West Side and City Suburban Birthday Notes and Local Events
Mrs Dinah Reynolds of South Main Avenue celebrates sixty with twelve grandchildren as family and neighbors gather. Funeral services for Joseph Parr and John R Brown held. community events include Young Men's Institute delegates, church officers, and school closing exercises. Milkman injured. board of trade to meet. St Mary's parish events scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Reynolds
South Main Avenue
Dianah Reynolds
John
Irene
Willie
Ralph Reynolds
George
Margaret
Ruth
Arthur Davis
James
Viola
Morgan Evans
Cora Reynolds
Father Christ
Henry Relf
Joseph Parr
Cedar Avenue
St. Mary’s German Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
John R. Brown
Thomas F. Brown
Maple Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Peter Rosar
Board of Trade
Storrs Hall
Alder Street
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Hall
St. Peter's Society
Camp 313 Elects Officers for Six Months
Camp No. 313 Patriotic Order Sona of America held a meeting and elected officers for six months including President John B. Harris and Vice President H. V. Smith. J. W. Gritman named master of forms and Samuel Jones conductor with D. J. Davis as trustee for 18 months. John Harris elected delegate to the state camp as Reading hosts a centennial celebration with national and ladies societies participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sona of America
John 8. Harria
H. V. Smith
J. W. Gritman
Samuel Jones
Herbert Willams
David Lewis
D. J. Davis
John &. Harris
Reading
Ladies Society
Local graduates and visitors noted in Stroudsburg area
Mrs Walter Knapp attends commencement at Stroudsburg Normal as daughter Misa Lulu earns AM Shiffer hosts Mrs Byron Buckingham a pair of evenings Others include Florence Irving departing for San Francisco for a Christian Endeavor convention and families visiting Bloomsburg State Normal graduates Gertrude Freeman and several locals preparing summer travels with relatives and friends across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Knapp
North Cromley Avenue
Stroudsburg Normal School
Misa Lulu
A. M. Shiffer
South Hyde Park Avenue
Byron Buckingham
Elmhurst
Florence Y. Irving
Jackson Street
San Franciscco
William Bartree
Factoryville
John McGrath
Mt. Airy Oval Institution
Philadelphia
McGrath
Continental
T. J. Freeman
Jennie
Bellevue
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Gertrude Freeman
D. Jones
South Lincoln Avenue
Lake Winola
Mary Jane Jones
Maggie Horan
Johanna Wilkes
West Side
New Jersey
A. H. Wandling
Miss Stevens
Boston
Bertha Never
North Hyde Park Avenue
Reverend Coxe to Speak at St David’s Church Next Friday
Rev D Webster Coxe D D arch deacon of Scranton will address St David’s Episcopal church next Friday evening. The notice also mentions funeral services for the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webster Coxe
St. David's Episcopal Church
Coxe
Scranton
Local Notaries and Shops Listed at Jackson Street Corner
Notary public B G Morgan and Son advertise as notaries public real estate foreign exchange and ocean ticket agents with prompt monthly settlements at 116 Jackson Street near Musgrave's drug store. Harriet J Davis Florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs at 1 South Main Avenue two doors from Jackson Street. Second hand furniture dealer J C King buys and sells furniture stoves and tools at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Morgan & Son
Notaries Public
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Omice
Jackson Street
Musgrave
Harriet J. Davia
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
West
Pastor Rev Peter C Christ Honored by St Marys Parish
Reverend Peter C. Christ, pastor of St Marys German Catholic Church, received a high honor from members of St Marys in recognition of his service and leadership to the parish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Christ
St. Mary's
Temperance Society elects officers and plans July social
The Young People's Temperance Society of the Primitive Methodist church at East Market Street elected Ada Harvey as president and Bessie Goss as vice president, with Alice Hartshorn secretary and Rhoda Broadhurst treasurer. A social and entertainment with cream and cake is set for July 12, and other community notices follow including club remodeling, illnesses, a death, and a police incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Temperance Society
Primitive Methodist Church
East Market Street
Ada Harvey
Bessie Goss
Alice Hartshorn
Viola Goss
Rhoda Broadhurst
A. Powell
Pearl Drake
Eugene Russell
Alfred Hartshorn
Will Maynard
Bessie Stevens
Anthracite Wheelmen's Club
Fest Market Street
Evan Evans
Wayne Avenue
Albert
Charles Lewis
Leghetts Street
George Mabey, Jr
Bristol House
David Blackwell
Nanticoke
Samuel Swingle Hav
Osterhout
Honesdale
William Rudge
Depot Street
Spellman
Joseph Skelton
Skelton
Hudgee
John A. Jones
Green Street
Dunmore News Roundup Residents, Thefts, and Local Notices
A. B. Marsh shows a prized Indian relic collection on Jefferson Avenue. Chauncey Decker and family moved to Brook Street. Frank Cullen’s Chestnut Street store stories reveal missing articles, two youths Ambrose Wheatcroft and Patrick Battister caught. Squire Cooney delays decision due to youths’ ages. Mrs. Edward Gagle and children visit Dunmore hosts. Fourth of July festivities feature toy cannons and exploding fire works. Bertha Edrich visits Burgess and Mrs. Victor Burschel. Mrs. W. L. Purcell and family return from Phillipsburg after visiting relatives. The school board met with full attendance. exonerations list by Tax Collector Boland showed none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Marsh
Jefferson Avenue
America
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Chauncey Decker
Drinker Street
Brook Street
Frank Cullen
Chestnut Street
Thefe
Ambrose Wheatcroft
Patrick Battister
Squire Cooney
Edward Gagle
West Haven
Conn
D. J. Smith
Cherry Street
Dunmore
Bertha Edrich
Pittston
Burgess
Victor Burschel
Blakely Street
W. L. Purcell
Exonerations Balance to Be Finished Thursday Evening
The Guild of St. Agnes at St. Mark's church plans a meeting in the parish house Friday evening at 7.40 o'clock to finish the balance of exonerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Agnes
St. Mark's Church
Burke to Take Post at Minooka Thursday Morning
William J. Burke, newly named postmaster at Minooka, will assume charge Thursday morning succeeding Frank Kane who served the office for eleven years. The school board meets this afternoon at No 1 school as township auditors press a legal move to force production of the board books. Earlier months auditors refused approval of the school report triggering an ongoing dispute with disclosures promised as the matter proceeds. The funeral of John Hart's child, noted yesterday, was held at Minooka Catholic Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Durke
Luserne Street
Hyde Park Catholic
John J. Durkin
Matthew Cawley
Young Men's Institute
Philadelphia
St. Brenden
North Garfield Avenue
Elisabeth M. Thomas
John L. Jenkins
Daniel Edwards
Ivor Price
Hopkins
Nis
Thomas
Junior League of
Hampton Street
M. EB. Church
Mra. F
Cassie Lewis
Gertie Edwards
Irene Moses
Edith Doty
Globe
North Bromley Avenue
Thomas McGuire
Thomas J. McQuire
North Lincoln Avenut
Peard
M. Crandall
Edith Cleft
Marian
Madeline Peard
Charles Peard
Charles, Jr
William J. Burke
Minooka
Ofice
Burke
Frank Kane
Bam
No. 1
John Hart
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Kunz Brothers Lose Bond Status and Sheriff Sale
Saturday morning report shows Boracks becoming their bondsmen as the Kunz brothers recently failed and their property was sold by the sheriff last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boracks
Kunz Brothers
Young People Dancing Party for Dickson Torrey and Friend
A dancing party was hosted by Mrs. T. F. Torrey at the Scranton Bicycle Club house for her son Dickson Torrey and his friend William A. Campbell of Schenectady. The event featured reception duties by Mrs. Torrey, Miss Ethel Boles, and Mrs. Lavinia Fuller, with music by Bauer's five musicians, and a midnight supper after thirty six dances. Dozens of guests from local families attended, including numerous Misses and Messrs from area households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Torrey
Scranton
Bicycle Club
T. F. Torrey
Dickson
William A. Campbell
Schenectady
Torrey
Lavinia Fuller
Bauer
Misses Ripple
Misses Boles
May Hackett
Ruth Archbald
Lou Wells
Anna Russ
Fannie Mears
Edith Torrey
Rebecca Thompson
Katie Steele
Kenneth Wel
Emerson Rose
Robert Hull
Brucie Fordham
Hugh Archbald
Walter Coursen
Gordon Taylor
Esson Taylor
John Blair
Ronwell McMullen
Stewart Plumley
Gardner Plumley
Claude Walker
John Galpin
Fred Swan
Douglas Moffitt
Jerry Foster
Farry Burdam
Honesdale
Elling Labor
Edward Hulbert
Robert Matthews
Obituary for Mildred Widener and Starry Woods child
Mildred Widener eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Widener of North Sumner avenue died yesterday. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at the parental residence and interment at Washburn street cemetery. Martin Woods, young son of Mr and Mrs Starry Woods of 515 Elm street, died last night after brief illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Alexander Widener
North Sumner Avenue
Washburn Street
Object of Mothers' Meetings Emphasized by W C T U
Mrs. D B Hand led a mothers meeting of the Women s Christian Temperance Union yesterday afternoon focusing on child training to build character and prepare for home making. Amelia Smith defined virtue and innocence and urged forewarning with love and prayers. A leaflet by Mra E S Stevens on motherhood sacredness sparked practical discussions about babyhood training and parental influence. Mrs Pease announced the Loyal Temperance Legions reunion July 15 at Laurel Hill park with races, refreshments and a speaker inviting many union members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Hand
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Amelia Smith
Pennsylvania
Superintendent of Mothers
Mra. E. 8S. Stevens
Changes on the medical staff at Lackawanna hospital
Dr John L MacGrath resigns as senior house physician effective tomorrow. Dr J K Andrews advances from junior physician and Dr Gilbert joins from New York to fill that position. Dr Nelson J Newburg elected to fill the January 1 1898 vacancy. McGrath leaves to open a city office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. MacGrath
Lackawanna Hospital
J. K. Andrews
Andrews
Gilbert
New York
Nelgon J. Newburg
McGrath
Miss Banks Badly Treated In Oakford Court
Martin Newman a hostler at Oakford court was arrested on Lizzie Banke's oath for assault and battery and threats. Banke went to Newman's workplace to confront him about defamation and was thrown out. Newman was not held on assault charge as she was in the barn. bail of 300 was posted for threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Newman
Oakford Court
Lizzie Banke
Banks
Newman
Millar
Local Doctors and Attorneys Listed in Scranton Directory
A dense OCR from a Scranton directory lists numerous doctors with addresses and hours, plus a long roster of attorneys and law firms. It includes Dr Bateson at 8% N Washington Ave and others, a veterinary surgeon, and Bauer's Orchestra with contact details at 117 Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Edgar
Wyoming Ave
Scranton
Mahon Gibney Nuptials at St Patrick's Church
Miss Kate Gibney of North Main Avenue and John P. Mahon clerk of the common council wed at St Patrick's Church in a 10 o'clock ceremony conducted by Rev. J B Whalen. Attendants included Nellie Dwyer and Madelin Fahey with T J Jennings as escort. After a reception the couple left for Atlantic City and will reside at 385 North Burnner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Whalen
St. Patrick's Church
Kate Gibney
North Main Avenue
John P. Mahon
Common Council
St. Patricks’ Church
Misa Nellie Dwyer
Canaan
Mahon
Feigenspan's Brewing Company
Loderer Arrests Repeat Afterlse
John Loderer was arrested twice yesterday and held on bail by Alderman Millar. John C. Highfield Sr. arrested him on threats and assault and battery. Highfield is Loderer’s father in law. Loderer held on $200 bail, then $300 bail after a second arrest at the Highfields home by John C. Highfield Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loderer
Alderman Millar
John C. Highfield
Loderer
Highfield
John C. Highfield, Jr
Highfields
Wedding Ties Two In Old Forge Office
John C. Herbert and Miss Maud Hadsall appeared before Alderman Millar with a marriage license. He solemnized their union in his office yesterday. Both residents of Old Forge. The groom wore a boutonniere from District Attorney Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Herbert
Father neglect case leads to aid for four year old
James Williams, four, was placed in care after Monday night custody by Mrs. Duggan for the charity board. Father Peter Williams appeared before Alder man Millar and showed little concern, favoring institutional care for his son. The child was taken to Lackawanna hospital for treatment before transfer to the Home for the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wiliams
James Williams
Duggan
Charity Board
Alderman Millar
Williams
Lackawanna Hospital
Tribune Letters of Interest Policy Clarified
Publication will include writers names only when accompanied by consent. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Editor Defends Taylor Car Riot Claim in Tribune Letter
Letter from L Bunnell of The Tribune rebutts Elmira Telegram report of a riotous time on the last Taylor car. He asserts eight months of conduct without incident and chides the Telegram’s West Side correspondent for errors and misperception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Bir
Elmira Telegram
West Side
Ananias
Hondham
L. Bunnell
Kunz Brothers Arrested for Lumber Fraud
Fred King and Henry J. Kane, lumber dealers at Peckville, were arrested on a charge of securing lumber from L. E. Tennant of Wilkes-Barre worth 1000 dollars with intent to defraud. Warrants issued by the court and county judge as committing magistrate. Deputized to arrest, they posted bail of 3000 before Judge Gunster for appearance in chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Henry J. Kane
Peckville
L. E. Tennant
Wilkes- Barre
T. B. Price
Death of 1 Year Old Ferguson in Dunmore
A one year old child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Ferguson of Monroe Avenue Dunmore, died June 7 17. Funeral Thursday afternoon. The interment will be at Archbald after departure on the 1 21 Delaware and Hudson train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perguson
Dunmore
Chra
Martin Ferguson
Monroe Avenue
Archbald
Delaware and Hudson
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City
Camp 333
West Side Business Directory
South Side
Globe Warehouse
Providence
Lackawanna Avenues
Soiaae
Fia
Lappet
Ee Linen Waleta
Grand Bargain
Etait Price
Laine
Ibe
John L. McGrath
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Miss Banks
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Spruce Street
Beranton
W. EB. Allen
Ington Avenue
Anna Law
C. L. Freas
W. L'Amorepaux
Offich
G. Rook
Frank
Boyle
Burr Building
Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth Bldg
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Jessup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank
Bill
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Ae Wanes
L. A. Watres
Scranton, Pa
Pitcher
Comegys
Th. Replogle
Mears Building
B. F. Killiam
Wyoming Avenue
H. H. Hamilton
Attor ap-Lew
Commonwealth Bidg
Barring & M'Sweeney, Commonwealth Building
Interstate Becret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Edwa H. Davis
Benneth
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock
Spruce St
Cor, Wash, Ave
Seranton
Frederick L. Brown
Pee
Ranton
T. IL. Lacey & Son, Architects
DR. F. L Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
FR. Y. Harrison
Main Ave
C. Laubach
Welcomp
Bnover
Lacka
Ave
M. E. Davis
Jos
Lackawinha Avenue
Gervena
School OF the Lackawanna
Crete
Reques
Thomas M, Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Leeds
G. RB. Clark & CO
Green House
Frankln Avenue
Reasonabl Zeigler
Acranton
Victor Koch
KR. J. Bauer
Hulbert's
Megargee Brothers
Whellington Avenue
Frank P. Brown &O
WHOLE
West Lackawanna Are
Thomas Aubrey
Williamen
Rex
Tribune Publishing CO
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Prosecutors
Peter Williams
Mrs. Duggans
L. EF. Tennant
Wilkes-Barre
Fe . Ie
Teatervous Destiny
Spruce Strest
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