West Scranton Promoters Meet Amid Ongoing Interest
A renewed session of the Young Women’s Christian organization promoters occurred at Welsh Cul vinketh Church on South Main with Mrs George Howell leading devotions. Officers were elected for the lodges and plans discussed to secure suitable meeting rooms while the press committee and chairwomen were named and enthusiastic support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thle Gide
South Mainaverte
Evlok
George Howell
Charlotte Savage
South Main Avenue
Mies Maraarer
Janmivon
Lindabury
Emma Lewis
Anne Munkentimuele
Puendolph Jones
Rachel Jones
Marilin Mott
Weekly pMDNG house collections listed with names and cents
The document lists weekly collection amounts and names such as Miss Lewis, Miss Fellows, Miss Kinapp, and Miss Toxephine TD Leek. Small sums like 76 and 74 cents appear beside several names as part of deposited amounts in the weekly total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmdng Xehouse Nii
Cenasiia Vertebay Am
Morgan
Princinal
Miss Lewis
Mises Vildahan
Mise
Carpenter
OS Cente
Tadhix
Vicente
Mise Mullen
Fellows
Principal collection totals across city schools noted
It is worthy of note that since the collection scheme was inaugurated in December, 147 schools have adopted the plan and now make weekly deposits. Names appear with varied contributions including cents and dollars for individuals such as David Owens and Martha Watkins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipal
Misa Murray
Mies Nichols
Mise Peamileh
Mise Morena
Mies Flynn
Mira “Kent
Miss Evane
Mise Wade
Miss Murphy
Mies Pool
Mra
Ferber
David Owens
Martha Watkins
Alice Evens
Hertha Kelly
Nellie Richtide
Neliie Kelly
Catherine Phillips
Lina Pries
Baral McDenald
Mary Hurrie
Winter term closing marked by patriotic exercises
Daniel W. Phillips principal of No. 4 school arranged a special program to honor the term end. Attorney A. S. Colborn state president of the Patriotic Orders of America will deliver an address on "Poche in United States History" in a patriotic ceremony. Parents invited. daily exercises will include instrumental selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest ‘Thurediy
Daniel W. Phillips
No. 4
A. S. Colborn
Patriotic Order Bans of America
United States
Phillips
Birthday Surprise Honored Mrs Strong by Scranton Auxiliary
The ladies of the Scranton Hellet corps No 60 Auxiliary of Ezra Griffin post Grand Army of the Republic hosted a birthday party for Mrs BE M Strong of South Main Avenue. Guests and friends enjoyed poetry collections by Mr Strong and refreshments after the event. Attendees included Mrs Randolph Jenus, Mrs Prod Anisdon, Mrs Ford Walter, Mrs R F Poet, Mrs Hearriet Hatley, Mrs Olive Gible, Mrs Rose Walters, Miss Oram Cox, Miss John Lowmans, Mrs Prank Poole, Mrs Fred Warner, Mrs Maria Allen, Mrs HMvehes, Myre Jarres, Misses Jessie Aristies, Margaret Brinthey, and Gertrude Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Hellet Corps
Ezra Griffin
Miz NC Meve Hosts Surprise Evening at Daughter’s Home
Miz NC Meve of Sworlaid street was surprised by her oll item at her daughter Mia’s home on Saturday evening. Byron Slate joined the gathering with Mys. Magis Hirthenny Vocca and isetranmental sehwahons were given and the night was spent pleasantly by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz Nc, Meve
Sworlaid Street
Ollitem
Greindohiitven
Mia
Byron Slate
Magis Hirthenny
Vocca
Song of Tena Pottines elects officers at mesting
Thiprile division No. 45 held a Saturday evening mesting electing Hugh Williams as past worthy patriarch Thomas Miring as worthy poatrharel Ella Dungeer as firstificial serine David Hopkine as treine rer William Highes as recinul ma seriiy William A. Harris as aesistaine recording scribe Sramael Kelwardse as chaplain Jenkin Revnehis as siperium fondent of young people's work Thor J Whealwearils as eet conediwetur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song of
Siperium
Thor
J. Whealwearils
Eet
Conediwetur
Local Officials Schedule Meeting With Notable Names
Suraty Beynen conductor and Radward Hopkins associated figures appear in a community notice. Officers Will We Instatled and Pie trich Deputy WW K Seward of Williams division of Avohinile will convene at the next Saturday evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suraty Beynen
Radward Hopkins
Inelio Sentintd
Witten Davie
Gortinel
Tostina Elias
Pietrich
WW. K, Seward
Williams
Avohinile
Robbery at H C Hitman Residence on Tenth Street
Burglars entered the Hitman home at 427 Tenth Street while the family attended church. They forced the back door, searched all drawers and closets, and took about $20 in small change. Mr Hitman suspects a familiar culprit and plans warrants against the unknown parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hitman
Tenth Street
Tar
Churrah
Elifiorer
Hitman
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects 299 Officers For Year
Glotelodge No. 299 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected J. B. Replogle as Noble Grand M. L. Townsend as Vice Grand F W Wells as recording secretary T F H Dunne as assistant secretary George Plorey as treasurer Olmhicen mentha as trustee and D M Fowler as trustee. They will be installed at the reguage meeting next Monday evening by District Deputy Grand Master David Cadwenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glotelodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
J. B. Replogle
M. L. Townsend
F. W. Wells
T. F H. Dunne
George Plorey
Olmhicen Mentha
D. M. Fowler
Reguiage
David Cadwenn
Sacred cantata sung by sixty at First Welsh Baptist Church
A united choir of sixty voices will render The Cres and rows a sacred cantata comprising solos, duets, and trios at the First Welsh Baptist Church next Sunday evening. Choir members are requested to meet tonight for a rehearsal at the latter church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everine
Ehurchen
Teachers’ Institute
Continental Mine Accidental Fund
Conunmellman Thoma Norton
Jackson Atreear
Livelock
Cathedral
Directure
West Side Bank
John H. Williams
Wiliam RR
William
Win T. Davis
Merve J. Wilims
Thomaas D. Davis
Washington
Knights of Metta
Tate Ovbram Thames
Glen Lyon
Hibernians
Morel
Maxter
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Plymouth Congregational Charteh Wih
Stvese Meek
Willian Price
Mike Breda
George Richard
Swoon Street
Pber Collarine
Nava Vibe
Order of Red Men
Lendomin Maxes
Elerk
Harmaey
Avramn
Collese
Netine the Poe
Eelein Maxen
Merry
Local Residents Mention City Trip Amid Names of People
Scattered OCR fragment lists individuals from Price stress and Lafayette eust, referencing a short trip to Mawel Chive and a Wells College student in Aubenn SY. Names include P M Bohan, Wallace Maser, Leber, Respond Thortman, Mise Hila Tivin, Ischo Kuestu, Edina Willimae, and Edna Willimae, with unsure locations like DuUStness and Hionpten stront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bohan
Montami
Duustness
Wallace Maser
Lafayette Euest
Hearles Leber
Hionpten Stront
Mawel
Obsequies of Miss Wilson Held at Residence
Obsequies for Miss Mary Wilson were conducted last night at Frank Wilson's residence 94 Webster Avenue Jest inlet with many friends in attendance. The remains will be transported to Trivvan NW 2 tomorrow morning at 8 by the Detroit and Western railroad for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axnembhoedt
Frank Wilson
Webwtor Avenue
Mary Wik Hom
Tron van
Detewars
Lavkowonie
Wretern
Tamnenrew
Kemps Bolvam Medicine Promises Quick Cough Relief
The notice urges avoiding coughing and promotes Kemps Bolvam as a remedy. It claims immediate benefits after the first dose and offers a free trial with distribution at druggists.
HAPPENINGS OF NORTH SCRANTON HAPPENINGS
Terry Jones of Brick Avenue suffered serious burns to hands and face from a gas explosion in a mine chamber Saturday afternoon. He was taken home for medical aid after the blast, which remains a mystery as Jones used a safety lamp and was known as a careful miner. R Nelson Atherton, a Chester Military Academy student, surprised. members of two societies debated. other notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry Jones
Brick Avenue
R. Nelson Atherton
Chester Military Academy
Terry Jones
Brick
Suprise Home Visit Honors Eh Atherton At Chester Cadet Return
Friends gathered atEh Nelson Atherton home last night to honor his Chester Military academy voyage. The party featured music and dancing with attendees including Grace Atherton Jennie Smith Gertrude Smith Daisy Perry and Pred Atherton among others and was hosted by Mr and Mrs J L Atherton and Mrs Frost of Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Atherton
Mr. Atherton
Chester Military Academy
Pleawanthy
Trude Guild
Grace Atherton
Jennie Smith
Gertrude Smith
Daisy Perry
Tharvlet Dackeon
Yolande Killuima
Mary Gireley
Lingle Palmer
Debate on Philippine Islands annexation at institute event
The Father Whitty society and the Young Men's Institute hosted an evening debate on whether the Philippine Islands should be annexed to the United States. After the discussion, declamations and poems were performed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Local notes and social items from McDonough Avenue district
Residents report recoveries and movements including POP Lanett on McDonough Avenue recovering from Severe Lines and DT Evans resigning with BL Atlas. Byron Washborn visits Stev en s Point. Miss Bertha Kees guests Miss Marion Thomas. Istite Vaught spends Sunday with friends in Philston. Multiple small notices about visitors, recovered residents, and church activities accompany Easter flower ordering and choir rehearsals at the North Main Avenue chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Lanett
McDonough Avenue
DT. Evans
Wayne Avenue
Atlas
Byron Washborn
Steven's Point
Bertha Kees
Tawson
Marion Thomas
Istite Vaught
Philston
Missora Gilsner
Pine
Jesse Boyder
Dilaware
Adee
Constance Davis
Frieds
Peckville
Andrew Spinner
Spring Street
Thomas Hy
Powell
Knights of Malta install officers and local notices on Min Street
The Knights of Malta commandery No. 229 installed officers led by Sir knight commander Flop Amines and other named officers. A children’s garment factory opened in the Givon building on Min Street with ten workers. fifty will be employed soon. New York capitalists show interest. Patrick Derris will have his right hand thumb amputated after an accident at a Washington Hall entertainment. The funeral of Mrs. Ann Carney was held at Ward Street with burial at St Carmel. John McAndrew, a Protherae mines driver, broke his right leg in a moving car incident. A formal dance is planned at Washington Ball on April 1. An eye injury to Patrick Scaunton is being treated at Morel Brothers. efforts to remove a metal fragment will continue. Easter flowers from Morel Brothers, 624 West Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens
Knights of Malta
Flop
Amines
Dodee
J. M. Wert
J. W. Pinwell
Tuthill
Hdl
Anguins
Peter Selighe
Jo WO Aneul
Hrvar Pinkmer
William Thomas
George Cummings
Basil
William Hand
W. E Hall
G. ¥. Davis
Givon
Min Street
Miss Dolphin
Pew
New York
Patrick Derris
Franklin Street
Washington Hell
Bian Milner
Ann Careney
Ward Streat
Mit Carmel
John McAndrew
Protherae Mines
Parente
Thruway Street
Wolleshington
Berantoy
A. Horan
Frank Miane
Tom Coleman
Charelie Zimmerman
William Cawley
Giusy
Patrick Scaunton
Potter Street
New 7
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Gia
Morel Brothers
Bust Market Street
Washington Camp No 430 Banquet in South Scranton
Members of Washington Camp No 430 Patriotic Order Sons of America and Lodge of America held a banquet in South Scranton with Civil War veterans present. William Ehrhardt presided as Attorney A J Colfram spoke and Beheuer's Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
William Ehrhardt
Washington
America
Niather's
Bath
Ehrhardt
A.J. Colfram
Dog ownership dispute lands hotel proprietor in court
William Craig of Pittston avenue accused PB A Fox owner of the Broadway hotel of concealing a dog belonging to Nim Craig. A search warrant led Constable Wolkers to Fox’s home where the dog was found. Fox claimed ownership but failed to prove it and was arrested. He posted £200 bail for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Craig
Pittston Avenue
Seates
PB. A. Fox
Broadway
Nim
Craig
Wolkers
Pox
Fox
Millay
Bal i
Public School Deposits Listed by Principal Names
The article records deposits from several public schools made yesterday afternoon. It lists principals and staff such as Miss Julia Mine, Miss Mary Pitcher, Miss Margaret O Kane, and Miss Mary Morrow, with various monetary amounts totaling about 10.47. The handwriting is rough, with multiple entries per school and unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Va. Juvee
Peinetpal
Annex 15 Necessary Diving to Expanded Condition
The fragment notes an annex 15 requirement and references moving to an expanded condition. It appears to indicate a procedural step or legal framework adjustment involving annexed provisions and readiness for broader application. Further context is needed to specify entities and enactment details.
Ambiguous Local Notices From St Trenes Parish and City
Last evening the St Tréne’s T. AL BR. socreta met at Bharmsey hall. Lenten devotions are planned at St John’s Church tonight. Constable Joseph Moore of the Twentieth ward recovered from a Short Uneas. Charles Wirth of Cedar avenue injured his heel at the ele Works yesterday. William Burke of Third street bruised toes at the South mill from a falling casting. The Minooka baseball club plans an entertainment and social at Joseph’s hall Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tréne
T. AL BR. Socreta
Bharmsey Hall
St. John's Catholic Church
Constable
South Mill
Minooka
Joseph's Hall
Address orders to Co B. Sharkey in Hyde Park area
Central Hyde Park and South Side residents receive orders directing Co B Sharkey to 114 Edar Ave. A phone contact 6663 is listed for follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Centralhelty
Central Hyde Park
Co B. Sharkey
Edar Ave
Easter activities and local notices in Green Ridge area
Mer Killam has returned to Paupack while Mark Ridgeway remains home with grip. Ray Race returned from visiting Penn avenue friends. The Green Ridge Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans an Easter sale in church parlors featuring cut flowers plants candy and home made items. The Woman’s club met at the church with a brisk social tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Bo Killam
Seon Au Vielt
Paupack
Mark Ridgeway
Penn Avenue
Ray Race
Chirok
Penn Avenue Friends
Ladies Aid Society
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Chavch
Vandeveers
Delaware Street
Morel Brothers
East Marke
Presbyterian Church
Obituary notices outline Margeret Burny Ruddy and relatives
Mrs Margeret Horus wife of Patrick Burny of Paerne street died suddenly at home late Friday night after a brief illness. Her daughter Mrs Della MeceGrow had died recently, leaving the family in grief. Survived by husband and several children including Mrs John ONeill Mrs Gwen Cullihan Thomas ONeill Terese Lewtinge Rite ard Ghertle and others. Funeral planned from residence with Plains Cemetery interment. Also noted death of Anthony Ruddy of Wilkes Barre and Chief Engineer Ro H Brown of the Delaware and Hudson Company after illness and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret Horus
Patrick Burny
Paerne Street
Oelock Funiday
Decewse
Coren
Roberts
Della MeceGrow
John O'Neill
North Foraunton
Gwen Cullihan
Mire
Thomas O'Neill
Tesele
Lewtinge
Riteard
Ghertle
Diate Buri
Anthony Ruddy
Wilktesethirne
Yvyory
Myr
Tleauley
Kidder Street
Wim
Olyphant
Owe Booth
Thamar Ruddy
Pureame
Patrick Ruddy
Glyphant
Matrick Judge
Hiwison
Plains Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Public Schools’ Savings Fund
A. J. Colborn
Bull
Uneeda
George W. Jenkins
Globe Warehouse
Venth Street
Globe Lodge
Faraghadptir
Wilson
North Scranton
Harrys
George WK. Dadi
Leggett's Creek
Sinewev
Wardhametreet Oayweter Y
Thomas Henry
Sprig Street
Ataole Clark
Jermyn
Wy. Churk
Fad Win Street
Mortis Cohen
Market Street
Dunmore
Lackawanna Avenue
van Dyke
Gerson’s
South Scranton
Natter's Hall
Schwuss
Board of Control
Savings Fund Collections
Nchs OF News
Pen Carl
Green Ridge
Pharmaide
Vystern Ridge Street
Ro H. Brown
Delaware and Moon Campas
Albany
A. J. Bewitt
Swift
Brown
Leas Theatre
S & Rounder
Teases
St Fe Long
James Whitcomb Riley
Chic
Hik
Annals of the
John Drew
Jones
THE
Cccoommminge
Isonnini
Rinn
Hilanger
Jack and the Beanstalk
J. BE. Foole
Killarney and the Rhine
Washington, D. c
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Wishington
Fate
Sears
Willia Barre
Rouse's Point
Howpital
Felis Hughes
Cedar Avenue
M. FF
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