Annual Commencement at Washburn Street Church
The Chi Upllon society of the Washburn Street Presbyterian church held its annual commencement and graduation exercises last evening with many members and guests in attendance. Key speakers included J.P. Moffatt, D.P., D., Arthur Morse, George Waters, Prof Spence, and valedictorian David Morgan who urged youth to heed social responsibilities and notably criticized officeholders who act for personal gain. Bestowals to graduates featured tokens and a diploma presentation to President Turvey Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Upellon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Lendinee
Itey
J.P. Moffatt
Harry Noetmeyer
Spone
Ated
David Morgan
Turvey Reece
Dr. Moffat
Professor Stone
Thomas Patton
Henry Neimeyer
Frank Thornton
Arthur Morse
George Waters
Herbert Waters
Condit Keene
William Burrell
Herbert Hall
Will Reithwar
James Grifithe
M. G. Dimmick
Breece
Dufour’s French Tar Claims Cure for Cold and Rest
Advertisement notes Dufour s French Tar promises relief from colds and rest. It is advertised as for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Nelmeyer Event Noted With Social Hour and Refreshments
A gathering titled Nelmeyer featured a press port to Dunmore followed by dining room refreshments and a social hour for attendees after the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelmeyer
Dunmore
Volunteer Day Service Highlights Welsh Congregation
The first Welsh Congregational Church held a Children’s Day service with David Jones as pastor presiding and seventeen children baptized. Macedonian missionary Demetris Klas Viehaneff led a motif in his language, while David Jonking directed the choir with assistant Miss Norma Willatts and others. The program featured choruses, recitations, and duets performed by many young participants, admired by parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
David Jones
Demetris Klas Viehaneff
David Jonking
Norma Wlilattis
Ligeie Jenking
Evan L. Evang
David Jenkins
Rachel Williams Cyrgailly
Thomas Donner
L. Jones
Fhawia
Arthur Clowd
Corgiering
Jones
May TL. James
Mary Vivis
Jennie Evans
Margret Tavis
Phillins Howorcomine
Rina Evans
Tefore
Scees
Woodall Bele
Elite
PRM
Ruth Thomas
Cowie Evans
Sarah
Nowele
Maggie Davis
Alice Phillipa
Barbers Form Mutual Protection Association in Scranton
Proprietors of several West Scranton barber shops held a meeting last evening in James to organize a mutual protective association aimed at safeguarding members against disputes and promoting professional standards.
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West Scranton
Mutual Protective Association
James
Parasol and Umbrella Boost Holiday Comfort
A pleasant holiday is best assured with a pretty airy parasol or coaching umbrella. A proper sun shade also enhances one’s appearance and personal style.
Retailers form North Main mutual price association
Roberts shop on North Main avenue hosts a meeting electing T. B. Price as president John Hughes as secretary and Fred Ginader as treasurer The group aims at mutual protection and a uniform price scale They plan 8 pm closing on weekdays 12 am on Saturdays July 3 until midnight and July 4 closed A new meeting is set for next Monday with members including Pfeiffer Price Davis Roberts Ginader Bros Williams Hecker Hower James Mason Rainey and Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Association
J. F. Pfeiffer
T. B. Price
Jonn A. Davis
James Roberts
Ginader Bros
Thomas Willliams
L. H. Hecker
August Hower
John D. James
Charles C. Mason
Harry L. Rainey
J. A. Hughes
Laborers On Scranton Street Sewer Discharged For Straitening Crew
Malle Mabolia and Louis Yavado of Jackson street, laborers on the Scranton street sewer, were dismissed yesterday for creating dissension and inciting a strike. They reappeared later, caused a disturbance, and one drew a razor on Foreman J. C. Fallon. Patrolman James Hart arrested them. before Alderman Moses they were fined $10 and $5 respectively, which they paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malle Mabolia
Louis Yavado
Jackson Street
Scranton Street
J. C. Fallon
James Hart
Moses
Nolice
Man Arrested on Assault Warrant in City
Anthony Pepules of 1944 Washburn Street was arrested by Constable Tim othy Jones on a warrant issued by Alderman Davis charging assault and battery on his wife and threats to kill. He was discharged on the first complaint and held on $200 bail for threats. James McLaughlin of Scranton Street was fined $10 by Alderman Moses in police court after an arrest Sunday evening for intoxication and fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Pepules
Washburn Street
Timothy Jones
Alderman Davis
Hoaring
James McLaughlin
Scranton Street
Alderman Moses
Local items note injuries and events across Lafayette area
Joseph Clarke hurt by a fall from a cherry tree in Lafayette street. Johny Jones injured by a fall at the Ig and Whistle mine. Mrs K E Morgan hosts Ladies Aid at her home. Mires Meredith from Philadelphia visits North Bromley. New hotel at Jackson street and Hennessy court opens to the public Friday. Children’s Day at Plymouth Congregational Church and at Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church. Allen Thayer saves a drowning companion at Birch Hollow. George Carson hosts an entertainment to fund Simpson Church mortgage with ice cream and cake. Ita liana group to hold two day celebration July 21 22 with services parade and fireworks. Table School Washburn Street Presbyterian to meet after prayer meeting. Durkin and McNulty return from Holy Cross college and Niagara University. Mothers Jewels entertain at Simpson church with free ice cream for members and invite parents. Christian Endeavor holds meeting at Plymouth. Washburn Street Presbyterian rally to invite all City Union societies. Miss Little Hart accident caused by tablecloth ignition. lamp not exploded as Tribune stated. Hart treated at Moses Taylor Hospital. Classifieds note advance payment required for Odds and Ends ads at West Side Tribune office.
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North Bromley Avenue
George Jones
Jackson Street
Hennessy Court
Plymouth Congregational Church
Richard Phillips
Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church
Allen Thayer
South Main Avenue
W. EB. Thayer
Birch Hollow
George Carson
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Italiana
West Scranton
Round Woods
Table School
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Patrick F. Durkin
North Rebecca Avenue
Terrence McNulty
Hampton Street
Holy Cross College
Thomas Larkin
West Lackawanna Avenue
Niagara University
Mothers’ Jewels
Jewels
Christian Endeavor Society
David J. Davis
South Hyde Park Avenue
James
Brazil
Ind
New York
Christian Endeavorers
City Union
Beldl
Little Hart
Ivan J. Evans
Tribune
Moses Taylor Hospital
Local News In Brief From Hampton Street Area
Reports include John Davin injured in Brisbin mine with Dr. Rey nolds attending, Salvation Army serving ice cream at Price Street barracks, and Miss Cora Storm hosting No. 18 teachers ahead of her wedding to Rev. J Albert Crown. Funeral for James Hastey held at family home with Ripple division pallbearers. Officers to be elected by Patriotic Order of Americans at Ivorlie hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
William H. Harris
George Harrington
Malin Avenue
Jackson Street
Salvation Army
Price Street
Patriotic Order of Americans
Ivorlie Hall
James Hastey
Albert Crown
Clayton
Ned
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Marriage Announcement and Local Social Notes in Green Ridge
Green Ridge residents report the marriage of Tea bella Monroe Hardy to George Rameer Gibson at the bride's home at 638 West One Hundred and Eighty-eighth Street New York last week. After returning from the wedding trip the couple will reside on Monsey Avenue. Other items note visitors from New York City Miss Kilcour and Frank Totten, visits by Rev and Mrs N G Stahl and others, a dinner for former pastors, and a birth to Dr J L Nea on Sanderson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Canis
Teabella Monroe
George Henry Hardy
George Rameer Gibson
West One Hundred and Ponty-eighth Street
New York
Gibson
Monsey Avenue
Frank Totten
New York City
Waller
Stuhl
I. J. Lansing
L. Kt. Foster
J. L. Fordham
BK. Rh. Sturges
T. F. Wells
F. L. Hitchcock
W. G. Parke
M. C. Carr
J. L. Nea
Sanderson Avenue
Obituary: Myrtle Davin Dies After Illness at Home
Myrtle Davin of Meetow died Sunday at her parents home after a short illness. She was 24 and a member of the Eastern Star temple Knights of the Golden Eagle and Mothollit Koleonal church. Funeral is today at 10 from her parents' home with interment in Moacow, Filla. Also noted is the death of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Sane Cessput of Wig Lukerie parish, with funeral at 2 tomorrow and burial in Washam strowt cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Davin
Ail Mire Surmuel Alte Tian
Meetow
Lo Lipwleanil
Thinmor
Simday
Minwcow
Siw
Ree
Pridy
Elewthe Ory Temple
Kulshts
Golden Eagle
Mandiw
Moacow
Filla
Cessput
Lukerie
Bi O'Clowk
Robberies and Assaults Alarm South Scranton
Reports describe a rise in hold ups in South Scranton with two notable cases. Jacob Stahl alter, a Meadows resident, was robbed at pistol point while three men escaped toward Minooka. Martin Coyne of Cedar Avenue was assaulted on the Care a Patch bridge, robbed of money and a watch, and left ill overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stahlaver
Minooka
Martin Coyne
Cedar Avenue
National
Care'a Pateh
Wang
Funeral of William Metigue Held Amid Large Attendance
The funeral for William Metigue was held yesterday from his parents' home and drew many mourners including Columbus council and the Young Men's Institute. A high mass was celebrated at St. John's Church on Fig street by multiple priests, with Father Melley delivering the sermon. Interment followed at Minooka cemetery. pallbearers were Martin McHugh John O'Malley John Hannick John Tumey John Vaughan and John Coyne. Flower bearers were Edward Conearton and M. J. Furns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MeTigue
Hernard MeTigue
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
St. John's Church
Fig Street
J. Melley
M. J. Fleming
Father Gorman
Joseph Kelly
Father Melley
Minooka Cemetery
Martin McHugh
John O'Malley
John Hannick
John Tumey
John Vaughan
John Coyne
Edward Conearton
M. J. Furns
Junior league of Cedar Avenue Methodist church anniversary
Tonight the Junior league marks its second anniversary with an elaborate entertainment and phonograph concert at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms. The program features Miss Timberman and pupils with assistance from Miss Edith Norton and several other named performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Timberman
Edith Norton
Timberman
Kilith Norton
Susan Black
Anna Salmon
Duncan
Rose Gallen
Ralph Williams
Charles PB
Krelg
Harmony Quartette invites family event at Laubschers garden
The Harmony Quartette club of South Scranton issued invitations for a family party to be held at Laub scher's summer garden 520 Maple street on Wednesday evening June 27. Refreshments will be served as the committee announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Quartette Club
South Scranton
Laubscher
Maple Street
Neptune Enelne Company
Junger Macmercher
Scrantoen
Barbara Stefani
Hawley
Albert Kaessner
Cedar Avenue
Fred Macher
Birch Street
Oscar Grambho
Breck Street
John Machusky
Bellevue
Jas. Quinnan
Genet Street
Quinnan
Pea Coal Sold at 1.25 Per Ton for City Deliveries
Coal dealer lists price at 1.25 per ton for delivery to South Side central city and central Clyde Park. Address for orders given as J. T. Finarkey 1914 Céedur Ave with phone 6693.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Clyde Park
Adress Oriere
J. T. Finarkey
Céedur Ave
Minooka Notes Fire Injuries and Local Events
William Jones and son in law William Shehton burned by gas explosion at National mines of Connell & Co. Jones in worse condition than Shehton. Tomorrow the Young Men's Institute excursion to Mountain Park. trains at 6 30 a m and 11 50 a m. Ancient Order of Hibernians plans July 21 picnic at Artesian Wellgrove. Milas Annie Mulderiy funeral at 8 40 a m with interment in Minooka cemetery. Martin Coyne assaulted and robbed near Carrs Patch breaker. he is in critical condition. assailants unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
William Shehton
Shorer
National Mines of Connell & Co
Jones
Shehlons
Minooka
Mountain Park
Order of Hibernians
Artesian Wellgrove
Milas Annie Mulderiy
Minooka Cemetery
Martin Coyne
Cedar Avenue
Carr
Taylor
Coyne
New Providence Police Station to Undergo Renovation
The Providence police station will receive a full renovation after years of requests. The Niagara Hose Company now above the police space will move to Bull's Head, freeing the basement for police use. The station will be relocated to the fire company’s quarters with new cells and furnishings to be installed as work begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Niagara Hose Company
Bull's Head
Poiice
Fire Company
Bila
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Scranton
CHI Upsilon Society
Barbers’ Protective Association
First Welsh Congregational Church
ALL Dealurs
Cure Whero
Pulit
Boss Barbers
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Globe Warehouse
Endacleyers
Afi
AUL
William McTigue
Neptune House
Tuk Steix-Biocn Co
Sumter Brothers
Tee
Wyoming Avenue
Pea Coal
Niagara Company
Jermyn
Ghuradins
Riental Doda
Pion Pewee
Dennis
T. A. Caneden
Europe
Feld
T. Bopelns
Fi Great Jones
North Scranton
David Thomas
David J. Jones
Wayne Avenue
Punxsutawney
Samuel Thion
Ben
L.W. Carr’s
Guernsey Hall
Mvele
Guernsey
Dior
Eevee Lo
Heart Lake
Bauer
NEW York Hotels
J. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's Bi
Hotel Albert
University Pi
Broadway
Chae Kamarsbie
Mansfield State Normal School
Thomas Wiliams
Williama Street
Evan Lewis
Olivet College
Olivet
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