Fender Saves Child From Serious Injury
A street near Belmont on Monday night saw 11 year old Jamon Marley sprint into a trolley car’s path and be saved by a passing Fender. The boy suffered bruises but no bones were broken after the Fender diverted the car. Another boy, Joe Sweet, was injured by a toy pistol loaded with small stones and needed surgery by Dr. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Marley
Birkett Streat
Belmont Street
James Marley
Morris
Marley
Hiulees
D. L. Bailey
Joe Sweet
Sweet
South Church Street
Sweets
Ana
Odd Fellows Day at Lake Loarhore Excursion
Friday August 24 hosts Odd Fellows Day with One Leaf lodge Neo Is and valley visitors at Lake Loarhore. The highlight is the conferring of the degree of chivalry, an event seen only rarely in this region and expected to draw thousands previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Odd Fellows Circles
Lake Loarhore
Odd Fellows
One Leaf Lodge
Neo
Clive Leaf Lodge
Chinese Social at Epworth League Evening Event
The Epworth League hosts a Chinese social in the Methodist Episcopal lecture room this evening. The program includes vocal duets by Clara Bronson and Lottie Wilcox and by May Kilpatrick and Mr. Clark, recitation by Kimima Blair, papers on China by W. H. L. Bronson and Elizabeth Thompson, and tableaux with Mina Frank. After the entertainment, refreshments will be served and a silver offering for famine relief in China will be collected at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal
Clara Bronson
Lottie Wilcox
Kimima Blair
China
W. H L. Bronson
Mina Frank
Walker sisters attend state normal school commencement
Misses Mary and Madeline Walker of Washington Street left yesterday morning for Stroudsburg to attend the commencement exercises of the state normal school there. Miss Agnes Walker, their sister, is one of the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Madeline Walker
Washington Street
Stroudsburg
Ornal School
Agnes Walker
Meetings of Tonight Engage Various Civic Bodies
Board of health and several fraternal groups announce gatherings for the evening. Wm H Davies post 187, Grand wring of the Republic, Figneer castle 205, Ancient Cliver Knights, Fidelity conclave 10, and Improved Wader Heptisophs are listed with their meeting times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Wm. H. Davies
Figneer Castle
Fidelity
Vacation Granted for Rev M C Elliott at First Congregational
Rev M C Elliott of the First Congregational church has been granted a three weeks vacation and will depart for a period of leave. His absence will not interrupt church duties as plans are arranged for coverage during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Elliott
M. (C. Elliott
First Congregational Church
Jon
Allen's Foot-Base A powder for tired aching feet
An early 20th century ad touts Allen's Foot-Base powder to relieve smarting, sweating, and tired feet. It claims to cure corns calluses ingrown nails blisters and bunions, easing walking pain and offering a trial package by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Allen
Allen
Levy
Commencement Day at St Rose Academy Class of 1901
The St Rose Academy commencement last evening filled St Rose Hall with parents and friends as the Class of 1901 and younger pupils performed salutatory pieces, songs, drills, and a valedictory. The program, repeated tonight due to high demand for tickets, featured Ambrose Battle’s salutatory In the Time of Roses, piano solos by Mary McGoury and Mary Moran, juvenile and seniors’ performances, a boys drill, and the valedictory by Mary Tierdom and Sarah McGarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy
St. Rose Hall
Academy
Ambrose Battle
Mary McGoury
Mary Moran
Carroll
Ah, Quinn
Jd. Loftus
W. Smith
G. McHale
FL Clark
AL Murrin le Devine
Little Gypsy
Mary Rowland
Adam Schaff
EK. Carroll
F. Clarke
Dril
Florence McHale
B. Clarke
Mary L. ¢Ierdom
Sarah BE. McGarry
Rose Vo O'Rourke
Mirewell
Nvinn
Schol
Recital by Miss Tiese Conway at Professor Evans home
Miss Tiese Conway, pianist and organist at the Church of the Holy Cross, gave a recital at Professor Haydn Evans's Laurel street home. The event featured varied pieces, praised for refined interpretation, with Mr. Roberts from South Scranton delivering a strong vocal performance in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Conway
Hayden Evans
Tiese Conway
Sermitton
Church of the Holy Cross
Haydn Evans
Laurel Street
Miss Conway
Roberts
South Scranton
Whee
Brent Power
Sonnti
Carbondale Cycle Club Hosted at Kimball Residence
The Carbondale Cycle Club enjoyed hospitality at George S. Kimball’s Spring Street home. President Kimball hosted a third or fourth treat, featuring Dr. Wheeler’s lecture on Modern Surgery. A quartet performed, and an impromptu program included violin and piano pieces with Singers and Bridgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
George S$. Kimball
Spring Street
Mr. Kimball
Kimball
Wheeler
H. F. Clark
Russell Shepherd
Charles Bridgett
W. A. Clark
Pleasant Tea at the Morss Homestead
Miss Morss and Miss Lois Morss hosted a Monday afternoon tea at the Morss homestead north of the city. Nearly seventy five ladies attended showcasing social cordiality of the season. Attendees included Miss Hugd of Flushing and Mrs Day of Newark New Jersey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morss
Lois Morss
Mores Homestead
City
Moss
Hugd
Flushing
Jackson
Mise Jackson
Alonso Morss
Providence
LaRue
Scranton
Richmond
Tracy
Clam Richmond
Richmond Hil
Day
Newark
N. J
Doctors Baker Leave For Pan-American Exposition
Dr W J Baker and Mrs Baker depart today for a ten day visit to the Pan American exposition in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baker
George Lance Returns from Honeymoon for New Housekeeping
George Lance of Sullivan & Ryans returns from his honeymoon at Clark's Bunmuplt and will begin housekeeping at the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lance
Sullivan & Ryan's
Clark's Bunmuplt
Horleymoon
Mayfield Miner Killed by D H Train Near Mayfield Station
Michael Glenies of Mayfield, a miner at Erie mine, was instantly killed when he jumped from a coal train and was struck by passenger Train No. 15 on the Delaware and Hudson line shortly after 3 pm. The incident occurred about three hundred feet south of Mayfield station as Glenies returned from a funeral. A jury ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Glenicg
Hill
Edgerton
Michael Glenies
Mayfield
Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Menicas
Antonio Cudia
Olentez
Olentes
Olenier
Hill Street
John Williams
William Jones
Clenton
Passing Social at Berean Baptist Church Tonight
An evening event at Berean Baptist Church parlor features a passing social where attendees bring items to share and pass on. Admission is ten cents with light refreshments after a program of musical numbers and recitations by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Ieee
Lewis
Essere
dLaric Robinson
Blanche Colvin
Lila Blane
Lucy
Annie Milligan
Cornell Pino Cuet
Maude Haigh
Railway Conductors Clambake Set at Lake Lodore
The annual clambake of the Order of Railway Conductors No. 166 will be at Lake Lodore on Thursday August 29. The event promises ample fun for railway men and families with a large crowd expected from the Pennsylvania division of the Delaware and Hudson and extend to Wilkes-Barre area excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railway Conductors
Lake Lodore
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
Wilkes-Barre
Jersey Visitors From Paterson Seek Brief City Stopover
William McLoughlin and his wife of Paterson New Jersey are guests of M F Neary in town for a few days. They stayed at the Pan-American for some time and paused here while returning home. Mr McLoughlin works for H Bunnell Electrical and had been presenting his goods at a railway superintendents convention in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McLoughlin
Paterson
N.J
McLoughlin
H. Bunnell Electrical Company
Buiful
A New Sunday School Opens in Carbondale Township
The local Presbyterians start a Sunday school on Greenfield Road near William Lane's home. The first service Sunday drew a large attendance and high hopes for the venture. Regular services will be held each Sunday at 11 am with leaders from the morning school in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Township
Greenfield Road
William Lane
Degree conferment at Temple Commandery No 55 Knights of Malta
At the regular meeting of Temple Commandery No 55 Ancient Order Knights of Malta last evening several candidates received the Malta Degree. Grand Recorder George H. Pierre of Philadelphia, who was to confer the higher degree, has deferred his visit until Tuesday evening July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Temple Commandery
No. Ss
Ancient Order Knights of Malta
George H. Pierre
Philadelphia
Local Notables and Summer Visits Reported Across Town
The passing throng includes Mrs Ida Pethick of Monesdale visiting friends in this city. Mrs H. Bronson and daughter Lena visit relatives in Bidney. John Cameron’s Gilberts Street house gains new porches. Dr and Mire Baker plan a week at the Pan American exposition. Royal Foster of Pittston spends Sunday Monday with parents Will Wagner and children Ethel and Newell near Waymart. John Hans returns from the Boston Conservatory of Music for summer vacation. Misses Hannah and Margaret Kil- are noted in local social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loon
Brooklyn Street
H. Co”. Watrous
Carte Avenue
John O'Rourke
Wyoming Street
Mrs
Alsted
Honesdale
Waymart
Misa Carolyn Stevens
Hawley
Prompton
H. H. Lewis
Uniondale
Kishpaugh
West Virginia
Hi. A. Lewis
William Wells
Erie
Anita
Iowa
Church Street
Frances Roland
Scranton
John P. Budd
Beach Lake
Fred Sluman
Thorn Street
Colorado
Ida Pethick
Monesdale
H. Bronson
Lena
Bidney, N
John Cameron
Gilbert Street
Mire
Baker
Royal Foster
Pittston
Cay
Will Wagner
Ethel and
Newell
John Hans
Boston Conservatory of Music
Hannah
Margaret Kil
J. A. Hull
W. L. van Buskirk
T. L. van Sickle
George Hull
Agnes Hull
Flora. David
Lucy Hull
Sadie Lithbridge
Aliee David
Mary Wall
Darling
Congress of Trained Animals
Baseball Park
Edith
Rachel Evans
Scranton College of Music
Leo Lynch
Boston
J. A. Shultz
New York
Bernard Levy
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Company
Mary
Sadie Rogan
Rogan-Gaffeny
Or. McGinty
Mansfield
State Normal School
Mary Rutledge
Nettle Mason
Nellie Brent
Wilkes-Barre
Jermyn
Bedward Jones
Mamie Jones
Blakely
Buffalo
Rachel Means
Jermyn and Mayfield School Board Adopts Adjournment and Finances
The Jermyn school board met in adjourned session with full attendance. Repairs were authorized, the iron fence repainted, and book and supply committees reported progress. The board voted six to three to deposit funds in Miners' and Mechanics' bank. ex-Treasurer Morcom saw his bondsmen released. The 18 mill assessment split 10 for schools 5 for buildings 3 for special purposes remained unchanged. Principal H. N. Barrett was elected for three terms amid debate on term length. The Mayfield band planned an open air concert on the lawn of William Walker tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Waters
Morcom
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Blake
Bimbra
H. N. Barrett
Grant
Mr. Barrett
James Edmunds
Morcem
Crawford
Depew
Edmunds
Colling
Hunter
Mayfield
William Walker
Sousa
Mr. Hendricks
Carbondale
Henry Hemelright
Willmamn
Badger
Battenberg
Coon
Sampson
Houghton
Swick
Parks
Downing
Mosier
Bray
Winter
Hemelright
Barrett
Dodeon
Crave
Gertie Vail
Kate Sampson
Taumma Mosier
Margaret Thompson
Edith Bray
Constance Houghton
Mike Leney
McGinty
Nelson Morris Wholesale Meat House
James McGinty
Olyphat
J.J. Miller
Main Street
Florence
W. M. Taggart
Eliora
Toadies' Aid of
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Thomas M. Vhriffiths
Second Birect
Athintieuty
Anniversary Celebration at the Blull Residence
In Olyphant the commemorative twentieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. BE Blull was observed at their Blakeley home. Guests enjoyed cards and music amid palm and flower decor with a late repast. Receivers of many presents included Capwell Reynolds Donald Hull and several Hulls and Klull family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Dlull
Blakely
Capwell
Reynolds
Factoryville
Blanche Hull
Donald Hull
Mary
Edith Klull
Robert Hull
Helen Hull
Arthur Hull
John Hull
Mary van Cleef
Geen Ridge
Aly
T. J. Parsons
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Harris and Local Notices
A sixth birthday party for Miss Mary Harris is reported with her friends present and refreshments served. Other items note the Timlin and Loughney marriage, Red Men lodge meeting, funeral for Mrs. John Hodge, mine repairs at Archbald and Pyne, postponed benefit for Mrs. Goodwin, and community notices on telephones and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
William W. Harris
Wis
Nellie
Gertrude
Ada
Tasther Lewis
Sarah Jenkins
Mary
Winifred Harris
Mary Vans
Lillian
Myvanwy Davis
Elizabeth Williams
Myvanwy Phillips
Martha A. Williams
Melba
Washington Street
Archbald and Pyne
The
Lackawanna Company
Goodwin
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Ladies’ Association
John Hodge
Anthracite Glee Club
Lilewellyn's Hall
William Gangner
Lincoln Heights
John Hughes
Main Street
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Susquehanna Boiler Makers Attend Meadville Conference
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports several Susquehanna boiler makers are at a union conference in Meadville. The Wilson boiler makers deny a plan to visit New York, though a meeting with President Underwood is planned soon. Other items note visits, reunions, and church events around Susquehanna, Locust Hill, and nearby towns.
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Susquehanna
Meadville
Frederick Test
Binghamton
Charles E. Whitney
Elmira
Fred. Martin
Deposit
Wilson
New York
Underwood
Avenue Methodist Church
Evie
Judson Loveland
Hornellsyville
Heartlake
Pox
A. O. Pox
Locust Hill
J.L. Williams
Troy
N. Y
Williams
Gertrude M. Shields
Ladies Aid and Missionary Notices In Old Forge
Rev Bentley and wife visit Mrs Thomas Robinson. Ladies Missionary society to meet at Mrs Ira Porter’s home Thursday afternoon. Miss Jennie Wildrick visiting Avoca. Supper for Ladies Aid at Mrs Geary Gray’s home Wednesday evening June 26 with ice cream and cake. Grand July 4 celebration planned on Brick Methodist Episcopal church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Bentley
Outline Studies of Human Nature at Cornell Club Dinner
President Ket of Harvard recounted a string of anecdotes about everyday social misperceptions. The tales range from a New York restaurant hat recognition to a Pullman conductor exchange and a Hollywood piazza girl’s misguided fashion inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ket
Harvard
Cornell Club
Vollage
New York City
Toneheon
Biotela
Mic
Salt Journal
Boston
Picture of a Ship Deck Reveals Blundered Blunder
A child recalls an illustration from a book showing a ship deck with a man peering through a hatch. The girl points out the hole as a vantage to claim it would be full of bloomin Englishmen, provoking a humorous misunderstanding in a wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
A colorful tour through language and politics from Olmsted
Representative Olmsted recalls stumping Pennsylvania with General Gobin teaching him Pennsylvania Dutch phrases. The anecdote covers audience reactions, an $18 drink bill, and a humorous note on Lord Salisbury’s wardrobe. Published clips contrast political zeal with light social detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
General Goblin
Representative Olmsted
Harrisburg
Washington Post
Gobin
Republican Party
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O. P. Wells
Robert W. McDonald
Hornellsville
Isaac Bond
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Susquehanna Hand
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