Wedding Bountiful for Jenkins Schellhase Pair in Scranton
A lavish wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Jenkins Putnam Street for daughter Annie Jenkins and George Schellhase. Rev W G Watkins officiated a Baptist ceremony with Alma Clancy playing the wedding march. A refined reception followed with many guests from Wilkes Barre Pittston Philadelphia and Camden among others listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkins
Putnam Street
Annie Jenkins
George Schellhase
Stead Bebee
Lorimer Bonner
Wilkes-Barre
Alma Clancy
W. G. Watkins
William Chappell
Charles Ream
Henry Schellhose
Koch
David Evans
Mra
John Keech
N. F, van Dyke
Henry Conrad
William Pasa
2D. H. Jenkins
Fred Humimler
A. M. Sprague
J. M. Warris
Schoenfield
Harry Palmer
Fred Phillips
Henry Jenkins
John Lewis
Daniel Emery
James Jones
David Nicholas
Misa Emer Rugh
Frank Richards
Bernice Conger
Margaret Lewis
Mise Ada Killian
Harry Killian
West Pittston
Jonathan Davis
Mies Annie Davis
Edmond Lewis
George Boone
Pittston
Wedding Celebration at Summit Avenue for Richards Pair
Mrs. Charles Richards hosted a reception at 1717 Summit Avenue in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Richards who wed yesterday at the First Welsh Baptist Church on the West Side. A large crowd enjoyed games vocal selections and a running supper as wedding gifts were exchanged. The couple will reside at this address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richards
William Richards
Summit Avenue
Fourth Quarterly Providence Methodist Conference Held
The fourth quarterly conference of Providence Methodist Episcopal church met Tuesday evening with a large turnout. Trustees stewards exhorters local preachers and other church officials reviewed the year under Rev J G Eekman D J Plana. A petition signed by all present urged the return of Rev William Eidgar for a fourth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Eekman
D. J. Plana
William Eidgar
Garfield lodge shifts from Loyal Knights of America to Knights of Pythias
The Garfield lodge renounces its allegiance to the Loyal Knights of America and votes to become a subordinate of the Knights of Pythias. The meeting last Tuesday evening formalized the action. The society is considered the strongest financially in the area and includes many influential local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Lodge
Order of Loyal Knights of America
Knights of Pythias
Propriety Speak-Easy Aides Arraigned in Local Court
Five more proprietors of alleged speak-easies were arraigned before Alderman Roberts last evening. Provocutor in each case was T. H. C. Maloney. The defendants include Owen J. Fergus John A. Winters of Pine Brook Mary A. Purcell Frank Wantroneki Mary and John Kastoski of Priceburg. All held on $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Roberts
T. H. C. Maloney
Owen J. Ferguson
John A. Winters
Pine Brook
Mary A. Purcell
Frank Wantroneki
Mary
John Kastoski
Priceburg
Funeral to be held for William Blanchard this afternoon
Funeral services will be held at the Blanchard home on East Market Street for William Blanchard. Interment is planned at Forest Hill cemetery.
Spring Fashion Gala in Cloak Department Promises Tailored Gowns
A local retailer touts spring fashion with tailored gowns and covers a range of fabrics including coverts and broadcloths. The ad highlights new styles such as a $18 New Style Jacket Suit and a $12.50 English Twill Covert Cloth suit, noting versatility with separate jacket and skirt options and urging a visit to preview Silk Skirts, Traveling Suits, and Smart Jackets for all ages.
Freeman Home Burglary In Broad Daylight At Washburn Street
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs W H Freeman left for a concert at the Washburn Street Presbyterian church about 7 45 o clock and returned around 10. A burglar entered by a rear window opened by a ladder and stole jewelry and a purse totaling about 150 dollars. The thiefs were likely familiar with the empty home and the adjacent parsonage and the police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Freeman
South Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Freeman
Washburnatreet
Main Avenue
Three boys aged 14 13 and 15 arrested roaming near West Lackawanna
David Lewis Edward Jones and John Jones were picked up by Patrolman Hart around 2:30 am near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western crossing. After a hearing before Alderman Kellow the Jones boys received reprimands while Lewis was fined for carrying a revolver. The sons were returning from a planned excursion to Farmersville and Buffalo with anxious parents driving police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lewis
Edward Jones
John Jones
Hart
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Crossing
West Lackawanna Avenue
Jones
Lewis
Kellow
Justie
Lewis Lad
Buffalo
Farmersville
Thomas Lewis
Jackson Street
Mr. Lewis
Thomas B. Jones
Saint Patrick Day Observance At Mears Hall
Emerald Tele marks Saint Patrick’s Day with an Ancient Order of Hibernians event at Mears Hall. Rev E S Phillips of Hasleton is expected to speak after an opening address by Chairman M H Healey. Edward Walsh performs a solo before further speeches and sketches by Stevens Cole Francy Davitt Salmon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isles
St. Patrick
Mears’ Hall
Order of Hibernians
E. 8 Phillips
Hasleton
M. H. Healey
Edward Walsh
Phillips
Stevens
Cole
Francy
Davitt
Salmon
Gilroy
Duffy
Jennie Birks
Hanes Mellett
Local notices and obituaries from a cordial community page
Etta Mc Andrew’s funeral at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery follows her Cameron avenue family’s loss. J M Williams assumes charge of tensorial parlors at 1198 Jackson street, formerly led by Samuel Davie. William F Canterbury Jr posts bail of 300 in two assault and perjury cases as sister Mia and brother Joseph H Canterbury are named. Public exam at North Main avenue business school announced with John L Jones delivering address. Sumner Avenue church dime entertainment features Bradshaw views Morse phonograph and local girls performances with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williams
Jackson Street
Samuel Davie
Etta
Thomas McAndrew
Cameron Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
William F. Canterbury, Jr
Flints Street
John
Mia
Ellen Thomas
Joseph H. Canterbury
the Tribune
Dougherty
North Main
Norma Hughes
Marion Jones
Lillian Tewkesbury
Maitle
Jennie Hughes
Community Notices From Local Happenings
John FE O Boyle of Boston returns home after his mother’s death Dr W Thompson of Sanderson Avenue recovers from illness Otis Stark returns home from visiting D G Foote of Penn Avenue Presbyterian church young people set meeting for Friday at 8 Miss Emma Thompson librarian dies Green Ridge library closed for funeral T J Snowden seriously injured in bicycle fall Mrs John James and daughter visit from New York City W T Orenbell visiting Pittston L P Wedeman in Washington Milo Dolph injured lifting arm broken at Capoose Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. O'Boyle
Boston
W. Thompson
Sanderson Avenue
Otis Stark
D. G. Foote
Penn Avenue
Nicholson
Presbyterian Church
E. C. Dimmick
Europe
Sunset Avenue
John James
New York City
Thomas James
Fordham Street
W. T. Orenbell
Capouse Avenue
Pittston
L. P. Wedeman
Washington, D. C
Milo Dolph
Capoose Avenue
Board of Trade
Infant Remains to Be Interred in Forest Home Cemetery
The infant child of John James of West Minooka will be buried this afternoon at Forest Home cemetery in Taylor. John Wallace Jr. of Birney avenue is confined at home with malaria fever. St Monica's division has furnished a room at Father Mathew hall for meetings. John J. ONeill, notable Minooka baseball figure, has signed as backstop for Rochester in the Eastern league this season. 1 Robinsons Sons Book Beer on isp Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James
West Minooka
Forest Home
Taylor
Order
Hibernians
Ireland
John Wallace
Birney Avenue
St. Monica's
Ladies’ Irish Catholic Union
Ground Breaks For Hutton Factory Addition In South Scranton
Florence Phillips suffered both hands burned after falling into a fire. Helen McGoldrick, daughter of James McGoldrick, was attacked by a large Newfoundland in the yard at 805 Prospect Avenue. The dog sank its teeth into her right arm. a physician treated the wound and she was later stabbed in the hand. The dog was killed that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Florence Phillips
Helen
James McGoldrick
Prospect Avenue
Funeral of Thomas Ma hon Draws Large Attendees at City Church
A large procession gathered yesterday for the funeral of Thomas Ma hon. Requiem high mass was sung at St. John's church by Rev. J. Melley and a sermon followed at the parsonage. Fr. Melley praised the deceased's life while Mary Durkin led a song. civic and youth groups attended and floral tributes were sent. Interment occurred at Minooka Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers from St. Aloysius and the Young Men's Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mahon
St. John's Church
RE. J. Melley
Father Melley
Misa Lizzie Durkin
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
St. Aloysius Young Men’s Society
Minooka Catholic
John Ward
F. J. Gavan
John Kennedy
St. Aloysius Society
Patrick Langan
Michael Reilly
Martin McHuech
James Kennedy
James Teilly
John Brown
Thomas Hughes
Andrew Merrick
T. A. Donahoe
Scranton Button Company Plans Large Brook Street Factory
Contractor Conrad Schroeder started a large excavation for a new frame one story addition to the Scranton Button company works on Brook street. The 110 by 180 foot building will face Cherry Street with an scalloped roof and improved light and ventilation, expanding the factory area across several blocks after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schroeder
Scranton Button Company
Brook Street
Cherry Street
Lackawanna Mills
Girl Burned as She Fell into Fire at Home Yard
Florence Phillips daughter of Jacob Phillips 517 Cedar avenue received severe burns to both hands yesterday while burning rabbage in the rear yard of her home. She lost her balance and fell into the flames but protected her head and face with outstretched arms. Doctor Behm dressed the burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Phillips
Jacob Phillips
Cedar Avenue
Behm
Night entertainments and school notes fill the town
In many halls on this side tonight entertainments and dances will be conducted. Bt Aloysius Young Men's society and friends gather in St John’s basement for a concert with local talent and an OS insurrection speech by Attorney P A O’Boyle of Pittston. The Young Women’s association offers a “unique” program coordinated by Miss Van Nort. Lackawanna Vaudeville Club presents in St John’s hall with dancing at the end. George Howells, superintendent, visited No 8 school and reviewed pupil drawing papers as the night session closed a successful term. Joseph Johler was principal with Edna Kraumin Zer assisting. Funeral services for James Williane set for this morning at St John’s 9:30 mass. Mr and Mrs George Rosen marked eleven years of marriage today. Frank Wiggins replaces John Farrell at Prospect Avenue barber shop. Joachim Klump’s funeral scheduled from his residence tomorrow. Herman Eckels engagement to Miss Lisale Bjork announced. M J McMahon milk dealer and Mrs M J May of Prospect Avenue return from Starverville visit. Martin Nealon of Prospect Avenue visiting Carbondale. Stephen Judge and John Haggerty return from Sparrow Point MD. Fred Perry suffers bronchitis. The Foreat band departs for Hawley this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiratian Association
Association
van Nort
Lackawinna Vaudeville Club
St. John's Hall
George Howells
No. 8
Joseph Johler
Edna Kraumin Zer
James Williane
St. John's Church
George Rosen
Frank Wiggins
Valley House
John Farrell
Prospect Avenue
Joachim Klump
Tribune
Herman Eckels
Mises Lisale Bjork
M. J. McMahon
Mra
M. J. May
Bturmerville
Martin Nealon
Carbondale
Stephen Judge
John Haggerty
Sparrow Point
Fred. Perry
Foreat
Hawlay
Painter Michael Wetter Moves Studio to 608 Stone Ave
Division 10 Ancient Order of Hibernians notes that Michael Wetter the painter has relocated to the rear of 608 Stone Avenue and now welcomes all kinds of artistic work. Also today Michael Miller Henry J. Ziegler sr and City Controller Edmund Rob Ingon celebrate birthdays aged 67 53 and 29 respectively, all born on Ireland's patron saint anniversary morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Michael Wetter
Stone Avenue
Michael Miller
Henry J. Ziegler
Edmund Rob Ingon
Ireland
Dunmore Doings: 18-Year-Old Boy Hurt in Street Accident
Michael Brogan, 18, son of Mr and Mrs John Brogan of Chestnut Street, was struck by a horse drawn carriage driven by Mark Simpson near Chestnut Street. He ran into the path of the horse in a hurry and suffered serious injuries to head and face. Simpson returned him home in his carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Brogan
John Brogan
Chestnut Street
Mark Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Social events and notices in Scranton gatherings
The Crystal Social club schedules a social in Howley's hall with Ed ward Kearney Thomas Reagan and Thomas McDonnell leading. An Odd Fellows hall entertainment by Newpareil baseball club is planned tonight. Division No. 2% Ancient Order of Hibernians hosts its first annual entertainment in Washington hall followed by a social. Embalming courses attract Vrank Blickens at Hotel Jermyn. Professor Rewonard leads sessions. A masquerade ball in Odd Fellows' hall draws large crowds with music by Professor Johnson and performances by The American band and drum corps No. 4380. Mrs. Resh is ill at home on Blakely street. Mr. and Mrs. A. P McDonough visit Moscow. Christian Endeavor society plans a March 24 social at the Presbyterian church. Miss Marvy A. Quinn visits from Norwich. J. H. Davitt reports a missing cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Social Club
Howley's Hall
Scranton
Edward Kearney
Thomas Reagan
Thomas McDonnell
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Newpareil Baseball Club
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Washington Hall
Vrank Blickens
Chestnut Street
Hotel Jermyn
Blickens
Taylor Embalming School
New York
Charles Rewonard
Champion College of Embalming
Jermyn
T. P. Letchworth
Johnson
South Scranton
Resh
Blakely Street
A. P McDonough
Friends
Moscow
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Marvy A. Quinn
Norwich
John Coleman
East Drinker Street
J. H. Davitt
Ground Broken for Green Ridge Convent
Ground was broken yesterday morning at Green Ridge for the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart convent to be built near St. Paul’s Catholic church. Children from St. Paul’s school joined the ceremonies directed by Rev. P. J. McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's School
P. J. McManus
Scranton to Host Next Master Plumbers Meeting
At the Pennsylvania Master Plumbers association gathering in Pittsburgh on Tuesday Scranton was chosen to host the next annual meeting. James Doyle of Scranton was elected first vice president of the state association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plumbers’ Association of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Scranton
James Doyle
Pirot of the Season and Rock Beer on Lap Thursday
Pirot of the Season heads to Thursday action featuring E. Robinson's Sons' Rock Beer lineup. Local coverage highlights event timing and participating teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirot
E. Robinson
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Ancle Jenkins
George Schelihase
Charlies Richards
Methodist Church
Nero
William Edgare
Mr. and
William Blanchard
Joseph Blanchard
East Market Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mark Hallstead
Binghamton
Charles Hallstead
Oak Street
Lucy Lynn
Hawley
Edwin B. Olmstead
Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal Church
Globe Warehouse
West Scranton
Richarda
Congregational Church
Hays
Elizabeth
William Dagger
Powder Avenue
North Scranton
First Welsh Congregational Church
Lohengrin
Frank Bevan
Elizabeth Richards
Handel Jones
David James
Edward Edwards
M. H. Jones
Parsons
W. F. Davies
D. B. Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Richards
Richards
Kate Sullivan
Elizabeth O' Boyle
Michiel Donnegan
Thomas Ford
Agnes Malott
First Baptist
Feranton Street
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Morgan
Danville
Jenking
Pelle Lewis
Newark
N. J
James Wymben
G. A. Williama
Republican
John T. Jones
Lafayette Street
Mis
Maud Keorner
Lincoln Avenue
Clark's Summit
W. A. Reid
John B. Reid
8. Cowan
George E. Saxe
North Main Avenue
Thomas Shields
Price Street
William Shields
Rondout
N. Y
J. J. Carroll
Pauline Carroll
Sayre
A. Winfield Fellows
Philadelphia
John H. Fellowe
Tenth Street
Lewis Morse
Maryebster
Nineveh
le Travis
Sumner Avenue
Beaton
Robinson's Sons
Johann Hoff
Makes Flesh and Blood
Ecw
NUHS
Aloysius Young Men's Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
P. A. O' Boyle
Dunmore
St. Paul's Church
Spalding Bicycle
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Conrad
Killer & Stetson
Agency
Lacka. Ave
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Elishow
Washington
Medy
Arnold
Heap Bose
Anolis
Ascounee
Droggista
Schanton
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Siavigor
Cleveland
John H Phelps
Pharmaciat, Cor
Wroming
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