Ex-Patrolman Noon in Critical Condition at Bloom Avenue
Ex-Patrolman Thomas Noon and his wife remain in critical condition at their Bloom Avenue home after Noon suffered paralysis likely linked to a recent grip. Noon, 45, long served on the police force under Mayor Frank Peamieh. Four young daughters rely on neighbors as the family faces this crisis amid Mrs Noon's long battle with stomach cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Noon
Bloom Avenue
Parallela
Cayuga Street
Tige
Noon
Frank Peamieh
Mr. Noon
Mrs. Nown
Dying Christ on Calvary Sermon Draws Large Presbyterian Audience
Large crowd attended the Presbyterian Church for Rev Geo F Guilds midweek sermon on the Dying Christ on Calvary. The last midweek meeting for March praised the series and plans for similar sessions next month were hinted. Friday features HL H McKeehan will review crucifixion events from first to ninth tour with a blackboard session.
Auditorium project delayed amid illness and disorderly conduct
Mr Eugene Wrener of Oak Street is seriously ill delaying progress on the new auditorium. On Tuesday alderman Fidler presided over a disorderly conduct case resulting in a fine of 34. Names mentioned include John Thitte, Mary Reynolds, Morris Lowe, and Mrs George Wells of Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agri 10
Eugene Wrener
Oak Street
John Thitte
Fidler Thesday
Mary Reynoldy
Imo Morris
Lowe Blige
George Wells
Wilkes-Barre
YWCA Events and Local Social Updates in Scranton Area
The report lists visits and guests among Scranton area residents including Misa Kate Williams of Olyphant visiting Market Street friends, Misa Mary Kearney of Pitteton, and Mrs Mary Shay of Hawley hosting on Market Street. It notes a meeting at Osterhout's Hall and an Excelsior Dramatic club session, plus church gathering plans at North Main Avenue Baptist church and arrangements for new edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
North Scranton
Misa Kate Williams
Olyphant
Market Street Friends
C. AH. von Storch
Main Avenue
Wyoming
Mary Shay
Hawley
Leonard
Market Sttet
Misa Mary Kearney
Pitteton
Friends Here
Loin
Patrolman
Mire
John Deen
Court Capouse
Forresters
Amertet
Wil
Osterhout's Hall
Mee
James Field
Bart Lemon
Wyoming County
Excelsior Dramatic Club
Charlie Borle
John Schank
North Main Awnue Baptist Church
Dunmore Odd Fellows elect officers for new term
At the Dunmore lodge No. 416 meeting in Washington hall officers were chosen for the upcoming term with John Wardell as noble grand and Thomas Keller as grand. A delegate to the relief bureau was named Christopher Vickers and Eber Branning becomes trustee for eighteen months. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church plans a manse supper tomorrow evening on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Washington Hall
Noble Grand
John
Explosion at J J Davies Drug Store in West Scranton
Early yesterday morning an explosion from a lacquer thinner vapor ignited in J J Davies drug store. Harry Davies, injured yet heroic, extinguished the blaze with help from a store helper as flames damaged the ceiling and stock, valued at about $65 and covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J Davies
Harry Davies
J. 3
Davies
Lahore
John J. Davies
Main Avenue
Jackson
Marriage of David T Thomes and Mise Gwennie Jammer
David T Thomes of 1000 Hampton Street and Mise Gwennie Jammer of Acker Avenue Bellevue wed at Welsh Congregational church parsonage North Scranton Tuesday night at 9 o clock. Rev Thomas R Watkins officiated with attendants Miss Davie and David Davis of Storre Avenue. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home where friends offered congratulations. Thomes, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Themes, studied at Exeter College and plans to go to Bloomsburg in May for spring exams before graduating. Bride is daughter of John W James and Belle Vue resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Thomes
Hampton Street
Mise Gwennie Jammer
Acker Avenue
Bellevue
Welsh Congregational Church
North Scranton
Thomas R. Watkins
Miss Davie
David Davis
Storre Avenue
Wrides- Inuid
Beer Man
Watkins
Thomas
Thomas Themes
Exeter College
Bloomsburg
Athens
John W. James
Evans and Jenkins Wed at Jackson Street Church
Richard B. Evans of North Main Avenue and Miss Bachel Jenkins of North Hyde Park Avenue wed last evening at the Jackson Street Parsonage Church with Rev. Thomas de Geuchy officiating. Ida Lewin and William E. Lewis attended as best man and maid of honor. A reception followed at Mrs. W. H. Lewis’s home, 867 North Hyde Park Avenue. The couple will reside at 419 Evans Court and begin housekeeping with well wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard B
Debate on US senators election held at Plum Tree Festival
The St Brenden council postponed the debate on electing US senators until next week festival at Meare hall. The Plum Tree Festival promises an elaborate program with chances costing ten cents each, prizes from ten to £20, admission ten cents, plus an entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Poole
St. Brenden
Meare’ Hall
Funeral for Mia Held at Dugecee Street Home
Relatives and friends gathered yesterday afternoon for Mia’s funeral at her late home on Dugecee Street. Pallbearers included John Lavelle, Hugh McManamon, Martin Syren, and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Patrick Burns
Dugecee Street
John Lavelle
iWugh McManamun
Martin Syren
John
A Rational Remedy for a National Trouble
Suffering from piles is common and often untreated. Pyramid Pile Cure offers a painless, non surgical cure sold at 50 cents. It speeds healing by constricting vessels, soothing irritated surfaces, and preventing chronic ulceration and nervous exhaustion.
Remains Borne to Cathedral Cemetery
The remains were borne to the Cathedral cemetery where interment was made for Jeremiah Driscoll and John Gallacher.
Local societies appoint delegates and plan events
Misses Haggerty Grimes Gibbons Holton and Mrs Carney head St. Cecilia's delegates for the April quarterly convention. St. David's hall social set for May 10. Red Men elects officers led by J Owens and Edward Reynolds with J Hold and others. Dimond mines resume after idle days. Easter eye social at 44 Tenth St. LW Hale social group hosts May 10 Hampton Street. St. Pauls Pioneer Corps ball April 10 at Mears' hall with Mr McCoy master of ceremonies. Funeral for Elizabeth Maxey this afternoon at 4. Interment Washburn Street cemetery. Siward Harber severely injured at Mt Pleasant mine. A. J. Colborn to speak at 2 PM at No 14 school. Students’ parents invited. Young people gathering hosted by Miss Margaret Thomas with refreshments.
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Julia Haggerty
Laura Grimes
Nellie Gibbons
Bina Holton
H. Carney
St. Cecilia's Society
St. David's Hall
Order of Red Men
Ofcere
Sachem
J. Owens
Sage More
Edward Reynolds
John Hold
Joseph Phillips
Wampum
J. Schalk
BL Reynolds
Great Council
Jaco Sohank
Dimond
Mise Grave
Mears’ Hall
Star
PW. McCoy
John Murphy
Bistait
Ripple Division
Peraner
Bt. Mark's
DS Routh Hebeer
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Margaret Thomas
26Th Fourteenth Street
Local residents visiting relatives and returning home
Mies Jennie Jones suffers a grip attack while Mr and Mrs Thom Wirris, long-time residents of Wilhiomeburg Colorado, arrived in town to visit relatives. Haymond Hartman visits Bloomesburg while Frank Wilson tours North Main avenue. Mrs Tyane Harrie returns from Pittston, Miss Mary Culkin visits Cordendale, Arthur Davie a Bloomsburg student returns home, Jinard Hughes visits Washburn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Jennie Jones
North Hyde Mark Avenue
Thoms
Wirris
Wilhiomeburg
Colorado
Yrement
South Main Avenue
Bloomesburg
Frank Wilson
Kingston
North Main Avenue
Mary Culkin
South van Buren Avenue
Cordendale
Arthur Davie
North Sumner Ave
Mie
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Seneal
Jinard Hughes
Lafayette College
Washburn
Obituary for Mins Sarah J Snover of this City
Sarah J Snover, a well known Hurko professional, died at her home 2 North Ninth Street after a long illness from Bright's disease. Survived by two brothers and two editors, Joseph Snover of Battle Cronk and Jas T Snover, Mrs V M Keene and Mary Mita Snover of this city. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM at the house with Rev J B Moffat of Wickburn Street Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment Forest Mix cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Snover
North Ninth Street
Bright
Joseph T. Snover
Battle Cronk
Jas T
Mary Mita Bnover
J. 2. Moffat
Wickburn Street Presbyterian Church
Forest Mix Cemetery
South Scranton Residents Charged With Larceny Perjury
Margaret Snyder and John Schmidt faced Alderman Lentes-Martin Sohicz for larceny perjury and criminal intimacy. Bail set at 100 dollars each on the third charge. evidence suggested a clearing state of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snyder
John Schmidt
Lentes
Martin Sohicz
Schmidt
Snyder
Palm B
John Sehmidt
Alderman Luentes
Martin Schles
Martin Sohier
Outrix
Sny‘ores Hushbuind
Easter Services Preparations Across Local Churches
Several churches plan special Easter services with music prepared for Sunday. Rev J L Schmidt of Hickory Street Baptist preached yesterday at Mickory Street Presbyterian. St Johns Catholic holds 7 o clock high mass and Good Friday rites. St Marys German Catholic to host schoolchildren for annual pregrim observance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Schmidt
Hickory Street
Mickory Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's
Lamp explosion causes slight damage on Palm Street
A lamp exploded on Palm Street Tuesday night at 5 o'clock, slightly damaging a pen dence and burning cloth carpet and table. An alarm from box 57 at Prospect Avenue and Pig Street summoned the William Connell and Neptune fire companies, but their services were not needed as the flames were extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Breen
Palm Street
Prospect Avenue
Pig Street
William Connell and
Neptune
Spring cleanser Manners' Sarsaparilla advertised
The notice promotes Manners Sarsaparilla at No Green Ridge Street as a spring purifier. It claims to purify the blood, energize the system, and improve appetite, listing Underwood Louis Woodruff Arthur Robert Shoemaker Kenneth Calkins among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Maroon baseball club reorganizes for upcoming season
The Maroon baseball club outlines its lineup with Craig catcher Callery pitcher Foster first base Pailden second base McDonough shortstop O Donnell third base Y ridge left field Shorten center field Moran right field. John Shea to manage the lab and the club may seek amateur rivals. Lackawanna township school board buzzes about expansion. Ellen Barrett remains interred at Minooka Catholic cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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Maroon
Craig
Callery
Foster
Pailden
McDonough
O'Donnell
Yrdge
Shorten
Moran
John Shea
Lackawanna Township
Schhool Board Building Committee
Ellen Barrett
Minooka Catholic
Ladies Initiated Into Princes of Hagdad Assembly
Thirty four innocents were initiated into the Princes of Hagdad by Veda Siesta No 77 at the Guernsey building North Washington last night. For the first time ladies witnessed the degree work as about 490 people attended from out of town. A banquet followed with toastmaster KF Young and toasts to The Ladies Our Visitors Grand Convocation Grand Commandery Officers Fraternal Associations The Medical Fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Oss. Ridgeway
WW. Woolah
John Eisel
Wilkes-Barre
EE. L. Hie
Bateson
Barber Shop Set to Open on Pittston and Birch
Award Bahr of Elm Street plans a barber shop at the corner of Pittston Avenue and Birch Street opening Saturday. The St Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society will hold its annual hall at Snover's Hall on Penn Avenues April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Award Bahr
Elm Street
Pittston Avenue
Birch Street
St. Aloywelus
Snover
Penn Avenues
Welentine Dancite Clases
Germania Hall
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
South Beranton
Joseph Albrecht
Bresser
Cedar Avenue
Casey & Kelly Brewing Company
Scranton Voices Wary of Promises by Quack Doctors
In Scranton residents express distrust toward unskilled doctors and their unkept promises, noting prolonged illness and fading hope after years of reliance on misleading medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pea Con Delivered for a Cent City Orders
A brief notice states pea concession delivered for 1.25 dollars to South Side central city and central Hyde Park with orders directed to C. RB, Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave and phone 6685.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. RB
Sharkey
Edar Ave
Prominent residents and visitors in Green Ridge area
William Pentecost Green Ridge guest of C T Bellamy Delaw are street. Charla Curren hue bought Wedeman bakery Market street. J A Stewart moved family to Marron street. Rev W T McArthur Pittston accepted gospel tabernacle call reside Delaware Street. Mise Mertice Bayley left for Harford Easter. T H Hawley became manager Boencera general store. Green Ridge Wheelmen host concert tonight. Mist White guest of Mise Elizabeth Linsing Sutesct. Ginger of Uast Orange home for Easter. Bert Schewster of Honesdale visiting. Mrs Teeter Hawley guest of son C L Tewler Bun demon avenue returned home. Surprise party for Harold Hawley sixth birthday at Monsey avenue home. attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pentecost
Prompton
C. T. Bellamy
Delaware Street
Charla Curren Hue
Wedeman
Market Street
J. A. Stewart
Penn Avenue
Marron Street
Rev
W. T. McArthur
Pittston
Mise Mertice Bayley
Harford
Kemp's Balvam Promises Cure for Coughs and Lung Ailments
A local advertisement touts Kemp's Balvam as a universal remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and related lung troubles. The proprietor offers a sample bottle free to convince customers of the medicine’s claimed benefits. Price not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Price Swan
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