Palmer Strength Sought In Four Districts By Wilder Brenton Naugle Evans Mutton
Local political notes describe First through Sixth District delegates pledged to support Henry W. Palmer for Congress. Reports say opposition may field wet delegates to split Palmer’s strength. supporters urged to unite behind the listed pledged men and block such tactics. A separate item reports Prank E. Bunnell of Dimock killed by lightning while supervising a building move. injuries to others in the same scene and a funeral planned for the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Palmer
Non Palmer
Prank E. Bunnell
Dimock
Pittston
Frank E. Bunnell
Orelock
Bunnell
Dimock Township
Susquehanna County
J W. Bunnell
Frank
Bible School Convention Shapes Study of Scriptures
The Wyoming Baptist Convention met at Avenue Baptist Church for an afternoon and evening program. Talks by Atlas May Jenkins and Miss Florence Watts examined why students leave and how to retain them. Rev J S Wrightour spoke on Modern Methods of Bible Study, urging closer devotion and better public understanding. Officers were elected, and the session closed with praise. Repair work at Fred Schuster's, Ferry bridge.
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Bible School Department
Wyoming Baptist Exceciation
Avenue
Thomas Lake
Plymouth
C. M. Conway
Atlas May’ Jenkins
West Pittston
R. B. Dunmite
Laceyville
George E. Mason
Wilkesbarre
Florence Watts
L. Bevan
J. 8
Wrightour
First Baptist Church
Scranton
Fred. Schuster
Cor. Ferry Bridge
Wyoming seminary class day honors 1906 graduates
The class of 1906 at Wyoming Seminary held a large class day in Nelson Memorial Kingston with a full program. Prizes and addresses featured Dr Sprague, Mrs Pernice, Jeffers Jones, Miss Leona Biehl, Miss Nellie Ing, Miss Kana Austin, and Vince Mitchell as class president. An alumni lunch followed with John B. Tenant of Wilkes-Barre as toastmaster.
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Wyoming Seminary
Nelson
Memorial
Kingston
Atles Vaughn
Glen
Hitchner Chadwick Wedding At Mrs Chadwick Home
A quiet beautiful wedding united Harulett Chadwick and Joseph Hitchner last evening at Mrs Catherine Chadwick's home 908 Greet Harrisburg. The ceremony was by Dr Herman of Harrisburg with ring form. Guests included near relatives and Mrs Hitchner and son Harry Hitchner were present. The couple will honeymoon two weeks touring New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City. They will reside in West Pittston after the trip.
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Catherine Chadwick
Harrisburg
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Harry Hitchner
Joseph Hitcher
Mr. Hitchner
West Pittston
Hitchner
Mrs. Hitchner
Civil court term noted in Bloomsburg judge’s session
General news notes report Judge Ferris presiding over a civil court term in Bloomsburg this week. Various local items include Beatrice Lewis accepting a position at Dhury's store, the Davies family visiting friends, a wedding engagement involving Miss Rena Morrow, and social events at the Mulhall and Corbett homes. The silk mill at Delaware avenue faces production slackness while a new Bilsthorp & Sons building will store mill products.
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Ferris
Bloomsburg
Mise
Beatrice Lewis
Fyphaelipbia Avenue
Dhury
W. Davies
Emily
Danvid
Martlake
Mimer Meek
West
Phisto
Nina Dalig
Teel
Wilkes
A. D. Quick
Nichola N.Y
Delaware Avenue
Milla
Ro A. ‘Mulhall
Philadelpnia
MP Mulhall
Rena Morrow
Mex Lachlan
Wilmington
Del
Miss Morrow
Tadlen
Elrele
Bres.stuthalt
J. Leste
Joseph Corbett
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events in West Pittston
West Pittston residents attend summer visits and home improvements while social and church groups plan July activities. Edith Shaw Jones and Evelyn travel to Montrose. Allan returns. James McCullough moves into Farrer's house. base ball match between druggists and doctors at Brothers Park, Hughestown. Trinity Episcopal Sunday school excursion to Lake Carey tomorrow. Oppenheim pursues state board exams. two markets advertise fresh goods and local staples.
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Edith Shaw Jones
Evelyn
Montrose
Allan
Marsden
Lamb
Philadelphia Avenue
Lydia Barber
Luzerne
Nue
Ralph Tirber
Scranton
James McCullough
Reek
Farrer Ouse
Delaware Avenue
Robert Jacoues
Luserne Aver
W. S. Barritt
T. N. Cathral
Exeter Street
Pittston
West Pittston
Brothers’ Park
Hughestown
J. H. Mulkey
Asbury Park
N. J
Les. Muulkey
Henry Jacobs
A. "Thomas
Street
Bei Wiel
Si. Ceceliaening
Herbert Harrington
Frank 2
Trinity Episcopal Sun
Lehigh Valley
Water St
Oppenheim's
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Cliss
Hallock’s
Sharp's
Binenesa Keene
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DeForest M. Hatfield
Huyler
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Wes
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Plusian
Routh Main St
Wilkeanarra
Bathny Lane
Frank H. Antrim
Luzerne Ave
Chicago &S
William St. i
Wwivers & Cray
Landon Street
Rickie
Rte
West Side News
G. A. Wilde
Henry W. Palmer
W. ©. Brenton
Congress
James 8. Naugle
Henrry W. Palmer
Sam. M. Evans
Harry
Mpton
Meney W. Palmer
Faghth
D. P. Thomas
Bible School Convention
Raywond Mt. Friel Gwe Bentley
Fa Gallon
Iit
Baerel
W. F. Staley
Hitchner-Chadwick
West Pluuston
Harisburg
General News
Wyoming Valley Lumber Co
Bartlett
Clarence Berlew
Express
VADOR
CREX
Wrorkine
C. A. Holden
Ware
Alner
Ife
Dorrance
Tt. Blank
Carverton
John Burke & Son
Iain
Stanton’s
Uly
BD Rvans
Lor
Kaschenbach Furnishes
Kshenbach
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