Neighboring Counties Ailk mill and other local notes
A broad survey of regional happenings includes a 10 year old Clifford boy Ernest Hunter at 172 pounds, new Dallas hotel and stadium ready by June 1, mad dog bites in Plymouth, runaway incidents in Dushore, and Captain Crawford’s lecturing in Williamsport. Other items cover church fund efforts, a Nicholson tannery abandonment, a will bequest to a daughter, a willful haul of tools, and plans for a Young Men’s Christian Association building in Hazleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Leligthton
Ernest Hunter
Clifford
Welmhs
St.jtarium
Dallas
Plymouth
Dushove
Jack Crawford
Williamsport
Wyoming County
Nicholson
Union Tanning Companyy
Susquehanna
Athens
Whi Segar
Young Men's Christian Association
John & Tarbell
Avondale
B. B. Mitchell
Troy
Cuba
Mexico
William A. Tilworth
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Susquehanna Business Men’s Carnival
Janes Rainey
Laceyville
Tunkhannock
tri-County
Christian
F. C. Ross
Wyoming
Jocanenville
Charles Miller
Charles Allen
Towanda Reporter Journal
House of Representatives
Washington
W. G. Myles
Reformed Church
Dirgman's Ferry
Pike County
Garford
New Jersey
Schuylkill Coal Exchange
International League of Press Clubs
New York City
Wilkes- Barre
Blue Ridge Mountains
Stroudsburg
Delaware
Jeremiah LeBor
Susan
Price Township
Monroe County
LeHor
Eiister
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lower Luerne
Market Street Presbyterian Church
Woomeburg
G. Ho Hemmingway
J. E. Wright
DD. D
Lock Haven
James Carter
William Harrows
Manslaughter verdicts in Wilkes-Barre court case
The jury found Frinkowich and Gilcock guilty of manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Margaret Dougher from a saloon fire caused during a quarrel. Swartz was acquitted. Sentences postponed. Also, Antonio Harker convicted of assault on his wife and remanded. Anthony Comitas convicted as father of Mary Walton’s infant. Joe Stanavage tried for malicious mischief on railroad tracks. Several minor cases heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dougher
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Twin Shaft to Resume Operations at Newton Coal Plant
Pittston April 30 It is probable the Twin shaft of the Newton Coal company will go on nearly full time by mid May and produce its regular coal output. Cox's shaft is being sunk 150 feet deeper to reach the Red Ash vein expected tomorrow. Two planes 2000 and 400 feet long have been driven and a new fan erected. Improvements aim to permit coal output without approaching dangerous mine areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Newton Coal Company
Cox
Miss Dunnier to study nursing in Scranton hospital
Forest City notes a break in at a local house with a pryed window and minor theft. Burglars take five dollars and leave private papers. a local gang is suspected after two years of similar crimes. Local notices cover teacher exams and a May 20 cantata to raise a charity fund. Community events and a pistol-free scuffle in Vandling are also sketched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dunnier
Scranton
Dr. Thompson
Forest House
Knights of the Jimmy
Cherry Hil
Halistead
C. T. Thorpe
Forest City
Young Men's Christian Association
Center Street
C. F E. Moxley
Davis’ Opera House
Mendelssohn Glee Club
John L. Morgan
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Nightfall Battle Ends Without Arrests
In a drawn combat the combatants wore down as night fell and the woman withdrew her forces in good order leaving the bicycle rider to mourn broken spokes. His father praised his escape as a broken head. No arrests were made.
Local arrivals and events in town and region
Newport News visitor Mr Frank Fadden spends time with parents on Vine Street. Scranton and Plains visitors and local residents are noted, with several upcoming events. The list includes memorials, theater performances at Sarsfield and Avoca venues, temperance society representation, and a Hose company benefit on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fadden
Newport News
Vine Street
Lydia Connor
Mary Rowan
Scranton
E. EB. Snyder
Fred Woodworth
Hollister
Carbondale
Jennie Newlin
Plains
Alice Cardon
Pittston
Florence Bellas
Hackettstown
James Connolly
Oscar Wilson
John Touhill
William Sammon
North End
Edward McDonald
St. John's Cemetery
Bertha Dunn
Plymouth
Avoca Dramatic Company
Sarsfield Opera House
Home Dramatic Company
Crawford
Hose Company
Robert Cranston
Turnbull
Dunmore
Local Residents Undertake Trips and Appointments
Frank Sittler travels to Kentucky to oversee lumber interests. Mrs. Asa Keeler visits friends in Philadelphia. Hon. William N. Heynolds returns from Washington and attends the Grant celebration in New York. Mrs. C. L. Kresky and children of Scranton visit Tunkhannock. James Rainey, longtime pastor of the Lacey-...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sittler
Kentucky
Asa Keeler
Philadelphia
William N. Heynolds
Washington
New York City
C. L. Kresky
Scranton
Tunkhannock, Key
James Rainey
Lacey
Baptist pastor to resign and relocate family
Ville Baptist church announces the resignation of its pastor who plans to move his family to Scranton. The Gravel Hill district school closed yesterday and County Superintendent Jarvis sets May 15 for teachers’ exams in Tunkhannock. Mrs Moulock returns from Rome NY. J Selden Bwisher considers moving to Scranton. Professor J Freddie Wiggins forms a banjo mandolin club at a new venue the Spanish Fandango. Theodore Streeter loses a valuable black horse yesterday.
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Theodore Streeter
Local notes on illnesses, deaths, and family moves
FactoryVille reports Mrs. C Sisk recovering from illness and able to ride out while Frank Harrington is confined with measles. Ira Thomas narrowly escaped a collision near the Nicholson pusher after turning his team. one horse died. Bruce Reynolds, son of FE Reynolds, identified as the man found dead in a New York hotel and buried at Evergreen cemetery after services led by Revs. Watkins and Wilbur. Various visits and a wedding officiated by Rev. Wilbur mark community life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bacon
Nicholson
Pennsy
Wilkes- Barre
Sunbury
Wilkes-Barre
Nicholson Water Company
Cyrus Lee
Booth Eaton
Lee
Lears
Erie
Stroudsburg
W. H. Quick
Scranton
Allen J. Sands
Lehighton
Lehigh Valley Road
Slatington
Rockdale
St. Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
Warneke’s Lock
Richard Lobb
Pen Argyl
Kridna Bruch
Squire Bruch
Tffon
Plymouth
A. F. Hitehler
Lehigh Valley Company
Huehler
Mauch Chunk
Frank Lentz
Slatedale
Rex
L. Rex
N. Rex
Lewis Beller
Hazzards
Wilfred Marks
Lehighton Fair Grounds
John Eaches
Eaches
Monroe County
Ross
Banfor
Cherry Creek
Smith
Henryville
Tom's Creek
Pike County
Lake Carey
Democrat
Perry Billings
Tunkhannock Creek
Tunkhannock
Factoryville
Beach Hartman
North Washington Street
Edgar
Fell
A. McMichasels
The
C, A. Sisk
Frank Harrington
Ira Thomas
A. C. Caryl
Caryl
Jack Gardner
FE. C. Reynolds
W. J. Watkins
H. H. Wiltur
Evergreen Cemetery
Harry B. Reynolds
Sandy Hook
Conn
Mason Reynolds
Able Wrigley
Calverton
H. H W. Wilbur
Alberta Gardner
Thomas Hill
McKinney
Great Bend
C. Matthewson
Storm
Jerry Storm
Myron Moore
Local residents mourn as Co H Williams passes away
Co H Williams died Thursday night after a period of illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m from the residence. Mr and Mrs BR D Newton have returned to town and will occupy rooms above the store of Co P Buck. The piece also covers two weddings: Grace Heathics Crock and Dr Harry K Wilkins wed at the Crock home with a large gathering and detailed wedding attire and attendants. Viola Taylor Johnson and Dr Edward H Webb also married at the Johnson home with ceremonial music and greenery in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Willams
BR. D. Newton
Co. P. Buck
Grace Heathics Crock
Harry K. Wilkins
Martin Crock
Frank E. Adama
Mendelssohn
Misa Nellie Mack
M. Crock
Genevieve Bacon
Lewis N. Boyle
Miss Vida Johnson
Miss May Wilkins
Ralph D. Wiliams
Frank Baker
Aml Mire
Wilkins
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Viola Taylor Johnson
Edward H. Webb
Jeracy City
Yeterday
E. F. Johnson
H. H. Wilbur
EF. BE. Bouthworth
Scranton
Wedding at Jersey City Honeymoon Route Planned
The ceremony featured a bride escorted by her father RE F Johnson, wearing a white silk gown with pearl lace and bridal roses. Attendants included Miss Carrie Burne, Miss May Wilkins, Miss Grace Warner, and ushers Harry Stephens and others. The couple departed on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western night train for New York and Washington DC, to settle in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. F. Johnson
Carrie Burne
Great Bend
Lew N. Boyle
May Wilkins
Grace Warner
Harry 8. Stephens
Herbert T. Wilkins
Ralph B. Willams
Dim Wilson
Mrs. Webb
New York
Washington, D. C
Jersey City
Local News Roundup From Uniodale Mountain Village
Uniondale reports visiting Rev and Mrs Raynor from Montrose after a stay with their daughter Mrs Edgar Burndlet. Mrs John M Brown, widow of a former Forest City News editor, dies in our mountain village. Bay windows added to W H Finn and B Maper dwellings. A C Sherwood moves family to J B Thomas’s new house. Morgan D Daniels of Richmondale visits. Primary entertainment under Miss Nelile Bloxham praised for organizing with Miss Playham and Prof H W Bovard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelile Bloxham
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Pohoqualine Company
Ingram
J, Scott Inglis
Lacka,. Ave
Wilkes-Barre Court
Wandling United Brass Band
Charles Melville
Vandling
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
Stw
Avoca
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
SALE
Uniondale
Hood
Jane Jadrosey
Burnham
Illinois
Annie D. McCoy
Watsonton
Isaac P. Mantrix
Walnut Hill
W. R. Hopson
Natrona
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Kerr, Son & Co
Wyoming House
S. G. Kerr
Lackawanna Ave
Cus UA
Aniainua
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