West Scranton Wedding on West Elm Street
Walter Davies bookkeeper for the & S. Beef company and Miss Ella May Sander wed at 10 oclock last evening at the bride’s home 915 West Elm street Rev J P Moffat officiated only immediate relatives present the bride wore white figured silk mulled satin trimmings bouquet of American beauty roses and Clark florist provided flowers a reception followed and the couple departed for a New York wedding trip Mrs Davies formerly a teacher at the International Correspondence Schools the bride is described as estimable and the groom as organist of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Davies
the &. & S. Beef Company
Ella May Sander
J. G. Sander
J. P. Moffat
West Elm Street
Clark
Lillie May Simpson
Davies
New York
International Correspondence Schools
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Bezalee! Davies
Washburn Street
Boy Narrowly Escapes Suffering at Oxford Dump
Willie Walsh, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Walsh of South Ninth Street, barely survived after a coal dump collapse buried him. Rescuers pulled him free after a difficult dig. he suffered minor injuries and a severe shock from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Michael Walsh
South Ninth Street
Oxford
District Convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
The quarterly convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union in the Scranton diocese will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Noon and Holland Wed In Holy Cross Church
Thomas Fr. Noon of 017 Meridian street and Julia Holland of 208 Broadway were wed at Holy Cross church at 5 yesterday. Officiant Hey W BP O'Donnell presided before a large gathering. The bride’s sister Angie Holland attended, with Martin Noon as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fr. Noon
Meridian Street
Julia Holland
Broadway
Holy Crow
Hey
BP. O'Donnell
Angie Holland
Martin Noon
Groham
Rev W L Evans Dies After Typhoid Illness
The Pligum Congregational church pastor in Plymouth West Scranton Rev W L Evans died yesterday from typhoid fever. He preached at Plymouth Congregational church and was a leading figure in the Wyoming association of Congregational churches serving as moderator last year. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Evans
Pligum Congregational Church
Plymouth
West Scranton
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wyoming Association of Congregational Churches
Funeral service for Mrs Sarah J Rowlands held at North Everett home
Services for the late Mrs Sarah J Rowlands were conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev Thomas de Gruchy of Jackson Street Baptist Church at her North Everett home. Many friends attended. pallbearers named were David Davia John Jones John Williams Hillman Gendall David Jones and James Dagger. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Sarah J. Rowlands
North
Everett Avenue
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
David Davia
John Jones
John Williams
Hillman Gendall
David Jones
James Dagger
Washburn Street
Community events set this afternoon and evening
Rev George Ulrich leads a woman's Bible class at 4 in the YWCA rooms and a mothers meeting at 3. Nev J B Sweet lectures tonight at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church on Providential History with a door offering. Democrats from Sixth and Eighteenth wards plan a mass meeting at Five Points Bellevue with balcony speakers from Golden's hotel, Patrick Lavelle of 2115 Price Street has left for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ulrich
Young Women's Christian Association
Nev
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist
Golden's Hotel
Patrick Lavelle
Price Street
Philadelphia
Ladies Autumn and Winter Gown Millinery Display
Elegant new gowns on view inviting public critique of styles tailoring trims linings finish and materials. The shop asks for candid opinions on the finest assortment of highly tailored fashionable gowns ever shown in the city.
A Word on Values Homespuns Clothing Line
A catalog style notice advertises pure wool fabrics and garments including dip front jackets with silk lining and six row stitched skirts. Describes a handsome serviceable skirt and offers Your Choice of Either Style.
Local News Briefs From Scranton Area
Numerous items note moves and injuries from local workers and residents. Daniel James left for Johnstown for a new job. Theodore Schulton suffered a crushed foot at Cliff Works. Mary Lewis funeral set for 2 PM at the Howell. An infant of Mr and Mrs Simms to be buried at Washburn Street cemetery. Elizabeth Graham held on $300 bail for assault. Mite May Jones appointed organist at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills' Eye Hospital
Daniel James
Luserne Street
Johnstown
Theodore Schulton
Bouwth Eighth Street
Clif Works
Hugh Jones
Neath
Bradford County
John T. Williams
South Main Avenue
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Meare’ Hall
Star Orchestra
Douglass Harvie
Dover
N. J
North Bromley Avenue
Alice Kelly
Springfield
Gaughan
Fourth Street
Moir
W. W. Adair
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Flinagnan
Luzerne Street
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Integra
Mary Lewis
Howel
Decker’s Court
Washburn Street
James Simms
West
Linden Street
Catherine EB. Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Elizabeth Graham
Swetland Street
Aldermain John
Margaret
Mia
Mundon
North Main Avenue
George H. Koch
Hyde Park Avenue
Community Notes From Green Ridge And Honesdale
Miss Merties Bayley of Green Ridge is visiting friends in Honesdale. Miss Jennie Millar of Delaware Street plans an extended visit with relatives in Wooster. Green Ridge lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows will elect officers at tonight's regular meeting. Mrs. W. W. Paterson of Philadelphia visited Green Ridge friends yesterday. The Bible school of Green Ridge Presbyterian Church marks rallying day next Sabbath with decorations music and exercises as part of the church year. The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Green Ridge will meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merties Bayley
Green Ridge Stret
Honesdale
Jennie Millar
Dielware Street
Wostonm
Mims
Green Ridge Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
W. W. Paterson
Philadulpha
Green Ridge
Scranton Man Praises Doan's Kidney Pills Cure
George G. Snyder of 500 Prospect Street recounts kidney pain and rheumatic stiffness. He bought Doan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros. drug store and reports immediate relief within a week, saying he was entirely cured. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
George G. Snyder
Dean
Matthews Bros
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doun's
Deleenties to Be Elected at Moscow County Convention
An election for Deleenties is set for Monday at 2 PM in Rapitat church on Monsey Avenue. The county convention will be held in Moscow in October. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapitat
Monsey Avenue
Deleenties
Moscow
Forty hours devotion ends at St Joseph's church
The forty hours devotion at St Joseph's church ends with a high mass and an impressive sermon by Rev Father Thumel. Two Polish weddings occurred in the area. The Gallagher son funeral and Minooka cemetery burial drew a large crowd as repairs begin at St Joseph's Catholic cemetery and streets vibrate with planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph'’s Church
Father Thumel
Anthony Gallagher
Minooka
Tobie Hart
Stafford Street
St. Joseph's Catholic
Peckville residents mix with visitors and officials
Mre Woodward of Peckville, a former local resident now in Peckville, spent yesterday with friends. Mrs PF W Ripley of Monroe Avenue entertains her daughter from Illen NY. Burgess Victor Burechell and Councilman William McAllister left yesterday for Philadelphia for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Woodward
Peckville
PF. W. Ripley
Monroe Avenue
Illen
N.Y
Victor Burechell
Counciman
William McAllister
Ywesterluy
Philadelphia
Obituary for Mary Kiteabuilh Metate at Whitcloak home
The obituary notes the peaceful death of Mary Kiteabuilh Metate at her Whitcloak home. Born in Dome in ISTt, she lived a long life with family by her side. Funeral arrangements are announced with services at Mary’s Catholic church and burial at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mary Kiteabuilh
Metate
Tari
Lin
Thor
Esterday
Bern
Lenin
Heine Efenk
Jour
Phe Devewsed
Dome
Istt
Thornton
Nice
Hornet
Yoo Wiley Attemibed
Ile Estate Negtial
Behuike
Mary's Caililiec Winarethy
Whitey
Lee Cockatiit
Marriage Customs in Russia Show Peculiar Test for Bride
Read about long standing Russian village rites where parents test a candidate bride by a supper visit. Choices hinge on behavior such as eating pace talkativeness cleanliness and even which bread she prefers. The church ritual features a dash to the pulpit with believed luck depending on who first touches the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansoof
Russia
Jt Ie
Aise
Young Couple Weds at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Tillie Marsch daughter of Fred Marsch of Pittston avenue and Birch street wed Philip Heckman of Philadelphia yesterday at 2:20 PM in the Hickory Street German Presbyterian Church. Rev W A Nordt officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s home with lawn decorations and congratulatory gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
Misa Tillie Mursch
Fred Mursch
Pittston Avenue
Birch Street
Philip Heckman
Philadelphia
Stev. W. A. North
Chartch
Prof
Chmiilt
Junger Maennerchor
Lohengrin
Nordt
Tillie Marsch
Cortone Wirth
Margaret Greenwold
Kate
Cedar Avenue church social draws large crowds on lawn
The Young People's society of Cedar Avenue Lutheran church hosted a cream social on William Bleachert's lawn at 604 Kim Street. Meadow Brook flowed past lanterns and tables while the Junger Maennerchor and church choir performed, raising a sizable sum for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Cedar Avenue Lutheran Church
William Bleachert
Kim Street
Meadow Brook
Tos
Junger Maennerchor
Society
Arthur Glazer
Oscar Spitzer
Emma Folbrenge
Ida Khen
Bela Khen
Augusta Vrbatite
Muwud Kostenbach
Em Ma Myers
Workplace Injuries Reported At Three Local Plants
In Lackawanna mills a worker named Michael Gallagher from Palm Street severed the left foot toe after his foot slipped under a machine. Foreman A. G. Mewlth at Scranton axle works injured a left hand bone and received a deep cut. Joe Miley of Pittston Avenue and Fig Street suffered crushed fingers while operating machinery. All injuries treated by Dr. Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackwweunna Mills
Michael Gallagher
Palmsmeet
J. Mautoy
Wees
A. G G. Mewlth
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Athletic club holds semi monthly meetings in Athletic hall
The Scranton Athletic Club and fall committee plan meetings tonight in Athletic Hall on Alder Street. The ball exhibition committee and other groups announce their gatherings with listed members including Chris Sbake John Roth Philip Wirth John Kiefer FO Neuls and Fred Klots. The Drum and Bugle corps arrange for a center event on December 22 in Athletic Hall with separate committees named for entertainment and logistics. The funeral of Thomas Walsh proceeded yesterday from his Hipple Street home to St John’s Church and on to Cathedral Cemetery after a mass by Father Melley. Mr and Mrs John C Sebreck return to Buffalo after a week with Mrs Sebreck's mother on Cedar Avenue. Edward Bunnell and Miss Lilian Carlyon noted at home, with Miss Maud Clager and Miss Gertrude Walsh visiting at Tremhurst and Mrs Rome Kellum visiting at Meiplewoent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
Athletice Hall
Alder Street
Chris Sbake
John Roth
Philip Wirth
John Kiefer
FO. Neuls
Fred Klots
Plotriotic Order Sons of Ameri Drum Orp
Athletic Hall
St. John's Church
Father Melley
Mathedral
John C. Sebreck
Bufilo
Lilian Carlyon
Willow Street
Maud Clager
Gertrude Walsh
Tmhurst
Rome Kellum
Trving Avenue
Meiplewoent
Decree Mack
Whiner
South Scranton
The Star Spangled Banner Extols Freedom and Victory
A festive, ceremonial line imagines the Star Spangled Banner being waved over lands freed from oppression. The speaker recalls victory and peace as a national motto and asserts enduring resolve to serve God and the nation.
Norwegian Ski Running and The Swift Pidians Turned
An antiquated account explains Norwegian ski design and use. A Westward surveyor builds skis, Indians chase tracks, and the Norwegians beat them on snowshoes. Ski motion stays parallel, using hip and thigh propulsion, with zigzag and side movements on steep slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
America
Eli
Nnne
Lughond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ella M. Sander
Holy Cross Church
Sarah Rowlands
St. David's Hall
Mother Mathew Society
John Shaughnessy
M. J. Jennings
Edward McHale
Sweeney
Thomas J. Fleming
T. P. McHale
M. F. Sherrin
J. F. Regas
M. Moran
Thomas Murphy
Boy
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
Holy Cross
Mrs. Rowlands
Ean
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Myre
M. Meixsell
Tripn Street
Tiva
Mies Smith
Miéixxell
Brown
Delrick
Mise Smith
Reba Ritades
May Frederick
Emmaylvin
Bustle Courtright
Lilva Pern
Mavell
Ann Simeade
Planehe Merl
Nellie Speak
Mildred Burton
Beatrice Morris
Katherine Purest
Ruth Holly
Moth Dettrick
Huth Finn
Eva Moeixsell
Massie Kenneth Brown
Edward Deitrick
John and Paul Puree
Wharton Shephard
George Auer
Chester Knott
Charles Watkins
Kate Holly
Anthony Kuleht
West Market Street
Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral Cemetery
A. Do Tucker
Hurch Avenue
Jett
Harford
Montrose
Giorgy Conrad
Wilkes-Hapre
Wella
Carrie Williams
Frands
Brooklyn
William Dawes
Newark
Solomon Dawes
Throop Street
Nettle White
Pactoryville
Mr. Morgan
Parker Street
Uniondale
Maud Williams
South Carolina
South
LOS
Scran
Dunmgae
Yeune
Peer Uli Clvicwae
Lillie Marsch
THE
Martin Suse
Harry Reynolds
P. O. Box
Passale, N. J
Manhattan
Yeunl Luang
Spruce Street
Gordon
H. Ss. Gordon
Ni’y
York City
Tribune
Ycrum Theatre
Darpader & Rels
Er Aid
Dutly
Sarah Cowell LE Moyne
Wilton Lickuve
Robert Edeson
John Gientining
Walter Thoman
Florence Rockwell
Ig Thurston
Harret Ford
Beatrice DeMille
Liebler & CO
Pricee
Oic
Beata
Anthony Hope
Daniel Frohman
Seule of
Souza
Academiy OF
Fusic, Burgunder & Rbis, Leasees
Fh Rk
Crown Manager
Aubrey Stock CO
Chas, Levbarne
Big Bon Ton Stock CO
New Gaiety Theatre
BMSY
T. W. Dinkins
Mignania
Nile
Fla Woehtorn
Tepick and
Steele
Vin Janson
Bercett & Learned
Blo
Pittsburg
Jonas Long
Penna
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