Local Notes from Scranton Area Churches and Community
Weekly notices report church services at Trinity Lutherin and Providence Presbyterian, a Skating event on the West Side cinder path, and the Gentlemen's Driving Club scheduling first races on June 11. Public works updates include water service outage in Green Ridge and a meeting of the streets and bridges committee for general business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutherin
Ascension Shay
AML
Board
Iil Walldina
Scranton Arehdescenry
Segeion
George BE. Cuil
Bara Gritin Post
William Kuntz
Tenth Ward
Lie County Jalil
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Ratines
Saturi
Rrs Park
Coeur de Lion Commandery
Kutehte Templar
Second Presbyterian Church
Wallstonery
Vine Street
Monroe Avenue
Taterlook
Kirkpatrick
Jon
New Ladies Garments Display at Mears and Hagen
Mears and Hagen announce new goods including ladies suits capes jackets wrappers and shirt waists. Come and see the latest offerings at their shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
City Visitors and Events Noted Across Scranton
P F Nolan of Dupont and Dr A B Stevens of South Cunnanan visit the city. J L Harris of Colorado plans Europe trip next week. J E Kern, Republican editor, fished at New Milford yesterday. Mrs J W Cotter of Butte is guest of Misses Comerford. Others include Lidden Filck of Wilkes Barre Times, S S Thorpe of New York in town for Cleveland bicycle event, and George Miller resuming duties at the Academy of Music during Boges engagement. Several locals entertain, travel to Philadelphia for military surgeons meeting, and Reese G Brooks and J A Lansing join a Scranton group bound for the eastern continent on a June voyage from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Nolan
Dupont, I U
A.B. Stevens
South Cunnnan
J. L. Harris
Colorado
Europe
J. E. Kern
The
Republican
New Milford
J. W. Cotter
Butte Chy
Mont
Misvesa Comerford
Penn Avenue
Morris J. Davidow
Monroe Avenue
Fannie Stone
New York City
Lidden Filck
Wilkes- Barre Times Publishing Company
Wis
Thorpe
Cleveland
Moore & Shears
Turday
Davis
Bulth
Jermyn
J. Alton Davis
Linden Street
George Miller
Academy of Muele
James
Walton
Catherine Wilton
Eynon Street
Niagara
Tollmer
Milton
Robert Foresman
Hichard Lindsay
Riverside Park
Drive Park
John Loughran
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
W. G. Fulton
Philadelphia
Dolor
Ecity of
University of Pennsylvania
Reese G. Brooks
J. A. Lansing
They Will Travel to Northern Africa and Major Cities
A note announces a tour visiting Alglera and other Northern African cities along with Madrid Paria Vienna Berlin Genoa Naples Florence and Rome. They will stay abroad until September. Mears & Hagen advertise a large sale on dress goods and silks highlighting a wide range and seasonal bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alglera
Africa
Madrid
Paria
Vienna
Berlin
Genoa
Naples
Flovence
Rome
Mears & Hagen
Senior Blues Reception At YMCA Honors Members
Senior Blues members held a reception at the YMCA hall last night with 275 attendees. A selected orchestra conducted by Z McChiave performed, speeches praised the group, and funds were tallied for gymnasium improvements. President A W Dickson chaired. Captain D P Atherton spoke. total receipts reached 507 with 57 placed in a separate fund for the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Young Men's Christian Association
George
Mathy
A.W. Dickson
Profesor Z. McChiave
Upcoming Mid-Night Bel Comedy at Prochineham Theatre
A review of the slate includes A Mid-Nicht Bel a witty European style farce starring Wigby Bell and Liana Joyce-Hell with a cast of well known actors. Also noted are hypnotist acts by Professor X La Motte and Olen Kage at the Academy of Music, with engaging nightly changes and audience participation across Wilkes-Barre and Reading venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavt
Wigby Bell
Liana Joyce-Hell
Comedienne
Gertrude Perry
Side Handy
Harriette Shoo
Tite Iehardeen
Tlenriette Lee
Datrice Spencer
Denonette Hammond
The
Mews
Rodway
A. CC Deltwyn
Charles Bark
Derma Bradberg
William Cullington
Gage Clarke
Madison Corey
Charles W. Meyers
R. Oc. Anlerson
Frank O'Brien
Edward Stemends
William HH. Smith
Othems
X la Motte
Olen Kage
Academy of Music
Reading
Hotham
Sages
Wilkes-Patre
Grand Opera House
Sage
Fullwood
Adkins
Bages
Wilkes-Barre
Press Club
Stafford Literary Club
Elks Rooms
Reception at St Luke's Rectory for Rev Israel and wife
Rev Rogers Israel rector of St Luke's church and Mrs Israel hosted a semi annual reception at the rectory under the Women's Fund auspices. Guild reception committee members organized the event with Mrs Page Miss Haight Mrs Ware and others assisting. Ice cream and cake were served by several ladies to a large number of callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
Mra. Ewe Mra
N. J. Keck
Misa Stevens
Misa Derman
Dunn Bros win Monroe avenue paving bid amid council clash
Common council reverses earlier Barber bid and awards Monroe avenue paving to Dunn Bros at 225 per square yard, over Harber Asphalt, after a late quorum shift and heated debate. Keller argues bidding law and public interest. Zeidler shifts vote, majority backs Dunn. Turnpike toll gate rules and city finances outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Monroe Avenue
Dunn Bros
Harber Asphalt Paving Company
Common
Barber
Seanmans
Barber Asphalt Companys
Oliver
Planighan
Herrrelly
Dunn
Mr. Keller
Council
Barber Asphalt Company
Keller
Harber Asphalt Company
Dunn Brothers
Captain Mott
McGrall
Mr. Oliver
Our Woman's Newspaper Exceeds Expectations Amid Wide Sale
The Our Woman's Newspaper sold 40 000 copies with praise for editors and reporters. Women workers organized distribution through Young Women's Christian Association rooms and booths, delivering papers citywide. Demand remained high with more copies ordered in Wilkes Barre and nearby areas. Some unsold papers remain, and extra issues can be obtained at the YWCA rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratee
Tribune
Charles Schlager
Young Women
Christien Association
Ecity
Sollettora
Wilkes Barre
Klyde Park
Providence
Young Women's
Man seeks place to die after taking poison in London district
Frederick Bailey, 3 Houston rund London Enc., entered police headquarters at 6 PM claiming he had taken sulfate of zinc to end his life. Patrolman Matthews and Dr Capwell attended him, noting he survived the poison but was gravely ill overnight. Also listed are local notices about exhibition wheels at Foote and Shear 11 Washington Ave and Penn Avenue repairs by Scranton Traction to improve streetcar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Zeidler
Grier
Mr. Reller
Flanaghan
Dwar
Kat Iy
Zeidler
Mr. Keller
Noone
Wenzel
McGrall
Gordon
Barber
Keller
Dunn Tro
Select Council
Flanaghen
Leggett's Creek
Lmits
Oliver
Meyers
Sweeney
Sealis
Providence and
Abington
Ned
Frederick Bailey
Houston Rund
London
Enc
Matthews
The
Capwell
Constable Roach Injured After Street Car Fall
Constable Patrick Roach of the Seventh ward was injured Wednesday night while alighting from a Capouse Avenue street car near New Street. He sustained a contused wound to the left side of his head and lay unconscious for several minutes after the motorman accelerated. He had signaled the conductor to stop at New Street before exiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Patrick Roach
Seventh Ward
Capouse Avenue
New Street
Knoble Atilkes Barree Family Rites in Pennsylvania
Mrs. John M. Knoble dies in Knoble family notice. Funeral services set for Saturday afternoon from her sister Mrs. William M. Harnum’s home at 170 South Washington Street Wilkes-Barre burial there. Interment at Wilkes-Barre completing the final rites.
CINDER PATH ASSURED AS ENTHUSIASM GROWS
Scranton and Up-Country Wheelmen back Anthracite Cinder Path plan from Crystal Lake to Carbondale with projected costs up to 250 dollars per mile Subscriptions and pledges surpass seven hundred dollars as meetings appoint solicitors and set aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Path Win Bo
Scranton
Crystal Lake
Sawyer's Millinery Bargains Offer Updated Styles
Local shop touts low prices on fashion hats and headwear. Customers urged to compare attractive selections with city offers and enjoy stylish up to date designs. This advertisement promises value and opportunity to secure trade.
Best Value Offer Promises High Quality for Your Money
Bargain buyers are urged to consider the best value option that emphasizes quality and savings. The notice highlights competitive pricing and dependable service to attract customers seeking smart purchases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Gaundry
Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
Brussels
Ouly
Po Simpson
Wow
Dogdla
Wie
Atherton
Peaesall
Ener
Putin ‘Hwartient
Beranton
Nunbers
Pouwherries
Cake
Cotever Barntey Gas
Che Progenies
Frothingham
John J. Kennedy
Foote & Shear's
Washington Avenue
Rev
Mrs. Israel
St. Luke's Rectory
Dunno Bros
Barber CO
Dons
Loftus
Simon Thomas
Conte Flanaghan
Moir
Nuyr—Ciordon
Regan
Gilroy
Weasel
Wirth
Bweeney
Nealis
Zuldier
MeQrall
Martin
Planaghan
Wood Law
OUR Woman's Newspaper
Fred Bailey
Foote & Shear Company
Scranton Traction Company
Mulberry Street
Green Ridge
Carboy Strets
Lackawanna Hospital
McGarrah
Horn
Mra
Meyers, & Daughter
Ind
Cinder Path Association
Mahon’s Hall
Olyphant
Carbondale
Charles Houser
John Day
Day
CC. W. Will Ing
Peckville
Solhectois
Mote
Daviel Murray
Boat Side Wheelimen
F. 2
Purtell
Charles Carr
Finekie Win County
Ath
Daniel PY Mu John
Charles M. Care
Hood
Stone
Pillsbury's
Berry the Jeweler
Lackawanna Avanua
IS Oostara
China
Rupprecht’s Crystal Palace
Penn Av
Baptist Church
Shay
Emerson
Orgias
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Sawyer
Price Convinces
Asc
Evans
Powell
Music Store
A. R. Sawyer
Wyvotan Wholesale and Retail Miiner
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Sprite
Royal Wilton
Oe Rae Ee
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
P. M’grea & CO
Ain
Turnquest & CO. Diamonds
Lackawanaa Ave
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