Obsequies for Miss Mame Sheerin at St Patrick's Church
The funeral of Miss Mame Sheerin, who died at the Academy of Music, was held at St Patrick's Church with a solemn high mass. Family and friends attended, including the Daughters of Erin and St Cecilia's, with floral tributes and pallbearers named. Burial followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Scranton
Evangelist Pugh
Mame Sheerin
Academy of Music
Father Lavell
Ue Cella
Daughters of
Erin
John P. Kearney
Nellie Thehe
St Cecelia's Society
Harp
Daughters of Erin
Mary Tuffy
M. Storm
B. L. Cawley
Nellie Tighe
Anna L. Kearney
Patrick J. Sheverin
Patrick J
William
Michael
Frank
Cecelia
Margaret
John F. Kearney
Joh McDonough
William Murray
Patrick Durkin
Frank Clarke
Richard Walsh
Michael Hogan
Michael Graham
Michael (Ulkin
John KR. Jones
Miners Union Meeting Draws Hundreds in Bellevue Heights
An open air miners meeting in Bellevue Heights drew several hundred workers to hear Deputy Organiser Courtright and other leaders discuss the miners union tied to the American Federation of Labor. A second gathering is planned for French Roof Hall on Washburn Street at 7:30 PM with all local miners invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Heights
Miners’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Coutright
French Roof
Washburn Street
Courtright
Open air session invites public attendance
An open air session invites the public to attend. The notice urges community members to join and participate in the gathering, signaling a transparent local deliberation or discussion event hosted in a public venue.
Used Knife and Revolver Incident on Scranton Street
Henry Peter and his wife on Scranton street fought Wednesday night with relative Gaetan Naso intervening. Peter drew a knife and tried to slash Naso while Angel Shetsy interfered. A revolver was used in the melee on Beranion street. Lt Williams and Patrolman Peters arrested all three. At arraignment Allerman Mores fined Peter and Naso $5 and Shetsy paid his fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Peter
Scranton Street
Gaetan Naso
Peter
Naso
Angel Shetsy
Williams
Patrotrwr Peters
Beranion Street
Allerman Mores
Boy Narrowly Escapes Injury From Street Car
Last evening a young boy narrowly escaped injury on North Main Avenue near Clarke Broe stores when he ran in front of a slowly moving street car and was struck by the fender, thrown several feet. injuries described as slight and the boy shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Clarke Broe
Scranton Woman Charged With Cruelty To Animal
Cherlee Lawson of Scranton street hired a horse from Liveryman Joseph Kelly and abused it. Alderman Kelly issued a warrant for Lawson’s arrest on cruelty charges. Bail was forfeited, and Jacob Eliman re-arrested Lawson, who remained in the police station awaiting a morning hearing before Alderman Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherlee Lawson
Scranton Street
Joseph Kelly
Alderman Kelly
Lawson
Jacob Eliman
Welsh Evangelist Rev John Pugh Preaches in Bellevue
Rev John Pugh of Caerdydd South Wales conducts Welsh language services at Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church this evening. He was a delegate to the Presbyterian synod in Washington DC and will preach in Welsh to friends before returning home. his English language sermons in the old country are common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pugh
Caerdydd
South Wales
Bellevue
Pugh
Presbyterian Synod
Washington, D. C
Old Country
Preaching at Allis Mission on Profit or Loss Evening
Lieutenant H. A. Parsons will preach next Sunday evening at the Allis mission and illustrate remarks with craven sketches. His subject, Profit or Loss, Which. Public invited. West Side Republican club to meet tomorrow evening to consider important business. Waldie Stevens of Moore's meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Parsons
Allis Mission
West Side
Republican Club
Waldie Stevens
Moore's
Fine White All Wool Blankets Sale Offers Varied Prices
The notice lists several 11-4 and 12-4 pure wool white blankets with jacquard borders and heavy weight. Values range from 5.50 to 12.00, with sale prices noted for each item. The garbled text suggests multiple listings and discounts on substantial wool blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacpeckaeouceersan
BAO Ovice
Mogi Coc
Sco
Csves
Lenansesec
Teveunax
UEP Say
Vivcastnsesices
Gans
Bankruptcy market tale reveals arm injury and party toast
Market reports a person suffering a lacerated arm from falling from a chair while cleaning windows. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church hosted a curprise party for Mrs. R. B. G. Morgan on South Main avenue Wednesday evening. Members of the disbanded Republican league may merge with the West Side Republican club.
Local Residents Attend Visits and Recoveries in Scranton Area
Edward Moore of Sneckson Street recovers from an attack of appendicitis. Mrs. David Behring of Tunkhannock, sister Mrs. J. T. Grannareber, and Miss Margaret Moylan of Chestnut Street visit relatives. Miss Nolan of Middletown is entertained by Mrs. Gilroy and others. Mrs. M. K. Collins returns to Washington from North Main Avenue. Richard Harris of Acker Avenue, injured at the Dodge mine, is able to be around. Mrs. James G. B. Lewis of Kineston visits relatives on Hampton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moore
Sneckson Street
David Behring
Tunkhannock
J. T. Grannareber
North Bromley Avenue
Margaret Moylan
Chestnut Street
Wagnar
Mise Nolan
Middletown
Missex Gilroy
Jackson Street
T. V. Powderty
Mire
M. K. Collins
North Main Avenue
Washington, PD. C
Sichard Harris
Acker Avenue
Dodge
Giround Fein
James GB. Lewis
Kineston
Hampton Street
Pretty South Scranton Wedding Unites Hartman Family
The wedding of Tiina Hartman to Peter Kellerman was held at the Hartman home in South Scranton. About 100 guests attended as Rev W A North officiated, with flower girl and ushers, a Mendelssohn march, and a grand reception. The couple will begin housekeeping at 1016 Crown Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacab Hartman
Cedar Avenue
Hireh Street
Tiina Hartman
Peter Kellerman
Crown Avenue
Goucers
W. A. North
Hickory Street
Fred Kellerman
William Fick
Wiltdeheim Barnhardt
Kate Fickne
Rose Harnhardt
Lydia North
Mendelssohn
Carrie Nape
Kate Kellerman
Ide
Chaise
Theresa Brill
Florence Rews
Mamie Lengter
Minnie Fickus
Tose Asperschliger
Kellerman
Cetar Avenue
Smith case ends with amicable settlement over charges
The case of Mrs. Helen Smith against Frank Scholofsky and his wife ended yesterday morning after the defendants aided Deputy Constable Mirtz in a shameful manner Wednesday night while being taken to Alderman Loutes' office. At arraignment Mia Smith and Mirtz withdrew their charges and an amicable settlement was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Frank Scholofsky
Constante Mirtz
Loutes
Mia
Smith
Mirtz
Charlies
Tragic Fire Injury Claims 6-Year-Old Girl
The six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Spitz of Stone Avenue died from burns suffered at home last night. Her clothing caught fire while she was dressing and she was quickly enveloped in flames. Neighbors and physicians attempted to help, but she did not survive. Funeral arrangements have not been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Spitz
Stone Avenue
Address orders to Sharkey in Cedar Avenue notice
To South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Address orders to C. B. Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Local Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby
Residents report visits and returns including Mrs D F Toole of Penn avenue visiting Dundadf relatives and Miss Emma Yeager of Moscow connected to Miss Grace Lutis of Marlo airoet. Mrs W M MacArthur suffers throat issue prompting possible surgery. Mr and Mrs Valentine Wiles return from Philadelphia and Mrs J B Root from Mortrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F.toole
Penn Avenue
Dundadf
George Hogers
Lawrence
Capouse Avenue
New York City
Emma Yeager
Moscow
Grace Lutis
Marlo Airoet
George Palmer
Madison Avenue
Elmira
Johnson & Co
L H H. Stevens
Walle Cathe Digner
MacArthur
W.T. MacArthur
Misa Dlattle Guneter
Washington Avenue
Bar
Valentine Wiles
Philadelphia
J. B. Root
Mortrose
Champion Egg Swallower Sets Bizarre Record
In a mountainous region east of Cone Ives Anne Stone devours eggs with bells on. He recently swallowed twenty five eggs in a bet in Fhute ville surpassing prior marks. The feat took an hour to finish and earned five dollars, with Stone alive the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Jevnova
Ives Anne Stone
Fhuteville
Stone
Hartford Timex
Grain-OT Beverage Promises Health Benefits
A reader testimonial claims Grain-OT from pure grains improves wellbeing and digestion when coffee is unsuitable. The letter urges grocers to stock the product and presents it as a nourishing, healthful table drink for all ages, with simple preparation directions.
Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough
A Dunmore notice highlights a missionary meeting supported by the Presbyterian Church for Italian children. It notes a free Chestnut street kindergarten opened Wednesday, run by Miss Morris of Scranton and Miss Mary Decker of Dunmore, with renovations by church committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Lena B. Spettigue
Frank Lent
Neptune Hose Company
Chestnut Street
Morris
Scranton
Mary Decker
Dunmore
Presbyterian women discuss Wooan and Prayer at meeting
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs. Myron Knight's Monroe avenue home yesterday afternoon. Papers on Wooan and Prayer were read by several members and an original piece on The Lord's Prayer was read by Mrs. WW. F. Oibbons. A business session followed and the group scheduled a future meeting at Mrs. H. Beyea's home in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Myron Knight
Monroe Avenue
Wooan
Boyd
King
Lodge officers named for next term in Odd Fellows meeting
At the regular lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows nominations were made for the next term. Names listed include Noble Grand Thomas F Keller and Vice Grand J G Bone with others in senior roles and secretaries. Election is set for Wednesday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
Thomas F. Keller
J. G. Bone
H. F Marshall
E. Spencer
P. Brady
H. F P. Marshall
J. E. Dainty
Henry Weber
James QC
Wustee
H. BE. Spencer
George Harper
Grandlodge
Arthur Spencer
Richard Weber
Miss Leona Spettigue Weds Prank Lent In Honesdale
Miss Leona B Spettigue married Prank Lent at her parents home on North Blakely Street in a Methodist Episcopal ceremony performed by Hey A J Van Cleft. Afterward guests from Scranton Jermyn Carbondale and Port Jervis attended, with the couple planning residence in Honesdale where Lent works for Gibbs Kelly & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona B. Spettigue
J. Spettigue
North Blakely Street
Hey. A.J. van Cleft
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
Theodore Spettigue
Mary
William P. Bray
Jermyn
Phoebe
Alice Neave
Frank Richmond
Clara
W. H. Higgins
Edna
Scranton
Misa Jennie Wood
Moosic
Joseph Lent
Rutledgedale
Hard- Hek
Ed Lent
Port Jervis
White
Misa Rena Wood
Beechlake
C. L. Spettipue
Matet
Mise
A. V. Spettigue
Ol N. Spettigue
Jeremiah Garrett
George Garrett
George Spettigue
Honesdale
Co. F. Coyle
N. Caryl
Forest City
Julius Spaeth
Neptune Hose Company to Hold Fair Preparations
The Neptune Hose Company met last night to dispose of matters for the forthcoming fair. Firemen plan a rousing venture. The Ladies Auxiliary of Locomotive Railroad Trainmen held a social on Clay avenue at Edward Warner’s home. Virginia Saunders’ friends gave a farewell surprise at her parents’ New York street home as she departs Dunmore for the west next week. The select board meets this evening and a teacher will be chosen for the newly introduced business course in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Hose Company
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Edward Warner
Clay Avenue
Mise Virginia Saunders
New York Street
Mise Saunders
Dunmore
West
Seelched Board
Local Notices and Socials from Susquehanna to Dunmere
W F Gibbons returned yesterday from Susquehanna Pa where he attended presbytery sessions. The Daughters of America held a postponed social at Laurel Hill park. Miss Hill a Boston elocution graduate met public school teachers in Dunmere. J J Curtis of Honesdale representing American Book Company visited Dunmere. Gilbert Close registered as a student at Princeton College and left for Princeton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs N A Doyle of Clark's Green and Virginian Loomis of Lemon visited Prof RR N Davis at North Blakely street Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey. W. F. Gibbons
Susquehanna
Daughters of America
Laurel Hill Park
Miss Hill
School of Oratory
Bost
Mass
Dunmere
J. J. Curtis
Honesday
American Book Company
Gilbert Close
Princeton College
Cloay
Princeton
Funeral for Michael Lavelle Follows Dewey Drum Corps Lead
The funeral for Michael Lavelle, who died after a mine incident in North Scranton, proceeded from his late Charles street home with the Dewey Drum corps leading to St. Patrick’s Church where Rev. J O Toole officiated. Interment was in Cathedral cemetery as friends and family observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lavelle
Hts
Charles Street
Dewey
J O'Toole
Cathedral
B. Vo Witeon
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Puerto Principe
Cuba
Thea
J. Sullivan
Wayne Avenue
Hugene Knight
San Pronctivo
Thomas Knight
Hioom Avenue
T. J. Sullivan
Sturn
University of Tenneylvania Dental College
Michael Murray
Mary Street
Sayrday
Annie Jane
Olyphant
James Henry
Firet
Third Ward
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Mamne Sheerin Yestaday
Miners’ Meeting
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
S&s Main Avenue
Mariani & CO
Wigth St
New York
Qur
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton News
Lena Hartman
Green Ridge
Dunmore Borough
North Scranton
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Rockers
Ingrain
Ive Andrews
Chita Morten
Laken Ariel
Vielind Snew
Josephine Anderson
Miew Steele Morrly
Nanticoke
Mee
Rees
Summit Venue
Mepars
Jenkin Evans
Cooney Pirknes
Harry Cruces
Caytirn Street
Margaret Liewellan
Plarmouth
and Mix
John Henry
Warren Street
James Jordan
Austin M Weights
St. Lawrente
Old Forge
THE
Patent Record
Baltimore, Md
Lyceum Theatre
Queen OF Chinatown
Averonlo
Hocord
New York Ward
Maxes
Academy OF Fusic
Seusunene
RRS
Lessers
Luda, Manag
bin Tox Stuck
Mir
Clos
Leybum
Bardouws
Madame Sans Gene
Neing
Matinees
Dixie
Ajax
Ajax Remedy CO
Gerantea
Matthews Brow
H. C. Dandereon
Druggiata
Tribune
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