West Scranton Morning Marriage at St Patrick's
Edward W. O Malley of 1915 North Washington avenue and Miss Marie McNulty of 325 Twenty second street were married at St Patrick's Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev J B Whelan. The couple will reside on Colfax Avenue and will be at home to friends in about two weeks. The groom works as an inspector for the DL&W and is known in the valley as a dancing instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. O'Malley
Washington Avenue
Marie McNulty
Twenty-second Street
John McNulty
St. Patrick's Catholc Church
J. J. Whelan
Marie Johnson
Margaret Dur Kin
Michael Mackin
Mrn
Mra
O'Malley Jett
New York
New England
Colfax Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Lackawanna Lodge to Run July Fourth Excursion
Flower of Lackawanna Lodge No 1 Ancient Order of Britons and Lux ury will conduct its annual Mountain Park excursion on Wednesday July 4. Last year more than 5010 people attended the resort trip. This year features Bauer’s Orchestra, games for all ages, and the Anthracite Glee Club. The train leaves Jersey Central Scranton at 8:00 am 10:00 am 11:20 am 1:20 pm and 4:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower of Lackawanna Lodge
Ancient Order of Britons
Lux
Ury
Wil
Mountain Park
Bauer
Anthracite Glee Club
Jersey Central
Scranton
Dufour’s French Tar Claims Cure For Cold And Rest
The advertisement touts Dufour's French Tar as a remedy that cures colds and provides rest. It markets its healing benefit with promises of relief and improved comfort for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Graduation programme at St Patrick’s parochial school
The planned afternoon commencement exercises feature medallists, orations, a graduation ceremony, and performances by pupils including a juvenile cantata and piano numbers. Notable participants include J Kennedy M Cusick M Julman and Angela Mack among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial School
St Leo Battalion Names Officers For Ensuing Term
At the regular St. Leo's battalion meeting in their rooms on Monday evening, officers elected include President John H. Devine, Vice President Frank Gilroy, Financial Secretary James Murphy, Recording Secretary John S. Shaughnessy, Treasurer Jas Regan, Trustees Thomas Connors James Hester James Dougherty Thomas Langan, Seargeant at arms Edward Devine, Tellers Roger Campbell Frank Marooney Philip McAloon, Janitor Patrick O Toole. Installation was by Past President Patrick Buckley. Delegates elected to the quarterly Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society convention of the Scranton diocese are John H. Devine and BP Buckley. convention to be held at Minooka on Sunday July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
John H. Devine
Frank Gilroy
James Murphy
John S. Shaughnersy
Jas, Regan
Thomas &. Connors
James Hester
James Dougherty
Thomas Langan
T. J. Gilroy
Sear
Edward Devine
Roger Campbell
Frank Marooney
Philip McAloon
Patrick O'Toole
Patrick J. Buckley
Patrick Tolan
BP. H. Buckley
Total Abstinence and Benevolent Societien
Scranton
Minooka
Tripple Division No 45 Sons of Temperance Elects Officers
Tripple division No 45 of the Sons of Temperance met in Morgan's hall Monday evening and elected officers including Superintendent of Work Miss Cassin Evans, assistant recording scribe Thomas J. Davis, recording scribe Samuel Edwards, trustee Joshua Elias, worthy patriot J D Lewis, inside sentinel George Mor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripple
Sons of Temperence
Morgan's Hall
Cassin Evans
Thomas J. Davis
Samuel Edwards
Joshua Elias
J. D. Lewis
Oteide Sentinel
Thomas Thomas
Inside Sentinel
George Mor
Scranton Organization Expands Roles and Activities
The group led by conductor George Lewis and chaplain Gomer Keene has grown rapidly in the past year. Tellers David M. Hopkins and L. M. Evans note that current quarters allow better entertaining space and improved opportunities to carry on the work with many young men from West Scranton.
Loyal Knight of America Elects Officers for Fint enterprise lodge
Finterprise lodge number 21 of Loyal Knight of America met Monday evening and elected officers for the term. Secretary Joseph Oliver and Treasurer William A. Phillips, both long-serving, were unanimously re elected. New officers include Worthy Master David Anthony and Deputy Worthy Master Ireac J. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finterprise Lodge
Loyal Knight of America
Joseph Oliver
William <A. Phillips
David Anthony
Ireac
J. Price
J. Hayden Oliver
Rees J. Grifftha
Daniel Harris
James Wale
Clayton minister to wed Miss Storm in Hampton Street church
Rev J Albert Crown of Clayton New Jersey and Miss Cora Storm formerly a No 18 school teacher will marry at 12 today in Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church. The edifice is decorated for a grand season ceremony officiated by Rev Janes Benninger. Crown is a former Scranton resident and son of Mr and Mrs Bartley Crown. The bride has long served in West Scranton public schools and is highly regarded among educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Crown
Clayton
N. J
Cora. Storm
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Janes Benninger
Bartley Crown
Chestnut Stret
West Scranton
Public Instruction
News Notes and Personals From Hyde Park Area
Social and entertainment events mark the fifth anniversary of Knights of the Maccaberes in St. David's hall. Edward Voghes visits from Lafayette Street. M E Nostrand of New Jersey stays with Forest Thershimer. Funeral plans for Mr. and Mrs. Coslett's child set for 2:30 this afternoon at their Durmorne residence. Various attendances at church events, commencements, and local outings are noted with multiple named residents and places across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Knights of the Maccoabres
St. David's Hall
Ealward Voghes
Lafayette Street
M. E. Nostrand
New Jersey
Forest Thershimer
South Main Avenue
Bucknell University
Samuel Coslett
Ohlid
Durmorne Street
Washburn Street
Luve Dn International
David Jones
BR. Donee
Welsh Congregational Church
Nanticoke
Th. J. Muches
Mendane Denking
North Bromley Avenue
Hampton Street
Seattle
Wash
Abe
James HW. Bower
Ely
Myrmouth
Wroggathing
Jooi
Nay Aug Park
Edwards
Brame Cnet
Electric City
Sesson
Chistian Enedeavor Society
Mymouth
John Winnerty
Seventh Street
Central State Normal
John Brown
Mict
Jennie Howell
Berunton Street
Atlantic City
Toule Noth
Victor
Philadelphia
Jenita Sutton
Rewards Oourt
Duatce
Levils Rohhman
Mee Louis Noth
Lafayette Front
Broning
North Hyde Park Avenue
Crystal Lake
Misa Bessie Sloat
Swetland Street
Obituary notices list multiple Scranton area deaths
Mrs Ide Johna of We South Beemley avenue dies at 34 after illness. Willard 8, funeral Thursday with morning and Moscow interment. Anna Schmidt, 67, dies at her son in law Jacob Schaffer’s home after a week long illness. funeral Friday at 2 pm, St Peters Lutheran, Dunmore cemetery. Martin Meagan of 611 Ox court dies from injuries at Avoca railroad loading incident yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide Johna
Thomas Johna
Beemley Avenue
Moscow
Daniel Franc Ble
Willard
Anna M. Schmidt
Jacob Schaffer
Prescott Avenue
Scranton
John Handolph
St. Petera Lutheran Church
Terment
Dunmore Cemetery
Martin Meagan
Ox Court
Lackawanna Leprial
Avoca
Grain-O praise from a grateful customer letter
Pansie Williams of Le Roy writes from Buchanan Michigan Mayan area praising GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute. She notes her mother quit coffee and now drinks the cereal beverage weekly, predicting health benefits for herself and her children.
Mrs Col Richardson Saved by Mrs Pinkham
A testimonial from Mrs Con E P Ricwaspson of Rim Necaxper, Wra, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing leucorrhea and inflammation of the womb and ovaries. She details severe illness eighteen months prior, loss of her career as a musician, and recovery after a full trial of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Lydia
Pinkham
E. P. Ricwaspson
Rim Necaxper
Wra
Man Dies After Beating Incident At Lockawartia Hospital
A man sustained extensive injuries after a mob attack and died from internal damage. He was taken to Lockawartia hospital with external bruises. He leaves a wife and ten daughters including Anna and Julia Mangan. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockawartia Hospital
Anna
Julia Mangan
North Scranton Notes Piano Recital At Puritan Church
Miss Elizabeth J Owens led a piano recital at Puritan Congregational Church last evening with help from Miss Esther Kennedy elocutionist and Mr Joshua Johns tenor. The church was filled with music lovers and friends of Owens pupils. The program was long yet well delivered and praised. Lillian Morris Wilhelmina Griffin and Bessie Lanyon opened with a plane trio Dance of the June Bugs. Kennedy spoke cleverly and Johns’ singing drew much praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Owens
Puritan Congregational Church
Esther Kennedy
Joshua Johns
Miss Owens
Lillian Morris
Wilhelmina Griffin
Bessie Lanyon
Miss Kennedy
Mr. Johns
Sunlit Briefs on Sunday School and Community Events
Sunnlay school of the North Math Avenue Baptist Church hosted a child exercise program in the auditorium with a festive setup and large audience turnout. Memorial Baptist Church held Children’s Day exercises with a forthcoming cantata on July 10 under Band of Hope supervision. Providence Presbyterian Church plans their annual summer outing to Lake Lodore on Friday with a large party, boats available, and tickets for adults and children. Local notices detail visits, graduations, and meetings including the United Mine Workers of America, Father Whitty, Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club, and church activities with devotional services and social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnlay School
North Math Avenue Baptist Church
Exercisiow
Memorial Baptist
Lake Lodore
Providence Presbyterian Sunday School
Providence Melaware
Hudson
F. K K. Bweeney
Rinlmend Mi
Weslovah University
H.W Milreoun
Jonowerront
Lis
Gerviale
North Mainavene
Walton
Mary P. Mavis
Ite Macknell Windversite
Nev
Davis
Summit Asia
Mira Thertha Witking
Chicago
W. G. Watkins
Haet Market Street
George Conk
Allright Avenue
M.oz. Costello
Holy Crece College
Mish Cora Griffin
William Street
Allegheny
Allegheny College
Robert Westlake
Wrat Market Street
Hav
Lake Menry
Thomas Qwens
Cayuga Street
Min Margaret Jones
Green Street
Carbondale
Var
United Ming Workers of America
Leonard's Hall
David J. Williore
Mangfeld State Normal School
Father Whitty
Detective Arrests Cornelius Quino For Stolen Cornet
City Detective Mole returned at 1.20 this morning on the Lackawanna road from Haverhill Mass with Cornelius Quino who was arrested there last week. He is wanted in this city for the larceny of a cornet loaned by August Bechimoff about two years ago and never returned. He will be given a hearing this morning before Alderman Kasson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mole
Lackawanna Road
Haverhill
Mass
Cornelius Quino
August Bechimoff
Kasson
Barber shop switches hands at Hotel Jermyn
William O'Brien sold the Hotel Jermyn barber shop to Henry Leightner who will take charge immediately. O'Brien plans to move to New York in mid July to run the barber shop in the new Hotel Pabst on Broadway and Forty second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’brien
Jermyn
William O'Brien
Hotel Jermyn
Henry Leightner
Speicher
Leightner
O'Brien
New York
Pabst
Broadway
Address orders to J. T. Fuarkey in 1914 Cedar Ave
South Side central city and central Hyde Park receive address orders to J. T. Fuarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6683. A note directs customers to Smoke The Hotel Jermyn cigar at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Fuarkey
Cedar Ave
Jermyn
Polish Woman Assaulted in South Scranton Incident
A recently married Polish woman was found semiconscious near Alderman Ruddy's home in Cedar Avenue. She said she was offered suspicious liquor in a Cedar Avenue house, assaulted, and later identified the residence. a warrant was issued for the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiret Court
Ruddy
Selman
Cedar Avenue
First Court
Concert at YWCA Showcases Local Talent
A brilliant night concert at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms featured Misa Timbermin and pupils with Miss Edith Norton. Highlights included Susan Black and Ralph Williams in a duet and Rose Gallen delivering a deep contralto rendition of All Through the Mist, earning strong applause from a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Misa Timbermin
Edith Norton
Susan Black
Ralph Williams
Rose Gallen
Charles P. Kreig
Grace Duncan
Misa Duncan
Susan W Black
Buck
Anna Salmon
Miss Salmon
Grenadiers
Schumann
Miss Norton
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Angelina
Llewellyn Jones
Cedar Avenue church marks second anniversary of junior league
The Junior Epworth League of Cedar Avenue Methodist Church celebrated its second anniversary with an elaborate program. The church was decorated with plants palms and daisies, enhancing a large audience’s reception. The programme proceeded in an unusually fine manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Court
Timberman
Edith Norton
Epworth
Cedar Avenue
F. L. Terppe
Epworth League
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Local Notes From Cedar Avenue Update
Nub s of news report health progress for Mrs Foo Terps wife of Drugelat Torppe who seeks Lake Sheridan for health. Charles Pouley leaves Cedar avenue for Brooklyn trends for a month. John Welker attends niece funeral in Wilkes Barre yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foo Terps
Drugelat Torppe
Ceder Avenue
Lake Sheridan
Wowler
Dre
Women's Home Missionary Society Hold Annual Social
Last evening the Presbyterian church Women’s Home Missionary Society held its annual social at the Manse home of the pastor Rev. W. F. Gibbons on Elm Street. The Manse parlors were filled with society members and church congregation, and a most pleasant evening of pleasure was spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Elm Street
Bold by MacGarrah and Thomas Drugists Scranton Ad
A compact Scranton display advertises the druggist firm MacGarrah and Thomas located at 2 Lackawanna Avenue. The listing highlights bold offerings for local customers in Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Local Society Raises Funds for Asheville College Scholarship
Members presented small lines about the dollar each contributed to fund a scholarship for a young lady at Asheville college. The event concluded with refreshments and socializing as attendees dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville College
Asheville
Officers Named for A O H Division 26 Year
The following officers have been selected from the members of Division No. 26 Ancient Order of Hibernians to serve for the coming year. President W Le Purcell vice president John Haggerty financial secretary Willian McKenna recording secretary John Quinn treasurer P W Manley. The society is reported to be in a most flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order of Hibernians
W. le Purcell
John Haggerty
Willian McKenna
John Quinn
P. W. Manley
Local notices and club meetings in town events
Moran and van shop on Drinker Street dissolving partnership after year of dealing. Senior League of the Moth Episcopal Church held a Sunday meeting with a 30-voice chorus and planned a permanent choir. Defender Mase Nall club to meet June 30 at Laurel Hill Park for an evening of entertainment. Firemen’s Relief association met in borough building with discussions of trust funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran and van
Grocere
Drinker Street
League of the Moth
Juliet Epideopalchirch
Mase Nall Club
Laurel Nil Park
Firermoon
Local residents plan Philadelphia trip and local duties
Meare J Gi duckson and Marty Whitmore have been visiting friends in the borough and depart yesterday for Philadelphia to deliver messages for Parle Vratee and view the exposition. Dr W J Storm will soon leave for Philadelphia after a position with Atlantic Refining is secured. Meare George Keal and Clady Stevens head to Rake Clemo with camp jul tornts for several weeks. Mi and Mrs KB Wie fave retorted from general devas Stay of Take Clemo. Protector Jordan of the Scranton schools visited the High school departments yesterday as Miss Margaret Cullen substitutes for 28 teachers in No section. Sallie Pike begins her productive trip ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meare
J. Gi.duckson
Marty Whitmore
Philadelphia
Parle
Vratee
W. J. Storm
le Tan
Atlantic Refining Company
George Keal
Clady Stevens
Pester
Rake
Jul Tornts
Mra KB
W. Bie
Mardi Gras Armor Parade in Memphis Ends with Mishap
A Memphis reminiscence recalls the first tin armor parade in the Mardi Gras days. A railroad man describes riders in heavy armor, a partner falling, frightened mules, and a chaotic escape through Gayoso and Main, ending with they cutting free the armor at dawn and vowing no more parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
New York
de Kalghie
Cam Nee
Stair
Peataurent
Memphis Seimtar
Milk Door Deception at Lodge Entry
A dairyman fakes a password to enter a lodge by prying a door hole and shouting milk. His stunt causes a hemorrhage scare but the lodge confirms his identity and allows him to join. The incident is reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almont
Cincinnati
Colored Doorkeeper at Navy Office Earns Laughs and Dark Fate
A long, satirical tale describes a longtime Black doorkeeper for the secretary of the navy in Washington who faces mockery after an offhand joke about being sent to Hades. The incident ends with his resignation and a new job shaving customers near the capitol. Also recounted is President McKinley’s rainy visit to departments and a Brooklyn pastor’s tale of higher criticism causing tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Washington
Usnally
Johm
Commodore
Maden
Mr. Long
Alabama
Hades
Long
Capitol
Washington Post
Illes
Brooklyn
New York Triune
Mielot
Brother In Black
Hillis
Tr. Hillis
Plymouth
Pr. Hiliad
New Pulp Plaster Company Chartered in New Fi
Nurrinburg reports the New Cy Pulp Plaster company of New fi.00 was chartered today, marking a new corporate entity in the local business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurrinburg
New Cy Pulp Plaster Company
Partment
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West
St. Patrick’s
Edward O'Malley
Miss M'Nulty United
J. B. Whelan
St. Leo’s Battalion
Loyal Knights of America and
Sons of Temperance
Wilkes-Barre
John McGroin
Oreheatra
Vieline
M. Jordan
J. Kennedy
Yello
A Mack
Monitoline
K. Parke
EB. Philips
M. Cusick
M. Tjulman
Hansos
P. Fadden
M. Mogan
BE. McCann
A. Hurst
Guitere
McCaffrey
J. Ganeonuller
A. Cowper
Nano
Mortimer
Hogan
Mary Glirey
Margaret ‘Gila
A Crane
F. Burke
Ovscees Little Boys Pisione
Angela Mack
Sadie Arthur
Veeee
Mlor Gila Piano
F. "Padiden
Hottle Meroe
Ceveeee Union Toya Mai
McKennmni
M. Quinnan
Soph McCaffrey
Act
LaMinera
Klondike
Cielito CW
Kane—M. Jorman
M. Tyrone
McWilliama
Lawtinee McWilliama Vee School
Joseph Motaifivy
Lawrence McWilliams
Mortiner J
Mogan
Globe
Globe Warehouse
Loyal Knights of America
Mrs. Col. Richardson
Mrs. Pinkham
Pineham HO
North Scranton
Moie
Will
Pea Coal
South Scranton
Wolfend Marsden
Arkansas Monattion
Herbort
Wloctlans S
Volves
Theweard Doty
Louis Waters
Turner PN
Evens Laog
Anna Richanla
Boye
Simerell
Dunmore
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda_Biscuit
Leating Gecret Orden
Norwood
Guardian of the Dow
M'Kenley
State
War
Cortelyou
State Department
Hay
Hoet
War Department
Navy Department
Oyho
Pittsburg
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