West Scranton Urges Pavement Upon Main Avenues
Residents complain of dirt and dust from unpaved South Main and North Main streets. City officials and property owners press for immediate paving with co operation from wards councils. Celebration events include Daniel Beynon and a Knights of Pythias badge souvenir at Morris Court. Nearby wedding reception for Michael Voluteky and Miss Mary Cutcher extends late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beynon
Mrs. McAndrews
John Ludt
Morris Court
Michael Voluteky
Misa Mary Cutcher
South Scranton
Mie
Anthony Pom
Morria Court
Wen
Respected Wishburn Resident Daniel Beynon Dies at 48
Daniel Beynon, a longtime Wishburn Street and Van Buren Avenue resident, aged 48, died recently leaving a widow. The obituary notes his local ties and family connection as the couple faced a sudden loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beynon
Wishburn Streets
van Buren Avenué
Wie
McAndrew and Tout Rites Held in City Cemeteries
Services over Mrs. Patrick McAndrew of Stark Place were held at St Patrick's Church with interment in Cathedral cemetery. The funeral of John Tout, killed in the Lackawanna railroad yard, was conducted from his Meridlin Street home and laid to rest in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McAndrew
Stark Plaice
Stu. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
John Tout
Lackawanna
Meridlin Street
Washburn Street
Baby Geathler
Jackson Street
Lovelock Somerrow
Thomas Sheridan
Hampton Street
St. Patelek’s
Chirich
Aude
Parochial School Chasing Exercises and Local Meetings
Activities at St Patrick s parochial school feature chasing exercises while St Leo s Battalion gathers on North Main avenue for poems. A gospel tent meeting occurs this evening at Tyde Park avenue and Pettebone street. Mothers Jewels meet at Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church at 4pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial School
St. Leo's Battalion
North Main Avenue
Tyde Park Avenue
Pettebone Street
Mothers’ Jewels
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
Residents plan three month Wales trip and visitors touring area
Listings show Mr and Mrs David T Jenkins of North Hebecca avenue consider three months in Wales. Mrs John P Moffat and son John of Washburn street visit Weatherly, Pa. David Smith of New York visits parents here. William Evans of New York stays with relatives in West Serenton. Mrs House and daughter Nellie of South Main avenue sail for three months in Noyland. Fred R Jones of Dunkirk, N Y visits parents on Jackson street. A drawing for a combined book case and writing desk for Reese F E Bryant’s benefit, by The Electric Clay Wheelmen under Captain Conrad Loty, will lead to a club run to Lake Winola on Sunday, June 0. first run under Captain Ots, many wheelmen expected. The club invites other wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Jenkins
North Hebecca Avenue
Wales
John P. Moffat
John
Washburn Street
Weatherly
David Smith
New York
William Evans
West Serenton
House
Nellie
South Main Avenue
Noyland
Fred R. Jones
Dunkirk
N. Y
Randolph Jones
Jackson Street
Reese FE
Bryant
Conrad Loty
Lake Winola
Juey
Ots
Local Notes and Social Scenes Reflect West Scranton Life
Social updates from West Scranton include club meeting shifts, weddings, and visits. Transfers of Salvation Army officers to Manayunk, visitors from Tamaqua and Minneapolis, and a Waymart wedding are noted alongside church events at Simpson Methodist, Washburn Street Presbyterian, and St. Patrick’s. Local clubs hold picnics and outings at Nay Aug Park while residents attend a Mothers’ Jewels entertainment and Red Men degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirous
Price
Sallvation Army Corps
Manayunk
Daniel Weaver
Stella Weaver
Tamaqua
W. B. Cook
North Hyde Park Avenue
John Sweeney
Lafayette Street
New York
Joseph Nolan
Tailrovd Avenue
Alay
Buffalo
J. B. McCannon
MccCannon
Waymart
Joseph Crashaw
Minneapolis
Minn
B. I. Weldy
North Bromley Avenue
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
West Side
Nay Atuy Park
Junior Baptist Young People's Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
Sarah Meredith
Sloan
Davies
J. P. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Order of Red Men
West Scranton
West Scranton Tennis Club Held An Enjoyable Outing At Nay Aug Park
Nora Davis
Fourteenth Street
Kathryn
Lizzie Means
Thirteenth Street
Annie Fivins
Blossburg
William H. Holtham
Bridget Rohan
Meridian Street
Z. Bo. Whelan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Patriotic
Howell and Harris
Air Shaft
United Mine Workers of America
Jayne's Hall
Jackson Street
Barber Asphalt
South Main Avenue
West Side Bank
The
Tribune
Funeral of Rev John A Evens Held Privately
The funeral of the late Rev. John A. Evens former pastor of the West Market Street Baptist church was held Tuesday afternoon at his Warren street residence. Services were brief and private with hundreds of friends viewing the remains. Interment followed at Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Evens
West Market Street
Bannet Church
Warren Street
Ul Weloek
Merning
Union Cemetery
Holy Rosary school graduates at St Michael’s Hall
The Holy Rosary parochial school held its graduating exercises in St Michael’s Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Graduates included Elizabeth Courtney Anniel O Vonnor Ilelen J Murtaugh Helen OMally Catherine Tk Sullivan Mary J Mahon Lucy A O Boyle and Mary d L Chark. The program featured piano solo recitation How They Saved St Michael violin solo graduates and a farewell hymn by the seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Parcellal School
St. Miars’s Hall
Elizabeth Courtney
Anniel. O'Vonnor
Ilelen J. Murtaugh
Helen. O'Malley
Catherine Tk
Sullivan
Mary Jk. Mahon
Lucy A. O Boyle
Mary d L. Chark
Miss Sullivan
St. Michael
Monghan
Cantata by Welsh Sunday School To Be Repeated
The cantata Brownles Band given by the children of the Welsh Congregational Sunday school last Tuesday evening will be repeated this evening at the request of the audience. Managers say the performance was well received. In charge are William J. Lewis conductor Miss Hannah Williams manager and T David KK Jones assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownles
Welsh Congregational Sunday School
William J. Lewis
Hannah Williams
T David KK. Jones
Vulture classes grow after Rev. Smith’s talk at North Main Avenue church
The Rev A H W Smith of the North Main Avenue Baptist church reports stunted vulture classes but confirms growth in the morning children’s class and the evening senior class. Daily meetings run 7:00 to 8:20 PM with junior sessions in the morning. Archie Morgan of Lehigh University visits family on Church Avenue. Mrs George Gritman returns home from visiting her daughter Mrs Frank Clark. Joseph Watson loses two fingers to a dynamite cap explosion on Parker Street. Miss Bertha Kenyon and Miss Minnie Snyder are visiting Miss Gertrude Emery on Church Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H W. Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Ofclovck
Archie Morgan
Lehigh University
N. §. Morgan
Church Avenue
George Gritman
Scot Township
Frank Clark
Joseph Watson
Parker Street
Bertha Kenyon
Creenfield
Minnie Snyder
Tompiringville
Kemp's Balsam advertised as universal remedy
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a guaranteed cure for coughs and lung ailments. It claims a free sample bottle from any druggist authorized by the proprietor and cites reliable results in curing chronic coughs. The note ends with a generic assurance that Kemp's Balsam is sold by all druggists.
New Summer Ready-to-Wear Dresses Arrive in Store
White organdie dresses shown as new ready-to-wear items attract shoppers. A score or more carloads of dresses are offered at reduced prices, prompting readers to visit the store soon for the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Warehouse
Annual Excursion From School To Lake Lodore This Morning
School plans its annual excursion to Lake Lodore today with trains departing Green Ridge station on the Delaware and Hudson at 8 10 a m and Providence station at 8 45 a m. Mrs 8 J Owen of North Main avenue hosts Rev ER Harris of Clifford Pa and Orra M Reese of North Main avenue for the commencement of the State Normal school at Stroudsburg. Pro Moylan returns to New York after visiting his brother Rev J V Moylan. Miss Nellie McNamara of New York visits West Market street. Rev FLR Bateman of the Church of the Good Shepherd will address the Providence Episcopal mission at Osterhout's hall next Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Green Ridge
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Providence
8. J. Owen
North Main Avenue
ER. N. Harris
Clifford
Orra M. Reese
State Normal School
Stroudsburg
James Moylan
New York
J. V. Moylan
Robert Mitchell
West Market Street
Montana
Nellie McNamara
FL RR. Bateman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Providence Episcopal Mission
Osterhout’s Hall
Address Orders to J Ty Sharkey in Cedar Avenue
To South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Address orders to J Ty Sharkey, 1914 Cedar avenue. Phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central
Hyde Park
J. Ty Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Community Social Events In Green Ridge Highlight Week
The Woodril sisters and Allin of Elociic avenue visited by Mr Willman of Decoy Pa. Ladies Aid hosts cream cake and tea at Given Hilge Presbyterian. Young Men's club plans annual keep and strawhat festival on church lawn Thursday. May Poller and daughter attend Pane American exposition. Haley Winton invites for a thimble tea Saturday morning. The Alliance Literary Society met at Charlotte Schroediv’s home with an excellent musical program and social hour. Members present included Tau bald, Shoemaker, Murty, Guttin, Stackhouse, Touch, Lores, Sears, Perm, Shocler, Campbell and Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Mre
Edward Poller
May
Wickson Avenue
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canm
Etrawheny
Haley Winton
Sunderman Avenue
Lis
CadFo Wersed
Stevens
Alleanen Literary Society
Rogers
Charlotte Sehroediv
Sanderson Avenue
Misea Margaret Taubald
Jiesie Shoemaker
Plore
South Scranton Notes Highlight Exposition Plans And Local Events
Mrs William Holder plans a ten day trip to the Aoe American exposition from Cedar avenue. Christian Samon sustained a serious hand injury at North steel works and was treated at a local hospital. Mrs James Coughlin of Mawles Pa visits Mrs Mulited of Cleves. Anna Kigner and Anna Murick return from two week visit with friends near Luke Windu. J B Probson departs for the Man America exposition for about two weeks. James Connell lodge No 170 Odd Fellows celebrated its twelfth anniversary with speeches and a musical program at Cedar avenue and Willow street. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Holder
Cedar Avenue
Yeaterday
Christian Sameon
Alterstreet
North Steel Works
Walvis
James Coughlin
Mawles
Mes
Delim Mlutiled
Cleves
Anna Kigner
Anna Murick
Luke Windu
Probson
Am Able Addis
Dunmore explores free mail delivery potential
Mr Atentine from the postal department visited Dunmore to assess conditions for free mall delivery. He told postmaster Bishop there is reason to believe service could begin this fall, though not the entire town at first due to sidewalk issues. A force of three carriers could cover much of the town with two daily deliveries and two collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atentine
Bishop
High School Program Delights Audiences With Student Acts
Scholars in the commercial department hosted a yesterday afternoon program at the high school featuring songs recitations and readings. Performances included The Whistling Regiment The Evolution of the Typewriter and Science Which Prolonges Life with student presenters such as Kathryn Wiggin Margret Motil and Wesdy Lindwig among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reputellot
Rowling
Peeralennasarangee Musial Seloetien
Enreeese
Mipgntines
Nellig O' Matlen
Wesdy Lindwig
Commencement Exercises at Washington Hall Tonight
The high school commencement events will be held at Washington Hall tonight with tickets sold at 15 events. Crowds are expected as the class is greeted by a large turnout. St Agnes guild’s lawn near St Mark's church hosted a successful fundraiser last night drawing crowds to support the society's treasury. Music from an orchestra and church choir enhanced the evening. Charles B. Sauvage, longtime purchasing agent for Pennsylvania Coal, is named chief clerk to County Controller Jones and starts July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hall
St. Agnes’ Guild
St. Mark's Church
Socleity
Charles B. Sauvage
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Jones
Savage
Athol Morton
New York
Eitye
Biya Masterson
Wilkes-Barre
P. Gi. Frita
North Blakely Street
Laura Huckalew
Philadelphia
M. W. Chamberlin
South Blakely Street
George Frita
Cleat
N.Y
Walter Carr
Carbondale
Fifth Street
Marie Webber
Klarpor Street
Germany
Europe
John Bilis
Residents and visitors mingle as Hawley council fails to meet
Newark resident returns home with Miss Lucy Ellis. Mrs Shaffer visits Carbondale. Taft and Atkinson of Hawley stay with Moyal Taft on Blakely. H K D Ames visit Hawley. The council did not muster for a special meeting to decide the stone crusher statue and to arrange street crew replacements after Tuesday strike over pay uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Lucy Ellis
Church Street
A. (. Shaffer
Third Street
Carbondale
Taft
Atkinson
Hawley
Moyal Taft
Blakely Street
Hk. D. Ames
Stone
Obituary notices for Littell Cowan and local deaths
Henry W. Littell, a Scranton resident of 35 years and father of Prof. Frank Littell, died of heart disease aged 11. He served three years in Civil War signal corps and mentored by government eclipse mission to Sumatra. Survived by widow and sister Miss Kate Littell. Funeral tomorrow at 2:40 PM from 40 Madison Ave. interment Moreland Hill. Also notices for James Thomas Cowan, Thomas Sheridan, and Baby Geathler with funerals set at Forest Hill and Cathedral cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry WW. Littel
Seranton
Henry WY. Littell
Frank Littell
United States Naval Observatory
Scranton
Signal Corps
Sumatra
Manihe
San Francisco
Kate Littell
Toberturns Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Scrantonia
Odd Fellows
Marva Griffin
Post, i
Grand Army of the Republic
Slw
Madison Avenue
Servives
Inter Name
Morest Hill Cemelery
Grand Army
Miss Sadie Lamb Spends Week with Lakeview Friends
Special report from Gibson June 24 notes Miss Sadie Lamb spent the last week socializing with Lakeview friends, returning with stories of leisure and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Gibson
Sadie Lamb
Lakeview
Local social notes from Susquehanna and area
KE A Sweet visited Susquehanna on business Friday. Miss Julia Strockbine returns home from Mansfield Pennsylvania where she has been at school. Beath Estabrook spent Friday with her Harford sister Mrs ELOH. Sweet and Tay visited friends at Gelitt Saturday. Robert and Dan Sweet of Hampton Town visiting here. Mable Moscncrants spent days with New Milford friends Mrs Burdick. N CG Stott of Scranton caring for his mother here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. A. Sweet
Susquehanna
Julia Strockbine
Mansfield
Pau
Beath Estabrook
Harford
Eloh
Sweet
Tay
Gelitt Saurday
Robert
Dan Sweet
Hampton
Mable Moscncrants
New Milford
Mes. Burdick
P. W. Barrett
N. CG. Stott
Scranton
Peculiar Pennsylvania Custody Case Returns From Europe
In a nonstandard custody dispute, Mettherson petitions in the fasted states district court to award custody of a child to Rachel Devine and Wolf Devine, arguing the marriage is not recognized in Pennsylvania. The article notes the couple reportedly wed abroad and faced questions of legitimacy under local law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Piulelelpha
Dude Mettherson
Fasted States District Court
Hig Aiborioon
Tachel Devine
Wolf Devine
Europe
Tiaheny Corp
Vania
Sale of Racers at Chattos Bay auction
At Sheepehad Bay paddock the sale of racers opened with high interest. Willerdor, a Water Cressemabeina sire, drew bids before being knocked down to Water Cure. Simon Paget and Mw. G thivnn were among bidders as Water Cure's team secured several lots including La Belle and Magek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low York
Drainime
Tipton Compans
Sheepehad Bay
Willerdor
Cressemabeina
Ile
Simon Paget
Mw. G.thivnn
Water Cure
Tyeamold
Crete
Lena Kirst
Wes
Ty B. Moera
Etd
Pauline Forgetfulness Reported at Trial
Pauline testified that she did not see her father on the day of the incident during the examination. The hearing focused on prior statements and the relationship between Pauline and Rudolph Beantree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Rudolph Beantree
Uncertain Article on Financial Figures From Seventh National Bank
Reported by Kachuseive Wire for The Associated Prom, the piece contains garbled quotations about obligations and business ventures, mentioning a visual name and a resin context, with unclear details and language. The readable fragments reference Senidint Thoms and the Seventh National Bank in a discussion of investments and credibility signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachuseive
Associated Prom
New York
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Oxford Street
Howell Street
Cemetery Street
Curdon
Nun North Main Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Huyler
G. W. Jenkins
General News
Valenciennes
North Scranton
John A. Evans
Scranton, Pa
Rockers
China
Jonas Long
Woodril
Brather
Allin
Elociic Avenue
Mr. Willman
Decoy
Dunmore Doings
James ‘Thomas Cowan
Sidden
James Thomas Cowan
Jane
James Cowan
Dickson Manuufacturing Companys
Forest Hill Cemetery
Sheepshead Bay
Ti Aspe
Pauline
Capace
Watrisburg
Corea
Ahude
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