HAPPENINGS OF NORTH SCRANTON FUNERAL NOTICES AND BURGLARY
Funeral services were held for Rev John Kowala at Summit avenue home and Holy Trinity church after a Lutheran league service. Kowala, who died Saturday, had served in Scranton since 1860s, organizing Polish Lutheran congregations. Also noted were an Arnab peddler incident, $500 bail for attackers, a burglary at Dr Bentley’s office, and other miscellaneous items in North Scranton news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran League
Jennie Phillips
Bentley
John Kowala
Summit Avenue
Scranton
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Park Prrc
Pockville
Lawr
Victor Emanuel
Holy Trinity Church
Dunmore
Funeral of Miss Jennie Phillipe in Summit Avenue Home
Miss Jennie Phillipe was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at the West Market Street Baptist Church where Pastor Mr Evins spoke of her pure life. Flowers bore by Jennie Lewis and others. pallbearers included Thomas Mille Isaac Mille John Davis Hector Davis Charley Evans and David Evans. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Phillipe
Summit Avenue
Weat Market Street Baptist Church
Evins
Missee
Jennie Lewis
Liexie Panvers
Hattie Bhardless
Maggie Williams
Messrs
Thomas
Isaac Mille
John Davis
Hector Davis
Charley Evans
David Evans
Washburn Street
Peddler Held Up by Four Youths on Parker Street
An Arcat peddler en route to Carbondale was accosted by four young felons on Parker Street. They searched him, were identified by Officer Dugan, and detained before Alderman Moyers. One suspect claimed they only frightened him, pretending to be officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcat
Carbondale
Parker Street
Boulevard
Dugan
Arch
Aldermiain Moyers
Local Patent Remedies and Foods Ad Notice
Yard sale era ad lists Paine's Celery Compound, Pinkham's Compound, Pierce's Golden Medical Dis, Mellon's Food with prices 0.75, 0.70, 0.75, 0.38 and 0.55 set on Main Avenue near Attor S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham's
Pierce's
Golden Medical
Mellon
Pocketbook Lost by Arab Men Returns Amid Dispute
An incident recounts a man returning a glass and pocketbook found in a transaction with Arab men. The pocketbook, said to contain between 10 cents and 20 dollars, was claimed by the men to hold only 10 cents. They remain held under bail to appear at the next term of court.
Burglary at Dr Bentley’s North Malin Office
Thieves broke into Dr. Bentley’s office on North Malin Avenue Monday night through a side window left ajar. The doctor found a small cloak missing after examining the scene, with no clue available about the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bentley
Malin Avenue
Social Evening for Providence Conclave Members
Providence Conclave No 1015 will hold a members social after the regular meeting on Friday evening. The social committee has arranged shore addresses solos recitations and music with invitations sent to other orders and several prominent members expected. Refreshments will be served by the ladies of the Ald society and cigars passed around. The Ladies Ald society of the Methodist Episcopal church North Main avenue plans the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Patriotic Sons of America
Lady Friends of the Council
Ald Society
The
Methodist Episcopal’church
North Main Aveny
Cal
Elizabeth Owens
Fast Market Street Primitive Methodist Church
Providence Presbyterian Church
Local notices and greetings from Summit and surrounding towns
Oscar Davis of Summit avenue leaves for Patterson New Jersey to spend months with friends. Mrs David R Davis of West Market Street thanks friends for grief assistance. Puritan church quartet sang at Mr Davins funeral. Mine Ann Davis of Pitteton with Mr D R Davis. J H McCarty resigns from Mutual Life Insurance, joins New York firm. Miss Kennett Factoryville visits Mr and Mrs S J Owens. L H W Jones Wayne Avenue returns from visit at CIHTord W. Smith family to Lake Idgle for weeks. Annie Liewd Margaret Avenue with diphtheria. Mr Harry Danvers Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Davis
Summit Avenue
Patterson
N. J
David R. Davis
Weet Market Street
Davin’ Faneral
Mine Ann Davis
Pitteton
le Vieithig
D. R. Davis
West Market Street
Cihtord
Smith and Family
Williams Street
Lake Idglewilde
Annie Liewd
Margaret Avenue
Harry Danvers
Wayne Ave
Local residents visit friends and relatives in town
The brief social notes report Mrs. D X Lewin of Taylor visiting relatives on Spring Street. Agnes Clarkson of Clark's Green called on friends here yesterday. Susie Powell of Taylor is the guest of her elder Mrs. John Phillips on Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Duryea
D. X. Lewin
Taylor
Spring Street
Misa Agnes Clarkson
Clark's Green
Susie Powell
Mis
John Phillips
Wayne Avenue
Patriotic Service Invites Veterans to Providence Church
A patriotic service at Providence Presbyterian Church West Sabbath extends to old soldiers, veterans, and sons of veterans. Griffin Peet and Co. of the late Thirteenth Regiment organize a full-force event. Two choirs of 55 singers, led by Prof. FL Whittemore, will lead singing and perform patriotic hymns. Rev Dr Guild oversees the service and delivers a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian Church
Hera Griffin Peet
Company
FL Whittemore
Guild
Dunmore Council Sets Limits and Repairs After Meeting
A Dunmore council special session adopted a $150 monthly cap on the street commissioner’s pay and ordered pole removal along firewalk routes. The borough plans to insure department property, grade the building grounds, purchase jail cots, repaint the cells, and repair bridges on Tatvel and Oak streets and Franklin street near Spencer’s plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosers
McAllister
Jones
Payton
Ward
Weber
McCulloch
Husinss
Dayton
Fire Department
Tatvel
Oak Streets
Franklinl Street
Spencer
Wurgess
Hille
Louis Maele
Monkeys at Gibraltar draw crowds with monkey colony tale
From the Chicago News: Gibraltar’s Barbary apes, once plentiful, now fewer than fifty, are watched at the Alameda gardens. The English governor maintains a water trough, and a 2 year old incident shows the apes observing a captive monkey and revenging it by throwing it to the precipice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Alameda Gardens
Geome
West Scranton Camp Elects New Officers For Loyal Knights
At Camp 33 Patriotic Order of Americans officers were chosen including President Mrs Belle Harris and James P Stanton as trustee. Delegates to the state camp are Mrs Harris and Stanton with alternates Miss Harris and Mrs Eldred. The state camp meets July 15 in Guernesey hall Washington Ave for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of Americans
Belle Harris
James P. Stanton
Emily Hettes
Agnes John
Nilandeth Alvord
Margaret Kein
Mary Wat- King
Louise Criss
James P
Loyal Knights Elect Officers for Year at Enterprise Lodge
At a remilar meeting of Enterprise Lodge No. 21 Loyal Knights of America the following officers were elected for the coming year Worthy Master John Loyd deputy worthy master Daniel Morris recording secretary Joseph Oliver assistant recording secretary David Anthony financial secretary Richard Grimbs treasurer William A. Phillips chaplain William Lake conductor Edward Jenkins assistant conductor David Rt. Jones inside Tyler James Loyshon outside Tyler Morgan Jerking trustee for three years William BD. Mornin Oliver and Phillips were re elected and have served as secretary and treasurer respectively for the past ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
John Lioyd
Daniel Morris
Joseph Oliver
David Anthony
Richard Grimbs
William A. Phillips
William Lake
Edward Jenkins
David Rt. Jones
Tyler
James Loyshon
Morgan Jerking
William BD. Mornin
Messrs
Oliver and
Phillips
Watson Spends Ten Days In Buffalo and Elmira
The report notes Watson turned yesterday from a ten days' on, with time spent at Buffalo and Elmira, N. This terse item records a brief public notice of the individual's movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Buffalo
Elmira
Knights of the Mystic Chain plan July 10 entertainment in Morelia hall
The notice reports an event by the Knights of the Mystic Chain in Morelia hall on July 10. It cites local residents visiting Delaware and LaPlume, a fire-damaged Penn avenue bakery being rebuilt, and a barn blaze investigated by Special Officer Snyder. Names include A Sheldon and W Miller from New York and Breaker streets, Lewis Brothers Contractors, and Mrs. Maynard with Ralph. Manners pharmacy lists hair products including Imperial Queen Hair Tonto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Mystic
Morelia Hall
Is. A. Sheldon
New York Street
Delaware
Penn Avenue
Wedeman
Nantluoke
W. F. Jones
Deavon Street
Snyder
Adama Avenue
Marton
Green Hidge Street
Lewis Brothers
Marton Street
Lewis
Manners
Green Ridge
Fragmentary city address lines in dated notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions locations South Side central city and central Hyde Park and an address order to C. B. Sharkey at 1014 Cedar area with phone 6683 suggesting a local business or legal notice component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar
South Scranton Council Elects Officers for Coming Year
In Germania hall the South Scranton Junior Order of American Mechanics held a regular meeting last night and elected officers for the ensuing year. Named were Councillor Arthur Meld and Vice Councillor Joseph Willams with other posts including recording secretary FP A. Tisdell and treasurer William J. Young. Sidney Webster was chosen delegate to the state council meeting in September in this city. Installation is set for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
American Mechanics
Germania Hall
Arthur Meld
Joseph Willams
FP A. Tisdell
George Hoffman
Peter Hartman
William J. Young
Kilmer Dunning
Frank Brown
Nale Sentinel
R. M. Coss
Outside Sentinel
Herman Schulta
George Hartman
Sidney Webster
State Council
Bt Leos Battalion Elects Officers For Ensuing Term
The Bt. Leo's Battalion elected officers for the new term. President P. W. Buckley and vice president James Degnal head a lineup including recording secretary William Ways and financial secretary J. J. Aer. Other officers are treasurer James Regan sergeant at arms Michael Miaherts and trustees Thaumur 8 Connors Patrick OToole Patrick Tulan Michael Madden John J Shaughnessy and janitor Michael Plaherty. Delegates to the quarterly convention are P J McAndrew P T Buckley P J Kelly Thomas Connors and Thomas Murphy. Installation is set for Monday evening July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Leo
P. WH. Buckley
James Degnal
William Ways
J. J. Aer
James Regan
Michael Miaherts
Thaumur
Connors
Patrick O'Toole
Patrick Tulan
Michael Madden
John J. Shaughnessy
Michael Plaherty
Funeral rites for Mrs Jenkin Thomas in Eynon Street home
Funeral services for the late Mrs Jenkin Thomas were conducted yesterday afternoon at her Eynon Street residence. The burial took place at Washburn Street Cemetery with Rev H H Harris officiating and Thomas Watkins directing the singing. pallbearers included David KR Hughes Llewellyn Davis William Morris and Thomas Morgans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin Thomas
Eynon Street
Washburn Street
H. H. Harris
D. 1
Taylor
Thomas Watkins
David KR. Hughes
Llewellyn Davis
William Morris
Thomas Morgans
Welsh Hymnology Lecture Led by Rev Evans at First Baptist
Rev T Valentine Evans repeated his lecture on Welsh Hymnology before a good sized audience at the First Baptist Church. Hon H M Edwards presided with solos by Thomas Williams and Thomas Thorburn opening and closing the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Valentine Evans
First Baptist Church
Evenine
H. M. Edwards
Thomas Williams
Thomas Thorburn
Nay Aug Tribe Reports on Lancaster Council Meeting
Nay Aug Tribe 140 and Improved Order of Red Men met at Fruchan hall Cedar avenue last night. Charles Scheuch reported on the Lancaster state council meeting, and his report was filed with thanks. The tribe approved District Deputy Grand Sachem Warner of Tribe 20. Social session followed at Hartman’s hotel Cedar avenue. Nay Aug Tribe ranks among state’s leading Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruchan Hall
Cedar Avenue
Charles Scheuch
Great Council
Lancaster
Multiple Local Notices and Personal Docket Items
An infant son of Mr and Mrs William Deacon of 131 Deacon Street died yesterday from diphtheria. The funeral will be private. St Brengen Glee club received a reception at Prof Edward Sullivans home on Fignon Street. First Baptist church covenant meeting planned for this evening. Rev J B Sweet of Slimpson M EF church resumes pastoral duties today and will lead weekly prayer meeting after a three month illness. Emerson upright plane drawing at Clarke ros at 3 pm. Patagonia lodge 206 Knights of Pythias to elect officers at Evans hall tonight. Tabernacle Congregational church classes 11 and 14 hold entertainment and social tonight. Company F to meet at St Davids hall to reorganize. Washburn Street Presbyterian Sunday school officials to meet this evening to advance the school. Curtis Andrew of Siath Street sick with blood poisoning from bicycle injury. St Brenden council YM As excursion to Binghamton on July 4th anticipated as main event of the day. Young Womens Christian Association held an old fashioned spelling bee on South Main Avenue last night. Choir directed by Prof Haydn Evans to rehearse at Holy Cross church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deacon
Deacon Street
Diptheria
St. Brengen Glee Club
Edward Sullivan
Fignon Street
First Baptist Church
J. B. Sweet
Slimpson M. EF
Emerson
Clarkeros
Patagonia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Evans’ Hall
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Company F
T. David's Hall
Washburn Street
Binghamton
Young Women's Christian Association
South Main Avenue
Haydn Evans
Holy Cross Church
St Mary’s pupils entertain crowd at Hickory Street hall
A large audience packed St Marys hall on Hickory street for a St Marys parochial school program. The event was repeated after earlier coverage. Nearby, the German and English Sabbath schools of Hickory Street Presbyterian church ran an excursion to Farview with fourteen cars carrying hundreds of children and friends, organized by Rev Nord and his committee. Lawrence’s Band provided dance and concert music. Miss Lydia Sailor and Miss Madd Stern of Cedar avenue plan a Lake Winola visit, while Miss Annie Rader of Birch street returns from New York City. Charles Neals & Company opened a Cedar avenue store. Miss Tillie Beith of Maplewood visits Mr and Mrs Eugene Tanler in Pittston avenue. Charles Uh of Elmira visits Peter Rosall, a Cedar avenue grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Hickory Street
St. Mary's
W. W. Nord
Lawrence
Lydia Sailor
Madd Stern
Cedar Avenue
Lake Winola
Annie Rader
Birch Street
New York City
Charles Neals & Company
Tillie Beith
Maplewood
Eugene Tanler
Pittston Avenue
Charles Uh
Elmira
Peter Rosal
Local residents in Wilkes-Barre area visit kin and travel
Will Cc Williams of Wilkes-Barre visits his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Williams on North Sumner Avenue. William Hughes of Sumner Avenue leaves for New Castle to make a permanent home. Miss Helen Carpenter of Bloomsburg visits friends on this side. Miss Mary Bartocch of Price Street guests her brother at Mount Dewey. Mr and Mrs Spangenburg of Wilkes-Barte return from visit with Br and Mrs Harrison. Mrs William Howard of Lincoln Avenue visits friends in Buc hanna County. Mr and Mrs Hiram Howard of Lincoln Avenue gojourning at South Gideon. Miss Mary Phillipe of Swetland Street spent yesterday with friends in Wilkes-Barre. William Corless of Rock Street re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cc. Willams
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Williams
Sumner Avenue
William Hughes
New Castle
Helen Carpenter
Bloomsburg
Mary Bartocch
Price Street
Mount Dewey
Spangenburg
Wilkes-Barte
Harrison
Hat Sale Highlights Various Men’s and Ladies’ Straws
The notice advertises a hat sale with assorted Rover Bonaie Beard Straws in old and sale prices. It lists Men’s Rough Straws Curl Brim and Danlup Dunlap variants with sale pricing, and Ladies’ Duntp Sailors at two and three dollar marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover Bonaie
Old Price
Conte
Conta
Oll Price
Dale
Carl Grim
Anchor Collar Deals From Local Store Listing
Discounted dog and cat collars marketed under the Anchor brand with mixed sale prices. Some items show bulk offers such as 3 for 25 cents or 3 for 4 conte, while others list single sale prices like 19 cents or 9 cents. The text appears as a fragmented retail advertisement with inconsistent spelling and pricing.
Quality shirt sale with varied fabrics and prices
An ad lists shirts at 75 cents to $2.00 with specials on silk and elk bosom styles. It markets Manhattan Shirts and Negligee items, noting sale prices around $1 to $1.50 and bulk lots for quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernts
Manhattan
Belts and Hosiery Sale Items Listed
All Mecent belts to go at 19 cents and two for a count. All cent Welte hosiery at 4 cents each or 2 for 3 cents. All M1 belts at 60 cents each. All S-cent plain and fancy hosiery 18 cents or 3 for 3 cents. All Mecent hosiery sale price 35 cents or 5 for $1. All Gold Horn at whole price.
Underwear Sale Marks Bold Price Mix Up
Fragmentary notice advertises discounts on underwear with unclear pricing items. Mentions 1 cent items marked at 34 cents and $1 quality deals. references Dr Jaeger brand and Albich erade underwear with half price in a confusing layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albich Erade
Dr. Jaegers
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North Scranton
John Rowala
Miss Phillips
Tor S Main Avenue
Buve
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore Doings
Porto Rico
Troan
Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
Presbyterian Church
H. M. Spencer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ev. A
James Coleman
East Drinker Street
Boort Hill
Nelle Howard
Spruce Street
Jersey City
Mary Hughes
South Blakely Street
Trone Moffat
Trone Moffat, the Sound Daughter of Mr. and
Mire
James Moffat
West Drinker Street
Berton Rogers
Philadelphia
Mere
U. PP
Letcheworth
Chestnut Street
Chicago News
West
Patriotic Order OF
St. Leo's Battalion
Loyal Knights
Green Ridgor
South Scranton News
Los
Bronson & Tallman
Bronson & Tallman’s
Old
Scranton, Pa
Louis JH. Isaacs
Bronson & Tallman, Men’s Furnishers and Hatters
Richard Nallin
Pittston Avenueo
Villa Nova College
Marla Philbin
Mary Padden
Greenwood Mine Fund
Wnnuil
Daly
Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Point Pleasant
Serinte Nat Mehop
Palmer
Foote & Fuller CO
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Tribune
Wyoming Avenue
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