West Scranton Realty Transfer Nears for Clark Property
Negotiations began between EK A Clark executor and George Carson for sale of 116 to 126 Booth Main avenue and six Hyde Park houses in West Scranton. Property includes multiple brick and frame buildings with tenants, schools, and a clubroom on the second floor. price between 25 000 and 40 000 with transfer expected soon if unimpeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clark
C. P. Clark
George Carson
Carson & Davis
Booth Main Avenue
Hyde Park Avenue
Main Avenue
South Main Avenue
Grand Union Tea Company
Judson W. Tunnell
B. A. Clark
Fincer
Scranton
Booters Bros
Charles B. Manefield
Will Pepper
Robert Morris Inige
Order of True Ivoriies
Six Heroes
Harriet Stowum
Clark
Lake George
West Side
Impropriety Exercises Held at No 14 School
Yesterday impropriety exercises were held in all rooms at No 14 School. In Professor Phillips' room Miss Mary James read a character sketch of Admiral Dewey. The day was observed in all southern public schools with similar exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 14
Professor Phillips
Mary James
Admiral Dewey
Souther
Bitaren Hanner
Dewey Ant
Povers
Dewes
Mary Ferguson
Dewey
Florence Murray
Naval Academy
L Lawrence Duhigg
Towey
Mieshetppl
John Murray
Hubert Peeney
Sadie Wilson
Dewey Day Exercises At No 13 School
Pupils at No 13 School under Professor Owens and teachers Martha Watkine and Elizabeth Lewis held Dewey Day exercises in Owens' room. The program featured singing, Spanish American War skits, a Dewey biography, Remember the Maine songs, and extemporaneous readings. The event received enthusiastic participation and high praise for the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 13
Owens
Martha Watkine
Elizabeth Lewis
Willie Davis
Admiral Dewey
Ida Herk
Manila
Fimer Collins Bong
Maine
Idzeie Lewis
Dewey
Owens Bong
Anetta Williams
Dewey Themed School Observes Day With Readings
The room of Principal Professor E A Cruttenden hosts a program by Grammar A B and classes including songs and readings. Readings cover George Dewey and related events such as Manila and the Philippine Islands with titles by students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Cruttenden
Undertaker Moves Remains for Interment Request
Undertaker Peter W. Tague of South Main Avenue had the remains of Benjamin F. Evans, who died on February 11, moved to his establishment yesterday for preparation before interment at South Gibson, per the deceased’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W.tague
South Main Avenue
Benjamin FE. Evans
South Gibson
Embalming Preserved Body At Forest Hill Cemetery
Report describes a vault at Forest Hill cemetery where heavy snows aided preservation of Sivans' remains after death. The embalming was notably effective with no odor, and many people viewed Tague's body before burial in South Gibson yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Cemetery
Sivans
Tague'a
South Gibson
School Accounts Show Varied Little Totals For 3 Classes
No 19 Josephine D Lees principal Mise Leon 2 cents Miss Murray 16 cents Miss Nichols 0 cents Mise Beamlah 13 cents Miles Morgan 00 cents Midge Flynn 86 cents Miss Kent 26 cents Misa Evans 9% cents Mite Wade 73 cents Miss Murphy 1.28 Mise Peck 92 cente Mrs Ferber 81 cents total $9.28 No 1 Promaxor MH L Morgan principal Mies O Connor 4 cents Miss Vaughan 66 cents Miss Fellows 1.51 Miss Mullen 43 cents Miss Ruddy 12 cents Miss Knapp 0 cents total $3.45 No 13 Professor David Owens principal David Owens 60 cents Martha Watkins 15 cents Elizabeth Lewis 6 cents Alice Evans 17 cents Nellie Nichards 15 cents Catherine Phillips 61 cents Sarah McDonald 83 cents Mary Warris 7 cents total $2.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine D. Lees
Mise Leon
Miss Murray
Miss Nichols
Mise Beamlah
Miles Morgan
Midge Flynn
Miss Kent
Misa Evans
Mite Wade
Miss Murphy
Mise Peck
Mise Peck, 92 Cente; Mrs. Ferber, 81 Cents; Total, $9.28, No. 1, Promaxor MH
L. Morgan
Mies O'Connor
Miss Vaughan
Miss Fellows
Miss Mullen
Miss Ruddy
Miss Knapp
David Owens
Martha Watkins
Elizabeth Lewis
Alice Evans
Nellie Nichards
Catherine Phillips
Sarah McDonald
Mary Warris
The Ticpsier School Master lecture at Washburn Church
D. W. Skellinger will deliver an illustrated talk titled The Ticpsier School Master at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church this evening. The Chi Tipsilon society backs the event and reports strong advance ticket sales. Refreshments will follow the program and the Simpson Male quartette will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Skellinger
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Chi Tipsilon Society
Simpson
Local clubs and funeral notices from St David area
Regular meeting of St. Leo's battalion in St David's hall followed by a series of community events. Electric City Wheelmen board to meet at Jackson street clubhouse. Ancient Order of Hibernians Division No. 1 to meet at Hari Gouril hall for important business. Funerals held for Mr. and Mrs. W A Loder's child at Forest Hill cemetery. Funeral for Mrs Tra Tripp at North Main avenue with interment at Forest Hill. Remains of Mr and Mrs Andrew Witzal's child to be buried at Washburn street cemetery. Plymouth Congregational Church Christian Endeavor meets at Mrs Eynon's South Main avenue with Nellie Morgan leading a discussion on time management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
St. David's Hall
Electric City Wheelmen
Jackson Street
Division
Order of Hibernians
Hari Gari
Evn Iue
W. A. Loder
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mre
Tra Tripp
North Main Avenue
Andrew Witzal
Washburn Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Local residents listed as ill or visiting in town
Mrs Toh nas W Phillipe of 220 South Main avenue suffers a severe attack of pneumonia. George Davis of Honesdale visits his parents on South Main avenue. Mr and Mrs John Miller of North Filmore avenue entertain Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis of Iowa and Miss Leas Jenkins of South Main avenue visits friends in Chicago. Mrs Frederick Malcome of New York is guest of her parents on South Main avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toh Nas W. Phillipe
South Main Avenue
George Davis
Honesdale
Thomas Davis
John Miller
North Filmore Avenue
Thomas Brooks
Iowa
Leas Jenkins
Chicago
Frederick Malcome
New York
Mrs
Thomas Slavin
Catarrh and Colds Relieved in Minutes by Dr Agnew Powder
A quick puff of breath through a blower delivers Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder over the nasal passages. The powder is claimed to relieve catarrh hay fever colds and related conditions instantly and permanently. Sold by Matthews Bros and W T Clark. 5 cents. July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnew
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
Green Ridge Society Notes and Local Appearances
Community items from Green Ridge list social events at the Presbyterian church parlor and Dewey Day exercises at No. 24 school with remarks by ex sheriff A B Blevens. Messrs Collins and Batley are mentioned with travels and home improvements. Local shops advertise soda flavors and pure fruit juices at Manner's pharmacy on Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Cole's
Capouse Avenue
J. FE. Peek
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. Bunnell
Sunset Avenue
New York City
Edward Finn
Delaware Street
Twining
Jenkintown
East Maret Street
Willian Collins
Sanderson Avenue
F. P. Dony
Monsey Avenue
Bricksburg
Williams
Manner
Batley
School For the Savings Bank
Wis
Dewey
B. Blevens
Washington
Grant
Yolande Kilum
Paypack
Mianner's Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Barrels of Samples From Dr Kennedy Favorite Remedy
Special arrangement allows readers to obtain a triad bottle and medical pamphlet by sending full name and postal address to the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Mondount N Y and noting the Tribune. The ad touts kidney liver bladder blood benefits and cures for various ailments with trial bottles at a dollar per bottle and six for four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
The
Tribune
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
Mondount
Providence church marks 20th pastorate anniversary
The Providence Presbyterian congregation in North Scranton held a reception honoring Rev. Guild on his twentieth anniversary as pastor. Attorney A A Vosburg spoke, praising his work and blessings for future anniversaries. Ladies served cake coffee and cream as the evening concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian Church
Guild
A. A. Vosburg
Mr. Guild
Providence Church
Debaters Back Municipal Ownership of Light and Transport
The Y M I and Father Whitty societies held a social at St Marys hall with a large audience. The debate on whether municipalities should own and operate light, water and surface transport plants favored the affirmative. Judges were Prof Gogtello M J OToole and P M Greer. Brutus Cassius scene acted by James May and John Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Whitty
St. Mary's Hall
W. A. Lynott
Charles O' Boyle
Michael Gahagan
Thomas Barrett
John Higging
United States
John J. Gogtello
M. J. O'Toole
P. M. Greer
Brutus
Cassius
James May
John Kelly
Dewey Social and Bunyan Lecture At Two Churches
The Providence Presbyterian Ladies Aid will host a Dewey social in the church parlors Thursday evening. Rev. Thomas De Grachy will lecture on John Bunyan and Pilgrims Progress with stereopticon views at the First Welsh Baptist church on West Market street tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Thomas de Grachy
John Bunyon
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
James Murphy
Patrick Murphy
Holland Street
Marvine
Ann Larkin
Church of the Holy Rosary
Willie
William Evans
Malin Avenue
Donne
Alderman Roberts
Michael
Patrick Kelly
Leggett Creek
Local residents undertake new assignments and visits
Richard J. Martin and William Chium left for Missouri to take jobs at a lead mine. J. J. Cannon departed for Clinton Massachusetts. Mrs. Thomas Reese visited relatives in Daniels street while Miss Sadie Carter guests on North Main avenue. John Ward sinks a shaft at Richmondale. Mrs. William Thomas returns from Texas. Miss Minnie Stolton revisits Miss Mary Phillips. Mrs. N. P. Osterhout visits Miss Kelfer. Rev. and Mrs. Watkins return from Hazleton after funeral service. Harry Danvers and Thomas Davis spent Sunday with friends in Olympus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Martin
Church Avenue
William Chium
Short Avenue
Missouri
J. J. Cannon
Bloom Avenue
Clinton
Mass
Thomas Reese
Springville
Evan Reese
Daniels Street
Sadie Carter
Taylor
North Main Avenue
John Ward
Richmondale
William Thomas
Robert Avenue
Texas
Minnie Stolton
Sidney
N. P
Mary Phillips
Wayne Avenue
N. P. Osterhout
Kelfer
Honesdale
Thomas R. Watkins
Wales Street
Hazleton
Fune Oval
Mrs. Watkins
Harry Danvers
Thomas Davis
Olyphant
Local residents visit relatives in Archbald and Wilkes-Barre
Park Place resident Mr John Rosenbaum of 825 Court Street spent Sunday with his parents in Archbald. Mr Burt Fease of Providence Road is at home. Miss Clara Brown of Wilkes-Barre is spending a week with her parents on Providence Road and Miss Hattie Finn is calling on friends in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosenbaum
Court Street
Archbald
Burt Fease
Providence Road
Mise Clara Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Hattie Finn
Carbondale
Fourteen Friends society marks third annual Dewey banquet
In South Scranton the Fourteen Friends society hosted its third annual Dewey day banquet at Natter's Hall on Alder Street with about 150 guests. Hon. John P. Quinnan spoke, praising Dewey’s 1808 service. Albert Heler presided as club president. the evening featured a decorated hall, a large portrait of Admiral Dewey, a concert by Sant Lawrence’s orchestra, and a formal menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteen Friends Society
Natter’s Hall
John P. Quinnan
St. John's Parochial School
P. W. Gallagher
Dewey
Natter’s
Alder Street
Admiral Dewey
Sant Lawrence
Albert Heler
The
Sooiery
Albert Guthelngz
Louis Zimmer
Walter Nape
William Noegett
William Schwenker
Fen. F. Moore
Thomas &Bruks
C. M. Zitzleman
James West
John Demuth
William Godehall
F.C. Ehrhardt
Kate Zimmer
Flag Raising At St John’s Parochial School
The Twentieth ward observed flag raising at St John’s parochial school where the flag was unfurled at 10 40. The Sisters led the program with readings by Rev Er J Medley and remarks by Attorney P W Gallagher and others. The event featured a 65 foot pole donated by St Irene’s Ladies society and patriotic songs by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Connellark
St. John's School
John
Michael Tighe
West Scranton
Bauer
Er. J. Medley
St. Irene’s Ladies Society
Melley
P. W. Gallagher
Gallagher
Richard Bourke
Funeral Rites for Mrs Daniel Heintz Held at Home and Church
Funeral services for Mrs Daniel Heintz were held yesterday afternoon at 1011 South Washington Avenue then at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church with Rev Nordt officiating. Interment followed at Pittston Avenue Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charlen Schench John Schench Henry Armbrust sr John Griner On cor Gerhardt and William Schmit. Flower bearers were Charles Midenbach and Alex Laub. Earlier, John Flynn's funeral was held from Pitteton Avenue with a high mass at St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Heintz
South
Washington Avenue
Mev
A. Nordt
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Mr. Nordt
Pittston Avenue
Charlen Schench
John Schench
Henry Armbrust
John Griner
Cor Gerhardt
William Schmit
Charles Midenbach
Alex. Laub
Pitteton Avenue
John Flynn
St. John's
Remains Interred in Cathedral Cemetery
The article notes the burial of a person conducted by the Rev. E. J. Melley with interment in the Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Melley
Cathedral Cemetery
Pea Cowl Delivered for $1.25 to South Side Area
Orders for pea cowl deliveries priced at 1.25 dollars were directed to C. B. Sharkey at 1014 Cedar Ave with contact by phone 6633. Deliveries covered central city Hyde Park and South Side districts as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Obituary notices for Kiesel Vaughan and Hammond
Albert G Kiesel dental student at University of Pennsylvania dies after two weeks illness at Philadelphia hospital Ernest Kiesel brother present funeral soon at residence interment private Belinda Vaughan dies after ten days illness pneumonia widow of ex Councilman D W Vaughan six children survive funeral tomorrow Cathedral cemetery James Hammond respected Prospect Avenue resident dies after long illness survived by wife and several children with brother T D Hammond of Tusculosa Alabama noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Kiesel
Mra. W. FL Kiesel
Lackawanna Avenue
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Ernest Kiestl
Ernest
Scranton Republican
Belinda W. Vaughan
Willow Street
D. W. Vaughan
Leiter
Richard Grimes
Cathedral
James Hammond
Mr. Hammond le
Fies Anna
Goldenmith
Banar
Agnes
John d
Carbondale
Michael
Alary
Catherine
Thomas
T. D. Hammon
Tusculousa
Ala
Minooka Notes Highlight Local Returns and Socials
Dantel Colter of Forest City spent yesterday with his father in Green Wool. Miss Margaret Corbin and Miss Anna Coyle of Wilkes-Barre visit Miss Mary Fells of Saundra Street. John Higgins, a Minooka resident in the Eleventh United States Infantry, has returned from Porto Rico. The Pounders baseball club, reconstituted, seeks games with South Side or Minooka teams. Township directors attend county convention in Scranton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantel Colter
Forest City
Greenwool
Margaret Corbin
Anna Coyle
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Fells
Saundra Street
John Higgins
United States Infantry
Porto Tica
Pounders
Minooka
Scranton
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George SB
Carson
Atlantic
George, W. Jenkins
Tomach
Leone
Hoetetter
Khiney
Iver
NO. Wi
Globe Warehouse
Redfern
General News
Green Ridge
North Scranton News
George E. Guild
St. Mary’s Hall
Park Place
South Scranton
Jonas Long's
Her Majesty
Baby
Jonas Long
FURA
ING Store
Foote & Fuller CO
Mears Building
Academy OF Music, RR & Reis
Leaseet
Ong
Fir
Dan’l L. Sully
Lyceum Theatre
Ree
Chauncy
the Merry Widows Burlesquers
Big Double Company
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