Funeral of Hevigron Held at Dunmere Cemetery
Services for the late Hevigron were conducted by Rev. Fr. Ausu in Rev. Harvey and Rev. Price of nearby churches. The body was laid to rest in Dunmere cemetery after a church service at the Christian church on North Mall Avenue. Friends from distant places attended the rites, with floral tributes showing community regard. Members of Pincokn lodge Knights of Pythian and Green Ridge castle Knights of the Mystic Chain attended in a bereaved capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmere
Thee
Th. Aubin
Alove Church
North Mall Avenue
W. Tarvey
Christian Church
Plyneoth
My. Prive
Ariel
Mystic Chain
Hieber
Elijah Filer
Ehimer Piddieman
Tehn Siukthy
Taillshonmere
Joeleph Birtley
Andrew Lynith
John Meer
Harey Mechiness
Joby Beram and
Meer
Funeral of Mrs Hannah Moreat in Suporte
The funeral of aged Mrs Hannah Moreat took place in the vesilene at Mr Diames M5 Freaker street Suporte in the afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev Pe PNies with Rev Chines Presser in attendance by a large number of mourners. The monument was on Washbirn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Moreat
Vesilene
Diames
Freaker Street
Suporte
Affternoon
Ehitee
Pe Pnies
Chines Presser
Om Largse Punter
Bohemian Mission Sunday Service Draws Big Crowd
A large congregation gathered at the North Main Avenue Baptist Church for a Bohemian mission Sunday service. The program featured the North Lind Christian Kedeavoer celebration and notes of concern over Johny Sweeney, injured at Seoacett's Creek mine when attacked by a vicious mite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Mission
Cyldien
Liege
Simi
Mort
North Main
Professor Watkins
Johny Sweeney
Seoacett’s Creek
Deine
The
Christian Endeavor Society of
Excursion Planned by Welsh Congregational Church to Lake Ariel
The Welsh Congregational church will conduct an excursion to Lake Ariel on Thursday August 1. Local residents report various social notes including visits, visitors and community events across town.
Picturesque May Day at No 2 Shaft Draws 22 Carloads
In Gypey Grove, a unusual turnout of twenty two carloads of residents traveled to No 2 shaft for a May day event. The gathering featured a selection by the form a bane choir and readings on country and flag. Funeral plans were announced for Christian Schweitzer a local resident. Ernest Le Horand returns from study in Boston. John and Mrs. Wilson return from their wedding trip and will reside with the groom's parents on Spencer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypey Grove
James St. Wilson
Othe Alington Dowl
Hurgese
Dan Powell
Willan MecCutloineh
Wilner
Cnmplowe
Warn Jone
Burgess Powell
Che Mag
Christian Sehweltserg
Seving Avenue
Dunmere
Eenest le Horand
Eingland Conservatory
Mimic
Boston
Mass
John Wilson
Spencer Street
Boy Hurt In Fall From Tree In West Scranton
Michael Sharack Jr., 12, son of Michael Sharack I, fell while climbing a large tree on Twenty-second Street area yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken collarbone, right arm injury, partial paralysis on the right side, internal injuries, and is in serious condition. Dr J D Carroll attends. boy’s father summoned as he was carried home unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sharack, Jr
Michael Sharack
Sharack
Ind
West Side military company moves to Adams avenue armory
The West Side company secures new drill quarters at the Adams avenue armory after relocation from Company Fo. Captain Lewis obtains permission for the move and the first drill at the new site is scheduled for tomorrow evening. The company roster has declined from 110 to about 40 due to recruits leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nce
Bern
West Side Military Company
Company Fo
Fecentiy
Lewis
Peor
Milssion
Adams Avenue
Heth
Mneter
Saturnav
Davis
Mike
Mearehall Contest Promises Local Talent Show
An entertainment and music contest will be held in Mearehall Wednesday evening under the Cumbria Chord Union to defray expenses from a postponed Wilker-URRE festival. Solo, duet, trio, and quartet performances feature Scranton talent with a Welsh song contest for a $10 prize. A preliminary audition occurs Wednesday afternoon at 1 R. Thomas music store North Main Avenue with three adjudicators present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearehall
Cumbrian Chord Union
Wilker-urre Eixteddfod
Uhich
Veralita
Scranton
J. H. Powell
Washburn Street
J. A. Powell
Morgan Daniels
Secrn
Elias E. Evins
Thomve O Evans
R.thomas
Malin Avenue
Pelnok
Percen
First Reception of Sacred Heart League at St Patrick’s
Last evening at St Patrick’s Church the promoters of the League of the Sacred Heart of Jesus held their first reception service. A large attendance heard Rev A T Broderick preach an eloquent sermon and Rev Dunne give instruction while badges and certificates were presented. The benediction was given by Rev J B Whelan with a ceremonial display centered on a statue of the Sacred Heart mounted on a marble pedestal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
St. Patrick's Church
A. T. Broderick
A. Dunne
J. B. Whelan
St. Patricks
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Funeral Notices for Local residents at Cathedral Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs B J Egan was held Saturday from her mother's residence on Scranton Street to St Patrick's Church with a High Mass. Rev B A Duane preached and burial followed in Cathedral Cemetery with pallbearers Thomas Judge Eugene Isgreve Fr Moronough James Haggerty F J Londy P Lavelle. Other funerals included Mrs James Hughes from 424 Wrights Court to Cathedral Cemetery, and Mamie Madigan from 22 West Lackawanna Avenue to the Cathedral Cemetery with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Egan
Mre
Haggerty
Scranton Street
Bt Pattick’s
B. A. Duane
Thomas Judge
Eugene Isgreve
Fr. Moronough
James Haggerty
F. J. Londy
P. Lavelle
KR. McNicholls
Thomas Carroll
Mra
James Mughes
Wrights Court
Cathedral
Mamie
Cubenter
Myx
Catharine Madigan
West
Lackawanna Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
Local residents return home for summer vacation
Louis Mapp of Evnon Street and a St Michael's College student is home for the summer. Miss Mary Cannon of Twenty-three Street visits Savona NS Y Mir and Mire. Harry Wall of Waad hurn Street returns from Gravel Pond. Miss Ligzie Stevenson of Scotland visiting brother Alex J Stevenson of Lafayette Street has left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mapp
Evnon Street
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Mary Cannon
Twenty-three
Savona
Mir
Mire
Harry Wall
Waadhurn Street
Gravel Pond
Mies Ligzie Stevenson
Scotland
Alex J Stevenson
Lafayette Street
Open Letters From Jexste FE and Hanny Hanpy
Letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for gynecological ailments. A Denmark writer reports relief from long monthly illness and back pain after using the remedy. A Riverside sender describes severe ovarian trouble and womb inflammation improving after two bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jexste FE. Gaeex
Denmark
Jows
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra
Hanny Hanpy
Riverside
Town
Lydia E. Pinkham
Trlad
Local social notes and upcoming events in Danville area
The column lists residents sailing to Scotland, family visits and travels, a pole raising at a business, music plans for a concert in Danville, and several locals attending or returning from colleges and events. Names include Johnson, Stevenson, Morgan, Martin, Stephens, Hody, Mepert Strunner, George Emeric, Charles Roldig, Griffiths, Boldry, Dereheimer, Thoras, Jenkins, Beers, Jones, McTider, Evins, and Thivis with addresses on Lafayette and North Sumner avenues and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torday
New York
Tohnson
Scotland
Mie
Mia
Alex Stevenson
Richard Morgan
John Martin
Eighth Street
David Stephens
Tener
Henry Hody
Beritone
Danville
Lafayette Street
Manil Smith
Pregent
Meelstop Lee Club
Weel
Piet. Mepert Strunner
George Emeric
Charles Roldig
Wilkes-Barre
George PF Griffiths
Frederick Boldry
Washburn Street
Mabel Dereheimer
Mynon Street
Mansfield State Normal
John Thoras
Hampton Street
the Peter College
New Halmpeahire
Jenkins
Scranton Street
Wyoming
Beers and Children
North Rebecca Avenue
Tobyhanny
Walter WH. Jones
North Pryde Park Avenue
Mc Tider
Hyde Park Avenue
Prank Evins
New York City
Clarence Davis
North Sumner Avenue
Arthur Thivis
Phoomieburg State Normal School
South Scranton Happenings at Cedar Avenue Hotel Flag Day Event
City Assessor Christian Pickus chaired a Saturday flag raising ceremony at Taco Krick’s Cedar Avenue hotel. Speakers included County Commissioner Demuth and District Chief Wirth as Guth’s band played. The crowd cheered as Old Glory was raised to a 12 N18 feet height and speeches followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taco Krick
Cedar Avenue
Christian Pickus
Guth
George Rossar
Phillip Dipine
Clery
Demuth
Wirth
Newt
Dixie
Krickwie
Condor
Chevman
Krick
Mrs Warnke Hosts Birch Gathering for Christening
Mr and Mrs Charles Warnke of Birch Atrest held a reception yesterday for intimate friends honoring the christening of their infant daughter Martie Gertrude Warnke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warnke
Birch Atrest
Martie Gertrude Warnke
Local News Briefs and Social Highlights
A letter from Mrs Spriks to A Miller arrives Saturday while the Spriks heal in Germany. Century Pose company and attending ladies will host the Columbia Chemical company guests on the West Side with a dance for the Victore. Miss Mroma Babr to Ambrone Mulligan announced. Mrs PL Moore entertains Miss Emile Harach. William Priests family moves from Philadelphia to this city. Mrs Miller and daughter Mary Louise return from Philadelphia visit. George Hartman and Louie Chesehdel return to Cedar avenue. The infant daughter of John Fikws is buried at Pittman avenue cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Miller
Sprisks
Germoany
Spriks
Century Pose Company
Colmbin Chemical Company
Mroma Babr
Rireh Street
Ambrone Mulligan
Cedar Pyonir
PL. F. Moore
Cedar Avenue
Emile Harach
Wooning
Mie
William ‘Priies
Philadelphia
G. A. Miller
Mary Louise
Philadelhia
George Hartman
Louie Cheseheldle
Cedarcaventue
Wirmmers
John Fikws
Pittrin Avenue
St Pauls Commencement Program At Green Ridge School
The annual St Pauls parish school commencement at Green Ridge features a long program of entrances, march, and tableaux. Students and teachers perform living pictures from Our Nations History with acts and music listed by name, including performers Helen Smith Margares Ferguson Agnes Jennings and many others. The program includes solos, piano pieces, choruses, and a pantomime titled Angels of Heavens. The event is conducted by Miss Louise Foye and Miss Helen Smith with visiting soldiers and national figures represented in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Eles
Philes
Miree
Madeline Tallmit
Mugenlsmith
Aghes MeTigue
Agies Denninge
Margares Ferguson
John O'tture
Pitter Contesss
Edward O'fore
Aloyanie Grewer
Thomas Jock
Aulutatorty
Mins Louise Foye
Angels of
Neutlon
Liberts
Helen Smaith Buttercups
Phalsien
Little Gris
Agnes Jennings
Corpress of Liberty
Helen Smith
Amons
Madeline Tathman
Poual
Little Boys
Mires
Agnes Molar
Feo
Nerd Coser
Bongo
Louie Foxe
Dutta Hatligan
Mies Ferguson
Mastera J. O'Hors
F. Coates
E. O Vera
A. Grover
T. Br
Colonies
Yiele
Fuula
Leo
Lew Grewer
O' Fore
James C O’ Hore
Harry Grattan
Moy
Joseph Danner
Hdwans O'fore
Yroneis Me'tague
Joseph Kelly
Thomas O'Hare
William Walker
Spite Major
Fravvle Grattan
Dinge
Om Sever
Thenns Brerk
United States
Uur
Ale
Concert at Nay Aug Park Endures Rain and Cheers
A Saturday concert by Bauer's band at Nay Aug park drew steady crowds despite showers. Park improvements impressed attendees as the Park Commission and Scranton Railway prepared to extend the series with extra trolley cars for summer excursions. The program featured Mireh and DeWitt Mireh pieces along with various overtures and selections, with audience members returning after rain breaks to applaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Nay Aug Park
Meekers
Hedford
Scranton Railway Company
Irish American celebration plans for July 4
Vice President J. Ph. Calling presided at a Young Moon's Institute hall meeting of the Irish American Main societies general committee. They outline events for Athletic Park Providence Road, with many entries for contests and prizes. Beranton Athletic Club and St. Leo's Battalion have entered teams. The committee will reconvene next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ph. Calling
Carbondale
Young Moon's Institute Hall
C. T. Boland
Collina Enid
Beranton Athletic Club
Leo
Agila
Center Street Station to House Prisoners in City District
The remodeled Center Street station house opens today to hold prisoners arrested in the First precinct business district. Cages at city hall may be used for unusual cases. Desk sergeants remain on duty at city hall at all times. police leadership will use Center Street as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
City Hall
Court House News Notes Sanity Hearing for Attorney Wood
Hearing to determine sanity of Attorney Wood Tracy in court. An advance $2 payment was made at Dime Bank against John Brown and others by Archimarte Poc Hinwon BF Tinkham and George H. Rice on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Tracy
John Brown
Arhimratere Poc
Hinwon
BF. Tinkham
George H. Rice
Community notices and events in Simpean Methodist area
The Woman's Home Missionary Society hosts an annual entertainment titled Mothers Jewels on Tuesday at 3 PM in the church parlors with refreshments. St Brendilen's Council No 244 Young Men's Institute plans a social at their Jackson Street rooms on Wednesday evening June 20. Funeral services for William Donacon Jr. are today at 2 PM from Price Street residence and at Tabernacle Congregational Church with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. West Side board of trade delegates attend the Scranton coal convention tomorrow. Fr Leo's battalion holds a team chair meeting at St David's Hall tonight to elect officers. Eleventh anniversaries are being issued by the Electric City Wheelment, event set for Thursday at Jackson Street club house with Miller's Orchestra and a lecture by Rev James Hughes on George Miller at Plymouth Congregational Church beginning at 8 PM with violin solos by Professor Bayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Simpean Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Brerdilen’s Council
Young Men's Institute
Jackson Street
Malin Avenue
William Donacon, Jr
Briggs Collery
Price Street
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Washburn Streoet
John HH
Bellows
A. M. Morne
Evans
BM. M. Clarke
Jones
West Side
Eledrice
Miller
Jimes Hughes
George Miller
Plysmouth
Raver
Bayer
Hood's Saras parila Pills Cure Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Hood's pills as a remedy for impure blood disorders and digestive complaints. It promises easy dosing and a prompt cure for indigestion biliousness and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
She, Od
Local residents and students visit homes across towns
Kelly Eagan, formerly of this place and now in Newport News Virginia, visits his parents on Davis Street. P. J. Kelly, St Michaels seminary student in Toronto, Canada, returns home to Miln Street for vacation with his parents. HM OF Casey spends Sunday with friends in Pittston. Michael McNally returns from a three year absence on the Pacific coast. County Superintendent J C Taylor to examine primary teachers of Lickawanna township schools at No 1 school today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Eagan
This Place
Newport News
Davis Street
P. J. Kelly
St. Michael's Seminary
Toronto
Canada
Miln Street
Casey
Pittston
Michael McNally
Pacific Coast
J. C. Taylor
Lickawanna Township
Hard Coal Convention Delegates Gather in Board of Trade Rooms
The hard coal convention of delegates from the board of trade and other commercial bodies will be held tomorrow afternoon in the board of trade rooms. Delegates from nearly every important town and city in the authorized region will attend, with northern coal field representatives from Wilkes-Barre, Pittston, Beranton, Jermyn, Olyphant and Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Board of Trade
Authrarite
Wilkes-Barre
Pitteton
Beranton
Jermyn
Olyphant
Carbondale
Obituary notices from a malformed local page
Florence Thoma of Hockate Relowue Helwhus died early Saturday after illness. Funeral from residence. burial at Wayehburn street cemetery. Bebustian Deetehiomer of West Beranion died Saturday in Kalwarita court residence. age Ta. Funeral from residence tomorrow at 10 o'clock. interment at Ransom cemetery after service at Thins om Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Thome Thoma
Hockate
Bebustian Deetehiomer
West Beranion
Qe Kalwarita Court
Ue Reeidenee
Thinsom Presbyterian Church
Ransom Cemetery
Ready Relief and Pills Offer Fast Pain and Digestive Aid
An advertising notice touts Radway’s Ready Relief and Radway’s Pills as cures for pain nerves and stomach issues. It claims instant relief from cramps dyspepsia heartburn fever and malaria like fevers and invites buyers to purchase from Radway & Co of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Tladway
All Drugelers
Radwayt & CO
Kim 8
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Scranton
F. B. Hodgson
OR. Ausuin
W.W. Harvey
Plymouth
MR. Price
Atuel
Hannall Oon
Welsh Congregational Church
Lake Ariel
Peter Miles
Clover Hill
Marvine
M. C. Anderson
Wayne Avenue
Janes W. Maddox
Brenham
Texae
H. Jonnagan
Armenia
Tnree
Michael Cogstelle
John Fitegearald
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mars
Lizzie Davis
Cardendale
Bernard Davis
Michael Hastings
Margaret Menderson
Willie
Hobert
Dy DT Jenking
Denver
Colorado
Physichins
Toweph Horgeon
Company YD
Thirteenth Regiment
Cam
Enos Fienon
Woeet Market Street
Marti Flynn
Greefer
Nebraska
Stevens
J. Stanton
Bateman, Mentina
Vislting Mero
R.A. Williams
East Market Street
Washington Camp
Patriotic Sons of America
Dunmore
Globe Warehouse
West Scranton
Michael Sherack, JR
League OF the
Heart OF Jesus
Cambrian Choral Union Entertainment
Jonnie BE. Green
Mrs
Harry Hardy
South Scranton
Jacob Krick
Christian Kicks
Gutns Rand
George Roban
Philip Dippre
Ditrie
PFI
Wipth
County Comm
Sioner Demuth
Peter Mou
Chas, Warneke
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Pardchial Schod
Green Ridge
Toofelack
the Park
Wanna
Des Odalieques
Trey Oceluthian
National Pmatpourrk
Flees Selection
Herbert March
Country Club
Center Street Station
Court House News Notes
Misor News
Fawoens
Washington Ave
Suchorowsk
Nana
Mear's Building
Caledonian Club
Hieyele
Vail Tre
Pol Obetaere
Pipers
Chizens
Nagte-Dammerlin Myhood Company
Manfield
Ohio
Boare
Radway
Dental Parlors
Jonan Piates
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Conrad
Lacka Ave
Pilsner
NILSL
Scranton, PA
Mooste and Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Safety Muse
Nin Repauno Chemical Co
Chichester
Engiieh
Ennyroyal
el Loom! Oruggiot
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