Elegant musicale honors Mrs Salter and Miss Hardenberg
Social gathering at the Deautifultul home on North Washington Avenue Wis honors Mrs Sumner Salter of New York andMiss Hardenberg from Miss Hardenbergs school. Mr Salter led the program with songs and duets with pupils from the school. reception followed and cards announce the coming marriage of F E G Vogelbacher and Miss Bessley Fredericks of Aberdeen Pa. A surprise party then hosted at Wayne Avenue for Sadie Rowlands with games singing and amusements. Wedding of Frank Major and Miss Gertrude Suydam at home of the bride’s parents. Singers circle entertained by Prof J Alfred Pennington at 1646 Adams Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hh. Fonte
Washington Avenue
Wis
Ity
Sumner Salter
New York
Hardenberg
Ust
Salter
Geomie
John T. Watkins
Accushion
Dudley Buck
Chadwick
Dee
Siuler
Vilean Sonefren
Philemon and
Bauvis
Richard Rowlands
Wayne Avenue
Thei Daycheer
Sadie
Frank Major
Mis
Bromley Avenue
Gertrude Suydam
Green Hidge
I Muapriuge
Belide
Jonas Long
George Suydam
Hickory Street
South Seragton
Singwerial Ihatanguea Circle
Prof
Mra
J. Alfred Pennington
Teautiumow
Adams Avenue
Jleney Lawrence
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mary Homes Cnte
Ruth Lawrine
John A. Joiner
David Fe Reese
Alves
Thomas Ta Walling
Nathan Evans
Elmer Hughes
Mex
Hea Tawrence
Tenis
Davin
Mia
Mines
Wo OW. Lewis
Domea Reaves
William Thoms
Mira Rotwrt
William Vowns
David W. Morgan
David Restos
Ann Argus
Whornwe Mydones
Mary
Donee
Mie
Pleasant informal affair with quick papers and games
An informal gathering featured three minute papers on diverse topics, light refreshments, and a pleasant surprise party for Adam Mays at his Alder street home. The evening included singing, dancing, and party games with a long guest list of local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Mays
Alder Street
Mines Lierie Sehraeh
Minnie Hartnen
Priteis Paul
Ametia Hartman
Minnie Budentier
Minnie Hofer
Erin Walter
Theresa Weill
Itivhutes
Binge Mina
Mary Worler
Lime Kel: Jordan
Mary Mati
Maggie Maas
Annie Franny Margaret Wilderbrandt
Amelia Matter
Cacia Maas
Mate Lewert
Watie Teilek
Henry Schwenker
Behiling
Here Motohrmin
Witlian Thehling
Herman Schwenker
Otto Selllinger
J. AL Schitlinger
Dodd Betting
Wile Hem Weentoger
Frank Flessinger
Eilieard Hele
Charles Selouiel
Fred Kellerman
Frank Malis
Claires Bellerain
George Murs
Me and
Mire
Willian Milish
Manet
Personal notes from New York and Youngstown business moves
Moh Welly and Mollet i Wilinia were stayed at the Hotel Allery in New York last Sortumartine. Avah Colbor was at his office in the Volera building yesterday after a week’s absence on account of Mnets. Palio Magistrate Millie broke all peers for Friday Dee appearance on the street in a how how straw tet. Fre Bernmett, deanerty employed at the South Stoonl, recently toke a position at Sparrow Patt plant. Mek was appointed superintendent of the pulling mile of the National si Tote company at Youngstown, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollet
Wilinia
Othe Hotel Allery
New York
Avah Colbor, Fir
Volera
Aerount of Mnets
Palio
Millie
Bernmett
Deanerty
South Stoonl
Sparrow Patt
Nolling
Youngstown
Bis Ptiecons
Evening events and gatherings planned at local venues
A series of cultural and social activities are announced for tonight. The Meson Mission and Dimne Hawk building host music and performances, with a talent show and entertainment at the Young Women’s Christian Association. Community members are urged to attend and enjoy the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moston
Mies
Orehwetia
Mioedl
Dimne Hawk
Eeovliar Sechid Cal
Wael Tahon Gwanitie
Eserliont
Lange
Pete
Announcements on Weather, Atmosphere And Society Meeting
A local notice describes Willie J. Minne delivering a lecture on Air and Temperature at a venue in June. Dav iy Checevening will discuss atmospheric weight density and temperature and waves. a discussion will follow. A Young Women’s Clubs social sale is planned for Friday night in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie J. Minne
Meal Moore
Washington
Cuba
Galveston
Post Office Appointments and Midyear Transfers
Washington approves Treasury action on postal appointments. Michael Mutonoey, Royal Wan WW, MullA White, and John Long named transfer clerks in the Weal district. White to become general superintendent of National Mail Service. Mayo T. Mi Lone appointed to lead at the main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal Post Office
Washington
Treasury
Michael Mutonoey
Rowal Wan
Dl Iilas
Mulla A. White
John Long
New Bank Opens in Handsome Mears Building
Tomorrow at 9 o clock The People's Bank will open in the remodeled banking room of the Mears Building corner Washington Avenue and Borice Street. The new fixtures vault and a fire proof Corliss safe ensure security while the officers and directors headed by President D Jones assure solid management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Bank
Mears Building
People's Hotk
Mears
Binkie
Falbowes
D. Jones
J. BP
Reynolds
H. M. Iver
Jones
of. Reynolds
Thomas Sprague
Richard O'Brien
Samuel Bunter
A. B. Warman
Woolworth
M. J. Healy
W. Pulte
Arthur Dunn
von Sieveh
M. Blaren
Allis-Chalmers formed in big machine combine
New combine links Dickson Manufacturing with Allis, Prizer & Chalmers, Gates, and a London branch to form a major machinery group. Locomotive shops remain outside. Dickson’s Penn avenue works and Wilkes-Barre print join the merger. Officials are named and plans vaguely outline eastern trade aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chicago
Scranton
London
Eng
Allis-Chalmers Company
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Penn Avenue Works
Wilkes-Barre
Bic
the Tribune
Allis- Chalmers Company
Re. P. Allis Company
United States
Priser & Chalmers Company
Bi. P. Saneton
Dickson Works
Gates Tron Works
Combine
Dickson
Duckson Company
Clif Works
Tt Tk
Nine Hour Day Entreaty Dinner Attendees Named
The Machinists Union assigned seating for a Lyceum event inviting superintendents foremen and others. The list includes Ward, Dolson, Devlin, Scranton, To Slide, Zeller, Whitin, and many company officials from Lackawanna Western and related firms. The gathering aligns with the push for a nine hour day amid factory leadership and manufacturing interests.
Ice Companies Form Alliance to Supply Scranton Trade
The three local ice firms merged efforts to advance ice supplies this season and push independent dealers toward a depot on Linden Street. Mr. Bow Schukie, manager, says the group harvested 440000 tons of ice last winter and can serve Scranton for years at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Gul
Duaiiews
LA Loom Meiuy
Pocono Mountain
Heart Lake Ice Company
Aduet
Mim Avenue
Linden Street
Bow
Schukie
Scranton
Cramer-Welles Promotes New Wales Call Offer
A fragmented notice hints at a new Wales Call promotion by Cramer-Welles, mentioning no Wyoming avenue and suggesting a marketing push or product launch carryover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Cramer-Welles
Wyoming
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Secretary of State
A letter from Albert Berg of St Paul Minnesota testifies to Paine's Celery Compound as a trusted spring remedy. He recounts personal use and urges the public to rely on the product for nervous system support, appetite, and purifying the blood, claiming numerous cures for rheumatism neuralgia and dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Viiie
Secretary of State
Erg
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Dan. T
Alheert Berg
Missionary Meeting At Grace Reformed Church
Missionary committees from six Christian Endeavor societies convened at Grace Reformed Church on Weoming Avenue for the first union sponsored missionary service. Rev. Luther Less Waring presided, with Rev. W Cleaner of North Main Avenue Christian Church delivering the main address on missionary spirit. An open discussion followed on plans and assistance for expanding missionary work with Rev. Abn War ing detailing recommended actions for unions including prayer meetings and outreach strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
City Union
Grace Reformed Church
Weoming Avenue
Union
Luther Less Waring
W. Cleaner
North Main Avenue
Ma Civnior
Abn War
Ing
Bev
Vine Ste Toonibeamer
Sierra
Studio Club Concert at St Luke's House Tonight
The Studio Club presents a program assisted by Francis Fisher Powers with Julia Allen violinist and Charlotte L Black-Wein pianist at St Luke's Parish House tonight April 30. The program features Love is a Bubble and other pieces with Powers joining on piano and voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio Club
Francis Fisher Powers
New York
Julia ©. Allen
Charlotte L. Black- Wein
St. Luke's Parshh House
Drunk Man Arrested After Scranton Shrubbery Fire
A shrubbery fire along the east bank of Lunaike Scranton near the dam was ignited by three men. Caspar Tovish of Themlore Tevet was too drunk to help battle the blaze. A warrant for his arrest was sworn by Secretary George Bo Hand of Scranton Gas and Water. Deputy Constable McDonald and Speck Ofmeer Tivers took him to Center Street station for a morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunaike
Scranton
Caspar Tovish
Tevet
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Dr Conwell Coming Installation Service at North Main Avenue Baptist
The notice announces the installation of Reverend Albert HuTEho-Smith as pastor at the North Main Avenue Baptist Church on Tuesday evening May 7 at 8 oclock. Speakers include Drew of Hashim Williamsport and Ford of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vees
Ag Walid Plil
Wilber Ghiefewnnee
Dhaever
North Main Avenue
Albert Huteho- Smith
Ruin Avenue
S&s Oelock
Directory War Sparks Warrants in Rival Publication Fight
W F Smythe obtained warrants for the arrest of rival directory publisher J B Williams and twenty canvassers on charges tied to a prior slawed statement claiming Smythe’s plan to publish an Aireotory for charity faced ridicule. Magistrate Howe set a hearing date for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twen
W. P. Smythe
Howe
Smythe
Coli
Howe Eet
Priciav Wight
Weather Yesterday Local Data Summary
Yesterday’s weather shows a mountainous area with clear skies and no precipitation. Temperature and humidity figures are incomplete but indicate dry conditions with no significant cloud cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren Elear
Tax schedule changes under March 2 1901 act noted
In the latest National Treasury Department reports Commissioner J W Yerkes outlines repeals and new taxes effective dates. Repeals roll back special taxes and stamp duties on checks drafts and other instruments while remaining levies cover insurance policies and marine inland fire and other insurances. Public notices include adjustments to conveyances real estate and foreign exchange taxes and new bucket shop provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Treasury Department
J. W. Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Post Office
Customs House
Inmet Nee
Rummage Sale Planned by Elim Park Church Ladies
The Elim Park church ladies announce a rummage sale at 129 Penn Avenue beginning Thursday. People with items to donate may arrange pickup by contacting the parsonage or the church janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Elim Park Church
Penn Avenue
Lichty Celery Nerve Compound Ad Ends Promotion
An old advertisement touts Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a remedy for fatigue nerves and poor appetite. It promotes Matthews Prothers as the seller and frames the product as superior to all prior attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Prothers
Wrestlers Set for Scranton Sparring Meet at 72 Kim Street
Joseph Artaene aims to clash with Ede Corcoran Charles Corcoran John Langan and Lester in a wrestling sparring session led by manager at 72 Kim Street Scranton Pa. Leo Pardello is noted as a sparring partner alongside Joseph EL Kellum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Artaene
Ede Corcoran
Charles Corcoran
John Langan
Lester
Leo Pardello
Joseph EL Kellum
Kim Street
Scranton
Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad
P F and M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Avenue invites readers to ask for Kelly's union crackers. Advertising copy directs customers to request the product by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Kelly
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IPK Modern Hardware Store
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Tailors and Furriers
New
York
Lackawanna Ave
Ackawanna
FE. G. Vogelbacher
Dunmore
Miss Bessley
Prederick
Aberdeen
Mrs
Mia. Rowlands
Minow Hevaie
Ewis
Sadie Rowlands
Gwen Price
Charlotte Phillips
Nina Walker
Wily Coles
Lisele Howlands
Margaret Lewis
Margaret Richards
Katie Kewne
Mudie Slenking
Minnie Thomas
Mary Riclaras
Modwyn Thomas
Rachel Newlands
Polly Jonra
Kunie Wivhaiésd
Blangle Rowlands
Maupy Wilflan
Ruth Myles
Mauiah Hobbs
Ethey Jobpe
Mere. Isaace Reese
Peckville
William Samuels
Wilkes- Barre
BR. Roberts
Shiaron
Thomas L. Willking
Duryea
Hotel Tixen
Moscow
Brbel Millerd
Myethe Swinkle
Misa Swhiele
Sidiestile
Post Office Matters
Bimohe
Oppicers
He Acinder
A. MM. Pfletcher
Ta. F. Tower
Bower
Lyceum
Machinists' Union
al Loge
Nein Moot
Pbaver
Sontening
Transmer
Dickson Matinhichiving Gunmipnlines
OAL
Wester Riilroad
Bos
Kiowa
Titino Devlin
Lackawarnna
Western Hall Rolls Wal Mae
General Maginieer Monnsy Dyna Cod Company
George To Slide
New Yort
Lake Pile
Wweetern
Anna Williams
Aasiasian Foc
Chorke
Delaware
Lacwiwenla
Amd
Weeton Hailroad
Bitanetiliy
Whitin
Lachawanna Atel
Wester Geimpatihs the Weir
Larkana Nh al Steed
Scranten Hoth
Nulows
Aidin Madre VT
Cantiold
Uistog Dilldoy Delaware
Lahaina
Woeedoini
Fivin
Bo& WO
ManoLanen
Mon Rowley
Adiont
Poni
Pestdiony Sinarihon Vorging Company
K How
Bamd
Logve
Wilpatriek
Deiey Mechanic Db
Kingstiaml Ns KW
RP Solidbiding
Mater Anmelunic
ROT
Ad Ofien
Williaties, Titeter Toe Leule Ih
Butte Noy Phas
Lower
Minnesota
Missionary Meeting
Conference of Christian Endeavor Workers
Kristian Badia
Clare
Aiapa
Ce Pvc
Owen Miltson
Esseee Hhaliing
Seeeess
Propia
Lake Scranton
DR. Conwell
W. F. Smythe
Casey Brothers
Congress
Elm Park
Central
Pennsylvania
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons
Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Mason & Hamlin
Moszkowski
L. B. Powell & Co
King Miller
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur Hi. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Scranton, PA
Trista
Holmes Electric
L. A. Watres, Wm. F. Halistead Everett Warren Joseph
Ors
Johnson
P. Kingsbury
Robinson
Brien
Leeds
Timothy, Clover, Millett
Seuili Mase
Tahoe
Wyoming Avenue
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