St Patrick Parochial School Holds Fourteenth Annual Commencement
The St Patrick Parochial School held its fourteenth annual commencement in the church basement with hundreds in attendance. Graduates Joseph G. Mettaffrey Lawrence T. McWilliams Mortimer T. Hogan received honors for excellence. a three act drama Enterprising Gold Seekers impressed, and Lawrence McWilliams gave the valedictory. The program included drills, musical numbers, and a reception with refreshments and a dance by Professor Thomas Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Joseph GB. Mettaffrey
Lawrence TI. McWil- Hams
Mortimer T. Z. Hogan
Mortimer Hogan
Joseph McCaffrey
Lawrence McWilliams
Puplia
Funeral services held for Thom Johns at family residence
Services over the remains of Thom Johns were conducted at 10 o’clock yesterday morning at the family residence on South Stromley avenue by Rev. Hugh Davis of the South Main Avenue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church, assisted by Jes Simpkins of Hawley. A quintet of Elisabeth and Margaret Thomas, David Stephens and Philip Warren sang. Pallbearers included J. Hornbaker, G. Brown, Philip Swarts, William Madden, Charles Bush and A. C. Mitchell. flower bearers were J. Mornbaker, Mrs Philip Swarts, Mrs Wenger and Mrs Brown. Burial followed at Moscow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom Johns
Oelowk
South Stromley Avenue
Hugh Davis
South Main Avenue
William Madden
Charles Bush
A. C. Mitchell
J. Mornbaker
Philip Swarts
Wenger
Vrown
Moscow Cemetery
Electric City lodge elects officers and appoints rep to grand lodge
The Knights of Pything met in Tworite hall and elected officers Chancellor commander Fred Thivhl vice commander Edmund Thomas prelate Morgan Thomas master of exchequer Louis Crist master of finances G Summerhill keeper of records and seal William Crist master at arms Edward Roberta inside guard Wolf Johnson outside guard M Hamnish trustee eighteen months Enoch Evans William Crist chosen representative to the grand lodge meeting in Harrisburg on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Lodge
Knights of Pything
Tworite Hall
Fred Thivhl
Edmund Thomas
Morgan Thomas
Louis Crist
G. Summerhill
Wiliam Crist
Edward Roberta
Wolf Johnson
M. Hamnish
Enoch Evans
William Crist
Grand Lodge
Harrisburg
Linden Street Man and Miss Owens Wed at Home
A. J. Kegis of Linden street and Miss Jennie Owens of 336 North Lincoln avenue were married last evening at the bride’s mother's home. Rev Thomas de Gruchy officiated. A flower girl led the couple down a daisled staircase and a wedding supper followed. They will reside at the newly furnished home and take no wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kegis
Linden Street
Jennie Owens
Lincoln Avenue
Harriet Owens
Hev. Thomas de Gruchy
DPD
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ruth Williams
Simp son Methodist church Gleaners host house social
The Gleaners, a diligent group from Simp son Methodist Episcopal church, organized a house social to entertain attendees. Their ongoing volunteer efforts and recent events highlight their active role in church community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
West Scranton Supper Honors New Entertainer Will Jennines
A social event at South Main avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs George B Carson drew a large crowd last evening. Will Jennines gave humorous recitations and sketches in his first West Scranton appearance. Elizabeth Helser sang solo with Edith Swingle, Delia Pennallen played piano, and ice cream was served to patrons. W A Stur devant provided acetylene lighting for house and lawn illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Carson
South Main Avenue
Will Jennines
West Scranton
Elizabeth Helser
Edith Swingle
Delia Pennallen
City Christan Endeavor Rally Attended by Twenty Three Societies
Representatives of twenty three societies of the City Christian Endeavor union attended the Washburn Street Presbyterian church rally last evening. Pastor J. PD Moffat presided and gave a welcome address. An orchestra played and speakers discussed the union and future work, with Rev RR Plerei of Penn Avenue Baptist noting the World convention in London next month.
McGraw and Norton Wed at St Patrick's Church
Thomas McGraw of the Continental and Miss Messie Norton of 2907 Jackson Street were married at 10 yesterday morning at St Patrick's Catholic Church by Rev Frank Canavan. Miss Mary Norton served as bridesmaid and Michael Hogan as groomsman. The couple held a reception at the bride's mother Mrs Mary McGraw's home and departed at 12:05 PM for New York aboard the Lackawanna Railroad. They will reside on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGraw
Continental
Messie Norton
Jackson Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank Canavan
Mary Norton
Michael Hogan
Mary McGraw
New York
Lackawanna Railroad
Married Couple Wed In St Patrick’s Church
Daniel Needham of 1404 Cedar Avenue and Miss Agnes Ford of 388 Ka Wards Court were married at St Patrick’s Catholic Church by Rev Frank Canavan on Wednesday at 8 pm. Attendants were Lawrence Farrell and Miss Alice Tatchford. The couple will reside in South Scranton where Needham works as a foreman at the Lackawanna Knitting Mills. A reception followed at the bride’s home and they later went to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Needham
Cedar Avenue
Agnes Ford
Ka Wards Court
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank Canavan
Lawrence Farrell
Alice Tatchford
New York
South Scranton
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
Clergyman Performs Marriage in Forest City
Rev. D. P. Jones of Tabernacle Congregational officiated at a wedding in Forest City yesterday. Edward Stratford married Miles Margiaret Evans, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elias Evans. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home, with many local friends attending. The couple will reside at Wandling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Forest City
King Edward Stratford
Miles Margiaret Evans
Elias Evans
West Scranton
Myr
Stratford
Wandling
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS
Eugene DP follows and daughter Christine of South Main avenue left yesterday for Lake Winola. Mrs. Seth Wrigley of South Main avenue learned her sister Mrs. Mary Spicer died Wednesday in West Pittston after two years’ illness. Prothonotary Williams, of Academy street, bitten by a dog while riding his bicycle. wounds cauterized. July 4 shooting matches announced on Gammon's hill with 400 birds prepared. People traveling from Middle Granville to visit relatives. Weat Boeranton Town Tranic club entertained at a port party by Miss Martha Mott. Local notices urge Dywi Sant Jodee election committee meeting. Marriage-related social events noted with various attendees. Several incidents including a major wedding in Archbald and a miner injured at Hyde Park shaft. Welsh event and council dinner referenced. Farewell reception planned for Richard Thomas returning from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene DP
Daushter
Christine
South Main Avenue
Yenterday
Gammon’s Hill
John G. Jenkins
Alexander
Ann Jenkins
Toothstreet
Mia
Jones
Won
William
Rock Hyper
Middle Granville
Masters Newton Hoberta
Allen Thayer
Weat Boeranton Town Tranic Club
Mise Maritla Mott
Lantheon Way
Archhald
Mike Kathewn Phillips
Acarini Atenet
Kingston
Childran
Nay Ave Park
Aber
Richard Allen
Patrolawn Peters
Malle Hartford Alerman
Moses Onlhing
Davis J. Tuvin
James
Moravil
Ind
New York
Thomas Howells
Fifteenth Street
Hyde Park
Mary Mire Gann
Theis Denton
Lange Pvenne
St. Beenilen
Montrwe
Pather Droderick
Paul's Pioneer Corps
Wilkow Narre
Scranton
Lawrence
Richard Thomas
New Wertwrt
Wales
Jaafiun John
Incoherent Note on Health and Beverage Interest
An unclear fragmented message discusses health and welfare concerns and mentions MYERS. The readable content hints at a personal note or public health interest without concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
South Scranton Maennerchor Heads to Saengerfest in Brooklyn
Six years after its founding the South Scranton Maennerchor has grown to 102 members. They travel to Brooklyn for the nineteenth National Saengerfest third class competition with prizes including a $1,100 piano. The group, led by Prof Gustav Schmidt, includes business men like Gustav Repert and William Ziesemer, and a royal reception awaits them on return.
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South Side
Tav Schmidt
South Scranton
Gustav Repert
William Ziesemer
Fred W. Heimann
Charles G. Levert
Alfred Ciutheinz
Otto J. Thubinson
Fred Schunk
Peter Zang
Twelve annual commencements at St John’s parochial school
The twelfth annual commencement exercises were held at St John’s hall on Fig street with four young women and one young man graduating. Rev Melley awarded honors to J Duggan Quinn as salute to the class. a notable recital by seven year old Miss C Murray and the valedictory outlined life as a stage and urged perseverance toward a celestial abode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parochial School
St. John's Hall
Fig Street
John Diugsan Quinn
Loretta Anne Halpin
Kathryn Veronica Gilboy
Margaret Mary Brown
Margaret McHugh
BE. J. Melley
J. Duggan Quinn
Aetore
Showl
Key
FE. J. Melley
Mozart
Donnelly
O'Malley
Coyne
BR. Donnelly
Tierney
Lavelle
M. Boand
A. Lavelle
M. Smith
Mies B. Frown
Mazurette
Miriam
Clisa
Abraham
M. J. Quinn
Saloma
K. Gilboy
M. McHugh
Orpha
M. Brown
Alilea
L. Halpin
Salome
Beene
Miss C Murray Leads Valedictory Recital
Recitation titled Noble Monuments featured Miss C Murray. Mr John Duggan Quinn addressed the crowd from Nev BE 7 Melley. Hymn to the Sacred Heart and a school piano selection followed with Misses Roche and Coyne assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
C. Murray
John Dugcan Quinn
Melley
Arrests, funerals, and local notices in Scranton brief
Joseph Monte constable of the Twentieth ward was arrested on a warrant issued by Catherine Connors for failure to perform his duties. The funeral of Jace Niuber will be held today with interment at Willston avenue cemetery. The Warbers of South Scranton plan a meeting Monday to set closing times for taverns. Mrs AL Mullerle of Pittston avenue died after illness. Various local residents received sprains, trouble, or trips, with notes on fires and visits. Several names appear including Charles Storder and Peter Kelorman, plus community events at St Johns hall and Lake Ariel excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Monte
Ana Wuerant
Catharine Connors
Jace Niuher
Howling Brook
Ter. W. A. North
Willston Avenue Cemetery
South Scranton
Mullerle
Pittston Ave
Pitta Ten Neon
Windeer
Dre Gilk
Watch
Charles Storder
Tmitteton Avenue
Neptune Lorine Company
Lapkaworha Avenue
Wayne County
Joba
O'Donnell
Onder
Ashernlana
Wil Condiet
Lake Ariel
Satinlay
Pea Cowl Delivery Offer Near South Side and Central Park
Pea Cowl priced at 1.25 per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Tyde Park. Orders to J Ty fuarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6093.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Tyde Park
J. Ty Fuarkey
Cedar Ave
North Scranton Notes Show Train of Local Events
The town reports a drowning accident yesterday at Cayigs water tank where Helen Decker fell in and was rescued by a nearby miner. A charity dance honors Miss Peidget Mullen on Moom Avenue with a long list of attendees. A fishing contest at Caytyta Inside Accidental fund offers a $15 prize open to all, and bids for a bridal hire are requested. Rehearsals for the North Beranton Cilre lib occurred, a trip to Atlantic City is planned for July 17, and local residents return from travels. Interments, arm injuries, and social calls fill the day’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Decker
Giles Tecker
Cayigs
Peidget Mullen
Moom Avenue
Mary Cavanaugh
Mrideet Mitchell
Hose Mullen
Mary Mullen
AY Devine
Michael Mitchell
G. W. Fadden
Bow Finnerty
J. A. Navipleton
Howrt Lake
Hill From To Diewelson
M. Kelly
North Scranton
Mes Anna Tenn
Gren Street
Canada
Wefene
Atatic City
Frank White
Church Avenue
Missouri
Omereaterdagy
Bérnard Davis
Cokstreet
Limon
Ina’ Ienty
Charles Williams
Oak Street
Mary Mullally
Meter Kells
Hak Street
Cathedral
Fred Mayo
Henwood
Fidel M. Thor
Pitteron
Thie
Trid
Onl
Miral
Mase
Youn Womens Christian Amoctation
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ST. Patrick's Church
Knights of Maccabees
Thomas Johns
Christian Endeavor
Gleaners
Mander BE
S. Watson
Williamsport
Columbian Quartette
Hertha Thomas
Sydney Hughes
Bessie Dieht
Mildred
Lillian Anthony
Thomas Rainey
Maccabees
St. David's Hall
William F. Cook
W. E. Tilaney
Brown
The
Ladies of the Maccabees
Lowry
Dufour
Knights of Pythias
Ientlemen
Globe Warehouse
Otis
Christian Endeavor Rally
St. Patrick's
Washington, D.C
Genesve Pure Food Co
le Roy, N. Y
P. Myers
Junger Maennerchor
Brooklyn
John Duggan Quinn
Joseph Moore
Gustav Ecumint
Bondale
Wea
Wyoming
Densten
Spruce St
Tribune
Bcranton, PA
Moonic and Rashdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
D Repauno Chemical Co
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Pilsner
Scranton, PA
Myer Davidow
Lacka. Avenue
Gray Bros
John Kelly
Harding
G. B
Goodyear Welt
Russia
MYER
Davidow
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