Pilling
Mr. Wooler
Iandit
Wooler
Misa Louise Hardenbergh
B. FB. Hardenbergh
Honesdale
School of Music
Salter
New York
Toll Gate Removal Ordered at Nay Aug Park
Street Commissioner Thomas to notify Him hurst Boulevard Company to remove their toll gate from Nay Aug park immediately. City to pursue legal steps if refused under recently adopted resolution. Company proposed to sell right of way through the park for 317000 and retain free access from Arthur avenue to the railroad tracks, blocking any other road through the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Himhurst Boulevard
Nay Aug Park
Councila
Parka Committee
Park Commissioners
Arthur Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
County Treasurer Auctions Seized Properties For Taxes
County Treasurer M. J. Kelly yesterday auctioned several hundred properties seized for unpaid taxes. By noon the South Abington list was exhausted and the sale will finish next Monday morning in the arbitration room. Few bidders left the county commissioners to buy in most properties for the tax claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kelly
South Abington
Piano Study at Scranton Conservatory of Music
Piano study to lead to satisfactory results must be carried on under teachers with years of training under the best masters. The Scranton Conservatory offers first class teachers and model method producing players and music lines with tuition from thirty to forty five dollars per year for forty weeks and two lessons weekly. Other courses offer three to six lessons weekly at higher rates. Send for catalogue to J Alfred Pennington organist of Kim Park church director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Music
J. Alfred Pennington
Kim Park Church
Predicting Niagara Falls As A World Manufacturing City
An eminent scientist foresees Niagara Falls becoming a global manufacturing hub before 1950. The ad touts cheap power, Lakes traffic access, nine trunk railroads, top scenery, and sanitary river city conditions. Highlands Land Co. offers city real estate through agent H Estabrook at 610 Spruce St Scranton PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falla
Firet
Great Lakes
Highlands Land Co
H. Estabrook
Spruce Street
Scranton
Three dealers accused of breaking faith in liquor pledge
The Men's Union reported that nineteen licensed liquor dealers faced hearings on license revocation last Wednesday. Three allegedly violated the pledge by operating Sunday sales. O Connor and Walsh face a Sunday sale charge with a warrant issued. Union secret agents gathered evidence and Chief Agent Wilson observed the bar crowded with patrons. The union vows no leniency. names of other violators were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor & Walsh
Lackawanna County
Mqnor
Lquor
Lackawanna Avenue
Sixys
Robert Wilson
Mr. O'Connor
Agent Wilson
Mr. O Connor
Wilson
Mr. Beers
Exhibition of Pupils Work At Hardenbergh School
Miss Hester A Worthington led yesterdays exhibit of pupil work in Hardenbergh School studios. Works are charcoal from casts with pencil sketches. notable students include Anna Law Grace Hirdsall Laura Schimpf Charlotte Morris Marjorie Platt Louise Smith Ellen Donahoe Ruth Hand Eloise Phelps Janet Jones Rodney Melas and others. The show opens today and invites public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester A. Worthington
Hardenbergh School
Anna Law
Pittson
Grace Hirdsall
Gould
Laura Schimpif
John Coolidge
Charlotte Morris
Marjorie Platt
Louise Emith
D'Andelot Bella
Kiestes Szlupas
Leon Brown
Ruth Hand
Eloise Phelps
Janet Jones
Ellen Donahoe
Lou Watkins
Kenneth Welles
Rodney Melas
Young Men’s Christian Association Nears Goal for Expansion
Secretary Mahy reports a $155,000 raise toward a $200,000 goal for YMCA expansion. One man pledged $10,000 today, bringing in a total of $75,000 cash and $80,000 in pledges from six donors. The remaining $13,000 comes from smaller pledges. Once the final $12,000 is secured and developments occur, the contract will be awarded and construction will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahy
Young Men's Christian Association
Tribune
Monument Foundation Completed with Massive Stone Core
Foundation for the soldiers and sailors monument is finished. Matthias Rupp completed the foundation, eight hundred tons of solid masonry and concrete, a cylindrical core of rock set in cement. Hartwick, VI cuts and dresses the stone. Harrison Granite handles the superstructure and may begin work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias Rupp
Soldiera’ and Ayllors
Harrison Granite Company
Hartwick, VI
Edmund Marth
Cone Ty
Wold
Trio of lawsuits and a railway trespass case unfold
The record covers three lawsuits in Prothonotary Copeland's court. John Gerrity and Hannah Belle Gerrity sue Dickson Manufacturing for 4000 dollars over injuries from a fall on Penn Avenue. The Gerrities seek 5000 and 1000 dollars respectively for damages and loss of services. Equity actions compel division of property on Tenth Street among Lotz heirs. Ralph St. Levy files a trespass suit for Joseph Mikulski against the Scranton Railway Co after a fall caused by a conductor’s push on a Providence bound car leaving him injured and hospitalized. Damages are undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copeland
John Gerrity
Hannah Belle Gerrity
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Penn Avenue
Gerrity
Echo
F. J. Boyle
JL. P. Wedeman
Equity
Jacob Lote
Corrad Lets
Christian Lotz
Annie Karn
W. J. Hocking
Tenth Street
George Lotz
Plaintif
Providence
Mikulsk
Closing Recital Tonight by Scranton College of Music
The closing recital at Guernsey hall features Scranton College of Music students performing a varied program. Selections include The Song of the Viking, Nocturne, Arabesque, Hungarian Song, Valse Stryfonne, Capriccio, and other pieces. Faculty and student performers listed include Mies Gertrude Abplanalp, Burtha Williams, Roberta Mendelsohn, Rosa Conway, Enid Morris, Elizabeth Owens, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton College of Music
Guernsey Hall
Beens Ees Mies
Gertrude
Bobin
Mien
Arina Madigan
Burtha Williams
Valse Stryfonne
Ccceeies
Eeseee Wollenhoupt
Milton Charles
Atude
Meller
Lovella Fagen
Ceeeysesececeeseveenes
Dupont Alfred Kupehwa
Clattersley Mies
Rosa Conway
Capricelo
Mendelsohn W
A. Roberta
Ccc
Eseceessevaveese
Marriage Licenses in Scranton Area Report
List of marriage license pairs including Delbert Mutchler and Amelia Clark in Dunmore. Harry Werkholser and Nettie Brown in Duryea. John Brennan and Theresa Durkin in Carbondale. Thomas Horan and Nellie Dwyer in Scranton. Leonard and Maggie Daley in Archbald. Kanavy and Kathe McLane in Minooka. John McGowan and Noble Mommy in Old Forge. Michael Corcoran and Annie Murphy in Archbald. Jacob Grossman and Mary Furhman in Scranton. Michael Perry and Guiseppina Grandinett in Carbondale. plus minor street addresses and incidental notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Mutchler
Dunmore Amelia Clark
SRBUD
Harry W. Werkholser
Duryea Nettie H. Brown
Beech Street
Mary E. Burke
Pittston Avenue
Thomas A. Horan
Carbondale
Nellie FP. Dwyer
Scranton
Thomas J. Leonard
Archbald
Maggie P. Daley
Patrick Kanavy
Minookr
Kathe McLane
Cedar Avenue
John McGowan
Ccceressee
Old Forge Noble Mommy
OM Forge
Michael F. Corcoran
Annie Murphy
Jacob Grossman
Mary Furhman
Michael Perry
Guiseppina Grandinett
New York
Everhart Breaks Silence On Conspiracy Claim
Edwin E. Everhart, in jail amid a disputed case, says a rival conspiracy sought to ruin him and seize his estate. He alleges his father will post a bondsman and enable him to go to South Africa to start a mining venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Edwin E. Everhart
Rinsland
Kays
Aid
Lewis
Everhart
Dairy Wagon Collision Narrows Horse Injury
A dairy wagon driver in a street collision with a parked car caused the horse to bolt along the avenue. The horse struck the carriage and knocked off a rear wheel before the driver restrained it, preventing further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Whgon
Accused by Husband in Alleged Domestic Case
On the oath of Frank Duplesy Carrie Duplesy and William Hall faced Alderman Howeyoaterday. Duplesy, released from a living-term sentence, alleged he found his wife with Hall after leaving prison. Hall, a Pennavonua Warler, declared innocence as Mrs. Duplesy denied the charge. The case was discharged for lack of sufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duplesy
Raymond Court
Carrie Duplesy
Aleo White
William Hall
Howeyoaterday
Dupleay
Steam Heating and Plumbing PLP M T Howley Notice
Steam heating and plumbing business PLP and M T Howley at 201 Wyoming Ave advertise services for heating installations and repairs, inviting inquiries and estimates for residential and commercial properties. Smoke the Pooons Cigar appears as a stray phrase in the notice text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
St Pauls Parochial School Commencement Exercises
The programme lists students performing essays, songs, piano numbers, recitations, a pantomime, chorus, and a diploma presentation. Honorees include Madeline Tallman Agnes Purcell Margaret Ferguson Nellie Crogan and Ed wart doreoph O'Hara among others with the class motto and stenography course noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Parochial School
Keltramie’ Tarch
Mumitio Kianoe
Intia Halligan
Madeline ‘Tallman
Vidittie
Ethel Kennedy
Margaret Ferguson
Join Oflor
Edwons Mors
Thomas Houk
Aloowing Grover
Janie Waleh
Mandiline
Nora Cadden
Nellie Crogan
Borool
Eee
Teretteeerredeen
Agnes Purcell Chom
Agnes O' Shonnell
Margaret Fonginon Netipha
Citwviews
Rothin
Mayu
Bomly
Gavin Bar-Belexercieet
Meigen
Madeline Tallman
Brttle Girls
Viete
Nelie Melginald
Krank Costello
Jowph Lewis
Miriam
Sevworesces Ass Graduaten
Margaret Jordan
Thor
Edwart Doreoph O'Hara
Ceceltta Petronilla Mantey
Aurelia Purcell
Ella Frances Richards
Ania Micheline Tallman
Margaret Teresa Fergurton
Dertld
Carriage Damage After Collision With Milk Wagon
A carriage owned by Philip Coyne was damaged when a rear wheel broke after colliding with a milk wagon near the Coyne House on Lackawanna avenue around 12 15 yesterday. A Wirgon delivery horse and wagon belonging to Fitzsimmons were nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Coyne
Mr. Coyne
Coyne
Lackawanna Avenue
Fitzsimmons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold
Walter Mendelson
M. D
Washington Ave
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Pean Avenue
B. Warman
Mr. and
Mes. Thornes J. Wells
Atlantic City
Hardenbergh School of Music
Boulevard Company
Conservatory
Kemp
E. G
Coursen
Les Sylphes
Davia
Aee Weintawaki
Mary Cavanaugh
Roberta
Bennett
Elizabeth Owens
United States
Ae Techn
T. Porter
Ww. Watson
Fyfierlitv. Canhier
Cor
Wyormime Ave
Spruce St
St. Paul's School
Mason & Harmlin Co
Mason & Hamlin
Moritz Moszroswki
Mason & Hoamilla
Arthur Nurisch
Europe
Path
BAUR
Commetor Philharmonie Orchestra
Powell & CO
Douglas
Handley’s
Washington Avenue
Enna
Croom
Thy
Trinity Tathivan Church
Provhines
Pierce’s Market
W. H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank
Wakenmouse
Green Ridge
Twalde
Conrad
Foote & Fuller Co
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkestarre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Cowperthwaite & Berghauser
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