West Scranton Funeral Notices Fill Day
An unusually large cortege followed Mrs. Margaret Cooke to St Patrick's Church for requiem rites. Interment was at Cathedral cemetery. Also reports on other local funerals and notices including James Bailey and Mrs Edward McGarry. Two more funerals scheduled for today at St Patrick's and Holy Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cooke
St. Patrick's Vhurch
Preangle
Dominick Gerrity
Miles McHale
Daniel Sullivan
Thomas Armstrong
Patrick Shay
North Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
Annie
Luzerne Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Farewell Reception Held for Janes O. Bailey
Last evening at the home of the pastor Rev. F. Mathews the Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist church held a farewell reception in honor of Janes O. Bailey a promising young member who lives on Monday for a new post or journey according to the report from the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mathews
Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church
Janes O. Bailey
Hutchinson Becomes Permanent Paid Fireman at Franklin Engine House
Frank Hutchinson is sworn in by Mayor Moir and will begin duty this morning as an added permanent man at the Franklin Engine house. A longtime member of the Franklin Engine company, he is highly active, familiar with duties, and expected to be a valuable addition to the paid force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hutchinson
Franklin Engine House
Moir
Hutchinson
Franklin Engine Company
Jenkins and Ellis Wed at Jackson Street Chapel
John Jenkins of Bellevue street and Miss Eligibeth Ellis of Swetland street married by Rev. Thomas de Gruchy D D at the Jackson Street Hap ter church. The couple received a reception at the bride’s home and departed by the midnight train for New York and Philadelphia. They will reside on Bellevue street in a newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins
Bellevue Street
Eligibeth Ellis
Swetland Street
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street
New York
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church Announces Renewed Energy Across Departments
Tomorrow energy returns to all church departments after a productive summer. The choir resumes regular duties, with one month off for vacation. Rev. S. F. Mathews preaches his eleventh doctrinal sermon on communion night. The Baptist Young People's Union plans a spirited meeting at Favorite Hall 6:30 p.m. Evening service follows with the Lord's Supper observed. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
F. Mathews
Young People’s Union
Tvorite Hall
Renters Seek Centrally Located Lake Winola Home
Messrs. A, BL Bynon and A. M. Morse went to Lake Winola yesterday for a few days' rent. Wanted to rent a single house, centrally located, with modern improvements, one or seven rooms. Address, setting location and rental asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL Bynon
A. M. Morse
Lake Winola
Sinting
Local News Briefs From Scranton Area Events
Names from Hugh BR Williams to Mrs W C Griffiths populate a Scranton news page. Attendees head to Detroit for a mall carriers convention. portico improvements at Jackson Street church near completion. festival preliminaries and solo recitals scheduled at Tvorite hall. A Porto Rico talk by Stanley Tortree is slated at Simpson church with a collection to follow. Union meetings and mine worker gatherings are noted, with visitors and local happenings across Hyde Park, Olyphant, and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh BR
Williams
Care West
Scranton Tribune
Jenkins Drug Store
John HH. Phillips
Wavehburn Street
Detroit
Mich
Jackson Street
Tvorite
Wolowk
Ethelis
Porto
Simpson Methodist Church
Porto Rico
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Neelet
W. W. Jones
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Simpson Methodist
Prench Roof Hotel
Eric Andrew
David Hopkins
Tynhoeld Lover
Harry Sctivens
Olyphant
Mra.dames Tt
James
Hyde Terk Avenue
Francis Brooke Magovern
South Lincoln Avenue
Berwick
Brit Creek
T. F.C
Mee
Jonnie Watkins
North Hyde Park Avenue
Bald Mount
Bruning
North Wyde Park Avene
Carbondale
James FE. Davis
Eera Allen
Gravel Pond
W.C. Bruning
Asbury Park
N. J
William V. Grifmths
North Rebecca Avenue
Asbury Part
Peter Roberts
United Mine Workers of America
Dod
Evans' Hall
South Main Avenue
Bellevue Breaker
Dempsey
North Lincoln Avenue
Oat Sterling
Christopher Vanston
West Locust Street
Luke Winola
P. HW. Warren
Anna Phillipa
Selinsgrove
Margaret Williams
Hampton Street
Kingston
Rock Fall Kills Harvey Johnson at Dickson Mine
Harvey Johnson of 610 Grace Street North Scranton was killed when fifty to twenty tons of rock collapsed in a Dickson mine chamber. Rescue crews recovered his body and he is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Funeral set for Monday with interment in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johnson
Grace Street
North Scranton
Dickson Mine
Ian
Johnson
Fred Johnson
Carbondale
Engine House Destroyed at Delaware and Hudson Mine
An engine house of the Delaware and Hudson company between the Country club and Throop was destroyed by fire early this morning. The structure served the Maryine colliery and its loss impacts coal operations in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Country Club
Throop
Maryine
Subscriptions Sought to Sustain South Scranton Work
Community efforts in South Scranton push for subscriptions to fund St Luke’s kindergarten for another year. Mothers group met at YWCA Cedar Avenue to plan fundraising while local families share travel and visit notes, with several residents preparing trips or attending events in nearby towns.
Waldesruhe Club Straw Ride to Kimbiurst Inst
A moonlit straw ride by the Waldesruhe club and friends ended with a hay wagon stay. Attendees included Misses Philippine Circiner Renchler Hage en Zeigler Dank witt Lewert Jewish people Blechert Morgan Bowen Peter Fruchtel and others. A separate forty person trolley party toured the city Thursday evening visiting points of interest. The event honored Miss Eva Sayeler of White Milla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldesruhe Club
Kimbiurst
Misees Philippine
Ammit Circiner
Ida
Minnie Renchler
Jessie Hageen
Carvle
Louisa Tlatter
Matildin Zeigler
Mary Brower
Julia Dankwitt
Kate Lewert
Lisziee Kikes
Amelia Blechert
Margaret Morgan
Liezle Bowen
Borah Bella
Margaret Peter
Margaret Fruchtel
Mies Eva Sayeler
White Milla
Protherhood of St Paul Plans Winter Rectures Series
The Protherhood of St Paul Cedar Avenue hosts a series of sermons led by Rev. F P Doty with Pentecostal Power as the morning topic at 10 30. Sunday school follows at 9 45 with Junior League at 2 00 pm Epworth League at 6 20 pm and evening services at 7 20 pm All invited. Gospel meeting of South Side YWCA at 2 00 pm Sunday to be led by Mrs Kraft with special music. Secretary Miss Anna Van Nort and assistant Miss Fether Rowlands return from vacation to take charge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cedar Avenue
Addiemwal
F. P. Doty
South Side Young Women's Christian Association
Bunday
Kraft
Anna van Nort
Fether Rowlands
Outing and Supper Planned by Lackawanna Box Makers
Box makers of the Lackawanna Knitting mills will hold an afternoon and evening outing at Nay Aug park with an elaborate program expected. M E Fhiherty, noted plumber of Pittston avenue, has opened a general hardware plumbing and gas fitting business in the Burke Building at 191 Pittston avenue. Casper Hua of Pittston avenue has returned from Germany after touring his boyhood homeland and visiting his aged parents. St Mary’s Glee and Dramatic club will meet in their hall on Hickory street Monday night. The Scranton Athletic club fair held an Indies executive committee meeting in Athletic hall with plans discussed. Camp 430 Patriotic Order Lone of America drum corps attended the state camp convention at Lebanon this week. The Bumpernickle band area performed stunts on Cumberland street drawing a crowd of thousands. Believer Pros Keystone bakery on Brook street gears up for Labor Day parade with wagons and bakers from districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
M. EE. Fhiherty
Pittston Avenue
Burke Bulling
Casper Hua
Germany
St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Club
Hickory Street
Scranton Athletic Club
Athletic Hall
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Patriotic Order
Bons of America
Lebanon
Cumberland Street
Keystone Bakery
Brook Street
Local youths roam on extended New York tour
Cas Knoll of Lookout and Edward Bunnell of Honesdale are visiting family and clerking in stores as M. J. Bigtin and son Christopher plan a broad excursion through New York venues on an extensive tour from Pittston avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas Knoll
Lookout
Willow Street
Ediward Bunnell
Honesdale
South Ride Cash
M. J. Bigtin and
Christopher
Pittston Avenue
Wave Today
New York
North Scranton prepares new hose house on North Main
The Niagara Hose Company will move from Providence Square to a modern two story hose house at Providence road and North Main avenue by October. John Von Bergen builds and rents the facility to the city with ample stabling, living quarters for permanent men, and updated fire apparatus accommodations. Grant Cutler named permanent captain as crews relocate to Park Place area they have long sought. The old quarters will be renovated and the police station moved upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Road
North Main Avenue
John von Bergen
Niagara Hose Company
Providence Square
Liberty Hose Company
Park Place
Hull's Head
Prospect Place
Green Ridge Street
Tripp's Park
Grant Cutler
Niagaras
Tiany
Board of Health
Nifearas
Tent meetings and local notices in study
The report notes a well attended tent meeting by the Young Women's Christian Association with a children's session led by My. a lord of New York and a later address by Rev. H. L. Peabody. It also mentions residents Hertha Hawley returning from Atlantic City, newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Hegan taking brief trips, miner Thomas Davis injured at Lequetta Creek, and Rev. R. J. Reese returning to lead Purkin Congregational church services. George W. Davis and his mother visited Vermont. Carrie Miller's visit to Clifton House ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Cedar Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Women's Christia Association
Lord
New York
Mra. i
Chetea Heks
H. L. Peabody
Hertha Hawley
Mrick Avenue
Atlantic City
George W. Davis
Vermont
J. Reese
Maryland
Purkin Congregational Church
Carrie Miller
Church Avenue
Clifton House
Lake Winola
Krause'n Cold Cure Advertised by Matthews Bros
An old advertisement touts Krause'n Cold Cure claiming fast relief for head throat chest or any body part within 24 hours. It promises no need to stop work and notes availability from Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Broa
Local Church Services Set Across Borough Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning and evening services are planned in multiple borough churches with pastors and topics listed. Notable items include Rev A J Van Cleft at Methodist Episcopal on The Spirit of the Christian's Life and Rev C Bartonstone preaching in the evening. Additional sermons cover The Harvest and the Laborers and A History of the Church at Hey J C Dabney's church.
Local Notes From Minooka And Nearby Towns
Miss Winifred Higgins of Main street left yesterday to spend a week at Harveys Jake Miss Mary Mack left for Youngstown Ohio to spend a few months with relatives Michael Mulherin of Main street G Greenwood is at Atlantic City for a week Miss Ida Jones of Greenwood visiting friends at Crystal Lake The ladies who assisted the Hose company at their picnic were invited to a social at St Josephs hall Miss Laura Kelly of Main street who has been ill is able to be around again Edward Jones of Greenwood has returned after spending a couple of weeks at Crystal Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Higgins
Main Street
Harvey's
Jake
Mary Mack
Youngstown
Ohio
Michael Mulherin
G Greenwood
Atlantic City
Mise Ida Jones
Greenwood
Crystal Lake
St. Joseph's Hall
Laura Kelly
Fhdward Jones
Obituaries for Ven Camp and others in Dunmore area crowd notice
Obituary notices report the death of Mre Phody M. Ven Camp of 1 Diddley Street Dunmore aged 72 with funeral plans at Molliterville Chapel and Wellietervike Determent. Other notices include Sarah Price widow of Thonas W. Drice of Green Ridge and a Cremated child of Mr and Mrs Theale Creckerbuben of Birch Street. Interments are set for Mt Carmel cemetery and Port monetery with services at local homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Phody M
Bo HL van Camp
Diddley Street
Dunmore
Deveoch
Merrowhond
Capvives Twink
Molliterville Chieh
Wellietervike Determent
Kathy McGuire
John Mouatey
Potter Street
Mt. Carmel
Sarah Price
W. Drice
OU Doethy Atroel
Green Ridge
Rolirt
Mew
Theale Creckerbuben
Birch Street
Durie
Fest cottage at Lake Ariel draws wide interest for girls work
The Fest cottage at Lake Ariel dedicated to assisting working girls has attracted attention from cot interiors and city supporters. Donations already cover a permanent Waldes Ruhe, and efforts now seek funds for additional rooms and a veranda to improve comfort and usefulness of the rent in the woods. Prominent donors include Mrs John Simpson and Mrs Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Waldes Ruhe
John Simpson
Mra. Diehl
Children’s charity fair boosts work ethic and games
A community excursion to The Fines featured ice cream candy root beer salads and peanut sales as children earned money for a new home. Young workers included Mike Clara Bimpston Dan McKenny Frank Powell Lorena Las Barr William Greenstead Eva Lewis and several Schadt siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Clara Bimpston
Dan McKenny
Frank Powell
Lorena Las Barr
William Greenstead
Heles Connell
Charles Mannose
Marjoris Schadt
Eva Lewis
Edward Hawking
Will Pitts
John Duckworth
Car Schadt
Edgar Connell
Helen Jane
Katharine Schadt
Boranton
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Sebastian Diehl
Annie Messett
James G. Bailey
Jenkins-Ellis
Keystone Academy
Bailey
Hatley
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
A. Parsonage
Globe Warehouse
Chais Leber
Pactoryville
Starlyn Ketcham
Oswego
N. Y
Mia
A. J. Troyce
Joseph Edock
Order of American Knighthood
Morgan'a Hall
The
Grain-O
All Grocers; Inc. and 2
Young Bros
United States
Spruce Street
Lawrence Orchestra
South Scranton
Waldes-Ruhe Club
Elmhurst
Eva Snyder
White Mille
Canada
Viswting
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Thoms Lewis
W. A. Lush
John Woodbeck
H. Carnickel
Aon
Stnexi
Lake Sheridan
Cornelus Osborne
Avora
Arthur
W. J. Burtis
Miss Helm
Lake Aries
John Duggan
Notre Dame College
Notre Dame
Alderman Ruddy
Patrick J. Ruddy
FF. Picherty
Moscow Plonte
Joseph Greaser
Mildred
Moscow
Pea Coal
South Ride
Rettral City
Central
J. T. Bliarkey
Ed Cedar Avenue
Phone UK
Niagara Hose Co
Bull's Head
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Bartonstone
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Hey
J. C. Dabney
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Iward Smith
South Blakely Street
Sanders Printing Company
Moeesis
William Schultz
Fred Seamans
August Moore
Edward Wenzel
McKeesport
Joecal Lodge
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Nettie Silvius
Peckville
H. J. Swartz
Electric Avenues
Temperance Hall
Roat Drinker Street
Thomas Flynn
Walnut Street
Patrick Flaherty
Ontario and Western Railroad
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
E. E. Vickers
W. J. Costelly
Theodore Crockenberg
Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
Loaseet
A. J. Dotty
Labor Day
William Gillette
Academiy OF Music
R. Brown
Elroy Stock Company
King Dramatic Company
Lawrence Grattan
Rormantic
Cotton King
Mendis
Power of the Press
A. Ruppert
Mariame A. Ruppert
Madame A. Ruppert
East 14Th Street
Reppert
Ruppert
Mme. A. Rappert
Jonas Long
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