Social Notes From Bloomsburg and Nearby Towns
Grant Herring of Bloomsburg was in the city yesterday. Miss Anna Roche of Gibson street guests in Hawley. Miss Laura Gilroy of Archbald visits sister Mrs Andrew Campbell. Frank M Fox of Carbondale proprietor at the Anthracite Hotel is at the Wyoming. Miss Ella Beers of Carbondale visits cousin Miss Agnes Callahan Lackawanna avenue. Albert T Post of Montrose medical student at UPenn engaged at Lackawanna hospital. Jodae R W Archbald leaves tomorrow on a country drive visiting Milford Christman Home Kittanning Water Gap Mount Pocono and returns Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Herring
Bloomsburg
Anna Roche
Gibson Street
Hawiey
Laura Gilroy
Archbald
Andrew Campbell
Frank M. Fox
Carbondale
Wyoming
Ella Beers
Agnes Callahan
Lackawanna Avenue
Albert T. Post
Montrose
University of Pennsylvania
Lackawanna Hospital
Jodae R. W. Archbald
Christman
Milford
Kittaning
Water Gap
Mount Pocono
Excursion by Young Women's Christian Association to Farview
The Young Women's Christian Association plans a Thursday excursion to Farview with a free tennis court for members and an entertaining pavilion program. Lunch will cost a nominal fee at noon, tickets from Sanderson Selly Seeley and YWCA offices. A Toreday musicale at YWCA rooms invites city girls and women, with free admission for members and ten cents for non members. Tennis court hours available by contacting the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Chriatian Association
Farview
Sanderson's
Selly and Seeley’s
Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Central Labor union aids striking coal miners fund
At a meeting last night the Central Labor union contributed 10 to help the striking soft coal miners. Peter McDermott and Thomas McWhee, representing the strikers visiting the city to raise funds, were endorsed and urged to receive public consideration. The committee has had little success in collecting money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Peter McDermott
Thomas McWhee
Opening of Evangelical Lutheran church in North Scranton
The Evangelical Lutheran church of North Scranton near Providence road and Court street opened Sunday for regular services by Rev. H Bronson Richards. Services will be held twice on Sundays and this evening as well as Sunday school. The public is invited. seats are free and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Scranton
Providence Road
Court Street
H. Bronson Richards
Sanda School
Inquest Clears Motorman Over Mayfield Electric Car Death
Coroner and jury in Mayfield held an inquest into John Shea's death from an electric car collision Saturday night. The jury verdict exonerated the motorman and conductor from all blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiling
Kelly
Mayfield
John Shea
William Jones Fined In Police Court For Cruel Treatment
William Jones of Brickavenue was fined g8 by Alderman Fuller in yesterday's police court after being arrested Saturday and charged by his wife with cruel treatment. Jones has faced the same charge previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Brickavenue
Alderman Fuller
Jones
Hyde Park and West Side News Notes and Local Events
Hyde Park Literary and Debating society held closing exercises in South Main rooms with president John R. Edwards presiding. W. Haydn Evans received sympathy from members. Howard Davies and Charles E. Daniels led a history program before refreshments and songs by Emerson Owen. Charles T. Miller injured while painting a roof on Dismond avenue. multiple injuries reported. Oxford mine idle due to cog wheel break. repairs expected by morning. July Fourth contests planned at Lake Ariel with $80 prize and a choir event with $300 prize. Iroquois Social club closed with a pleasant gathering at Mearns hall. Henry G. Keene lectured on the Johnstown flood. Funeral of John R. Edwards to be attended by Loyal Knights. Vera Lavina Ler s hner to wed Joseph Evang on June 20. Juvenile cantata Dream of Fairyland slated for Plymouth Congregational Church. admission 15 cents. Reinstatement of Richard Williams and Green at Continental mine. Daniel Mohr visiting. Mrs A A Lindabury convalescing. William D Jones visiting North Hyde Park. Martha Taylor funeral set. Franklin Fire Company received new horses for steamer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Literary
D Bating Society
Welsh Philosophical Society
South Main Avenue
John R. Edwards
Charles E. Daniele
Haydn Evans
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
W. Haydn Eyans
Howard Davies
Charles E. Daniels
Emerson Owen
George T. Griffiths
Oxford
Thomas Williams
Ed Cynon
Lake Ariel
Daniel Thomas Will
Mearns’ Hall
Henry G. Keene
Johnstown
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Benjamin Kerabner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Peorle
Richard Williams
Continental
Mr Green
Maurice Savacole
Stroudsburg
E. B. Houser
South Hyde Park
Franklin Fira Company
Frank Scott
North End Incidents and Society Meeting Notes
A six year old son of Officer John Saltry was severely bitten on the leg by a dog owned by Josaph Stewart and the animal was shot. A Father Whitty society meeting at St Marys hall discussed decorating the heroic dead graves for Decoration Day. The Catholic Total Abstinence union controversy continued with a vote to withdraw unless the diocesan board returns the trophy within ten days. Dr W D Donne of Wayne Avenue made a brief flying trip to Philadelphia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saltry
Josaph Stewart
Father
the Diocens of Scranton
Board of Government
Lehigh Valley Agents Lead Observation Tour
Charles Lee general passenger agent of the Lehigh Valley railroad and A W Nonnemaehher assistant general passenger agent, both of Philadelphia, toured with W W Bryan and other agents on an observation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Charles Lee
Lehigh Valley Railroad
A. W. Nonnemaehher
Philadelphia
W. W. Bryan
Scranton Visit Impresses Wilkes-Barre Guests
A Wilkes-Barre party rode the Delaware and Hudson to Scranton arriving at noon. They toured the Wyoming area and Moses Taylor hospital, viewed industrial plants, and praised Scranton as a progressive city with fine streets and bustling streets. They left on the 4.16 D and H train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Wyoming
Tripune
Mr. Lee
Atesmilla
Moses Taylor
Scranton
Public note seeks letters of interest for publication
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer’s name. Tan Taauxe will not be responsible for opinions expressed here.
Debate on the American Sabbath and civic duty
An editor argues that Sabbath observance safeguards national morals and prosperity, opposing personal liberty and vice. He cites biblical law, Pilgrim origins, Babylon, and Roman influences, warning that Sabbath desecration fuels crime and poverty while urging religious restraint and social order. A closing note mentions a bicycle rental line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moo
Webster
Mount Sinai
Egypt
Lord
Jesus Christ
Pilgrim Pathers
America
Lord Macauley
England
Treaven
Babylon
Moses
Seneca
Neuro
St. Augustine
Walla
Scranton Business Internote Promises Citywide Industry Profiles
Scranton plans a carefully compiled directory of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests bound as a book with photogravure views of public buildings blocks streets and portraits of prominent residents It aims to attract newcomers and serve as a strong city advertisement Representatives will visit local offices to explain the edition and arrangements for residence views pose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamunr
Scranton
Yidluity
Tur Tarune
Thorr
America Illustrated Portfolios Available at Ten Cents Each
A new arrangement by Tae Tam ung offers readers any one of twenty parts of the America portfolio for ten cents. All parts are ready and described as the finest collection of photographic views in print. Send stamps or cash, no coupon needed, and choose from "The Face of Rosemen."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Tamung
America
South Side notes highlight park project and social events
South Side notes cover plans from the South Side board of trade to buy a three acre hollow by Connell park for an artificial lake. reports on Michael J. Egan’s disappearance and a rumored letter, a marriage between Benjamin Dun nings and Miss Kiva Warner, a divorce granted to Mrs. Dun nings, and a St John’s choir concert with praise for its performance. The column also notes inspections by Traction Co officials, a fishing trip plan, a Memorial Day event, and local visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Warner
Benjamin Dunnings
St. John's Choir
Traction Company
South Side
Greenwood Lines
South Sile Board of Trade
Thomas J. Moore
Connell Park
Crown Avenue
Courag
Memorial Day meeting and notices from Scranton post
Special Order No 2 calls all members of the G A R post at Lackawanna avenue post room 421 to assemble at 7 30 am in uniform for Memorial day exercises. Also notices of obituaries and funeral notices for Grant O Hara Mason and infant deaths appear with private interments and church services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Monies
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Peery
E. Li, Haas
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Ladium
All Things Musical
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
WEBER
SHAW
Emerson
Weston Mill Co
Exoh Ciear
H. B. Ware
W. C. & Notes
Ballantine's
E. J
Son Ha
Dr. Woon
News OF
West Side
Hyde Park Literary and Dramatic Society
Charles T. Miller
Fle
Scranton "Lrinonea
Jackson
Dismond Avenue
Miller
Mr. Miller
North End
Tum Timunn
Joan Davy
Scranton Bicycle Livery
Washington Ave
Coxnan
America Illustrated
Rosemren
Board of Trade Will Bs
Egan
Michael J. Egan
Wyoming Avenue
Tribune
Mra Esau
Benjamin W. Duannings
Kiva D. Warner
E. L. Santee
Cedar Avenus Methodist Episcopal Church
Hickory Street
Misa Effie Duanulinge
Fred W. Warner
Mr. Donnings
St. John's
St. John’s Choir
Bek
Southworth
KF. P. Walsh
St John's Church
Siequehanna
D. W. Vaughan
J R. Beetem
C. E. Clark
Scranton Traction Company
P A. Cavanagh
New York
Wod
Young Men's Institute
L. D. Powers
Cedar Avenue
Utnure
Powers
M. P. Judge's
Minooka
Landry
Andrew J. Best
Oscar Avenue
Hawley
Mra. Thirk
Irving Avenue
Father Holter
Cedar Avenue German Lutheran Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Charles Miller
Willowstreet
AF. Dowd
Greenwood
Montrosa
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Campbell
Campbell's
Lucas Tinted
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Ave
Biggs
Nome Poultry Farm
C. Ditchburn
Altest
R. C. Bavant
Rosaxynn
A. W. Juurisch 435
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Victor, Gendron
Keli Lovell
Diamant
Aneesthene
DRS, Henwood & Wardell
Bryant
Henwood & Wardell
MR. Alex, Phillips
Kryatone Ho
Koya
Bromley Ave
Saori Boer
Philtipe
Martin & Delany Custom Tailors and Clothiers
Christian
Spruce Street
Pennsylvania
Beneft
Florey & Holt
M. G. A. Building
Conrad
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Nail Oulen
Clothiers
Serge
DUCE
G.W. Owens & Co
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