News of the Suburbs obituary notices and local events
Bellevue mourns John Davis died suddenly at home after breakfast on Corbett Avenue following an earlier mining accident in October He survived by wife and adopted daughter and funeral set for Tuesday at 2 30 Interment in Washburn Street cemetery Other notices include deaths of Julius Knapp infant son of Mr and Mrs Harris and Mrs Benjamin F E Evans born December 10 1844 with services at their homes and Washburn Street cemetery Multiple other obituaries and funeral details list names addresses and burial plans along with social events and notices from local residents and groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Bellevue
Corbett Avenue
Hampton
Mr. Clalloway
J. J. Roberts
Washburn Street
Julius Knapp
Eynon Street
Benjamin Fe, Evans
Meredith
Jackson Street
Minersville
Sarah
Stella
Edgar
Arthur Meredith
William Watkins
Deckers Court
Thomas D. Roberts
Price Street
Wales
West Side
Herekiah Peters
Margaret T. Lewis
Thanksgiving Sunrise Services and Union Sermon Planned
Sunrise services set for 7 o clock Thanksgiving morning at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church led by Miss Della P Evans. West Side young people's societies invited to attend. Main union service at Plymouth Congregational Church at 11 o clock with Rev 8 F Mathews of Scranton Street Baptist Church delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelock
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Della P. Evans
West Side
Plymouth Congregational Church
West Side League to Discuss Viaduct Plan Next Friday
The West Side Republican league will signigate the viaduct until it becomes a fact. Next Friday evening a regular meeting will be held where the viaduct will be discussed. Several speakers will discuss benefits of the proposed improvement. NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS. On her birthday Miss Avis Pritchard was surprised with a celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Republican League
Avis Pritchard
Pleasant visits and local notices fill Blakely column
Mrs George Penwarden returns home from a visit with the Allott Jenkins in Batley Street. Dina Capwell travels to Lake Winola to see her parents. A cruel shot damages John B R Foote's dog and Foote plans prosecution. Charles Smith visits Relatives in town. Mrs H Pinkney returns from Minooka. Miss Helen King visits Mr and Mrs William Packard. Mrs T J Coughlin visits Mr and Mrs M J Gallona. Thanksgiving Day dinner preparations under combined guilds at St Mark's church proceed fully. Mrs William Donnelly visits relatives. Edward McAllister is dangerously ill on Drinker Street. Ladies Temperance Society completes arrangements for cadet banquet at Temperance Hall. Benjamin Jeffrey hosts Miss Inezfve y's Sunday school class with games and supper. Attendees include Agnes Harvey, Ella Granning, Daina Capwell, Helen King, Maggie Post, William Rees, Harry Smith, Roy Kellum, Spencer Masters, Charles Skeech, William Seagraves. Chicken thieves threaten local hen roosts. two intruders repelled at Richard Winterstein's roost on Blakely Street. Albert Jenkins builds a new Butler Street residence. A B Oliver of Philadelphia visits Green Ridge Street. The King of Pills is Beecham's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Penwarden
Honesdale
H. Pinkney
Brook Street
Minooka
Helen King
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Packard
Cherry Street
T. J. Coughlin
Carbondale
M. J. Gallona
Butler Street
St. Mark's Church
William Donnelly
Elmira
Edward McAllister
Drinker Street
Ladies’ Temperance Society
Maggie Post
Scranton
William Rees
Harry Smith
Roy Kellum
Spencer Masters
Charles Skeech
William Seagraves
Benjamin Jeffrey
Hichard Winterstein
Blakely Street
Albert Jenkins
A. B. Oliver
Philadelphia
Charles Oliver
Green Ridge Street
Funeral for Joseph Webber Held with Grand Bremen Escort
The funeral procession left Prospect avenue for Central railroad station at 1 PM led by Bremen support and the Ringgold band, with pallbearers Edwin Frable J P Kramer Louis Wetsel and Joseph Heipman. Interment was at Hollenbach cemetery after services by Rev Mr Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Webber
Prospect Avenue
Central Railroad
Bremen
Ringgold Band
Edwin Frable
J. P. Kramer
Louis Wetsel
Joseph Heipman
Wilkes-Barre
H. J. Spruks
Andrew Conway
Emil Bonn
Jacob Hafner
Louis Scheuer
George Hausrath
C. W. Weatpfahl
Warren Kimble
Charles Wirth
H. K. Klauminger
Louis Schwases
Century Hose Company
Joseph Hall
Frankling
Mr. Webber
German Lutheran Church
Hollenbach
Crescent Prepared for Thanksgiving Showdown at Pittston
The Crescent football team will travel to Pittston for a Thanksgiving Day gridiron battle against Pittston's strong eleven. Providence’s pride aims for another victory as row after row of muscular players line up with centers, guards, tackles, ends, backs, and substitutes listed by name and position. The F. G. W. social club meets on West Market Street at 7 00 sharp, members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Pittston
Providence
Thomas
Davis
Twigs
E. Evans
Richards
Connelly
Bryden
Williams
Thompson
T. Jones
McKlusky
J. Williams
Collins
Gabriel
Morgans
West Market Street
Bumgardner
Church Avenue
Company Harmory
Mulley’s
Osterhout's
Joseph Liond
William Street
Evan Jones
Gelett
Susquehanna County
John Edwards
Wayne Avenue
North Scranton
Company H
South Scranton
Company H. Armory
Union Meeting at Presbyterian Church Thanksgiving Morning
A union gathering led by Rev. John B. Worrall will be held at the Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving morning at 10 30. Mr and Mrs James Price hosted a birthday party for their daughter Hattie Saturday afternoon from 8 30 to 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John B. Worrall
James Price
Hattie
Misa Edith Jones
Monsey Avenue
A. F. Chaffee
Kingston
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Underwood
Capouse Avenue
Delaware Street
Joseph Koch
Ehrhardt
Hawks
Green Ridge
Thomas
Church of the Good Shepherd
Baptist Church
Thief Steals Overcoat in Police Station Lodger Case
At 12 o clock Saturday night a lodger complained his overcoat was stolen in the police station cell room. John Mullen, 20, of Pottsville, was found wearing the coat and sent to the county jail for thirty days by Mayor Bailey after the owner testified he had buttoned the garment when he slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bonn
Cedar Avenue
A. R. Bonn
Wilkes-Barre
John Clark
Timothy Finnerty
James Crowley
Alderman Storr
C. C. Donovan
E. J. Melley
St. John's Church
Martin Lavelle
Bridget McAloon
St. John’s Church
Ridgeway
John Mullen
Pottsville
Bailey
Mullen
Cave-in in Bellevue Causes Fright and Cracked Rooms
Ground settled Friday afternoon along Railroad Avenue between Luzerne and Fellows streets in Bellevue. Large fissures appeared crosswise and lengthwise. plaster cracked and doors jammed in several buildings. Affected property includes the homes of Councilman John E Regan, Mrs Ellen O Toole, and Patrick Golden. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western trains on the Bloomsburg division slowed to pass. Bellevue slope mine noted as the probable cause. Scranton Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
Luzerne
Fellows Streets
Bellevue
John E.regan
Ellen O'Toole
Patrick Golden
Bloomsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Bellevue Slope
Princeton Triumphs Over Yale In Football Clash
Princeton defeated Yale 16 to 6 as Kelly scored the decisive touchdown and Baird missed two extra points. Bannerd and Barnard aided by strong interference carried the marching drive, with Cochrane delivering steady punts and Yale fighting hard to the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincke
Yale
Bannerd
Kelly
Aplere
Hillebrand
Baird
Princeton
Barnard
Hefflefinger
McClurg
Huss
Thorne
King
Cochrane
T.I.D
Penn Beats Harvard In Muddy Big Game At Philadelphia
In Philadelphia eighteen thousand spectators watched Penn upset Harvard with a late surge after intermission. Harvard led 6 0 at halftime but Penn’s mass plays and tougher line powered a comeback ending Penn victory as injuries and fatigue depleted Harvard.
Pennsylvanians Rally To Score Late Against Harvard
Penn 25 to Harvard 0 as Minds breaks around Harvard end but is ruled out of bounds. Referee Hickok overturns call after twenty minute dispute, Wharton orders play resumed. Woodruff drives Penn to a late TD and kicks goal, securing the win. Wharton, Gellert, Hoyle, Minds shine for Penn. Cabot, Moulton, Wrightington, Dunlop, Brown excel for Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Chagrim
Fenn
Steaters
Hickok
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Penn
Brown
Kent
Woodrup
Penneyivania
Woodruff
Wharton
Gellert
Hoyle
Minds
Cabot
Moulton
Wrightington
Dunlop
T. Ec
Lackawanna and Hillman Battle to Narrow Football Tie
The Lackawanna team and Hillman Academy from Wilkes-Barre engaged in a tight football struggle at Athletic Park on a Saturday. Hillman struck first with a touchdown after a series of short gains, while Lackawanna threatened near Hillman’s goal in the opening minutes. In the second half both sides exchanged strong drives, each failing to convert late, and the game ended with a close score as time expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Philadelphia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Bouve
Brown
Morice
Lackawanna
Hillman Academy
Wilkes-Harre
Athletic Park
Hillman
Thye
Lackawinna’s
South Side Team Defeats Bt Thomas College 4 to 0
South Side outmatched the collengiants by twenty pounds per man yet scarce managed a single touchdown. Keystone Academy beat Scranton High scrub 3S to tod at Factoryville with Tiles Faatz Schimpff Greeley Davis Scranton and Tripp Tiffany Dershimer starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Thomas
Collesce
Keystone Academy
Scranton
Factoryville
Faatz
Schimpff
Greeley
Davis
Tripp
Tiffany
Dershimer
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
David J. Davis
Reed
Rebecca Williams
W. G. Powell
David Jones
James Kilmartin
Herbert Williams
John Lewis
M. Williams
David Llewellyn
John Roth
Richard Williama
Giles Giles
Thomas Grifiths
Benefetary
John P. Jones
Reese Pritchard
West Lackawanna Avenue
Avis
Mattie Bisbing
Susie Jones
Annie Jones
Phoebe Jones
Minnie Jones
Matti Hughes
Jennie Hughes
Ruth Edwards
Florence Hughes
Ruth Thomas
Eunice Pass
Eloise Pass
Romain Pritchard
Mary Pritchard
Roy Pass
Charles Godshall
Harry Pass
George Sherman
Evan L. Evans
Central Mine
Mr. Evans
Thirteenth Street
Dre. Roberts
Jessie Kern
Madisonville
Hyde Park Avenue
Christopher Anthony
William Davis
Edwin Bowen
Forest City
Epworth League
George T. Jones
North Main Avenue
Station House
St. David's Episcopal Church
William Richards
Continental Mine
West Side Business Directory
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Morgan
Dunmore
Beecham
Sumters Square
South Side News
Wilkes
Barre
Scranton Lackawanna Avenue
Tigers
Crimson
Flerse
Dupont
Wapwallopen Milla
Reaca Oearmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Lameree Thos, Ford
John Bute & Bon
Plymouth
EB. W. Mulligan
Wilkes A
Aronia F
Repauno ‘Chemical Company
High Explosives
A. Pierge
Pena Ave
Sliliman
South Siders
Hood
the Sights
Pogner & Ae
John L. Ker
Seger
Black Patti
Hoyt
the Frothingham
Wagnar
John L. Kerr
Matthew and Night
Hoyt’s
New York
Ityear
Brander
Washington
Academy OF Music, Performaces
Coon Hollow
Ici
Usc
Orera
Davis’ Theater
Geo. E. Davis
The
Nimbinusphs Co
Pitscure, Pr
Matthews Bros
John I. Phelps
N. M. Eicke
Lorenz . Koempel
C. Lorentz
G. W. Davis
C. Henwood & Co
Provie Ence
Tribune
Aasess
Aapet
Washburn
Crosby
Pacific Coast
Ai Jor
New Foundland
England
Ireland
Fame
Bittenbender & CO
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Drage
Peal
Address Pest Machine Co
Cleveland
Son H. Phelps
Spruce Street
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