Funeral for Mrs William R Williame Held in Pittston
Funeral services were held at the Welsh Baptist church for Mrs William R Williame of Lagrange Street with burial in Pittston cemetery. The day also brought a Halloween party by Trinity Church Sunday school teachers and a Pittston Male Glee concert at Water Street Baptist church. Other items note Mrs Anta Morrow entertaining fifteen guests in West Side and Miss Rankin of New York visiting Miss Gorman. An all Pittston football team prepared to meet Bloomsburg Normal at the Pittston YC Park, while North End State of Scranton faced Pittston in Kirby’s Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
William R. Williame
Lagrange Street
Welsh Baptist Church
W. D. Thomas
Pittston Cemetery
Trinity Church
Anta Morrow
Suequeliina Avenue
West Side
Pittston Boys
North End
Scranton
Kirby's Hall
McGumMe
Anthony
Dodme
Blackburn
Sheetz
Cameron Cool
West Pittston
New Jersey
Hendrick
Cameron
William Scrimgeour
Susquehanna Avenue
Beelington
Consumers’ Light, Heat and Power Company
Dolph Glennon
Ireland
George Allen
Local News and Legal Notices From Tunkhannock October
In Tunkhannock on October 2 ref FE Van Wormer handled a bankruptcy creditors meeting for Samuel Preather. Items mention an ice supply on the Walter farm near Swalebrook, and notes on local business changes including William H. Morris selling his Warren street meat market to Carry Cooper and Fred Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Horace W. Resell
Walls
Elmer Detrick
Russell Wi
Nicholson Examiner
Spencer DL Reed
George Skinner
Clinook
S. L. Tiffany
Joseph West
Third Street
Forest City Council Meeting and Local Notes
Forest City residents report council session to consider the exoneration list printed by Collector Freedman. Mixey's Sunday school class plans a social at the Methodist parsonage. Mr and Mrs William J McLaughlin have returned from their wedding trip and stay at the Forest City house. A. Cramer of Carbondale visits. Rev K Dolhoy continues revival services at the Methodist church. Constables make their quarterly court trip to Montrose to vouch for town order. Whistle calls workers back and city streets show returning labor after suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Wreckle
Freedman
Mixey
Wiliam J. McLaughlin
A. Cramer
Carbondile
K. Dolhoy
Montrose
Local Notes From Nicholson And Surrounding Towns
Nellie Mick called in Kingsley on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F C Driggs visited friends in Clifford Sunday. Mae Farrer of Elmhurst stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E W Farrer. F N Boyle is in New York on business. Several locals were called to Tunkhannock last week over Tiffany versus Borough cave. Mr and Mrs A Colvin, who had been visiting relatives in Sayre, returned home Wednesday night.
Republican Rally for Jordan in Peckville
A Republican rally is set at the hose house this evening to back state senate candidate John B. Jordan. Citizens are urged to attend and support the party on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose House
John B. Jordan
Theatrical line up dazzles at Dixie's and Star theaters
The King Dramatic Company presents A Guilty Mother with Blane Jeans. audiences praise Amy and Ras for songs. Chirk's Royal Burlesquers headline Star and Floch the Consul at Lyceum. vaudeville acts and new talents promise strong attractions next week. Louis Mann seen scouting rehearsals amid theater activity and a large souvenir program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie’s
Armour and Hegles
Amy
Happs Crane
Isc
Lockhart
Scranton
Chirk
Royal
Ist
Thea Valle
Kelly
Davis
Arte
Weynolds
Crawford
Armstrong
Wally
Rosalie
Floch
Lyceum
Louis Mann
Star
Walter D. Yager
Dinger
Mann
Early Snow Arrives a Month Ahead of Thanksgiving
The first snow typically falls around Thanksgiving but this year it arrived a full month early, catching travelers and communities by surprise and prompting school closures and rural delays.
Snow storm drifts, bitter cold hit area yesterday
Two light snowfalls occurred, one in the morning and another around 2 PM. The blizzard-like snow made walking difficult and the temperature dropped sharply, with no lasting accumulation but cold conditions expected to continue today.
Political Gossip and GOP Primary News Across Counties
Reports from Scranton and surrounding towns cover GOP primary loyalties and a remark by Gwilym Jones defending his support for the Republican slate. The note notes meetings in Moosic Dymond hall and Webber's Taylor, plus Democratic rallies with Pattison and Guthrie addressed in Lyceum and St David's hall.
Marriage of Essie Speicher and Francis
Essie Magdalene Speicher daughter of Thomas Speicher of 494 Madison Avenue married yesterday in her home. Rev Oscar Gallenkamp officiated in a greenery bower with sister Anna Speicher as attendant. The couple plans a New York honeymoon after a formal wedding dinner and reception. Francis formerly lived in the city and now works as forwarding agent for Blakehard Coal in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Magdalene Speicher
Thomas Speicher
Madison Avenue
Oscar Gallenkamp
Bien Tatheran ¢Hurch
Anna Speicher
Prof
Schilling
Mendelsohn
New York
Mr. Francis
Kingston
Blakehard Coal Company
Jennie Kearney Weds John Brogan at St Thomas Archbald
In St Thomas Catholic Church Archbald yesterday morning Miss Jennie Kearney married John Brogan in a ceremony conducted by Rev T Z Comerford. The bride attended by Nellie Clark and the groom by his brother P F Brogan. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Philadelphia for their honeymoon. Mrs Brogan is a sister of Dr P H Kearney of Archbald. Brogan is a prominent businessman in Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Archbald
Jennie Iearney
John Brogan
T. Z. Comerford
Nellie Clark
P. F. Brogan
Father Comerford
Brogan
P. H. Kearney
Archibald
Legion
Arelbald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Dunham
Mundelva
Montrove Railroad
Reading
BE. W. Fargo
Binghamton
Dr. Pierce
Myr
J.C. Beers
Herryman
Scranton Trane
Peckville
King Dramatic Company
King Dramiuth Company
Clark's Royal Burlesquers
Huntley Moore Stock Company
The
Academy
Phwithes Moore
Ftock Company
Mike Mabelle Moore
H. OH. Hlumtles
Hove
Atlantic City
Meldrum, Scott & Go
Wyoming Avenue
Ite
Gwilyn Jones
Moosic
Dymond's
Jere Snyder
Allentown
Thomas H. Dole
Webber's Hall
Taylor
FW. Flelis
the Lyceum
Robert Em. Pattison
George W. Guthrie
Roy
St David's Hall
West Scranton
Hoe
Dere Snyder
C. J. Olver
H. 8. Alworth
Io Dinestar
Archbold Mines
W. T. Lewis
FW. Meits
Francis Speicher
Francis
Alies
Hunter
Baltimore
Bolt
Fretelass
Lalahas & Son
NEW York Hotels
Hay
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Iring Place
T. Thompson
Wanamakera
Siegel Cooper's
HOTEL
Albert
Cor
Univiersity Pt
Broadway
Kearney
St. Thomas Church
Bloomsbury Normal School
Bloomsbury State Normal School
Scranton Bicycle Club
Association
Charles J. Powell
J. ¢. Tucker
Clark's Summit
Midna Evans
Financelal
David Owens
Bessie Davis
Katherine Phillips
Watkin Wiliams
Hayden Oliver
Lyceum Theatre
Charles Emory Smith
United States
Stuart Mac Kibbin
M.C
Indiana
America
Monte Carlo
LES
Lackawanna Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!