West Scranton Wedding at Bride’s Home
William Smith of West Lackawanna avenue and Mike Huth Jenkins of South Main avenue wed at 2 pm yesterday at the bride’s parents’ home Ale and Mia Obed Jenkins. Rev Op D Hoplite of the First West Baptist church officiated. witnesses attended. couple to reside at 428 South Ninth Street after a New York honeymoon train trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
West Lackawanna Avenue
Mike Huth Jenkins
South Main Avenue
Wie
Ale
Mia
Obed Jenkins
Hoplite
First West Baptlet
Vn Hk
Min Smith
Toy New York
South Ninth Street
A Reproduction Play at Chestnut Street Church Tonight
A reproduction of the Oberammergau Mission play will be at Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church this evening and tomorrow. Mise fushi Young will perform music. ladies’ societies from Simpson Methodist will hold sales and receptions at various churches today and tonight. Special services and sociables are listed with multiple church groups involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mise Fushi Young
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Fimerson
St. David's Hall
Dtadies
Piret Tiaptist
Young Men's Institute
Scranton
Simpson Methortist
Ladies of
Hell
Wickburn Street Presbyterian Church
Antietam Monument meeting and local notices in Harrisburg
John Fern attends Antietam Monument association meeting in Harrisburg. Various local updates cover Mrs. Creegan found safe after wandering from McNichols’ court, spring church events, confirmations, debates, births, illnesses, recoveries, and civic group activities across Scranton neighborhoods.
Local residents share visits and illnesses in Scranton area
Miss Kate Smith entertains friends including Miss Kate Haughney while John J. Morgat improves at home. Numerous residents such as Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, Mrs. Dickson, and others return from trips, attend funerals, or recuperate from illness. J. L. Wedeman travels to Harrisburg on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Smith
Luzerne Street
Kate Haughney
Wilkes-Barre
John J. Morgat
North Malhavesque
Helen Thayer
South Main Avenue
Dollar Club
Dickson
George
North Hyde Park Avenue
Sterling
Thomas Asbury
New York
North Sumner Avenue
Millargaret Price
Mildred Jones
Wandling
Olive Escott
Lou M. Slousher
Wyoming
West Scranton
Elizabeth Jenkins
Fourteenth Street
Lewis Kruger
Avery, Pa
Walter Cabb
Fairview Avene
Tose Goodwin
Chester Alger
Newton
Richard Roberts
Swethind Street
United Mine Workers
Shuamotlein
William Grass
North Styde Park Avenue
White Haven
Walter Wilkins
Twelfth Street
Marie Is Kresge
North Hyde Birk Avenue
Mui City
Kate Kresge
North Tyde Park Avenue
Pittston
George Cooper
South Hyde Park Avenue
Verne Cole
Jermyn
Tenth Street
Jennie Cole
Jackson
W. F. Klees
Lafayette Stireet
Varry Brown
Berthy Finncis
Nort Bromlow Avenue
Wyong
Elizabeth Kresge
Avery
Susquehanna County
David Davis
West Loackawinna Avenue
George Smuallser
Lake Winola
Whsat
Will Phillips
North Garfield Avenue
Inees
Hugh McGraw
Twenty-first Street
Maria Cunningham
Verna Lewis
North Rebecca Avenue
William Monninger
North Hyde Hyde Venue
JL. P. Wedeman
Harrisburg
Green Ridge Church Women Elect Officers Change Meeting Day
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Green Ridge Presbyterian Church elected officers for the coming year and voted to hold monthly meetings at members' homes on the first Friday. The next meeting will be at the manse in April. The Green Ridge Wheelmen held a dancing social at the club house, and plans for an April officer election were announced. Miss Mable Jayne will enter Bloomsburg State Normal School next week. Grace Ward has returned from New York City where she studied at a kindergarten training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fern
North Sumner Avenue
Harrisburg
Antietam Monument
Creegan
Ford
McNichols' Court
Colline
Round Woods
Sololeta
Bellevue
John BR. James
John Reese James
Thomas Abrams
Joseph Grey
John W. Jones
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Willie Schoel
William ‘Trostel
Henry Bauer
Arthur Faust
August Mellen
Hermin Boeff
Sabine Kneirim
Liztle
John ‘Tr. Jones
J. Hayden Oliver
Mabel Spencer
Jackson Street
Globe Warehouse
James Edmondson
Hampton Street
William R. Suter
Rh. W. Thaever
BR. OW. Luce
Dougherty
North Main Avenue
A. M. Dershimer
South Main Avenue
Fannie Roberts
Factoryville
Thomas Wilkins
Pittston
West Scranton
Clear Spring
Anita Nevins
Railroad Avenue
Stanley Opilvie
Plymouth
Alfred Pike
Thirteenth Street
2D. B. Thomas
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bessie Wongetall
Mynon Street
George Gleason
Morriscourt
Elizabeth Reese
Everett Avenue
Maeter
William Allspaugh
North Bromley Avenue
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. David's Hall
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
FL. Hitchcock
TR. Kings
Margaret Nicol
Louise Williams
Gardner
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Mable Jayne
Green Ridge Street
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Green Ridge
Wyoming Avenue
Misa Grace Ward
Monsey Avenue
New York City
Columbia
Hirongi
David TH. Moore
Methodist Epicopal Church
Ohio State
Water Street
Jere McCanley
Goll
I. ‘Talnige
Brooklyn
Wrennsemingin
Wyoming
Lis
Mary Bo Rogers
New York
Mdger
Edgar
Morris
North Alineton
Scranton
Bethany
Wayne County
Worcester
Lackawanna Valley
Dade Rar
Donmere
Mia
Carbondale
Province Methodist Episcopal Chatrch
Putor
Owego Methodiat Bpteopal Chutrch
Mos. Higur
Tin
Wisehurel
Owere
Appen
Helda
Gonangrlumpha
Minooka Leader John McDonough Dies After Illness
Longtime Minooka resident John McDonough died Tuesday after several weeks of illness. The funeral will be Thursday from his South Gilmore Avenue home with a high mass at St. Joseph's Church and interment in Minadka Cemetery. Local 1046, United...
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John McDonough
Minooka
South Gilmore Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Minadka Cemetery
United
Unclear Advertisement Claims Remedy Bottle Promise
A fragmentary ad describes a purported throat and lung remedy named Pelee and Ge. It mentions a proprietor inviting buyers to try a sample bottle to prove its effectiveness against coughs bronchitis croup and related illnesses. The text is garbled and reads like an old patent medicine pitch.
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Kemp
Cure testimonial and local notices from Canastota
A letter from Cured S. H. Stroud credits Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with curing severe rheumatism and claims lasting relief. The notice promotes the remedy and offers free trials and pamphlets. Local items include Minooka repairs, a baseball club meeting, St Joseph's hall event, and a Ben coin hibrian smoker night at Willow street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Bright
Obituary for Alice Knapp and Mary Brown
Alice Knapp wife of J P Conner died at her home in Binghamton on Friday morning March 4 after a lingering illness. Survived by husband and children Ethel May Ira and Wymiin, plus brothers W Knapp of Honesdale and W F Knapp of Port Jervis and Alan A wife of Sergeant K G Jones of Scranton. Also MIS Mary Brown of 1810 Pittston Avenue died yesterday morning at 9 40. Survived by children Mrs F G Ward Nellie Peter Walsh Mrs C A Compton John James and Margaret Brown. Funeral at 9 30 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Knapp
J. P. Conner
Binghamton
Hushbard
Ethel May
Ira
Wymiin
Honesdale
W. IF. Knapp
Port Jervis
Alan A
K G
Mary Brown
Pittston Avenue
F. G. Ward
Nellie
Peter Walsh
C. A. Compton
Rochester
John
James
Margaret Brown
Funerals for Kemp Neat Kingsbury Set This Week
Funeral services are announced for Mrs tie Lockard Kemp at 1 PM Thursday from Sit Adame aves mie with interment at Marey ouneterly Lachawanna. William J Neat's remains will be moved from Lit North Garfield ave at 2 PM with Rev Thomas de Grouchy officiating and burial in Cambria cemetery. Henry A Kingsbury dies, funeral at 4 PM from SIS Madison avenue with Rev Sr McLeod officiating and private interment at Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Lockard Kemp
Adame
Norning
Marey Ouneterly
Lachawanna
William J. Neat
Howe
Garfield Avenue
Thomas de Grouchy
Cambria
Henry A. Kingsbury
Costello announces new city office staff
City Controller-elect PP W Costello selects ex Sheriff John J Fahey as deputy controller with Charles Conrad and Eugene Cosgrove as clerks Cosgrove is the only appointee retained Deputy Controller Charles A Hartley and Clerk John Howell leave civil service The changes take effect two weeks from next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Costello
John J. Fahey
Charles Conrad
Eugene Cosgrove
Costello
Howell
Charles A. Hartley
John Howell
Cosgrove
Shooting Mystery Shocks Court House Crowd
An aged man fired a shotgun on the lawn of Adama Avenue, causing panic as onlookers saw a bleeding man collapse. The shooter, dog, and motive remain unknown, with authorities investigating the bizarre incident and seeking clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Adama Avenue
Wedding of Miss Maud Connor to Hugh K Humphrey
Miss Maud Connor of 618 Linden Bireel wed Hugh K Humphrey of Leichburg Armstrong county Pa in a Tuesday afternoon ceremony officiated by Rev Rog ers Israel pastor of St Luke's church A reception followed at the bride’s uncle Charles Hoyok 195 Penn avenue The couple will reside in Lelehburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Connor
Hugh K. Humphrey
Linden Bireel
Leichburg
Armstrong County
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
Charles Hoyok
Penn Avenue
Myr
Humphrey
Lelehburg
Obituary Sketch of Rev William Edgar Read In Church
A Sunday obituary sketch of Rev William Edgar was read at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev George A Cure. Edgar, once pastor of the Providence church, rose from modest beginnings in Columbus Ohio to lead multiple congregations in Lackawanna and Wyoming counties before dying after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
George A. Cure
Gomer Games
William Edgar
Edgar
Providence Church
Jane
New York
Bebmar
Fearnell
Wall Street
Railrada
Aleamatiy
Immite
Broadway
Hanaetite
Columbine, O
Concert by Walkinshaw pupils for Young Women's Christian Association
This evening the postponed concert of March 6 will be performed by Prof. G. Rh. Walkinshaw’s pupils orchestra and others at the Auditorium to benefit the Young Women’s Christian Association. The program includes overtures, violin solos, piano four hands, and various solo numbers performed by Miss Summers, Miss Hill, Miss Hocking, and John T. Watkins among others, with orchestral selections and choral contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rh. Walkinshaw
Young Women's Christian Association
Hermann
Farmer
James Lomax
Blake
Ldyl
Wilson
Desmorines
Opiano
Durant
Misa Raine
J. T. Watkins
Schubert
Furmer
Misa Bellin
Murel
Welln Belleit Welw
Schimmel
Orcheatra
Ivanhoe Hagel
Vello
Gul. Thernn
J. Walkinshaw
Gqverture
Wha K
Marion Hill
Annie Summers
Boleldieu
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Gomer Games in Wur-
A very pleasant surprise party was tendered Mrs Gomer Games of Wur- in her honor by friends and neighbors. The event featured warm greetings and well wishes for happiness and good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Games
Wur
An Evening Party at Ren Street Hosts Noted Guests
Tuesday evening a gathering at Ren Street featured an array of attendees and a refined musical program by Mrs. Annie Griffin and David Games. The list includes Mrs. Annie Griffin, Mrs. Richard Williams, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Mrs. John Henry, Mrs. Philip Foster, Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs. Harry Samuels, Mrs. William Williams, Mrs. William Crosby, Mrs. William Lanyon, Mrs. William Fokes, Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Mrs. Thorne Davis, Mrs. Matthew Morris, Edward Fidler, Mrs. John Richards, Mrs. William Richards, Mrs. Itterly, Miss Irene Gumes, and David Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Street
Annie Griffin
David Games
Mis
Richard Williams
David Williams
John Davis
William Davis
Walter Kennedy
John Henry
Philip Foster
John Edwards
Harry Samuels
William Williams
William Crosby
William Lanyon
William Fokes
Charles Davis
Thomas Thomas
Thomas Henry
Thorne Davis
Matthew Morris
Edward Fidler
John Richards
William Richards
William Itterly
Irene Gumes
David Gimes
German firm plans new inland route to Lake Nyassa
A Berlin organized Central African Lakes Company aims to run a regular coast to Nyassa and Tanganyika transport line in East Africa using 4,000 native carriers. The route reduces land portages to 260 miles, promising time and cost savings and future railway considerations from the Austrian coast to Tanganyika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Central African Lakes Company
Lake Nyassa
Lake Tanganyika
Congo Free State
Europe
Chindy
Zambesi
Delta
Jis Shire
Iit
Tanganyika
Zanaibar
East Africa
Ausibir
Southern Railway offers mid south scenic excursion package
The notice promotes a Southern Railway trip through the Middle South with stops at notable spots and an exposition showcasing agricultural, mineral, and industrial resources. A day excursion from Philadelphia to Charleston is offered at 910.80 with tickets available via coupon offices. designated as Reansylvanian day on April 16. Complete lists of hotels, schedules, and fares are to be obtained from the importunely listed agent in Philadelphia.
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Bouth
Wip
Ife
Middle South
Philadelphia
Charleston
Hurlest 1
Hopkins
Ae Wieck Pareieer
Arouthern Iwis
BUS Chest Sleer
Poiladelphti
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South Mais Avenue
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John McDermott
Waellington Hall
Order of
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Morgans’ Hall
Bert Miles
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Thomas Hopkins
North Everett Avenue
Oxford
Tydvil Jones
Howardailale Elsteddfad
Globe
S. H. Stroud
Canastota
N. Y
Philbin
St. Joseph’s Hall
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Willow Street
Fahey
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Granton
WM. Edgar
Lyceum Theater
Big O'clock
Madame Schumann-Heink
Contralto
Miss
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John Levey Preventahe
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Della Fox
York State
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Lincoln J. Carter
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Terringtos, Man
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Sam T. Jack
Allie Smith
Montrose
Bertha Finn
Diamond Avenue
Olympic Club
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North Scranton Prohibition Alliance
Wadl
Church Avenue
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Crane
Lackawanna Ave
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