City Notes and Prom Lore From Busy Morning
Nennan Ehrardt, an employee offt, was thrown from a bicycle by an animal near Glenbamn road. He was found unconscious and taken to Lavk awanna hospital. Delaware and Hudson and related companies paid yesterday at Marine caft and fee's Creek. Funeral of Miss Mary Bhean held at family home and St Peter's cathedral with high requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Marine Caft
Fee's Creek
North Burantue
Delaware, Lavkawafina and
Wester Company
Ualletead
Diaond
Dinmond Waalyery
Manville
Oxford, Dodge, Bellevur, Sloan, Hampton and
Archtald
Shean
Mary Bhean
Hohe
Domain
SE Peter's
Denville
Mat
Local Club Notes On Socials and Elections
The piece reports on entertainments at the Twentieth Century Miloreey society with recitals by Solin Washtown and Martha Matthews and dancing afterward. It also notes elections at Can No 8 Lone of Veteran with Willa Martin elected first lieutenant and a smoker planned for next Tuesday. A rummage sale by St. Juke’s school opened with proceeds noted and items of value listed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miloreey
Solin Washtown
Martha Matthews
Victor Young
Allo Harvey
Sewer
Offiders
Can No. 8
Willa Martin Dia
Fest Tieutenant
Alton
Frank Jence
May Meroe
Green Hinge
Ontario
Ottiien
Wyty Nash
St. Juke'a
Eheiel
Thoman Spruue
Ming
Ti Dickson
Moffat
Deputy Williams Appointed Revenue Deputy for Third District
Howell Williams of Pilteten was appointed deputy revenue collector for the Third district covering Wilkes-Barre city and western Luzerne county. He succeeds RoR. Brun dege and begins duties Tuesday, backed by Rev enue Collector T. OF. Pent of Feranton. Williams has long served party work in the Fifth Legislative district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Williams
Pilteten
Brundege
Willer Tairre
Wilkes-l Matre
Luzerne
Williams
Vatieit Srovier
T. OF
Feranton
Trundage
Mme
Priceburge hotel keeper jailed on alleged improper conduct
Mall the Priceburge hotel keeper was arrested by Constable Barren on charges of having criminal relations with Chira Hawkins, Williams Hawkins's daughter. He was arraigned before Alderman John C Low and committed to the county jail to await trial after the girl testified of previous improprieties and assaults at isolated spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Mall
Priceburge
Barren
Chira Hawkins
Williams Hawkins
Pricebure
John C.lowe
Hall
Minerburs
Will
Justice of the Peace
Williams
Civi Ic
Bareback Riders Return to Adam Forepaugh Show
The Adam Forepaugh Sells Brothers united show brings a new round of bareback riding with female performers in their three arenas. The May 10 program will feature remarkable single double and quadruple acts by world famous equestrians noted for tying horses and daring feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
United
Fiself
Donation Totals Reported for Home for the Friendless
The Home for the Friendless treasurer records donations totaling 1610.50 with a $1000 gift from C. & Weston and multiple smaller contributions from F. FE Nettleton James Blair Jr L. Mar Vine J Lawrence Stelle Mrs Margaret Robertson Mrs J B Mimimick Redmund A Bart Scranton Pedding Co and others. The total noted amount is 1610.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Frendless
C. & Weston
F. FE
Nettleton
Ocuke Walk
James Blair, Jr
Mra
L. Mar- Vine
J. Lawrence Stelle
Margaret J. Robertson
J. B. Mimimick
Redmund A. Bart
Scranton Pedding Company
Gold Bonds For Sale At Dime Building
$30,000 six percent gold bonds offered by Rh. Ke Comerys at the Dime Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comerys
Dime Building
Gentlemen's Driving Fires at Speedway This Saturday
Steam Heating and Plumbing firm P F M T Howley advertises at 25 Wyoming Ave. The notice invites gentlemen to a driving event at the Speedway this Saturday at 3 o clock and promotes smoking The Hotel Jermyn cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
No Middle Man Importers Offer Superior Coffee Goods
The notice promotes a large network of importers and manufacturers with over 83 stores in the United States. It claims better value, higher quality coffee and tea products, and guarantees satisfaction with items including Japanese and Ceylon offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Ceylon
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Delivery Inquiry
A note lists locations at Lackawanna Avenue and Booth Mai Avenue with a prompt delivery request for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Booth Mai Avenue
Rev Dr M Leod on Ecumenical Council Impressions
Kiev James McLeod D D pastor of the Pirot Presbyterian church spoke to a fair audience about the recent Ecumenical council in New York City. He praised the gathering of ministers from around the world, highlighted key speeches, and commended medical missionaries while noting overall unity and devotion to spreading the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
James McLeod
D. D
Pirot Presbyterian Church
Ecumenical Council
New York City
Taiha
Dr Strong
Nano
Pele
Joiadaen Taylor
Dr. Speer
Forlen
Canon Edwards
Exeter
Lnglood
Wamberlain
Ashen
Nhmself
Tihtitt
Underwood
Korea
McLeod
New York
Miss Singh
College of India
India
China
Japan
Africa
John G. Payton
New Hebrides
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Body exhumed in Newell case. inquest slated
The body of the late Mrs C F Newell was exhumed yesterday at Forest Hill cemetery. Coroner Roberts performed a post mortem examination. Evidence of neglect observed and a jury has been empanelled to hold an inquest tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the court house arbitration room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. F. Newell
Forest Hil
Roberts
Court House
Police arrests in Oakland court disorderly conduct case
Police arrested Robert Piaf at four yesterday morning for drunkenness and fined him in police court. John Willlatia Mig tle Matthews Alfred Warner were also arrested by patrol officers on disorderly conduct and related charges in Oakland early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Piaf
Karlie
Aleo John Willlatia
Mig Tle Matthews
Sergeant Jones
Oakland Court
Alfred Warner
Peuster
Franklin Avenue
Nail
Arrest Report: W N Salladin Held On Center Street Robbery Claim
W N Salladin was arrested early yesterday on Center street by Patrolman Fred Karius after Anthony Koshelski accused him of robbing him of 60. Salladin was held for further hearing. A second man involved was not found and was discharged after evidence failed to establish culpability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Salladin
Center Street
Fred Karius
Anthony Koshelski
Balladin
Polie
Koshefeki
Salladin
Karina
Hts
Memorial Day parade plans set by local posts
A joint Memorial Day committee meeting approved flags contract to J D Williams & Bro and plants contract to W H Davis and J W Palmer. Invitations go to Camp Sons of Veterans and G A R leaders. Colonel I H Ripple named chief marshal. 15 000 official G A R programs to be printed by W W Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kara
Griffin
William N. Moises
W. H. Davis
West Scranton
J. W. Palmer
Petersburg
Camp
Sons of Veterans
James Moir
Frank Kolling
Select and Common Council
Robinson
Howell
Hawker
I. H. Ripple
W. W. Read
Carpenters in Reading Sign Union Scale at 2.25
In Reading on May 2 about half the city’s carpenters have signed the union scale, enabling 400 men to start work at 2.25 for nine hours instead of ten. About 400 carpenters remain out, and out of town contractors seek men under the same rate. Railway shop hands have also received wage increases of one to two cents per hour following a vice president’s letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Goodwin
Carpenters’ Union
Voorhees
Reading Railway
Supreme Court backs color clause in oleomargarine law
Secretary Hamilton informs Dairy and Food Commissioner Wells that the Supreme Court upholds the color clause as constitutional and orders full enforcement without compromise. The ruling clears the way for strict application of the oleomargarine act nationwide as of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hamilton
Dairy and Food
Wells
Supreme Court
San Francisco Kennel Club Beach Show Opens
San Francisco hosts the annual beach show of the Kennel Club beginning may 2 and running through Saturday with top western pedigreed dogs on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Is Your Kidneys Sick Try Dr Kennedy Favorite Remedy
Advertisement urges readers to test kidney related symptoms before using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims to treat kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia chronic constipation and female-specific sickness. The offer includes a free trial bottle by mailing name and address to Rondout New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough Dance in Washington Hall
Informal dance in Washington Hall drew many youths from Scranton and the borough with Bauer's Orchestra providing music. Proceeds from fees were to charity, and the event was a bright social highlight, attracting a large local and regional crowd including Mrs. Martin Gibbons and numerous Misses and Messrs listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hall
Scranton
Bauer
Martin Gibbons
FP. Morris
Jennie Beddes
Mary Kelly
Margaret Kelly
Agnes McHale
Bennet McHale
Katie Corenan
Annie McDonald
Margaret Cuwxiey
Pestie O'Hara
Agnes Cullen
Catherine Cullen
Jennie Moonie
Antle McGowan
Margaret Barrett
Annie Tlannelly
Anna Golden
Mary B. Warke
Helen J. Burke
Anna May Moffatt
Louise Hoffatt
Kate O'Hara
Elin Dougherty
Mayme McKenna
Katherine Tyan
Emily Flynn
Sallie Gallagher
Mayme Gilligan
Margaret Cawley
Mamie Mongan
Agnes Mongan
Soretia McHale
Jennie Golden
Margaret Golden
Minnie Thorpe
Catherine Gibbone
Walter Niemeyer
Jen Cayne
Fred Hughes
James Moran
Earl Pierce
William Hughes
Anthony Horan
Miles Gibbons
Arch Miller
Frank Moffatt
Joe Morgan
John Nillson
Radward Cawley
John Burke
John Galpin
Willam
David Reedy
Frank Knight
Peter Niland
Frank Garvey
J. N. Gibbons
Edward Kelley
Edward Horan
B. F. Golden
John Golden
S. A. Walsh
C. P. O'Connor
P. C. Barrett
Bennett Golden
John Grier
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Minnich in Dunmore
Mr and Mrs Charles Minnich of Dunmore hosted a surprise birthday gathering on Tuesday evening. A long list of attendees included Rev and Mrs Robitin, Mr and Mrs Dietzel, Mr and Mrs Hetzel, Mr and Mrs Baas, Mr and Mrs Gessler, JH Kauhold, William Meyers, George Walter, J Sutter, Otto Heinen, Gus Hempel, Chas Slowt, Mrs Armbrust, Mrs Keogelman, Mrs Schroeder, Mrs Kaufhold, Mrs Worle, Grossman, Gotfried Sutter, Otto Huber, Milas Gally, Lillie Hempel, Miss Rhea Chesler, Miss Lottie Schroeder, Mrs Weber and Mrs Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Minnich
Dunmore
William Meyers
William Iunlock
George J. Walter
J. Sutter
Otto Heinen
Gus Hempel
Chas, Slowt
J. Armbrust
Keogelman
John L. Schroeder
William Kaufhold
Worle
Grossman
Gotfried Sutter
Otto Huber
Milas Gally
Lillie Hempel
Rhea Chesler
Lottie Schroeder
Charles Weber
Charles Hartman
Temperance Union Opens May Meeting Series at Church
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans its first May meeting tomorrow evening at the Methodist Episcopal church. The Flower Mission will host with the topic How Can It Be Used in Temperance Work. Mrs. T. P. Letchworth will read a paper. Further talks will cover ballot impacts on temperance reform and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flower Mission
T. P. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Seed Potatoes Arrive In Carload Offer
A carload of seed potatoes has been received and is offered at reasonable prices. The varieties include Carmen No. 1 Carmen No. 3 Early Puritan Livingstone Pink Eye Early Michigan Maules Thoroughbred New Queen and New Early Bovee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone
Michigan
Evangelistic and Mothers Meeting Sets May Schedule
Local church posts events including an Evangelistic and Mothers Meeting on May 24 and a monthly business meeting on May 21. A topic titled Temperance Education, Its Use and Waste appears as the program feature.
Silk mill workers strike at Cambria mill on Throop street
Six employes refused to work at the Cambria silk mill on Throop street Tuesday and tried to influence others, but the dispute was settled satisfactorily. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid plans its monthly meeting at Mrs. Albert Mowery’s home on North Blakely, 2.20 pm. Stella Woodward of Hawley visits her parents in Quincy Avenue. Ada B. Dean from Wilkes-Barre instructs the high school senior class for upcoming commencement. St. Mark’s Boye club will host its first annual social on May 9 in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Throop Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Albert Mowery
Blakely Street
Stella Woodward
Hawley
Quincy Avenue
Clark and Snover gale report in Common
Brief mention notes Clark and Snover in a gale report. R. E. Comegys associated with building. Drowsiness claimed to be dispelled by Bevicham's Pills. text is fragmentary and terse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevcham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knabe
Briggs
Voce
Ludwig Pinnos
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Pest
Lacaawarna Dairy
Adams Avenus
Raggage
C. Ss. Snyder
Wecity
Spruce Street
Cleopatra
Afis
Edward Reyer
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Postoffice
Hoehiek
Srounto
KO Sherrer
Waemart
Adorn Kyser
Kaoh Tad Heym
Monty Meicting
Pleo Mail
Ila Branting
Thy
Weide
Whqeiem Massar Ost
Pauls Catholig
Iirc
Moran
Pele Prom Tide
Martin Loft
Peetville
Lachawant Heapital
Yeetenlay Ue
Tay
Beidge Co
Wig Street
afboNb
St. Francis of Aeshei
Irigatsi Iike
Lagertocy Ball
Wolk
Daniel
Ginegory
Hopilthean County
Reycheter
Wille
Simon Thomas Registere
Viwardyr
Thomphkine
Binh
Elly Seelenlay
Peter Williduwon Ladige
William Price
Flow Snow
James Hayes
Thomas Canton
Dotn Melony
Jertiard Gouten
Ant Nolwit O'Donnell
Heneptt
Perbeh
ELAS
Sewtiodl
Atvert
Denn Avenue
Coringan
Denning
Getd
Boow Welchel
A. Ry Cohen
TC. Melvin
Belmobert
Pittston
RE. B. Brundage
John Hall
Clara Hawkins
Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
C. S&s. Weston
Jermyn
M’leod
Forest Hill Cemetery
G. A. BR
Secretary of Agriculture
Law
Dunmore Borough
W. ¢. T. U. Meretings
Yrou
Crrina Yiall
G.V. Millar & Co
Yrvomirs AY
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna
W. H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
Penn Ave
William Donnelly
Eaae
J. E
Gale
R. E. Comegys
Dime Oe Building
Dane
George W. Finn
Manhattan
Youngs
Suillus
Spruce St
Billy
Apalaim
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