West Scranton Welcomes Home 10 R H Williams
Richard A Williams, councilman from the Fifth ward, returns from abroad to a reception in Cooperative Hall. W Gaylord Thomas and others deliver addresses, praising his public service and urging continued support for education and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Hall
W. Gaylord Thomas
E. H. Ripple
William R. Lewis
Howell Harrie
Belect
Richard A. Williams
Fifth Ward
Nila
FB. HH. Ripple
A. A. Voshure
George W. Jenkins
Philip Rinslund
Noger Evans
Kinger Evans
John
David 2
Davis
W. Gayle Thomas
Willams
Hin
Sinewrix
Local Weddings Reported In City Neighborhoods
Robert J Hepburn and Miss Jessie Smith wed today at the bride elects home on Meridian street. John Burns and Miss Margaret O Breeyle wed tomorrow at Holy Cross church. Jewish Marehall and Miss Anna Wilkins marry this evening at the bride elects home. Michael Z May and Miss Gwen Davie plan to marry tomorrow evening at stated locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Hepburn
Jessie Smith
Nown
Meridian Street
John Burns
Blane Avenue
Margaret O'Breyle
Raidlroad Avenue
Holy Cros Church
Jewish Marehall
South Ninth Street
Anna Wilkins
Lugernan Street
Michael Z. May
Division Street
Gwen Davie
Archbald Street
Theorrew Eventing
Anniversary Party for Davis Family Daughter Annie
The Davis home on North Bromiley Avenue hosted a seventh year celebration for Annie Davis with games and refreshments after a long afternoon of mirth. Mrs. Davis was assisted by Mrs. Arthur Banning Miss Sudle M Edwards and Miss Lizzie Herbert of Old Forge. Guests presented many gifts to Annie Davis. Flashlights were a feature of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas X. Davis
North Bromiley Avenue
Annie
Davis
Mere
Arthur Banning
Mise Sudle M. Edwards
Lizzie Herbert
Old Forge
Mise Davis
Dress Goods Opening Showcases Wide Range of Fabrics
Broad display highlights all grades styles colors and weaves available this season with exclusive novelties and the finest plaid back and reversible suitings in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Ladies invited to explore the annex during Dress Goods Opening week with no talk of purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Peruna Promises Health For Women Through Vitality
An advertisement extols health as a woman’s right and promotes Peruna as a treatment for catarrhal conditions and related pelvic ailments. It asserts the product strengthens the mucous membranes and restores normal function, offering a free copy of HEALTH AND BEAUTY from Dr. Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Health and Beauty
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Local Baseball Challenge Across Two Counties
The Olyphant Browns invite the South Side Pittston Meds Wilkes Barre amateurs Archbald Carbondals Moosle Poplars Modocs of Carhin Street to a Saturday September 15 game at the Olyphant grounds. Half the expenses are guaranteed to captain William Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Browns
Pittston Meds
Wilkes- Barre
Archbald
Carbondals
Moosle Poplars
Modocs
Carhin Street
Timy
William Patten
Mothers Helpers Club Schedules Meetings and Fundraiser
The Mothers Helpers club meets Tuesday at 4 PM for girls ages five to twelve. A postponed lawn social will be on Mrs George Carsons lawn Tuesday evening with all invited to support the Young Women's Christian Association in its first winter fundraiser. Last years committee chairmen should attend Thursday evening at 8 to plan. A Sunday September 6 mass meeting at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church in West Scranton features Rev Dr Sweet and Mrs Gates with presiding officer Mrs Ripple. New members may enroll this week for a one dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Helpers
Tuesay
George Carson
Christian Asecativon
Simpson Methodet Episcopal Church
West Scranton
Young Women’s Christian Association
Sweet
L. M. Gates
Central City Association
Ripple
Scranton Association
Friends
Community notices and funeral services fill local pages
The town records funeral rites for Mr vod Mix Willian Varnmui and lists interment details at Warhbiris sitet vemeter. Other items cover a Wind peetertay ital burial, church meetings in New York, and upcoming services at various cemeteries. Social events include outings at Nay Aug park and a dance at Lapel Al park Leet, with youth groups active at St. Leo's battalion parade plans and local school notices from Stroudvlying and West Lackawanna avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fier
Vod Mix
Willian Varnmui
Hove
York
Manan
Otcek
Dame Hd
Nowtis
Charles Mn
Peetertay Ital
Marriet B. Prank
New York
Hindeufee
Methodiat Episcopal
Andresad
Nay Aug Park
Ol So
Firet
Welsh Ballet Church
Guy Helpham
Columbia Ice Company
Famiel McKeover
Wheeling
Weel Virginia
A. T. Eynon
Lake Winola
Eigar Twining
Mauch Chink
Alfred Twining
Swetland Srvet
Soul Club
David’ Hal
Woindin
Chiitian Aeiolation
George M. Gureon
South Main Avenue
Melle Pianagan
Stampton Street
Wlong
Mies
Lule Cosine
West Lackawanna Avent
Hee
West Chuter State Normal Mall
Stella Murray
Toonstatrent
Algomaburg State Normal School
Carolé Drill
West Lackawanna Avenue
Wilkes-Murte
Mandhe Matthews
Te Whiting Friads
Kyun
St. Leo's Battalion
Orl
St. Firendews Opancil
Youn Sins Institute
Mears’ Hall
Scranton Residents Report Local Movements and Meetings
Rudolph Kuli of South Scranton and John Moghes of North Lincoln Avenue are noted in tonight's brief notices. Miss Gertrude Hughes returns from New Milford after a two week stay. Walter Lewis comes back from a week with a friend in Philadelphia. The West Side board of trade meets tonight to discuss the viaduct and park features. Jane No. dt B A will convene at St. John's Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kuli
South Scranton
John Moghes
North Lincoln Avenue
Iene
Gertrude Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
New Milford
Walter Lewis
Sorin Aide Park Avenue
Philadelphia
West Side Board of Trade
Jane No
B.A
St. John's Church
North Scranton News Highlights Local Deaths and Events
The article reports interment services for Mary Duty at the Cathedral Cemetery and the funeral of Charles Stewart on Oak Street. It notes community updates including teachers returning to Grammar B, Miss Florence Walker resuming duties, and residents like Miss Anna Walsh and Mr. Murray Kennedy traveling or retiring. It mentions sporting plans of the North Trail backet team and a storm-related note for the North Kid and St. Lea's games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Patina Stront
Moers Taylor Hospital
Charles Stewart
Reileive
Oak Street
Ueitermetit
Ceuelery
Profoma Kemmerling
Mies
May Benedict
Florence Walker
New York
Pal Bee
Mice Walker
Selines
Reading
Wil- Tinmasport
Murray Kennedy
Church Avenue
Fleetville
Munmaier
Anna Walsh
Bnen
New York City
Mies Mercuvet Balwards
Philadelphia
William Lowry
Chutely Avenue
Sequenciay
Pitthwrg
Brick Avenue
Wilkes Barre
Ai Mes
Cinna Pallet
Rotpaford
Albert Galvin
North Stites Avenue
Ternynd Davis Ont
Lavenetuinnot
Weoming Coun
Richard Rutter
Wayne Avenue
Leegents Creech
North Trail
Storm of
St. Lea's
Mont Tyeelay
Freightened horse rampages through town injuring two
A frightened horse bolted down North Wakely Street yesterday afternoon striking two boys, injuring one severely. The animal dashed into Mr. Millan's store, dragging its harness and causing chaos. Freierich Miller, four years old, died after a two week illness following the incident. Andrew Soumela was killed Thursday on the No. 1 wharf. funeral held Saturday with a large turnout. Borough schools opened with increased attendance. Mrs Dirdaaa and Karl Altemon are mentioned among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil
Hotehwan
Patrick Magan
Iterlf
Jones
Mr. Ackerman
Deutsylvania Coal Company
Vile
Dietance
Andrew Soumela
Sociele Corona
SM Italy
Sovlota Arby
Pathor Dewph
Tr. Anthonys Titan Church
Mt. Carmel
Mies Dirdaaa
New Maree
Cain
Karl Altemoau
Edward Helly
Binghamton
Requiem Mass and funeral services in South Scranton
The community gathered in South Scranton for a Requiem Mass at St John’s Church and the funeral of Frank Griffin of Genet Street. The service was conducted by Rev Father O’Donnell at St John’s and burial followed at Cathedral Cemetery with pallbearers Michael Flaherty Peter Judge Thomas Brady William Dolan John Gibbons and Thomas Brobron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffin
Genet Street
St. John's Church
Father O'Donnell
Cathedral
Michael Flaherty
Peter Judge
Thomas Brady
William Dolan
John Gibbons
Thomas Brobron
Funeral of Mrs Mary Pehibek Held at Pittston Avenue
The funeral of Mrs Mary Pehibek who died last Friday was held yesterday from the home of her daughter Mrs Adam Enger on Pittston Avenue. Rev PB chhrisc of St Marys Church River Street said the high mass and sermon. Interment followed at the German Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers: George Bech loft John Walsh Frank Grambo John Weiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pehibek
Adam Enger
Pittston Avenue
PB. Chhrisc
St. Mary's Church
River Street
George Bechloft
John Walsh
Frank Grambo
John Weiser
Alderman Raddy Rules Against Gerrity in Purcell Watch Case
Alderman John J. Raddy issued a final decision in the Purcell versus Gerrity matter heard August 71. The dispute arose over a watch owned by Purcell, a bartender in the Bank Hotel run by BP F. Gerrity, who claimed he was defamed by Purcell. The ruling condemns Gerrity to pay Purcell 720 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Raddy
Purcell
Shamokin Guest Receives Saturday Evening Reception
Albert Gilger of Shamokin as guest of Ray Rend of Fig street enjoyed a party Saturday at Mr. Reed's home. The event featured suries, dancing, singing, grotesque lighted attitudes, and a tight character refreshment service. Attendees included Misses Josie Metdlar Elizabeth O'Hara Agnes Manley Hattie Kellerman Mame Crane Mame Clare Maury McGovern Kate Hastings Margaret Manning Katherine Dowling and Messrs William Dedder Charles Deddoe Thomas Jones Jamra Ford Oscar Jones Jessie Reed William Austin Selden Brady Ray Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gilger
Shamokin
Ray Rend
Fig Street
Mr. Reed
Josie Metdlar
Elizabeth O'Hara
Agnes Manley
Hattie Kellerman
Mame Crane
Mame Clare
Maury McGovern
Kate
Scranton Athletes Increase Turnout for Autumn Practices
The Scranton Athletic Club sees growing turnout as autumn nears. Victor Noth of the West Side led last night’s session focusing on Indian clubs and high jumping with double bar exercises. The group trains for an upcoming exhibition and dance later this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
Victor Noth
West Side
Peach social and busy meeting scenes at local church events
The Ladies Aid of Cedar Avenue Methodist Church hosts a peach social this evening in the church hall. The Patriotic Order Lone of America held its weekly meeting at Hapillanty Hall on Mitelen Avenue. Several locals are noted visiting relatives and attending various social or club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies* Aid Society of the
Cedar Avenue
Epropoeal Church
Church Partons
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Hapillanty Hall
Mitelen Avenue
Fred Welnby
Willow Street
Spitcer &Co
Albrecht
Moboken
Mra
Frichtel
Cedar Aveni
Frook Diver
Gutheinz
Welser & Grever
A Bdenbueh
Wasmart
Sophia Mart
Graye
Phlatelphia
Mindora
South Ride to Hyde Park Central City Address Note
Culeve to J T Sharkey at 1004 Cedar avenue with phone 0683 listed for the South Ride in central city and central Hyde Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ride
Central City
Central Hyde Park
Culeve
J.T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Pretty Graceful Walking Skirts Show Proper Cut
The ad promotes walking skirts that do not sag or droop. It claims their skirts are correctly cut to fit the figure perfectly and invites readers to try one on to see the neat and trim appearance.
Walking Skirts Offerings in Double Plaid Melton Cloths
Advertises one hundred Walking Skirts crafted from double plaid and heavy Melton cloths in 5 or 7 gore styles. Describes sturdy bottom stitching and full color range including black. Priced at $6.50 with a note of a reduced or implied lower Poents price at $4.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Footwear Advertisement for Misses and Children Shoes
Advertises Dongola patent and Kid Tip shoes for misss and children with heavy soles. Priced at 1.25 dollars, available in button and lace styles, box calf and Dongola uppers. Sizes range from 5 to 11 in various widths and oak tan soles.
Clergy Deaths and Local Obituaries Stir Scranton Last Week
Rev J T Sandaul formerly of St Peters Cathedral dies in Athens Pa after years as pastor of Holy Ghost Catholic. Also Elen J Erwin widow of J Erwin dies at 47 with funeral planned Wednesday. Fred Miller dies after pneumonia. John Stolak passes after hospital stay. Timothy Carrell dies at 48 Seventeenth Street with funeral at St Patrick's. infant Reilly burial in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sandaul
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cay
Holy Ghost Catholic
Athen
Father Sandaul
Baltitime
Baltimany
Preywre
Father Sandagt
Gidbere Fren Richter
O'Mara
Woodstock
Mary Land
GittebYiss
Dieewied
Scranton
Dies Cost
Walther Sdindaal
Vhie Ety
Athens
Pariah
O'Hara
Elen J. Erwin
J. Erwin
Fourth Street
Family Essence
John
Mary
Eilen
Holy Cross Church
John Stolak
Seventh Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Seo Stulak
Timothy Carrell
Requilen
St. Patrick's Church
Local figures return from summer trips and assignments
Park Place notes Bergeant Albert Urvig and Misses Nevitch Foanely and Wille Fina returning home from various travels. Anna Wacha, George Hebse, John Roberts, and others are listed as visiting or returning, with references to Diamond Avenue and nearby towns. The text records travel and duties of local residents in a brief roster style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hebse
Bortaveupe
John Roberts
Priceburg
Joland Baers Hand
Equity court week cases on Pawnee street partition
Judge Edwards presides in a week long equity session. Maria K. Kolb sues Daniel Thenneman to enforce partition of four Pawnee Street properties with Vaughan Partridge for the plaintiff and J H Burns H M Hannah for the defense. Brettneman contends plaintiff has no interest. W H Courtright v C W Thompson set for Friday. Angus Cameron v Agnes Gray et al for Thursday. George H Winans v Sanderson Ol and Specialty Co to be heard tomorrow. H and Reynolds v W P Boland et al listed but undated. McAndrews v Okell and Fallon v Castano continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Equity Court
Maria K. Kolb
Daniel Thenneman
Pawnee Street
Vaughan & Partridge
J. H. Burns
H. M. Hannah
Brettneman
W. H. Courtright
C. W.thompson
Angus Cameron
Agnes ©. Gray
George H. Winans
Sanderson Ol and Specialty Company
H. &. Reynolds
W. P. Boland
McAndrews
Okell
Fallon
Castanso
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Welcome Home
R. H. Williams
David Jenkins
Howel Harris
Mr. Willams
David Stephens
Williams
Warren
Stephens
Atlantic City
Joh T Wiliams
Williame
Orman
Jenkins
Main Avenue
America
Great Britain
France
Germany
Globe Warehouse
Alugo
Miss Edwards
North Scranton
Dunmore
St. John’s Church
Mary Pehlbek
Ruddy
Purcell-Gerrity Case
Fred Weinig
Mrs. Pehibek
Mr. Gilger
Pea Coal
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
Donas Long
Fred Miller
Taeles Muller
Devi Avenue
Dhe Yee
Mattlwaul Reilly
Stone Avenue
Mlyd Rynday Ching
Afbernoun
Park Place
Katharine Rober
Camille
Hazle Kirke
Dhaily Metiness
Lyceun Theatre Burcuoder & Reis
A. J. Duffy
Hoyt's
Amey Ames
Teautiful May Fiske
Mamta Forbes Gertrude
Pormond
Than I Lve
Cas Tom
Louv
Harry Bond
Will Blliott
Prius Taner Teor
Speer
Hileens
Tée
Lza
Todin
Soule
Wale
New Gaiety Theatre
Tenderloin Burlesquere
Stroudsburg State Normal
Speat
Studette
Tew
Geo. P. Bible
A. ML
East Stroudsburg
Gordon
HH. S. Gordon
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