Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough Fire Destroys Center Street Building
Patrolman Anthony Pace loses property estimated at 1200 dollars in a blaze on Center street. The two story building and contents were destroyed shortly after 1 pm yesterday. Fire companies responded but could not save the structure. wind helped spread risk to adjacent properties. Partial insurance coverage was noted.
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Anthony Pace
Order of
Hiltorians
Howre
Anthony Pare
Center Street
Dunmore Fier Conpanies
Walter
de Bireyend
Colonial Council Social At Mrs Swot Home Draws Many
A Colonial Council social gathering was held last evening at Mrs Midward E. Swot’s home on Mill and Smith streets. A large turnout attended the event, praised as a success by the Ash Street Methodist Reception church group, with plans to repeat the affair tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Midward EE
Morey & Healey
Mill and Smith
Ash Street Methodist Recepal Church
Fourth annual hall event at Harmony hall features varied acts
An evening program in Waehhigten hall presented by Division No 28 Ancient Grider of Afbernians included Miss Catherine Horn Mee May Murphy John McDonnell Derige and Milner L W Dillon Ar Hictun quartet Kearney and Honanduct Miss Rose Aritont John Nairn and WYML trio Margaret Harrett Gardnerated Tierney and others. The program also lists acts by the Shettee children Oscar Tadwig and Emma Ludwig with violin and piano selections, plus recitations and dances. The note ends by referencing the fourth annual hall of the Electric engine company at Harmony hall Grove etrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waehhigten
Aifbernians
Catherine Horn
Daughters of Exinismlo
Mee May Murphy
John McDonnell
Combé Savings
Derige and
Milner
L. W. Dillon
Ar- Hictun
Kearney
Honanduct
Mistee Glimartin
Iligan
Miss Rose Aritont
John Nairn
Shettee
Oscar Tadwig
Mire Emma Ludwig
Wyml
Margaret Harrett
Gardnerated
Tierney
Slaiile Maxwell
Corrigan Hreathere
St Mark's Church Hosts Gypsy Tea Tuesday Evening
The Willing Workers of St Mark's Episcopal church plan a Gypsy tea in the church parlors on Tuesday evening April 15. Mrs W Flannelly of Potthur Street assists with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Mies W. Flannelly
Pottur Street
Novelty Dress Fabrics Evoke Louvre of Nations
The Dress Goods Department presents an exclusive collection of silk and wool fabrics and imported coverts. A shopper notes it no longer pays to send to the cities for stylish, high quality materials. The display features matelisse crepatis poplins etamine and other premium weaves at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Seote
Silk Dress Silks Offered at 75 Cents a Yard
High class dress silks arrive at two-fifths under value due to makers’ mismanagement. 20 inch width, historically $1.25 a yard, now sold at 75 cents. 12 samples in new sensational shades available by mail order.
Village Notices and Local Illnesses Reported
A resident has returned home from Moses Taylor Hospital after a successful appendicitis operation. Miss Mors Manley of Clay Avenue is severely ill with diphtheria. The funeral of William Helter will be held this morning at 11 o clock with a requiem Mass at St Marys Catholic Church and interment in Meadow Brook Cemetery. Phone listings and local orders appear in the short town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor
Mors Manley
Clay Avenue
Mia
William Helter
Blakily
Ieeclock
FL Mary's Catholy Church
Meadow Brook Cemetery
South Scranton Officials Move To Erect Plant And Loan Officers
South Scranton’s Barber Asphalt Company plans a new plant building. The Peoples Building and Loan Association elected officers at Mulderiy’s hall on Pittston Avenue: Michael McGarry president Howard M Madden vice president Martin H McDonough Jr treasurer A J Mulderiy secretary and T Boland James Keating Frank McAndrews three directors for three years. The group reports rapid growth and strong receipts for the past year. Officers to take seats at the first April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Building and Loan
Mulderiy
Pittston Avenue
Michael McGarry
Howard M. Madden
Martin H. McDonough, Jr
A. J. Mulderiy
T. Boland
James Keating
Frank McAndrews
Young
Barber Asphalt to Rebuild Plant on South Washington
Workmen tear down the old Barber Asphalt plant on South Washington avenue. The firm, to stay in the city, plans a modern replacement with a larger, more powerful facility costing $60,000 and ready to operate by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
Washington Avenue
Masses Held at St John’s for Ireland’s Patron Saint Day
On the patron saint day two masses are scheduled at St John’s Church. The first at 7 o’clock and the high mass with ovelock to follow. Rev J J McCabe will deliver the sermon in connection with the day.
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Ireland
Masser
St. John's Church
Welock
J. J. McCabe
Miss Ruple Dies. Noted Resident of New York
Mr and Mrs D W Humiphrey of Coder Avenue are in New York City for the funeral of Mira Humiphrey aunt Miss Ruple a longtime resident well known in the city for many years friends regret her early demise
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Mre
D. W. Humiphrey
Coder Avenue
New York City
Mira
Dumphrey
Miss Ruple
Misa Ruple
Ele
Elde
Township Indebtedness Catch: No-Gilt Edged Claims Questioned
Commissioner John P. Quinnan tabulates Lackawanna township indebtedness arguing total claims may reach 10,000 after judgments and orders. Opposing attorneys plan to challenge fraud and collusion, with constitutional limits potentially tossing half the claims.
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John P. Quinnan
Lackawanna
Judayoonie
Adeodt
Quinnain
Tawnehin
Quinnan
Jackie Bonnets
Lugerne
Quintin
Ate
Bat
Attorneys Summoned in City Arbitration Hearing
The examination occurred in the court house arbitration room with witnesses from the First ward of the city. A follow up hearing is scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jones
A. B. Conger
Thomas C. Davis
Charles Reeby
Edward Vaughan
Levi Emanuel
Seth Griffith
D. W. Saunders
Jovenph Platt
Thomas G. Price
W. A. Jones
Thaac Price
Elmer Reere
Lester Thomas
Thoms J. Richarde
William J. Lewis
John Fidler
John Price
W. A. Mulley
H.C. Smith
Eb, Corwin
W. B. Powell
Johns&. Powell
Two Husbands Stand Trial in Alderman Millar Court
W O Bilchards of Bloomstreat faced 300 dollars bail on assault and non support charges from wife Margaret Tjeharde who showed facial marks and alleged further abuse. Richares was jailed after Mat tick Duggan was held for examination on abuse allegations by wife Mrs Lawren Duggan from Tutilroud avenue.
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W. O. Bilchards
Bloomstreat
Alderman Millar
Margaret Tjeharde
Dinor John Thirney
Richares
Lawren Duggan
Aldernan
Mattick Duggan
Duggans
Tutilroud Avenue
Langstaff Kelly Election Contest Witness List
Witnesses examined yesterday before Examiners Lewis and Duggan include W T John William A L Doyle WR Thomas Thomas W John Thomas W Thomas William J Edwards Db W Thomius Robert Williams Richard Roberts William W Thomas George C Williams M J Cohen Charles Henwood William M Williams John H Morgan William Coxe Evan Reese Reese Thomas Thomas E Davis David Aubrey David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Duggan
W. T. John
William AL. Doyle
WR. Thomas
Thomas W. John
Thomas W. Thomas
William J. Hdwards
Db. W. Thomius
Robert Williams
Richard Roberts
William W. Thomas
George C. Willams
M. J. Cohen
Charles Henwood
William M. Wiliams
John H. Morgan
William Coxe
Evan Reese
Reese ‘Thomas
Thomas £. Davis
David Aubrey
David
Funeral mass for Mrs. Rucer at St Marys Church
The funeral for Mrs. William Rucer of Wakely street Dunmore will be held this morning at St Marys German Catholic Church on River street with a high mass of requiem. Interment will follow in Meadow Brook cemetery. A large turnout is expected from the side.
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William Rucer
Wakely
Dunmore
St. Mary's
German Catholi
River Street
Meadow Brook
No. 5
Electric City Council
Royal Arennum
Storrs Hall
Alder Street
Ireland
Hazletom
St. John's Church
Corp of Teachers
Lenox
Bi, Mary's Hall
Tod J. Gordon
Scranton
Gordon
Mayne Carney
Wilkes- Tarre
Prospect Avenue
Germania Hall
Sampson Bate Hall Club
Workingsmen’s
St. Patrick's
Annual Hibernians Banquet and Local Events
The Division No 5 Ancient Order of Hibernians hosts an evening banquet at Feather flat hall with a program of varied music and instrumental solos. Greenwood Nos 1 and 2 employees will be paid Saturday. Minooka baseball club plans an April 28 entertainment at Mather Mattiew hall, seeking patronage from base ball enthusiasts. Kate Walsh from Loxt Creek visits Mrs Patrick Connolly at Mainetrout Casey Kelly's Back Neer taps today at first-class hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Feather Flathow Hall
Greenwood
Minooka
Mather Mattiew
Mies Kate Walsh
Loxt Creek
Pehuvlkiil County
Patrick Connolly
Mainetrout
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IsaacLong
Wilmes-Garke
Munyon
South Side
Central City
Central Hyde Park
Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
NASA
South
Building and Loan Association
Miss Ruple Drad
E. Robinson's Sons
BYTON
Phunds
SwotCor
Olvent
Correa
Casper Dintachlet
Pembroke
Dyson
Connolly & Wallace
Fasi
Bock Beer
Rcods
Mcleat
Ernie
Pilsner
Sso
Jet
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Casey & Kelly
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin
William el, Peck
J. W.S. Fuller
Lackawanna Avenue
Laplin & Rand
Kieetric Waieries
Kieetria Kaplodard
Satuly Mawel
Renauno Chemical Co
Explooivas
Mount Pleasant
First Bear
Commonwealth Building
Telo
Deslore
Dickson M'F
General Onice
Diopres
Wilton Axminster
Brussels
Dresden
Nottingham
Williams & Nmianalty Interior Decorators
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Peson Coudersport
Port Allegany
Office—Board of Trades
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
John H. Phelps
Prarmaciet
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