West Scranton Arrests in Speak-easy Case and Funeral Rites
West Scranton police report arrests of Balvatore Darlengeo and Bridget Timmy on speakeasy charges after hearings that resulted in fines of 50 and 100 dollars plus costs. The story also notes the solemn funeral mass for the elder Delaney and his son, with burial at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balvatore Darlengeo
North Ninth Street
Davis
Peters
Dariente
Bridget Timmy
North Grant Avenue
Jones and
McColligan
Diavis
Young Woman Burned In Household Accident
Miss Ida Lambrieck of 2654 Frank Street suffered severe scalding when a kettle of hot water spilled as she moved it from the summer kitchen to the house. Family members summoned a physician for immediate aid as the burns were reported as exceedingly painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lambrieck
Joseph Clambrick
Frank Street
Diphtheria Fears Hit West Side Pets and Residents
Many West Side residents show diphtheria fears as illness spreads. A cat owned by J. R. Kime at 116 North Hyde Park Avenue fell ill, prompting isolation. Nearby, two Angora cats died, suspected linked to the same disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
J. R. Kime
Hyde Park Avenue
Kime
Kime and Williams Wed at Simpson M E Church
Theodore W. Kime of 2424 Frink street and Miss Jennie Williams of North Main avenue were married Tuesday evening at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church parsonage by Rev. Hugh C. McDermott. A reception followed at the bride’s home, and the couple will reside in West Scranton after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore W. Kime
Frink Street
Jennie Williams
North Main Avenue
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hugh C. McDermott
Scranton
Funeral services for H McNerney of 17 Stark Place
Funeral services are held for H McNerney of 17 Stark Place who died Sunday evening five hours after burial. The unusual sequence followed the death at a local hospital with details not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McNerney
Stark Place
Funeral of Richard W. Roberts Held in City
From his daughter Mrs. Thomas X. Davis home in Oxford street the funeral was held for Richard W. Roberts found dead Monday morning. Services at 2 p.m. at the house and 2 30 p.m. at Tabernacle Congregational church, with Rev. D. P. Jones delivering the eulogy. Interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers Owen D. John Richard Thomas William Reese John Aswell Reese Aswell William Rogers. Floral tributes noted high esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas X. Davis
Oxford Street
Richard W. Roberts
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Owen D. John
Richard Thomas
William Reese
John Aswell
Reese Aswell
William Rogers
William Jones
John Evans
Remnant Days Advertisement
The ad notes a sale running Friday Saturday and Monday offering 30 stamps with a dollar purchase. It credits Mears and Haugen as the advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Haugen
Mears & Hagen
Marriage of Miss Mabel Spencer and David Griffiths
Miss Mabel Spencer of Jackson street wed David Griffiths formerly of this city now in Buffalo at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. Rev Dr Moffat officiated on Tuesday September 16. Mr and Mrs Thomas E Price of North Sumner avenue are visiting at Tunkhannock. Funeral of Leonard Graham from St Patrick’s Church held yesterday at 10. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery with pallbearers Madden Arbuson Doyle Collins brothers. West Side Central Republican Club to hold a regular meeting on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Spencer
Jackson Street
David Griffiths
Buffalo
Lackawanna Steel Company
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Moffat
Thomas E. Price
North Sumner Avenue
Tunkhannock
Leonard Graham
1300
Summit Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
J. J. Dunn
Cathedral
James Madden
Benjamin Arbuson
Bernard Doyle
Louis Collins
Thomas Collins
Frank Collins
West Side Central Republican Club
Community notices and social events highlight Sept gathering
Saturday evening events include a farewell for Miss Myfanwy Jones who left for Wales, a successful ice cream social by St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Guild, and invitations for the Wahneta Dancing class opening Sept 13 with Gauer's orchestra. Public schools reopen next Monday. Funeral of five month old child in Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Oliver
Thirteenth Street
Myfanwy Jones
Wales
Ladies’ Guild
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. C. Sommers
North Main Avenue
Hugh and
Bruce McDermott
North Hyde Park Avenue
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Lily Lake
First Welsh Baptist Church
James Williams
Slatington
Price
Lafayette Street
Alumni Athletic Association
Slocum School
Harri E. Jones
Sherman Avenue Mission
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Molle
Helen Fitzsimmons
South Main Avenue
Carbondale
Mamie Stephens
D. W. Saunders
North Bromley Avenue
Deacon Corless
Simplist
Helen Peck
Chestnut Street
Asbury Park
John Davis
North Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
Schol of Pharmacy
William John
South Malin Avenue
William Shoemaker
Hyde Park Avenue
Harvey's Lake
Jackson Street
William Chleman
Washburn Street
Weding of Miss Mary Buckley and William Burns in Green Ridge
Green Ridge reports the quiet marriage of Miss Mary Buckley of Marion street to William Burns of New York last Monday at St Pauls church with Rev P J McManus officiating. Attendants were Miss Cassie Buckley and Frank Burns. The couple will reside in New York City where Burns works as a stationary engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buckley
Marion Street
William Burns
New York
St. Paul's Church
P. J. McManus
Cassie Buckley
Frank Burns
Delaware Street
Prompton
Etta Miller
Penn Avenue
Sterling
I. H. Stevens
Breaker Street
Sanderson Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Paull Property
Edwin Douglass
New York City
Lula Dever
Port Jervis
A. R. Simrell
Iris Burns
Canpouse Avenue
Carbondale
Clarence Rose
BE. D. Caryl
Uniondale
E. H. Elwell
Frances
William H. Peck
Nelson
Ocean Grove
William E. Shephard
Dickson Avenue Mall
Shephird
J. Amhurster
Green Ridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph van Gorden
Dickson Avenue
Stroudsburg
Lizzie Kemmerling
Martha Reese
Bethlehem
Harriet Barton
Susquehanna
CC. E. Tobey
North Park
Mabel Fordham
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Byrue Teething Remedy
An old remedy prized for teething children, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Byrue claims sixty years of use by millions of mothers. It supposedly relieves teething pain, cures diarrhoea, wringing, wind colic, and promotes health, priced twenty five cents.
Social News Briefs from Abbath and Nearby Areas
Abbath, Mass., and Bruce Fordham of Cornell visit their brother Dr. Walter Fordham in Delaware street. Charles Tobey and Lewis Williams return from a Gouldaboro fishing trip with 170 fish. Mrs. C. T. Thorpe returns home after visiting Green Ridge friends. Miss Emma Wall hosts a delightful dancing party at her North Park home. Mears & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbath
Mass
Bruce Fordham
Cornell University
Walter Fordham
Delaware Street
Charles Tobey
Lewis Williams
Gouldaboro
C. T. Thorpe
Forbat City
Green Ridge
Emma Wall
North Park
South Scranton Notes On Bowling Season Opening
Bowling at Arlington Alleys sees city league players and Liederkranz visitors preparing for the fall campaign. Scores were strong as Maennercher and Arlington teams plan another practice game this evening after a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liederkranz
Arlington
Pittston Avenue
Maennercher
Police Intervene During Sunday Baseball Game
Local rovers discuss the police stop of a Sunday baseball game caused by a complaint from a flat near the ball ground. Miller Cedar avenue undertaker denied knowledge of the incident and contacted the chief who promised to trace the informant. By 8 pm Miller learned the halt followed a resident's noise complaint to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Cedar Avenue
Day
Social at Locust Street Home Sparks Music and Mingling
A well attended party at 816 Locust street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Osburn featured a fine musical programme, dancing, and a midnight repast. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cordier, Jones, Martin, Hall of Carbondale, Hagen of Pittston, Mrs. Phaff and family, Osberson, Snyder of Philadelphia, the Caffery and Gilmartin families, Dougherty, Jordan, Osborn, Warry, Mullen, Fuller, O Boyle, Kearney, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn
Locust Street
Charles Cordier
Fred Jones
Martin
Hall
Carbondale
Hagen
Pittston
Phaff
J. Gilmore
Phaff, Jr
Osberson
Nicholas Snyder
Philadelphia
Annie
Katie Caffery
Maggie Gilmartin
Agnes Dougherty
Katie Jordan
Kate Osborn
Maggie Jordan
Bessie Warry
Della Osborn
Miss Morrison
Patrick Warry
Edward Mullen
Charles Fuller
Patrick Miles
Charles O'Boyle
Frank Kearney
Fishermen Return From Gouldsboro Trip
Bert Hepler Joseph Brieting and Harry Segal arrive home after a successful fishing excursion to Gouldsboro. Miss Emmi Lengler visits Lake Ariel for a few days. A German Beneficial society meeting was held at Mirtz's hall on Pittston avenue. A Fourteen Friends gathering is set for Cedar avenue headquarters this evening. Oysters headline the Sunday market at 633 Cedar avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hepler
Joseph Brieting
Harry Segal
Gouldsboro
German Beneficial Society
Mirtz's Hall
Pittston Avenue
Emmi\Lengler
South Webster Avenue
Lake Ariel
Sehley
Julia Donnelly
Fourteen Friends
Cedar Avenue
North Scranton Community Notes From Local Church and Societies
St Marys choir and Rev Moylan plus Rev Holmes led an outing to Lake Ariel with music rehearsals planned after return. Families welcome new baby daughter Silas Robinson. Glee society to discuss Brooklyn eisteddfod. Residents Edith Davis Helen Duggan and others returned from Lake Winola and Atlantic City trips. Christian Temperance union resumes meetings at Mrs Von Storchs home as officers are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Choir
Holy Rosary Church
Lake Ariel
J. W. Moylan
John J. Holmes
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Lake
Libbie Neary
William Chappel
North Main Avenue
Silas Robinson
Lake Winola
North Scranton Glee Society
Brooklyn
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Robert von Storch
East Market Street
Thomas H. Duggan
West Market Street
Helen
Loretta Duggan
City car tour through the square at 8 30 last night
A car tour moved through the city’s sections after departing the square at 8 30 PM yesterday. Remnant Days is advertising with Mears and Hagen associated with the event.
Moonlight Tennis Club Ride to Elmhurst
Dunmore residents from the Tennis club enjoyed a moonlight trip to Elmhurst on Tuesday. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Clayton Dalrymple, a quartet of colored musicians provided entertainment and dancing until late, followed by supper. Attendees included many local youths and families. Gabriel Swartz of Cherry Street suffered a broken rib in an incident connected to the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
Clayton Dalrymple
Marion Bryden
Allie
Bessie Taft
Lydia
Helen Farrar
Grace Horan
Katherine Teeter
Jennie Davis
Jessie Moffatt
Ethel Smith
Bessie
Emma Bone
Grace
Margaret Curtin
Ida
Obituary notes Cora Roberts daughter of City Assessor
Miss Cora Roberts 19, daughter of City Assessor 8. N. Roberts, 1703 Summit Ave, died yesterday at 8 16 pm after a lingering illness. Born in North Scranton, she was the couple’s only child, active in Memorial Baptist Church where she sang in the choir and taught Sunday school. Funeral from home Saturday. interment Washburn Street Cemetery. Final arrangements to be announced. Also MR. Scanlon of Moscow died yesterday morning after a short illness. survived by Mary, Alice, Mrs. Fred O’Rourke of Gouldsboro, Nellie and James. Community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Roberts
N. Roberts
Summit Avenue
Scranton
Memorial Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Scanlon
Moscow
Mary
Alice
Fred O'Rourke
Gouldsboro
Nellie
James
Reduced rail fare for Des Moines event trip announced
For the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F meeting in Des Moines September 16 to 20, Lackawanna Railway offers round trip from Beranton at 31.95 dollars. Tickets go on sale September 11 to 14 and return by September 22, with extension to October 16 possible on deposit with a joint agent for a 60 cent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand Lodge
I. O
O. F
Des Moines
Lackawanna Railroad
Beranton
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Bt. Patrick's Church
Jeremiah Holligan
James Minhy
Michael Mack
Martin Delaney
Frank Madden
M. Moran
Kime-Williams
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Artisca
Globe Warehouse
General News
South Scranton
Mrs. Osburn
North Scranton
Norfolk
Peter Thompson
Walton
Sumter Brothers, Complete Outfitters
Dunmore
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Edward VII
Dixie's
Lyceum Theatre
M. Itcis
and. Duffy
Eer
Mittenthal Bros
Dreyfus
Toany Gutrt
Jesie
Boe
Gale
Star Theatre
ALF
G. Herrington
Octoroons
Olive Evans
Joseph H. Evans
Storrs Avenue
James Devaney
River Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Patrick Philbin
Tod Cedar Avenue
St. John’s Church
William Fitzpatrick
Raiilroad Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Iowa
Alfred E. Aarons
Geo. HM. Murry
Antoinette
Geo. ‘Totten Smith
Josephine Hall
Walnut Street
Columbia Theater
Boston
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E. D. Stair
Ward
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Myrkle-Harder Stock Co
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