West Side Forms Bicycle Club With Local Officers
About thirty young men gathered at the Colonial club rooms to organize a West Side bicycle club. Edwin G. Peters outlined aims, temporary secretary H. Derby elected, officers include Peters Derby Owens and Francis, with a committee to select a clubhouse and to draft by laws. A convention of Welch Baptist churches attends a four day district meeting at First Welch Baptist Church. Martha Washington chapter celebrates its fourth anniversary with a varied program in St David's hall. News notes mention church events, visits, and a funeral escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Colonial Club
Meare’ Hall
Edwin G. Peters
Ehib
H. Derby
David Owens
Mr. Derby
Messrs. Peters
Derby
Harry Francis
G. K H. Realph
Pert Green, Jr
J. 4. Davies
Main Avenue
Charles G. Mertine
Charles Softly
H. B. Warner
Ell House
W. «. Mears
Frank Stewart
W. J. Welsh
John J. Davies
W. F. Push
C. AL. Derby
Eugene Fellows
D. Owens
John Owens
Duncan Hall
D. L. Morgan
Arch McCracken
Richard Thome
Giveen Ridge Wheelmain
Welch Baptist Churches
Pennsylvania
Young Peoplets Baptist Union
First Welch Baptist Church
Bouth Male Avenue
Eharge
Martha Washington
Order of Astern Star
St. David's Hall
A. J. Merman
Cora Gritfin
Daisy Poole
Joseph Grey
Comile Deloist
He W. Kinedlern
Eline Hurst
Mddle
Molth Davis
Lota Mellows
Lietle Heiser
Misa Annie Williams
Cora, Buckinghan
Mimhurst
Ho L. Morgan
J. J. Phillips
Howard Davis
Mra. Brevans
Annie Marsh
Annie Broadbent
Annie Williams
Judson Burnett
Alfred Godshall
J. L. Gallen
Street Accidents Reported In City Night Spree
D W Thomas of South Main avenue was knocked down and slightly injured by a fast moving wheelman on Mashburn street. A boy bicyclist on Chestnut street narrowly avoided a collision with a city bound street car, his bike striking the car fender. Ryan Thomas a minor at the Hampston mine was crushed beneath a load yesterday morning at work. his home is on Keyser avenue. A window broken by an unknown party was noted by Reynolds tomorrow morning in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Thomas
South Main Avenue
Ani
Mashburn Street
Mr. Thomas
Hyde Park Iyvenin
Washburn Street
Thomis
Chestnut Street
Jackson
Ryan Thomas
Hanpston
Keyser Avenue
Bor
Reynolds
Murphy Named Democratic Nominee for Nineteenth Ward Council
Attorney John J. Murphy will be the Democratic candidate for the Lackawanna County Nineteenth Ward Common Council seat succeeding P. J. Hickey who moves to the fire department. Murphy, a young Lackawanna bar member and former No. 10 school principal, agreed to run after strong urging from prominent Democrats. Election day is Tuesday June 2. John McLoughlin of Cherry Street, 0 years old, died at Morea Taylor hospital after pneumonia. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Murphy
Common Council
Office of Common Council
P. J. Hickey
Murphy
Pruks
Ambrose Hers
Oscar Grambo
Chief Hickey
Lackawanna Bar
No. 10
John McLoughlin
Cherry Street
Morea Taylor Hospital
E. H. Jordan
Short Paragraphs Note local names and places
Mrs M A Donahoe of Cedar Avenue visits relatives in New York. A group from the Twentieth ward will go to Mountain Lake this evening. John Greenwald of Prospect Avenue was injured at the South Mill yesterday. Blacksmith Conrad Piel is around after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gable
South Garfield Avenue
Thornhurst
Barrett Fleet
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
A. L. Ramer
Mia
Charles Scheuster
Cgeorie and
Crace
Bertha Moetzear
Stroudsburg
No. 1
Howard Hoskins
Fourteenth Street
W. L Jones
Littel
M. A. Donahoe
Cedar Avenue
New York
Twentieth Ward
Mountain Lake
John Greenwald
Prospect Avenue
South Mill
Conrad Piel
Repainting at Atherton Home and Local Notices
Providence reports H F Atherton, Delaware and Hludgon paymaster, having his North Malin avenue home repainted. James Eleby 9 shows health gains, while Miss Sarah Warren visits in Honesdale. Cribbing near Dickson mines advances, with work resuming soon. Several local personal items include a 32nd birthday party for Mrs. C A Perry and a desertion case against Albert Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Atherton
Delaware and Hludgon
Malin Avenue
James
Nelson Eleby
Willham Street
John J. Sullivan
Gon. Frank
Sanitaria Springs
N. Y
Ali
Malloy
Parker Street
Dickson Mines
Sarah Warren
Honesdale
Agnes Cobb
Fordham Street
Ih. W. Lare
J. H.teal
Dr. Donne
Wilkes
North Main Avenue
Alderman Roberts
Evan Vaughn
C. A. Perry
F. Fr. Hodgson
John Bexon
J. Perry
William Hodgson
Bynon
Thomas Griggs
D. Smith
J. Stanton
Mame Hodgson
Sarah
Margaret Hodgson
Sara Perry
Scranton
Local notices mix illness and events in Green Ridge area
Miss Belle Hanover convalesces on Telaware street while Willan Gingher travels to New York on business. Lend-a-Hand Missionary circle meets at Miss Minnie Long’s home. Conner on Most Market street recovers from a fall while decorating for an entertainment. Beatrice lodge and Brown's hall host social events with a promenade and refreshments. Miss Ettie Bennett dies at 1410 Capote avenue after rheumatism and heart failure. Exhibition wheels at Foote and Shear store 119 Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hanover
Telaware Street
Willan Gingher
Marion Street
New York City
Green Ridge
Asbury Methodist
Molseywil Church
Brown's Hall
East Market Street
Beatrice Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Mesdames Asker
Gardner
Seward
Alvard
Dunn
Hopewell
Thomas
van Storch
Adda van Storch
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Castoria Ad Phrase Slogan Recalled From Old Childcare Ads
An old advertising line highlights Castoria as a remedy used from infancy through adulthood. The jingle traces a mother’s trust from cradle to grandchild, illustrating the product’s long running association with family health and care.
Fire damages house on Center Street. insured
Yesterday at 2:30 PM an alarm from box 21 reported a fire in a Center and Apple Streets corner house owned by John M. Coleman. Neptunes and Independents fought the blaze but the building was nearly destroyed. losses are fully covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box 21
Center
Apple Streets
John M. Coleman
Neptunes
Loyal Legion
Tennyson
Washington Hall
Luke Egan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Notable townsman Owen Connolly injured near Scranton park
Owen Connolly, a leading local figure, was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon near the Scranton baseball park. The incident prompts concern among county residents and friends as details remain limited.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
LIPR
Harriet J. Davia
Starner'a
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Boote & Shear’s
Washington Avenue
South Side News
John M'Loughlin
Francis Fitz Gibbon
I Gord
Ee Saesswee
Washburn, Crosby CO. Mills
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
England
Ireland
Providence
Foote & Shear Company
Castoria
THE
Samters
Lackawanna Avenue
END Arinings
Electric City
Linden Street
Reeve & Long
George. Agkerly
Telephone
Bunone
Desinine
Exraa Fine Growls
Hemlock
Ricuanos
Zune 422, & Davens
Ricuaros Loser Co
Cowra Bie Scranton
Dunmore
Baldwin
Hunt & Connell CO
Third Rational Bank OF Scranton
Resources
Gannel
Omer Bonda
Banking House
U. S
Banka
WM. Connell
Geo. H. Catlin
WM. H. Peck
Belin, Jr
James Archbald
Wm. T. Smith
George H.ors
Jane Luther Keller
Alfred Hand
James Moir
First National Bank
the Tribune
Owen Connolly
Connolly
Michael Gibbons
Grickyard
James Jones
Buffalo
John J. O'Neil
St. Bonaventure College
Spruce Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Wyoming
Franklin Avenues
Ti la
Carl Lorena
Bcranton
Iron and Steel
Dea
Circulartree
SOO Memo
Chicago
Matthews Bros
Drury Pa ‘ Gulat
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
Music Store
Prothing Han
Agner & Reis
Lessees
Hoyt
America
Digby Bell
Cess
Laura Joyce Bell
Ome Bell
Kennedy
George W. Harrier
Hearthul
Emma Dil Castro
the Phoenix
Griewold Opera House
Troy
Academy OF Music
Olga Sagel LA Motte
Wilkes-arre
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
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