Miss Margie Van Camp honored by J. K. Williams Co
Miss Margie Van Camp, a twelve year veteran cashier at the J. K. Williams company and Lackawanna avenue confectioners, was celebrated at a party hosted by her employer at her mother Mary Routcher’s home. She received a pair of gold glasses, with ice cream and songs provided by the Columbian quartet and guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams and many others from North Bromley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie van Camp
J. K. Williams Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Mary Routcher
Growley Avenue
Miss van Camp
Salvation Army volunteers plan new city corps
Three Salvation Army girls report no disturbances at Price Street Barracks meetings. Twenty members intend to resign directly to New York end quarters, not to local officers. Five are local officers, with older members joining Tallington Booth. Major Pattie Wyathing will speak next Sunday at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Tribune
Army
Price Street
Salvationjaite
Salvation Ixts
Loyal Corps
New York City
Tallington Booth
Pattie Wyathing
Simpson Methodiet Episcopal Church
Local News Briefs and Community Notices
A series of brief items reports cabbages tossed at a market stand on West Lackiwanna avenue, a capture and release at Alderman Johns' court, a child’s death on Caerfield avenue, and a funeral at Myde Park Catholic cemetery. Other notes mention a West Side Athletic club social, a silver anniversary for Lilian lodge Odd Fellows at Evans hall, hospital stays from Woodward mine, and upcoming Welsh Philosophical society and Eastern Star events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Philibin
Matey
West Lackiwanna Avenue
Willams
Troliaon
Ines
Philbin
Alderman Johns’ Court
Mr. Philbin
William Hughes
Caerfield Avenue
West Side Athletic Club
Lilurian Lodge of Odd Fellows
Evans' Hall
South Main Avenue
John F. Healey
Filmore Avenue
Myde Park Catholic
James Lewis
Woodward Mine
Hampton Street
Welsh Philosophical Society
T. Cocker
Armenia
Martha Washington
Eastern Star
C. H. Bouthworth
Wilkes
Beers’ Hall
Preparatory lecture and services at Green Hidee church
Stev. Bently of Montrose will deliver a preparatory lecture tonight at 7:20 in Green Hidee Presbyterian church. Sunday he will conduct morning communion and evening sermon. John Tranglis travels to Wilkes-Barre on business. Horace Altemose at General Phinney Hose house takes Kort vacation. Mrs. Ed Laughlin of Monsey avenue quits Wh. Mrs. A BK Wiefer of Dickson avenue returns from three weeks in Allentown. Frank Huse of Dickson avenue purchases a pew horse. Funeral for Mrs. Smith of Wyoming avenue today, to ride to Honesdale on the 12 o’clock D and H train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev. Bently
Montrose
Green Hidee Presbyterian Church
John Tranglis
Wilkes-Barre
Horace Altemose
Phinney Hose House
Ed, Laughlin
Monsey Avenue
Bk, Wiefer
Dickson Avenue
Allentown
Frank Huse
Smith
Wyoming Avenue
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson
Seigel Guests, Funeral Details, Borough News
The notice covers visits by Mr and Mrs William Seigel of Troy MN to Elm Street relatives, the arrival of Stewart G Dilleys remains from Colorado Springs for a Saturday funeral at 2 PM, and local social events. It notes Maria Webber returning from Stroudsburg, Rev W F Gibbons moving into the Elm Street manse, and community activities at Lawn Tennis grounds and St Agnes Guild events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seigel
Troy
MN. Y
Peter Seigel
Elm Street
Stewart G. Dilley
Colorado Springs
West Drinker Street
Maria Webber
State Normal School
Stroudsburg
Center Street
W. F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Maltby
Trobert Hicks
Lawn Tennis Association
St. Agnes’ Guild of
St. Agnes’ Guild of St. Mark's Mission
A. Th. Oliver
Blakely Street
Clara Conger
MN City
Richard Webber
Phillips
Adams Avenue
Scranton
Everett Moore
Victor Teemer
Dalton
Greenwald Spor Wedding at St Marys German Church
Milas Sophie Greenwald of Birch Street wed John Spor of Hamp ton Street West Side at St Marys German Church. Rev P C Christ presided. maid of honor Annie Miess and bridesmaids Bertha Greenwald Maury Bauer. groomman William Greenwald. ushers Mathias Degan Nicholas Behers. Honeymoon planned in New York then ten days residence on West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's German Church
Milas Sophie Greenwald
Birch Street
John Spor
Hampton Street
West Side
P. C. Christ
Annie Miess
Bertha Greenwald
Maury Bauer
William Greenwald
New York
Local news briefs from Springcourt area residents
Reports note a boy taken to Lackawanna Hospital with an operation performed by Dr Hand. Local social items mention a Mogart Glee Club gathering at Harry Danvers’ home and refreshment time. Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Daniel W Jones on the birth of a son. A surprise party honored Miss Anna Henry on Green Street with many neighbors present. A group of friends attended a gathering, and a woman suffered a paralytic stroke with uncertain recovery prospects. Edward A Carson’s funeral occurred on Parker Street with interment at Forest Hill. Mrs Catherine Roche remains in frail condition after a stroke. A musicale at Providence Presbyterian Church features piano and violin solos, vocal numbers, duets, and a closing refreshment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Toomey
Springcourt
Lackawanna Hospital
Hand
Mogart Glee Club
Harry Danvers
Brick Avenue
Daniel W. Jones
Trick Avenue
Harris
Anna Henry
Green Street
Rachel Phillips
Hena
Hessie
Maggie Edwards
Jennie Davis
Minnie Billick
Rachel Jones
Katie Smith
Sarah Hodgson
Mattie Jones
Rachel Evans
Cassie Jenkins
Loretta Williams
Pearl Henry
Libble Davenport
the Messia
John Jones
Thomas Carwardine
N. G. Hughes
Osborne Richards
William Robinson
Mathew Hilbow
Willie Lewis
Garfield Davin
Donald Price
Paul Evans
Thomas Morgana
Clarence Henry
Frank Batten
J. Davis
James Furner
David Watkins
John Sanders
David Evans
Edward A. Carson
Parker Street
Providence Methodist Church
Providence
Forest Hill Cemetery
Catherine Roche
D. L. Roche
West Market Street
Providence Presbyterian Church
Miss Decker
Miss Daisy Jones
Miss Florence Wood
Alice Osterhout
Misses Ward
Ziegler
Cifllesple
Osterhout
Edgar Richards
Finn and
Linder
Misa Daisy Jones
Florence Wood
Misa H. Ward
Miss M. Davis
Misses Ziegler
Gillespie and Osterhout
O'Connell council baseball team reorganizes for season
The O'Connell council No 184 YM I baseball squad lists players J McDonald D Shea P Phil bin A J O'Hara J Crane M Fitz henry P Laffy M O'Neill M Coyne M F Judge and J Driscoll. They plan Sunday morning play against the Stars at the Brickyard ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell Council
Young Men’s Institute
J. McDonald
D. Shea
P. Philbin
A. J. O'Hara
J. Crane
M. Fitzhenry
P. Laffy
M. O'Neill
M. Coyne
M. F. Judge
J. Driscoll
Brickyard
James
Philadelphia Provisions Market Mixed Demand
Market reports show moderate demand for provisions in Philadelphia with varied pricing across beef pork ham and bacon sectors. Prices and terms are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate city markets tracking standard wholesale rates for family beef, pork, lard, and hams with notes on curing and smoking processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ayerge
Gabe
Dion
Hom
Coun O
Market and Stock Report from Wall Street Review
The report notes mixed stock movement with Sugar leading declines and American Tobacco rising. Metropolitan Tractais up while New Haven falls. Gold shipments remain unsettled as banks adjust due to treasury calls. speculation stays firm with total sales around 118,502 shares. Live Stock sections show cattle and hog markets firm to higher with varied support and price ranges. Retail prices from Leader’s Price advertise basic goods with discounted rates across fabrics and towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
Shorts
Seveo Goa
Rangers
New Haven
Treasury
William Linn
Allen
A. P. Caupbell
Spruce Street
Toledo Grain Receipts and Shipments Report
Toledo Crain Market shows mixed grain activity with wheat receipts 4 823 bushels and shipments 6 82 bushels, corn receipts 12 000 bushels and shipments 6 600, data grain receipts 5 000 with No 2 mixed May and July options, coverseed receipts 470 bags and shipments 610 bags, prices firm for prime cash at 14 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haltic
Tye
Cme
Chicago
Western
Toalvic
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Tage
Blaine
Pennsylvania
Southern
Toledo
Wye
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Maggie van Camp
North Bromley Avenue
Ralph Shower
Ninth Street
Brooklyn
Margaret Munson
Katheryne Potts
Warymart
G. L. B. Skillhorn
Fern-Olver
Albert Winebrake
Te Franklin Medical College
Philadelpha
Robert James
South
Lincoln Avenue
State Pharmaceutical Board
Philadelphia School of Pharmacy
Harret J. Davis
Starner
South Matin Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Silvet
the Tribune
TPS
Sporting News
Springfield
New
Green Ridge
Dunmore
THE
Samters
South Side News
Sophie Greenwald
St. Mary's Church
Scranton Athletic Club
Hotel Best
Cedar Avenue
Joseph Kibler
Miss Carson
Young Women's Christian Association
Patrick
Thomas Healey
Prospect Avenue
Ireland
Wall Street Review
Union
Varda
Wyoming Ave
Leader's
Sys Sree
J. B. Corsets
Millbery
Sic
Tobacco Co
Asty c. Ro
Miu
Louis
M. K
Texas
Manhattan
Mo. Pac
II Wa
N. Y
Gene
West
Phi & Read
Rae Southern
Bouthern
Seudediress Agg
Sare Eeneeenner
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Aes Oo
Beranton
Geranton SeeGos
Weston Mill Cleereeen
Ron & Bi Bice C Co
Scranton Din, CO
Scranton CO
People's Treet
Firat
City of Gorga —Soroush
Vernon Coal
Vassisoesene
Eual
Asia
Alte
Tile Callulold Company
Sapolio
Beck & Gor
Our
Summersun
Electric City
Linden Street
Reese & Long
George R. Agkerly
Telephone
Baldwin
Hunt & Connell CO
Mercereau & Connell
Aches Banner
Wf. Gommers
Lackwanna Avenue
DR. Lobb
Maciol Pallada
James Moir
First National Bank
HH Ling
Daca
Aix
WS Bros
Matthe Pe Drugs
the Frothingham
Wagner , Reis
Lessees
America
Frank Weston
John Elster
Shakespeare
Miss Ellsler
Rosalind
Thirteenth Regiment
Academy OF Music Piha
Colton & Ryno
East River By Moonlight
Grammercy Square
Steinway & Son's
N. A. Aulbert’s
Music Store
MT. Pleasant
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
Aylesworth’s
Wraming Ave
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