Day's Doings of North Scranton
James Gilgalion a Von Storch colliery laborer was injured by a roof fall while loading a coal car. He was pinned but extricated by fellow workers and taken home by mine ambulance with bruises and contusions to chest and head. recovery expected. A farewell party for Robert Cuthbertson of the Thirteenth and a bicyclist's quick presence avoided a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Storch
Edmund Thomas
Robert Cuthbertson
James Gilgalion
Gilgalion
Kegger Avenue
Harrow Escape Averts Serious Injury for Wayne Ave Boy
Edmund Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs William Thomas of Wayne Avenue, narrowly escaped severe injury when his foot was caught on a dray wheel as he clung to a wagon outside his home. He suffered a painful ankle wrench and shock but avoided further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
William Thomas
Wayne Avenue
Young Thomas
Undertaker Jones
Young Thomaye
Soldier Joins Thirteenth at Camp Meade After Farewell
Robert Cuthbertson reports for duty with Company H of the Thirteenth at Camp Meade. He leaves with seven days of fur lough and a farewell reception at his parents' Von Storch Avenue home. Attending were numerous relatives and friends, including Mr. Tone and Miss Cuthbertson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cuthbertson
Camp Meade
von Storch Avenue
Messrs
Charles Tone
Joseph Rone
Crad
Clarves
Thomas Laird
David Laird
Robert Ikman
Edgar Wartshorn
Samuel Hartshorn
Frank Smith
David Nicholas
John Evans
Thomas Oden
James Goakley
Lizzie Cuthbertson
Sarah Anderson
Katie Powell
Alice Hartahorn
Alice Laird
Mary Cuthbertson
Lena Stout
Mary Atherton
Jennie Kelly
Mary Marvey
Edith Jones
Bella Wrightson
Mary Wrightson
Mia. Nicholson
Oakley
Carpenter William Smith Escapes Runaway Vehicle
William Smith of Wayne Avenue jumped from a runaway vehicle yesterday and escaped a serious accident. A carpenter by trade, he was on his way when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Wayne Avenue
Smith
Bicycle accident on West Market Street
While descending West Market street, the bicycle rider lost control as the chain failed, slipping to the ground but landing on his feet. A guide bus Dike diverted to the sidewalk, escaping with little damage and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
Smith
Mother Earth
Local court actions and community notices in brief
Magistrate Roberts bail set for Mr and Mrs Patrick Cavanaugh on assault and threats complaint by Thomas Connor of Putnam street. David Reese charged with assault by wife. bail $150. Malicious mischief charges against Oliver Cromwell Alvin White and Joseph Fox. Various notices list travels births visits and local events including trips to Epihamy college and a picnase in Frear's grave on Sept 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cavanaugh
Roberts
Thomas Connor
Putnam Street
David Reese
Rust Market Street
Oliver Cromwell
Alvin White
Joseph Fox
Bridget Franey
Brick Avenue
William F. Tturke
Buffalo
N. Y
Burke
Jones Street
A. F. O' Boyle
Susquehanna County
T. D. Lewis Connell
Frear
John Burke
William Healey
James J. May
Epihamy College
Baltimore
Rex
T. J. Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Seth Smith
Hill Street
T. D. Lewis Cornell
United American Mechanics
Thomas E. Jones
Thomas FE. Jones
Storrs
Burton Stevens
North Main Avenue
Lake
Fannie Shipman
Nellie Tuttle
Diamond Avenue
Hawley
Felix Miller
Theodore Street
Weet Ridge
Stephen Middleton
Lake Winola
W. Fe, Wolfe
Kathryn
Church Avenue
Nanticoke
Merwick
Nellie Duggan
West Market Street
Carbondale
Sydney Lewis
Leggett’s Creek
Taylor
Margaret
Jeremiah Belles
R. J. Luddon
Newport
Northampton County
Remains of Private Sylvester Dettrick Return Home
The body of Private Sylvester Dettrick of Company F arrived with his parents from Philadelphia after dying of typhoid fever at a Philadelphia hospital. He had been ill two weeks after the Thirteenth Regiment arrived at Mount Gretna and had undergone an operation before returning to camp. He was the first in his company to die, with his brother Willie now ill at camp. The funeral is set for Friday morning with burial in Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Dettrick
Philadelphia
Abram Dettrick
Deitrick
Mount Gretna
Company F
Willie Deitrick
Dunmore Cemetery
Rev M H Mill and wife visit from Scranton to St Johnsburg
The Rev M H Mill former pastor of St. David's Episcopal church visits with his wife. He now serves at St Andrew's church St Johnsburg Vermont a town of about 7000 with no saloons and few foreigners. Mill preached three Sundays at St Martins Raynor near Philadelphia during vacation and plans to fill his pulpit at St Andrew's next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Mill
St. David's Episcopal Church
St. Johnsburg Vt
St. Andrew's Church
St. Johnsburg
New England
Scranton
Mill
Hartford
Conn
Pennsylvania
St. Martin's Church
Raynor
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Seth Stanton Family Holds Eleventh Reunion at Diehl Home
The Seth Stanton family met on Hampton Street Tuesday for its eleventh reunion. Levi Stanton delivered the annual address. Officers elected were President L B Stanton Vice President W H Diehl and Secretary Mrs W H Diehl. The next reunion will be at Levi Stanton’s home in Eudle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Stanton
W. H. Diehl
Hampton Street
Levi Stanton
L. B. Stanton
Mra
Eudle
Flag raising at John Smith home honors Peace established
A flag raising will be held tomorrow at 7 PM at the home of John Smith on North Filmore Avenue. Attorney George L. Peek will chair the exercises with addresses by W. Gaylord Thomas, John R. Edwards, and Wallace G. Moser. Mrs Gideon Moser’s Sunday school class of Simpson M E church will host a lawn social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stanton
John Smith
Filmore Avenue
A. Camp
West Side
F. 5. Bell
George L. Peek
W. Gaylord Thomas
John R. Edwards
Wallace G. Moser
Gideon Moser
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Patriotic Order Sons of America Smoker Planned
Camp 333 will hold a smoker after the meeting next Tuesday evening. Mr David J. Davis will add to the occasion by delivering the competitive oration praised at the recent state convention. All camps are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sons of America
David J. Davis
Mrs Bell Injured In Foster House Accident
Mrs. F. E. Bell of Foster formerly Miss Anna Harels met a serious accident at her home when a boiler of hot water toppled onto her. She suffered internal injuries and scalds, life was despaired of, but her brother William Harris reports she is now improving after returning from Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Bell
Foster
Anna Harels
William Harris
North Hyde Park Avenue
Local Social Notes From Pittsburg and Surroundings
Mrs. Spencer and Miss Reba Thomas of Pittsburg visit Mrs. D. M. Jones in South Malin avenue. James Peters and family from Fourteenth street vacation two weeks with friends in Albany New York. Emma Thomas leaves for New York on business. Jennie Morgan returns from Asbury Park. Margaret Grossmann departs for Wayne County Alabama. Davis from South Main returns from Lake Winola. Millie Gleason visits uncle Frank Gleason on Fourteenth street. Cora Fiddy of Shamokin returns from grandmother Mrs. Hughes on South Hyde Park avenue. Mary Frans home from Atlantic City. Mrs. Boldry at Asbury Park. Private George Thomas on furlough. Bert James to visit Toronto Canada. Mrs. Engle returns from Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Reba Thomas
Pittsburg
D. M. Jones
South Malin Aenue
James Peters
Walter
Ruth
Fourteenth Street
Albany
N.Y
Emma Thomas
Sadie Place
New York
Jennie Morgan
North Filmore Avenue
Asbury Park
Margaret Grossmann
Tafayette Street
Wayne County
Davis
South Main Avenue
Lake Winola
Millie Gleason
Dickson City
Frank Gleason
Cora Fiddy
Shamokin
Joseph Hughes
South Hyde Park Avenue
Mary J. Frans
Washburn Street
Atlantic City
Frederick Boldry
George Thomas
Bert James
North Bromley Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Engle
Ashland
Kidney health urged as Bright's disease risk rises
An article warns that kidneys failing to stay healthy may lead to Bright's disease and other illnesses as toxins accumulate in blood. It recommends Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a stimulant to cure or prevent kidney issues. The piece also notes local residents returning from travels and visits, listing several names and towns such as Washburn Street, Asbury Park, Clifford, Westport Connecticut, and Lake Winola.
Dog bite mars wheel ride from Duryea
William Gray of the Sloan was bitten ten by a dog while riding from Duryea on Tuesday evening. Dr. Beddoes treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gray
Sloan
Duryea
Beddoes
St. Patrick's
Henry Noche
Lafayette Street
Washburn Street
James A. Evans
Hyde Park Avenue
Sumner Avenue
Independent milk dealers vow price rise in Scranton area
In South Scranton Independent Milk Dealers convened at Hotel Rosar to respond to Scranton Dairy Co plans for seven cent per quart milk. They resolved to match competition and raise prices to seven cents, with members listed including Peter Rosar and J. J. Tierney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Rosar
Scranton Dairy Company
Peter Rosar
K. John Mack
Michael Harrell
Thomas Hawkins
Accident at Home Leaves Man with Deep Wound
Robert Levert of 420 Willow Street suffered a severe forehead cut after losing grip on a well crank. The crank spun rapidly, striking him as he attempted to halt it. He fainted and was found by a family member. Dr Kolb treated the injury, requiring seven stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Levert
Willow Street
Levert
Litthe
Boy Lost by Cedar Avenue Found Safe at Home
Patrolman George Jones reunited 6 year old Elmer Williams with his family after the boy wandered with older youths from 316 Haslam court West Side. The child knew printer Mr Kohnstamm of R King & Co nearby, who helped him until the patrolman found his home safe and sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Elmer Williams
Cedar Avenue
Haslam Court
Kohnstamm
Soldier Joseph Geiger Improves at Camp Alger
Joseph Geiger of Company H Thirteenth Regiment stationed at Camp Alger is improving after removal from Dunn Loring to Cedar Avenue. Dr Kolb reports the patient able to sit up and a complete restoration to health is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Geiger
Camp Alger
Tribune
Dunn Loring
Cedar Avenue
Dr. Kolb
Miss Van Nort to Lead Sunday Gospel Meeting
Miss Van Nort secretary of the South Side Young Women's Christian association returns from a two weeks vacation. She will lead the gospel meeting Sunday afternoon. The association plans an outing at Nay Aug park on Thursday September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss van Nort
South Side
Notable Cedar Avenue Families Vacationing in New York Area
Mrs Charles J Conrad and daughter Edna of Cedar avenue are spending vacations in New York City and Far Rockaway. Mr and Mrs Michael Kramer and children of Cedar avenue have returned from a visit to New York City. The condition of Mrs James Kewaler has shown little change. Mrs F L Terppe of Cedar avenue is slowly recovering from illness at Lake Sheridan. Jacob Roser and daughter Lizale of Alder street are visiting New York City. Misses Gertie and Lizale Tischler of Pittston and Miss Voght of Wilkes Barre stay with George S Miller on Hickory street. Peter Schumaker of Beech street is recovering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Conrad
Edna
Cedar Avenue
New York City
Far Rockaway
Michael Kramer
James Kewaler
Hia
F. L. Terppe
Lake Sheridan
Jacob Roser
Lizale
Alder Street
Gertie
Lizale Tischler
Pittston
Miss Voght
Wilkes- Barre
George 8. Miller
Hickory Street
Peter Schumaker
Beech Street
Woman's Christian Temperance meeting at Green Ridge library
The Woman's Christian Temperance union plans a 3 PM meeting at Green Ridge library with officer elections and a superintendent’s report to be read. Mrs Smalley of Mill City visits Green Ridge. Ridgeways depart for Middletown for a funeral. Many locals attend the West End Wheelmen race meet in Wilkes Barre tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Green Ridge
New York City
West End
Wilkes-Barre
Professor Schimpff
Marion Street
Honesdale
Lizzie Brant
Fordham Street
Wayne County
Lizzie Palmer
Adams Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maud Holgate
Avoca
Ossenbaugh
Capouse Avenue
Harriet Parsons
Henry Hartwick
New York Street
Pheebe
Jean Stewart
Penn Avenue
Montrose
Surprise party honors Miss Anna Albright in Dunmore
Miss Anna Albright of Harrisburg, guest of sister Mrs Edward Swartz, received a late evening surprise party with refreshments served at 11 90. Attendees included Anna Young Anna Albright Anna Powell Mae Pinnell Jennie Sheer Emma Ludwig Blanche Harper Cora DeVegiard Stella Woodward Myrtle Burns Marjory Eden Lelia Ross Lois Simpson Genevieve Belsecker Harry Harper George Cowald Thomas Hughes Harry Stevens Harry Ives William Sengraves Clarence DeHow William Dunn Davis Charles Brown Henry Bloer and Herman Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Albright
Harrisburg
Edward Swartz
Church Street
Anna Young
Anna Powell
Mae Pinnell
Jennie Sheer
Emma Ludwig
Blanche Harper
Cora DeVegiard
Stella Woodwird
Myrtle Burns
Marjory Eden
Lelia Ross
Lois Simpson
Genevieve Belsecker
Harry Harper
George Oawald
Thomas Hughes
Harry Stevens
Harry Ives
William Sengraves
Clarence DeHow
William Dunn
Mr. Davis
Charles Brown
Henry Bloer
Herman Ludwig
May Horan
Madison Avenue
Lancaster
Millersville State Normal School
W. T. Loveland
Webster Avenue
BE. W. Bishop
South Blakely Street
Boston
Miass
Bishop
Blanche O'Keefe
Wilkes. Barre
Reuben Dainty
Pitteton
Obituary notices for Hamm Helier Ridgeway Mayer present
Irene Hamm infant child of Charles Hamm of 10 South Washington died yesterday funeral tomorrow at 29 o clock. Lydia Helier daughter of Charles Helier of 727 Cedar avenue died last night funeral arrangements to be made today. Allen Ridgeway of Middletown NY brother of Police Sergeant Ridgeway died Tuesday at age 7. George Mayer son of Emil Mayer of 102 Maple Street died yesterday funeral today at 2 Interment at German Catholic cemetery No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hamm
Charles Hamm
South
Washington Avenue
Lydia
Charles Helier
Cedar Avenue
Allen Ridgeway
Middletown
Ridgeway
Boranten
George Mayer
Emil Mayer
Maple Street
Murphy Died in Beranton Interment in Cathedral Cemetery
Mindvet Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murphy of 6 Orchard Street Ma ner Priday died August 31. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Scranton
James Gilgallon
Globe Warehouse
Chilly Fvening
West Scranton
Sylvester Deitrick
Will
Clarke
Penn Ave
Scranton,Pa
Apter
Bright
George Engle
W. T. Davis
Della Evans
Clifford
Gertie John
Decker's Court
Westport
Evan Davis
Washington, D. C
John Edinger
Marie Evins
Jonesville, Pa
William Campbell
Walter Jones
Lucky Lost Boy
Geiger
W. Co. A
Wonas Long
Munser
McClure
Tovar
E. P. Roe
Amelia Barr
Frank Stockton
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
Greater Scranton
Dunmore
Lyceum Theatre
Eee Burgunder
Ong
Labor Day
Sept
Clara Thropp
Duke of York's
London
Mr. Ubas
Throp
Matilda
Leopold Jordan
Willy Nilly
Tilly
Clara
Clover Clara
Dainty
Hal Hal
Academy OF Music
Furconor. & Reis
Lesseca
LUNG
Manager
Grattan Donnelly
Russia
Fy Mack
Lillian Lalabee
Harry C. Gibson
Comedia
Lie
Spring Lake Beach, N. Vv
Ocean Front
Long Branch
Monmouth House
Spring Lake Beach
N. J
BH. Yard
M. Clark, M'g'r
Bollera
Morgan
Spruce St
THE
Dickson Mfg CO
Seranton and
Wilkes- Barrera
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Mathew Brow
Oy HC
Sanderdee Druggists
Lackawanna Lumber Go.,anufacturers OF
GANG
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Alleneny
General Office—Board of Trade
Gaiety Theater
Davis Opera Mouse
Rose Sydell
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh &T
Grace Church
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Blegel Cooper
Albert
11Th ST
University Place
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