Keeley and civic notices in Scranton area events
A crowded local notices column lists Keeley league meetings at various venues, a marriage at St Peters cathedral, a divorce proceeding, jail commitment, Prohibition addresses by Rev Quincy Lee Morrow, and Democratic county committee planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Hiss
Lil
Nan May Griffin
Jones
John J. Fiynn
Annie FE
Pryor
St. Peter's Cathedral
C. B. Peeley
Titrick Durkin
Annie Ruddy
Theodore Dunbar
Aldermin Millar
John Nelson
Dixcourt
Quincy Lee Morrow
Baltimoore
Tie
Hyde Park
Providence
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Mears’ Hall
T. J. Jennings
Merrifield
Burke
Denwith
Costello
O'Boile
Needy & Murray
Commonwealth Building
Epworth League of
Bim Park
F. P. Christian Expands Spruce Street Store With Clothes
F P Christian will open a new clothing department on the second floor of 412 Spruce Street on Saturday. The division will offer ready made garments manufactured for his trade with emphasis on style, material and fit. An electric elevator will connect the floor to the hat and gents furnishings shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. P. Christian
Spruce Street
Mr. Christian
Mission of Kin Takihashi Prospers at Maryville College
Kin Takihashi, the Japanese student who visited Wilkes Barre and Scranton to raise funds for Maryville College’s YMCA building, reports a successful Northward trip. Backers are assured their contributions were well invested as the enterprise is now underway, per the Record editor who witnessed progress and knows the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Kin Takihashi
Wilkes Barre Record Notes Recovery and Ongoing Promise
The report states the subject has recovered from severe illness and that his career of promised usefulness has not been interrupted. The tone emphasizes restored health and continued potential without detailing dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes- Barre
Sudden Death Claims Local Stonecutter James Hetherington
James Hetherington a 45 year old stonecutter died on the sidewalk before the National Express Company office in Scranton after a momentary fainting spell caused by heart disease. He was identified by Undersaker Ranb later in the day. Coroner Longstreet’s jury ruled heart failure. He leaves a wife and three children. The funeral is set for tomorrow with interment in Peckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hetherington
Mis Summit Avenue
North End
National Express Company
Lackawanna Uye- Hue
Hetherington
Bo M. Willaims
Wyoming
Lark- Powte
Gass
Sixtress
Wedge Elm
Pennypacker
Stone Bay
Raul
Longstreet
Ranb
Providence Castle Knights of the Mystle Chain
Lamestreet
Wiliam, Raub
Charles Taut
Dr Kelly
George Perigo
C. MM. Custer
Peckville
Schilling Named Musical Director Of Scranton Liederkranz
Professor W. P. Schilling organist and conductor of St. Peter's cathedral choir was elected musical director of Scranton Liederkranz, receiving 33 votes to 28 for Theodore Hemberger at last night's meeting. An organ recital by J. Alfred Pennington is set for Elm Park church tomorrow evening featuring a varied program culminating with a grand chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Harvey's Lake
Keeley Leagun
Mavdlisin Avenue
W. P. Schilling
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Scranton Liederkranz
Schilling
Theodore Hemberger
J. Alfred Pennington
Elm Park Church
Oclock
Miss Hardenberghs Pinnoforte School Reopens This Thursday
The Pinnoforte School under Miss Hardenbergh plans a September 10 reopening. A Mason system harmony theory and musical history course is advertised at 633 Madison Avenue. Tonight the Penn Avenue Baptist church women serve a chicken supper from 6 to 7 in the church parlors. Dr. H. F. Reynolds, dentist, located in Williams Building opposite the post office, has a fall millinery display at Brown’s Bee Hive. Jordan's butter cakes and coffee are offered at 10 cents. Tonking Garihan wedding in Scranton marks Sept 23 at Rev. Richard Hiorne’s residence. John Arthur Tonking and Miss Lilian Garihan, both of Scranton, unite in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
The
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Obituary notices from Scranton list two deaths
Brilbow tIn Scranton Sept 2 Mary Dilbow and granddaughter of Plaherty aged 5 years two months funeral notice later. Flannaghan Scranton Sept 20 Patrick Flannaghan aged 46 funeral at 2 00 Thursday from Perry Avenue home services at Sea Sonny church burial Hyde
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilbow-Tin Scranton Tuesaday
Mary
Mantthew Dilbow
Patrick Plaherty
Flannaghan
Scranton
Patrick Flannaghan
Perry Avenue
Sea
Sonny
Hyde
Firemen's Day a Great Success in Scranton Parade
Thousands watched Scranton fire department showcase for the thirtieth annual Firemen's Day parade. Mayor Bailey praised the department after an inspection and review at the Wyoming House. The day's events included a formal parade along Jefferson and Adams avenues, an afternoon review, and an evening Music Hall reception and dance with the Lawrence Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Bailey
Music Hall
Scranton
Ciy
Roebling
Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming House
Company Quarter
City Hall
Batley
Liteen Street
Washington and
Adams Avenues
Jon Jefferson Avenue
Spruce Street
Jefferson Avenue
Frankie Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Adams Avenue
Pine Street
Washington Avenue
Linden Creest
Tribune
Allenlay
Music
Lawrence Orchestra
Isadore Goodman
F. W. Zizelmann
Nay Aug Engine Company
James H. Riley
Excelsior Hose Company
George Fasshold
Century Hose Company
Fire Department
E.c
Scranton Fire Department
Boschino Pardoned From Death to Life Imprisonment
Harrisburg clemency board commuted the death sentence of murderer Joseph Bosching to life imprisonment. Attorneys Horn and Warren argued the case, and Sheriff Clemons will inform Bosching of the commutation. Bosching was to be hanged on October 7 for the murder of Frank Consort in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Joseph Boscehino
George §. Horn
Everett Warren
Bosching
Sherrif Clemons
Commonwealth
Salvatore
Umbriane
Merah
Diphtheria death blamed on faith healers in urban case
Coroner Longstreet investigated a 12 year old boy’s death from diphtheria after faith healers failed to provide medical care. District Attorney Jones deems it criminal negligence and a coroner's jury will hear the case next Monday night at the court house arbitration room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet
John R. Jones
Jones
D. D. Jones
North End
James KR. Wood
Hollister Avenue
James
Mr. Wood
Wood
Board of Health
Marvine
Joseph Webb
W. M. Reedy
W. FE. Keller
A. E. Vorhis
C. M. Chamberlain
Jacob Demuth
Court House
Fall Styles Display Sets Pace for New Season
A display highlighting the drift of fall styles showcases the latest and most approved trends. The read appears designed to attract broad viewership, emphasizing value and relation to current fashions for today and tomorrow.
The Frothingham Notices and Local Ads
Scranton items call for settlement of debts to Wagner and Rela and claims presented to John U Swerre. Elks gather at lodge for Charles Zang funeral in formal attire. Hasiacher’s Millinery seeks staff. Brown’s Bee Hive offers hats and novelties. McGarrah’s insect powder marketed. Dr Jaeger goods promoted. McGarrah’s insect powder sold. Twining optician advertises services at Harris’ store. Lohmann’s serves steam clams chicken and beer.
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Scranton
Gut
Brown's
Bee Hive
Dr. Jaeger Sanitary
Thrifty Savings Highlighted for All Shoppers
Prices quoted are samples of saving items through our store. Every thrifty man or woman will appreciate the gain.
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Benny
Ackawanna
Cyly
St. Washiturton Avenue
Patrick J. Rowan
Bertha Robertson
Wilkie Rare
Alderman Miler
Woman's
Keeley League
Tavelock
Aml
Thomas W. Kay
Virginia Camp No
F. P. Christian
Tennessee
Board of Control
N. C. Schaeffer
Howell
Bronse Horse
Bauer
Rogers Tsrae Bauer
Conid Schroeder
L. Wormser
Cowen
Katherine Timberman
George Mitchel
Medley
George W. Ly
High March
el Capitan Ece Atuanae
Bouse Houer
Ecard
Summit Avenue
Liederkranz
Mugue
Nor
Merkel
Caroline Wolf
Spcederman
Ublimavnit
Reed
Miss Wolf
H. F. Reynolds
Williams Bldg
Bee _Hive
Jordan
Porrel Wigan
Kolalag
Porest
Covnell
Hickey
Neptune Mrelne
Reef Mngine Company
General Phinney Engine Company
St. Paul's Drum Corps
Eagl Krivine Company
Columbia Hose
Slagdra Floge Company
Phenix Hose Company
Excelior Hose Company
Rogers Band
Hook and Ladder Company
Wil Cornell Hose Company
Hinggold Band
Taylor Hose Company
No. 1
Cumberland Hose Company
Gil Neptune Hand Engine
John Timlin
Fred Warnke
M. McManus
Louis Sehwass
Charlee Baytor
J.J. O'Malley
Mook and Ladder Company
Weert Lackawanna Avenue
Franklin Engine Company
John Gibbons
William Connell Company
Crystals
Binghamton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Seraneton
Franklins
Engineer Higham
Middletown Fire Department
Peremon Millspaugh
Excelsior Hoge Company
Inson
Lackawanna and
Richard Davis
Taylor
Cusick
Boschino
Board of Pardons
His
James R. Wood
Boy
Charles Maynard
Hiver Otreet
David McKee
I Adama Avenue
Church of Christ
Maynard Wos
McKee
Beecham
A. R. Sawyer
Berry
Tarke Bros
Powell
Music Store
Ivers & Pond
Reeves Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Herr Kopff
the Frothingham
Wagner & Rela
John U. Swerr
Theater
Pregent, Wigner & Less
Hasiacher’s
Lackawanna Ive
McGarroh
M. Ackerman's
Penn Avenue
Twining
Harris
Dire Etore
Mm. I
Lohmann's
Spruce
Capes
Ruppeghts Crystal Plac
Penn Avs
Baptist Chure
William S. Millar
Center ST
Dunn
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