West Scranton Porch Thieves Arrested After Police Find Stolen Goods
Police arrested Mr and Mrs Thomas J Jones after a search of their 146 South Bronaleswyerue home uncovered numerous items identified as others property. Charles Taylor injured his fingers playing with cartridges during the incident. Officers recovered chairs plants and other belongings linked to several residents, though not all missing articles were accounted for. The couple claimed they bought the items from a third party and were held at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Othe Porch
Willams
Davies
Thomas J. Jones
South Broniles Wyerue
Jones House
Moll
Jemes Chiffithe
Washburn Street
AL PS Birehner
Hyde Park Avenue
Jardiniere
Palne
Lee McCracken
South Payde Park Avenue
Rocker
Cromer Price
South Main
Willane
Uris Hall
Married Couple Accused in Theft Case
A wife described as somewhat kleptomaniacal and her husband, both about 29, are noted as a newly married couple involved in an alleged theft incident. They have been married only a short time and are central to the report.
Street Car Tracks Removal Urged Near Bwethand Street
Local concern over Bwethand Street between Main and Bromley due to frequent accidents and narrow thoroughfare. Proposes removing racks and extending Main avenue line to Wear Park to serve upper Fourth and Twenty-titest wards and boost future home growth. Also notes upcoming Women's Foreign Missionary Society social with art exhibit by Mrs. James TR Hughes' class and a 10 cent admission with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwethand Street
Main
Bromley Avenue
Swetland Street
Nore Main Avenue
Wear Park
Weat Scranton
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
James TR. Hughes
Eliss
H.C. McDermott
Simpson Quartette
Simpson Quartette: Recitation, “Only A Little Baby Girl,” Miss Jessie Plorey
Mira Kittle
Kiteja
Eithel Pease
Pliny
Grace Cramer
Maele Dicod
Mary Daniels
Temperance meeting at Lem perance miss meet ing
The program at the Lem perance miss meeting at the Jackson Street church tomorrow evening includes remarks by Chairmen elaging an address The Saloon and the Home by Draver Rev M A Bovli singing by the Sons of Temperance Glee Club Mrs Bailey singing Marching to Vie turns Loyal Crusaders and the Womens Christian Temperance Union The event invites attendees to hear reform speakers and join the cause with county support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Perance
Jackson Streep Rape Church
Tomoorrow
Elaging
Draver
M.A. Bovli
Sons of Temperance Glee Club
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Ladies Missionary Society Session at Simpson M E Church
The Ladies' Home Missionary society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church held an interesting session at the home of Mrs. W. W. Davis on South Heide Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Tome of
Mirami
Ww. OW. Davis
South Heide Park
Summer Comforts For Sensible Men
An era piece highlights male fashion for summer attire and practical style. It praises men who adapt to warm weather with sensible clothing choices and fashionable guidance from designers.
Fashionable Men's Negligee Shirts with Fine Details
Advertising copy touts men’s plain white negligee shirts in assorted designs and with tucked fronts. Describes dressy, comfortable options as the newest styles for men’s nightwear.
Popular Reversible Neckwear Tops Seasonal Style
The article markets the Popular Reversible 144 inch Four in-Hand Neckwear as a leading choice for well dressed gentlemen this season and notes a variety of other stylish options available.
Suspenders Offer Wide Silk and Lisle Style Range
A catalog note highlights a hundred suspenders styles in silk and lisle threads. Lightweight webs promise light wear and fast colors that won’t injure shirts.
Belt Bargains For Dressers At Popular Prices
Want a belt that looks good and serves well. Belts for all dressers and conditions of men at popular prices. They are all new.
Devotional Exercises Highlight Local Woman’s Club Meeting
Mrs H C McDermott led devotional exercises with home mission lessons. Mrs Frank Bryant read “Little Alone” and Mrs T M Baers presented on “Slavery in America.” Mrs W W Davis spoke on “Our New Possessions” and Miss Rachel Jones read “Home Missions.” Other exercises followed with refreshments served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McDermott
Frank Bryant
T. M. Baers
America
Cloge
Lad's Narrow Escape from Injury on Swetland Street
Seven year old John Parry, son of Patrolman David Parry, narrowly escaped serious harm when a street car fender knocked him down on Swetland street. The boy was thrown clear and uninjured as the motorman halted the vehicle. Nearby youth Ernest Ferber previously suffered severe injuries, leading to leg amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
John
David Parry
Swetland Street
Young Parry
Mnrnest Ferber
Hieves
Amear
Childs hand severely injured in Lafay ette house explosion
Charles Taylor aged one, son of Mr and Mrs Willi Taylor of Lafay ette street, had four fingers and a thumb badly lacerated when a stove explosion followed a pocket mistakingly containing game. Dr J Carrol amputated the fingers and thumb. the boy recovers from shock but the injury remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Willi Taylor
Lafayette Street
J. Carrol
Aldermin hearing on Lukas v Shueko and Martin case
Aldermin John conducted a hearing last evening in the case of John Lukas versus Michael Shueko and John Martin. The men were involved in a setup list on Lae secrne street Sunday night and were badly cut. Attorney POOR, Loughrian for Shueko and Martin, and John J. Edwards for Lukas. After hearing the evidence, the court held both defendants to bail at the sum of 500 for their appearance at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermin
John
Evening Shirt Waist Class Reopens and New Members Invited
The shirt waist class meets this evening at 7 14 o'clock with room for new members. All girls and women are admitted whether or not they attended before. The Junior sewing class gathers Fridays at 8 90 np under Miss Au Morgen and Mrs. Hares Neimeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Morgen
Hares Neimeyer
Wit Howers
Tagwelowk
Ttahel Powell
Requiem Mass Held for Mrs Maria Miarien in Jermyn
A requiem was celebrated at St Patrick's Catholic Church for the late Mrs Maria Miarien who died Tuesday at 603 Pleasant Street. Interment followed at the elite WH cemetery with pallbearers William Powell James H Davis John S Dumes Charles W White Hats and Themas G Davies among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Miarien
Ter Ditighier
Henry Canavan
Lew PL RL Lavelle
Hou
Walcome
Martin Gurrell
Dominick Heales
John Cawley
Patrick Gilrey
John Kagan
Joh Parvell
Jermyn
Mainy
Farah Jones
Noth Buomley Avenue
Hieh Chivles
Plymouth Sequetional Church
Minstrel date set and varied local notices
The notice lists St Bronden's minstrels set for Tuesday evening June 1 at Meoups' fall. It mentions Welsh Con gregational church singing The Children of Heaven, Rev Hugh McDermonte's sermon, and a Taylorville subledger convention event with the Destiny. Various residents, visits, illnesses, and social events are noted including weddings and a Knighthood of Pythias smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ah Jenkins
Jickson Street
Rebeccen Avenue
Thomas Jenkins
Albany
N.Y
FC Prive Wid
Neila
Mathis Cite
Beache Huestis
Pnk
Ctheasan
Fpourteenth Street
Peturenet
St. Bronden's Minstrels
Meoups
First Welsh Congregational Church
Hugh McDermonte
Tle Simpson
Clabpels
Ethel
Jackson Street
Clifford
Annie Johnson
Meridian Street
Dalton
Patagonia
Sensible man touts Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs
Fragment describes a herbal remedy advertised for coughs colds asthma bronchitis and throat lung troubles. The proprietor authorizes druggists to give free samples to promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Coop
Ian Guy
Little Journeys in the World of Common Diseases
A compact exploration of commonplace illnesses that most readers may encounter. The piece discusses how ordinary afflictions affect daily life and offers practical, nontechnical advice for coping with common health issues.
Silurian Lodge Odd Fellows to Meet. Derby Visit to Philadelphia
The Silurian Lodge of Odd Fellows plans a regular meeting at BD Evans hall on South Main. Missee Tulle Davies and Kate Johnson of South Main left for Philadelphia to attend Medical College graduation exercises where Philip Davies will graduate. The Colonial Club of Enmyp 178 PO 8. of A held a five dollar gold piece drawing in Red Men's hall. ticket 407 held by Mise Dean won. Bethany’s steture hosted an ice cream social in St David’s basement with strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Silurian Lodge of Odd Fellows
South Main Avenue
Missee Tulle Davies
Kate Johnson
Philadelphia
Medical College
Philip Davies
Pottaville
John ©. Jones
North Filmore Avenue
Colonial Club of Enmyp
Red Men's Hall
Mise Dean
Hampton Mines
Colonial Club
Lewis Hoffman
George J. Pfeiffer
Frank J. Miller
Peter A. Young
John Smith
Steture
Bethany
St. David's Episcopal Church
Funeral for Mrs. JD Boland Held in South Scranton
Funeral services for the late Mrs JD Boland were conducted yesterday from the family home on Pittston Avenue with many relatives and friends attending. A requiem Mass followed at St Joseph's Church and pallbearers named were Michael Lavelle Martin Callahan M G Langan Michael Kelly James P Lavelle and Bernard OMalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD. Boland
Pittston Avenue
At & Oelock
St. Joseph's Church
Michael Lavelle
Martin Callahan
M. G. Langan
Michael Kelly
James P. Lavelle
Bernard O'Malley
Installation of 6M Movers by YWCA
The YWCA held its annual installation of 6M Movers last evening. The event was attended by members of the association and followed by a pleasant social session. Officers installed were President Frieda Kortacher, vice president Watie Ludwig, secretary Amelia Thelles, and treasurer Alice Carmickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Theles
Frieda Kortacher
Watie Ludwig
Amelia Thelles
Alice Carmickel
Century Hose presents silk flag to Athletic Club
A delegation from Century Hose visited the Athletic Club to present a fine silken flag for future use after the club held a special meeting of present members. A committee was appointed to handle the presentation, set for Tuesday night, with C. C. Rosar Adolph Heusner Fred Neuls Edward Welni g Peter Neuls George Mertz as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose Company
Disdamn
Rosar
Adolph Heusner
Fred c L. Neuls
Edward Welnig
Peter Neuls
Cheorge Mertz
Community notices from Serinton Athletic Club meeting
Andhuing McDonnell of Prot oect avenue is seriously ill at home. At the Serinton Athletic Club meeting last evening a season excursion was planned and a committee was named to seek a suitable location. The Young Women’s Christian Association will host a Sunday gospel meeting in German led by Rev WC Smith of the Ger Tin Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andhuing McDonnell
Serinton Athletic Club
Charles DD
Josar
Peter Newis
John Sehank
Charles Diesing
John Kiefer
WC. Smith
Piston
Ger- Tin Baptist Church
Young Wrenen's Christian Association
Annie Wiefer
Pittston Avenue
Heer Thome
Hen
Miatisin
Piiihidelphia
Second Presbyterian Church
Jefferson, Avenue
M. Bakes
South Side
Karisthin
John Woods
Sparrow Point
Mil
Westerday
Myra
J. D. Bekind
Cenerd
Grane
Knights of Malta
Hartman
Missini Polder
Cairnenue
Bhirhuesi
South Side Central City and General Hyde Park Address Orders
Fragment mentions orders to J. Shirkey at M1 Vednor Avenue for South Side Central City and General Hyde Park with a phone number H6SL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
General
Amity Society Hosts Evening at Price Home
Green Ridge notes an Amity Literary Society meeting at 3 B Price on Washington Avenue with Mrs Widger and daughters from Lawrence New York visiting Mira C B Tobes of Mineola Avenue and J F Dean attending the Supreme Lodge convention. Almira Fordham of Montrose joined niece Mrs H M Toole of Capore Avenue and W F Osenbach led a Sunday school class program that drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Literary Society
B. Price
Washington Avenue
W. Ob Widger
Daghters
List
Marjorie
Lawrence
N. Y
Mira
C. B. Tobes
Miowirke Avenue
J. F. Dean
Supreme Lodge
Gettysburg
Giveen Ridge
Mise Almira Pordham
Montrose
Il M. Tole
Capoure Avenue
W. F. Osenbach
Asbury
Tila Osenbach
Green Ridge Wheelmen Club Event Honors Whites Winners
Last evening in the club house of the Green Ridge Wheelmen, an Anglomen event honored the Whites and proved highly enjoyable. The entertainment included a cake walk by a party of colored people from the central city and a ventriloquist, Chiries Parney, with Liewellym Jones providing instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoe
Green Ridge
Orangemen
Chiries Parney
Liewellym Jones
North Scranton Notes Retal Clerks Club Entertainment
Next Tuesday evening the Retail Clerks association No 490 hosts an event at the Auditorium. The program includes orchestral selections, solos by Miss Leonor Franklin and Dale Constantine, quartette Shannon Beil, duets Neary and Evane, recitations Maud Weatherhog and Philip Warren, and comedy servhats with Frayne and Lewis plus catch-as-catch-em acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Association
No. 490
St. Marty's
Tom Morrie
Tleonenw Franklin
Dale Constantine
Shannon Beil
Misses Neary
Evane
Will FF. Morke
Miss Maud Weatherhog
Elite Double Trig
Mia
Ray Smith
Mise Weatherhog
Philip Warren
Prof
Harry Jones
Frayne and Lewis
Festival at Provident Presbyterian Church Draws Large Crowd
Last evening the Christian Maiden society of the Provident Presbyterian church held a mall festival in the church parlors. A large audience enjoyed a pleasing program with Miss Marion Mill on the violin receiving encores along with Mr Smith and Atherton in a duet. Miss Telen Sadler and Miss Mildenwood played piano solos to warm reception and ice cream and cake were served after the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Madenvor Society
Providertve Presbyterian Church
Malion Mill
Mister Smith
Atherton
Passion Slave drama to open June 12 at the Auditorium
The Crystal Literary Dramatic club rehearses the romantic drama The Passion Slave for production at the Auditorium on June 12 under the auspices of the Northene Guan club. Mrs Frank W Davis of St Chiire Pa attended the funeral of Mrs George Archbahn. Antonio Silketto was the only prisoner in the station house yesterday. he was arrested by Special Officer Brink for disorderly conduct and fighting and fined $5 by Magistrate Tieden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Literary Fared Dramatic Club
Frank W. Davis
St. Chiire
George Archbahn
Antonio Silketto
Brink
Tie
Magistieter Tieden
Concert and church talks color a calm weekend
Community events highlight a North hd Glee concert at the Presbyterian church with enthusiastic encores. Mrs. Batley of Prohibition Park urged strict prohibition measures at a Methodist gathering. A funeral service for Miss Bridger Collins was held at St Miss's church with high requiem mass, followed by interment at Tie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. Batley
Prohibition Park
Staten Ishin
Barbers’ Union
Oteluck
Rose McDonald
Nealseh
Mallow
Stroudshurs
Obituary: Miss Loy Temlin Dies at Home
Miss Loy Temlin dies Wednesday evening at 6 00 oclock at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Temlin Brick Avenue. She was a bright girl educated at Medinet dine and attended school at the time of death. Survived by her father and mother three sisters and two brothers Mary Annie Wutherine Ines and Gheorge. Funeral Saturday afternoon. Friends to meet at home and proceed to Holy Thomas Church for burial in Hyde Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Temlin
Luex
Tie Thame
Jim Timlin
Brick Avenue
Condether
Mary
Annie
Wutherine
Ines
Gheorge
wWe
Migs Macey Twining
West Street
Wollhemsliss
Otydl
Biamuel
Ceorge
Adolph
Albert
Daioh
Ane
Myre
Miuws
Mies
Sophia
Atl
Gowelock
Pine
Hyde Park
cGathe
Udtal Cooma
Prohibition Era Saloon Keeper Accused Over Beer Sales
A saloon keeper faces accusations of selling beer to children amid a prohibition era case. The prosecutor argues the same standards apply to all involved while defense notes the burden of proof. The article recounts testimony about illicit sales and the community response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmeh
Mie Laartemier
Tie
Tie Sill
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Huyler
G. W. Jenkins
Temperance
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Lukas-Shuskoe
Warner
Gorling
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Htochester
South Scranton
J. D. Boland
Y. W
North Scranton
Dunmore
North Hd Glee
Our
Garson Tailoring
Cas
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Michaelian Bros. & Co
Washington Ave
Saratoga Springs
Best Wilton
Arlington
Michaelian Bros. & Co., Westheer
C. J. Church
N. Main Avenue
Lyceun Theatre Bele & Burgunde
Lesvecs, AJ
Iliss Rose
Lelville
Sis Hopkins
Arcantat Heath
Witten Clabes Funes Navel
Richard Carvel
BTC
CCU
Vera de Noie Stock Company
Peyote Vida Hewaldingeeet
Fiitiak
Vormduneing Montay
May
She Huvok
Joshua Simpkins
Levialoha
Eelmive Woofren
Pilan
Magee
Tvony
Philadelphis
Atlantic City Hotels
Geean Fie
Senderiov
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave
Mewek
Atlanticn
Ite
Encante
Sitiwle
Lewathon
Ordwostey
Carita
Charles 1
Henry Belin, JR
Wyontlig Mietdot
Dupont
Coneteli Huilding
Scranten
Tusford Peseee Area
Holden Be Smith A Son Wook
Melas
Wilkow
Paap Boicing CO
Cleveland
Ohio
John al. Mhelpa
Mharmacht
Commer Wyoming
Akone
Spruce Etreek
California Fig Syrup CO
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