Funeral Services For Mrs Margaret Richards In West Scranton
Ministers who led the funeral for Thomas Nichards three months earlier also officiated for Mrs Margaret Richards yesterday afternoon at the Jackson Street residence. The procession to Washburn Street Cemetery used the same conveyances and pallbearers as in the Nichols case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nichards
Margaret Hichards
Lia Hiel
Nimi R
Frank Richards
Peckville
Frank Davis
Plymouth
Franklin Howell
Thomas M. Richards
John T. Phillips
John T. Edwards
Funeral notices and interments in local churches and cemeteries
The notice lists multiple funeral services and interments. Joseph Clark will be buried at Forest Hill cemetery after private rites at 2 PM from 215 South Hyde Park avenues. Catherine Lewis and Margaret O Connell related services are noted at St Patrick's church and local cemeteries. Mrs Hopkins' funeral proceeded from her daughter’s residence on Twenty second Street with services at St Patrick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark
George W. Jenkins
South
Hyde Park Avenues
Forest Hill Cemetery
Catherine Lewis
Mero
Gavin T. Lewis
Hampton Street
Washburn Street
Dufour's French Tar Claims Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Dufour's French Tar as a remedy that cures cold symptoms and provides rest. Sold by all dealers as a for sale item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Munyon's Kidney Cure Promises Full Recovery Guarantee
An advertisement claims Munyon's Kidney Cure guarantees a cure for all kidney complaints including Bright's disease. It offers free analysis of a urine sample and provides guidance based on the result, with a money back or satisfaction guarantee implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Funeral Services and Interment For Thormay in Cathedral Cemetery
The body of Thormay, or Thomas, who died at Pittston, was brought to the city yesterday and buried in the Washburn Street cemetery. He had many friends here who attended the services. Arrangements for the late Mrs. Muir's funeral are not yet completed due to absence of family members. announcement to follow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Thormay
F ‘Thomas
Pittkton
Thi City
Washburn Street
Cemeteary
Tevenee
Ara
Me next eisteddfai at Weet doranton September 3
The eisteddfod organized by Dew Sant lodge No 0 American Siverites will be held September 3 at Meare hall. Major prize £100 for Gwilym Gwopt's The Sonanney with at least 75 voices. other prizes include $85 for Gou hed's Praise Ye the Father and $2 for juvenile choirs on Pene Be Sul. Special prize for best Marwaid in memory of Benjamin dinghes. Officers listed: Richard H Williams chair, Rees Samuel financial secretary, William J Davies corresponding secretary, William GG Williams treasurer. Applications to secretary 486 Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Doranton
Lober Dat
Meare Hall
Dew Sant Lodge
Marwaid
Benjamin Dinghes
Owisteddfod
Richard H. Willams
Rees Samuel
William J. Davies
William GG. Willams
Fifteenth Street
Welsh Calvinistic Festival Sermon Singers Set May Memorial Day
The annual Welsh Calvinistic Methodist singing festival will be held at the South Main Avenue church on Memorial Day May. The event involves churches from Taylor Bellevue West Scranton North Scranton and Ceplant with rehearsals under Presidents Prytherc and Morgan James secretary J Henry Jones treasurer William Williams and conductor J M Thetmas. The singing is a feature of church services and participants join with much enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Taylor
Bellevue
West Scranton
North Scranton
Ceplant
LL ©. Prytherc
Morgan James
J. Henry Jones
William RR. Willims
Jo ML Thetmas
The Old Folks Concert Scheduled for Plymouth Tonight
An elderly residents group presents a program this evening at Plymouth. The event features a varied program designed for older audiences and aimed at community entertainment and social gathering.
Concert at Congregational Church Promises Old Fashioned Night
A Jackson street Congregational Church concert hosted by Sunday school classes taught by Mr and Mrs A B Kynon features the Smoky Hollow band in antique uniforms. Other performers will wear period costumes from the old band box. Ice cream will be served after. Admission is ten cents.
Mt Pleasant mine workers plan May picnic and civic notices
The Mt Pleasant mine employers schedule a picnic for Saturday May 19. A surprise party was given to Miss Beatrice Lynn of Lincoln Avenue by friends on a Wednesday evening. Attendees included Emma Burke Katherine Cummings Margaret Mull doon New York Helen Lenn Mary Lyn Sarah Lynn Beatrice Lynn Margaret Dougher and Joseph Walsh. John Cook Martin Ruddy Howard Morris Michael Thomas Michael Norton Rupert Thomas and others are noted. A Hampton Street Methodist social is planned next week with public invitation. Mr and Mrs Thomas Willan of Wilkes-Barre visit relatives on North Hyde Park Avenue. Delays in laying the corner stone of the new Baptist church are blamed on failure to secure the stone and the ceremony will occur next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Beatrles Lynn
Lincoln Avenue
Emma Burke
Katherine Cummings
Margaret Muldoon
New York
Helen Lenn
Mary Lyn
Sarah Lynn
Beatrice Lynn
Margaret Dougher
Joseph Walsh
John Cook
Martin Ruddy
Howard Morris
Michael Thomas
Michael Norton
Rupert Thomas
Henninger
Stre. Hovee
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Willan
Wilkes-Barre
Hyde Park Avenue
New Baptist Church
Fragmentary city address listing orders and contact
Incomplete OCR shows directions to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Mentions J. T. Sarkey at 1914 Cedar and a phone number 668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Sarkey
Funeral for Miss Mary Gavin Held at St Peters Cathedral
The funeral of the late Miss Mary Gavin was conducted from the family residence on Stone Avenue and later at St Peters Cathedral. A large crowd attended as the casket was viewed amid many floral tributes before the procession to the cathedral resulted in a solemn requiem Mass and interment in the cathedral grounds. Pall-bearers were Richardson Metsrail Tierneys Golden Lavelle Reach. flower-bearers were Miss Golden Miss Shea and Miss Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gavin
Stone Avenue
St. Peters Cathedral
Remairse
St. Peter's Cathedral
Messrs. Richardson
Metsrail
Tierneys
Golden
Lavelle
Reach
Miss Golden
Mise Shea
Mise Richardson
Alderman Lentes Inet Night Case In Priceburg
Frank Lacosko of Priceburg was charged with assault and attempted murder of his wife. He claimed intoxication and no memory of the incident. On promising to abstain from alcohol he was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lentes
Frank Lacosko
Priceburg
Lacosko
Funeral of Albert Luther Held at Local Cemetery
Albert Luther died Monday at his Birch street home. His funeral was held yesterday at 2 p m with Rev W A North of the Hickory Street Presbyterian church officiating. Interment followed at Pitteton Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Luther
Birch Street
Velock
W. A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Local notices and upcoming events around Scranton
Fred Wirth returns from fishing on No. 4 dan. Mike Eva Williams visits Harrisburg. Patriot Sons of America drum corps and Camp 40 plan a Lake Lodore excursion. Bachelor club to finalize banquet details. Memorial service for Rev. William Munderlich in Hickory Street Presbyterian Church led by Rev. W. A. Nordh. Scranton Athletic club prepping Mountain Park excursion for July 25. Mrs. Foley hosts friends in Daleville. Misses Roach and Langan visit Carlngdale with Kerwigan and Rees. Maennercher rehearsal tonight. Scranton Athletic club holds semi monthly meeting at Athletic hall. George Phillips visiting Cedar avenue. Zoo band outing at Okell's grove. Loyalety club South Side Young Women's Christian Association to attend meeting. Educational and gym classes present entertainment with piano solos, drill, recitals by young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wirth
Pittston Avenue
Mike Eva Williams
Harrisburg
Arlyon
Willow Street
Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Hirde Park
Lake Lodore
Bachelor Club
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
William Munderlich
Leipzig
Germany
W. A. Nordh
Scranton Athletic Club
Mountain Park
Daniel Foley
Daleville
J. Ruddy
Cherry Street
Marie Roach
Maggie Langan
Joseph Kerwigan
James Rees
South Shanton
Carlgmdale
Drunger Maennercher
Athletic Hall
Alder Street
Trainverall
George Phillips
South Side
Michigan
Cedar Avenue
Zoo
Okell's Grove
Loyaley Club
South
Anna Scheuer
Kathe Opper
Hannan Callahan
Preda Kornacher
Gusele Schuman
Grain-O touted as healthy coffee substitute
An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a grain based drink that avoids coffee’s ill effects such as digestion issues and insomnia. It claims Grain-O tastes like coffee, costs about a fourth of coffee, and is suitable for children and adults, available from grocers.
Funeral of Mrs Hannah Moyles Draws Large North Scranton Crowd
The funeral of the late Mrs Hannah Moyles drew a large crowd in North Scranton with services at Holy Rosary church. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev N C McManus assisted by Rev J J O Toole and Rev J V Meylan. Interment was made in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Moyles
Holy Rosary Church
N. C. McManus
J. J. O'Toole
Deaourn
J. V. Meylan
John Lynch
Miner and laborer injured in Leggetts Creek accident
David Reese and John Shacker, both from Scranton, were hurt about 6 am in the Leggetts Creek mine by no fall of ground. They were taken to the surface. Reese to Wayne Avenue home and Shacker to Rockwell Street home. Both are not seriously injured, mainly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reese
John Shacker
Leggetts Creek
Reese
Wayne Avenue
Rockwell Street
Adam Lehmann
Lena Helmbold
Scranton
G. A. Cure
New York Street
Helmbold
Daleville
Shield of Honor Lodge
Osterhout's
T. Dickerson
Carbondale
C. P. Miller
Church Avenue
Archbald
Obituary notices from Danmere and nearby residents
Agnes Boland of Walnut street Danmere dies of Brights disease after scarlet fever attack. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 PM from her residence. interment at Mit Carter cemetery. Bernard Bohm, 67 408 Putten Avenue, longtime South Beranton resident, dies. funeral Sunday 4 PM from St Marys German Catholic Church. interment Cathedral cemetery. John P. Morrow, former city resident and brother of Mary Morrow, dies in Pig Tou. Meantime Louis Lohmann, former hotel operator on Apvuce street, funeral plans not yet set. Lillian Segvald daughter of Selim Couti, Vilman and Mrs dalindo Costello, dies yesterday at home West Market Street. funeral to be held tomorrow with interment Cathedral cemetery. Miss Mana Mangan, sister of Rev. Toa Rev, dies at parochial residence Mingoka. funeral announcement to appear later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
John Boland
Walnut Street
Danmere
Bright
Mit
Carter Cemetery
Bernard Botm
Putten Avenue
South Beranton
Multa'ole de RE
Teath
Parwsitin Steske Veliefle
St. Marys
Cathedral Cemetery
John Po Merrow
Thin City
Mies
Mary Morrow
Pigtou
Apvuce Sineet
Louis Lohmann
Lillian
Segvald
Seliit Couti
Vilman
Dalindo
Costello
Weet Market Street
Wier Ifternenn
Lackawanna Telephone Line Granted by Dunmore Borough
An adjourned Dunmore Borough Council meeting covered a proposed Lackawanna Telephone line, street water course repairs on Delaware Street, and road improvements. Officials discussed repairing light clusters on North Blakely Street, building a plank bridge, installing a coat room with eight lockers, and settling damages from property owners. The Dickson estate threatened legal action over water deflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara
McAllister
Payton
Brogan
Ward
McLoughlin
Mr. Jones
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Webster Avenue
Dickson
Delaware Steet
Jones
Delaware Street
Scranton
Blakely Street
O'Donnell
Neptune Hive Company
Hare House
St. Anthony 4
SIS
Readers Enjoy Ada B Dean Recital At Local Church
More than two hundred attendees filled the Methodist Episcopal church for an evening program. Ada B Dean elocutionist from Wilkes Barre performed with local talent. The program included readings and music with selections from notable authors and musical numbers by Ruby Yost Elsie Powell Genevieve Biesecker Marjory Eden and Annie Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada B. Dean
Wilkes- Barre
Ruby Yost
Elsie Powell
Genevieve Biesecker
Marjory Eden
Annie Powell
Only a Woman's Heart Play By St Mary's Institute Club
A drama titled Only a Woman's Heart will be staged by the St Marys Younes Men's Institute Dramatic club on May 18 at Manney's hall. Proceeds go to St Marys church improvement fund. The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans a full meeting this afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Younes Men's Institute Dramatic Club
Manney's Hall
St. Mary's Church
Winter Wheat Acreage Drops Across States In May Report
Washington May 1 monthly agricultural department report shows winter wheat under cultivation at 6,085,000 acres a drop from fall sowing. Reductions due to winter kill and Hessian fly hit Indiana Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and Tennessee with sizable losses. Despite losses, average condition on May 1 stood at 88.9 with Kansas Missouri and Texas maintaining high conditions and nearly half of remaining acreage at normal or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
TiNnoie
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Huntington Hall Promised at Tuskegee Institute
New York donor Mrs Ollie P Huntington gives $20 000 to Tuskegee Institute for a memorial hall. Students of the institute carry out all the work and Booker T Washington sends a picture of the building. The hall should be ready for occupancy in about a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ollie P. Huntington
Tuskeegee
Ain. & Memorial Hall
Huntington Hall
Institute For Negro Youth and Young Women
Booker T. Washington
Huntington
Colored Knights Meet In Philadelphia Grand Commandery
The annual conclave of the Colored Knights Templar of Pennsylvania met at the organization's Philadelphia headquarters. Morning sessions covered routine business and the afternoon re-elected officers including William F. Headley, Robert Brady, John S. Williams, Alexander R. Lively, and William H. Miller. About seventy-five delegates attended from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania
William F. Headley
Robert Brady
Pittsburg
John 8. Williams
Westchester
Alexander R. Lively
William H. Miller
Marlborough Ordered Home From Africa for Health
London May 10 A report says the Duke of Marlborough formerly a Imperial Yeomanry captain and recently named Deputy Military Secretary in South Africa has been ordered home due to health concerns The War Office says it knows nothing of the move
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Marlborough
Imperial Yeomanry
South Africa
War Office
Thomas Reed Offers Quoits Challenge at Throop Grounds
Thomas Reed issues a quoits challenge offering to play any man from Layee wanna or Laaeme countier with a ten yard distance. Matches to be held at Winehip’s grounds in Throop or another agreed venue under set scoring. For details, visit Riley’s hotel at 824 Penn Avenue, Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed
Winehip’s
Throop
Riley's Hotel
S24
Penn Avenue
Beranton
Ganiner Defeats Broad in Seventeenth Round Boxing Bout
New York May 10 Oscar Ganiner won from Kid Broad by knockout in the seventeenth round securing a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oscar Ganiner
Kid Broad
Union Move Sets Stage for Free Church Union in Edinburgh
After four years the United Presbyterian Church votes unanimously for union with the Free Church. The plan expects a similar vote this month, with the assembly to meet in Edinburgh in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Church
Edinburgh
Megotia Hom
United Presbyterian
The
Edinbuggin
Govober
Knights of Malta Discuss By-Laws in Reading Meeting
Reading May 10 Knights of Malta morning session debated by laws and annual appropriations. Philadelphia treasurer Merce approved travel funds for Glasgow Scotland trip. finance committee backed 11 200 appropriation. Grand commandery adjourned to Columbia Pa next May. 250 Malians initiated into Bagdad rites. 500 visitors banqueted at Rajan temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Grand Vostie
Pennsylvania Knights of the Golden Eagle
Grand Castle
Ious
Ds Barnes
Grand Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Grand Guardian of Records
Golden Fogle Grand Castle
Finance Committee
Ihe
D. Grey Lewis
Albert Thompson
Lyttle
Grand Templar
Kate Haines
Philadelphia
Lillie Rodgers
Knights of Malta Convention
Merce
Glaiscow
Scotland
Knights of Malta
Columbia
Leibensberger
Bagdad
Tadmor Siesta
Rajan
King's Daughters Convention Meets in Philadelphia
The fifth state convention of the Pennsylvania branch of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons convened at North Broad Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia with about 200 delegates. William H. Wanamaker spoke on discharged prisoners and other readings and addresses were given by Mrs. Katherine B. Kerry Mrs. C. B. Goteling and Miss Aliee F. Burk. The afternoon featured reports and a special service for younger members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
International Order of the King’s Daughters
Lone
North Browl Street Presbyterian Church
Welcoms
Katherine B. Kerry
Mra. C. B. Goteling
Delaware County
William H. Wanamaker
Aliee F. Burk
Maccabees Under Ban In Indiana Diocese
Milo Mere dith of Wabash Indiana, commander of the Maccabees of Indiana, was advised that the Catholic church has placed the order under ban. Archbishop Martinelli wrote that Maccabees members owe loyalty to the church and Catholics must withdraw from the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wabash
Ind
Milo Meredith
The
Maccabees
Martinelli
Apostolic Delemate
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported in May
The record lists multiple ships arriving and sailing between New York Hamburg Cherbourg Liverpool and Rotterdam with routes via Plymouth Cherbourg and Cologne. It notes ships such as Dremien and others with origin New York and varied continental ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May
Wi—Aeriwid
Talin
Bremon
Salled
Feledelot
der Grome
Dremien Vie Bottampton
la Champagne
Havre
Walser Pringrich
Honiton
Plymouth
Ipertyoure
Plymnouth
Woret Misnarek
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Uieenstow Tte
Germaniv
Liverpool
Tedtanic
Rottendam
Stotendam
Cologne
Reading Man Unknowingly Accepts Counterfeit Bill
A Reading business man accepted a note he believed legitimate but found it counterfeit after the bank rejected it. The person who gave the bill then issued a check for the amount, leaving the victim unaware of the counterfeit nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fteading
Jin
Paris Exposition Opens Four U S Buildings
May 1 At the Paris exposition the formal opening of four United States buildings was held with a large attendance of eminent French and American figures. Banquets in honor of the occasion were planned for the evening where addresses would be delivered by American dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Louhet Alfigiolet
General Brooke Takes Command in Washington Transit
General Brooke assumes command in Washington succeeding Major General Wesley Merritt. The ceremony marked a transition as Merritt sailed for Europe aboard a vessel, with accompanying officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Washington
Gener
John Mt. Hoooks
Dation
el Eimonraivllin
Erneral
Rinent
East
Gustral Wesley Merritt
Mee
Merrite
Europe
Wearth
Hivalih
Fragmentary historic OCR note on artificiality and nature
A garbled OCR fragment discusses artificial beings and natural reality. The text asserts artificial origins and contrasts them with natural attributes, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear entities, events, or dates.
Chronic and general diseases treated with comprehensive care
An advertisement promises treatment for diseases of men women and children including liver kidney bladder skin blood nerves womb eye throat and more. It lists cures for gonorrhea syphilis and youth habits with a three months course of TARRHOZONKE for 8.00 and offers free consultation and exams with daily office hours.
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West
Margaret Richards
Jackson Street
Plymouth Church
Munyon
Wuntyon
Labol Day Eisteddfod
Globe Warehouse
General News
Pea Coal
South Scranton
James
Dis- Sennett
Mana Mangan
Toa. Rew
Minowks
Mingoka
Mier
Dunmore Borough
Scranton Railway Company
Crop Report
Aln
Marlborough
Africa
Gardner
Kid
Eagles
Ladies’ Grand Temple
Grand Recorder
King's Children
International Order of Daughters and Sons
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Lyceum Theatre
Aurgunder & Reis
Lesser
Hm Re
Hall Caine
the Christian
Miss Effie, Ellsler As
Liebler & Co
Boston
Academy OF Music
SO & Keis
Leseces
Long
Augustin Neuville
Cuyoral
Player
Bostock
Densten
Spruse St
Temple Court Building
Scranton, PA
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