Weddings Link Families in City Ceremonies and Trips
A social note reports two weddings in the city. Arliage Isaplove Roos and Miss Rose Cobs wed at the bride’s brother Daniel Jacobs home with Rev. A B Anspacher in attendance. The event featured Lohengrin music and a reception with dancing before the newlyweds departed for Niagara Falls and Buffalo exposition. The second marriage united Miss Emma Wellner and Walter R Gough with ceremony at 10 20 a m and a noon lunch, followed by a trip to Washington. Guests included Joseph Jacobs family, Miss Violet Fahrenhott, and many city and out of town relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arliage Isaplove Roos
Rose Cobs
Pine Street
Daniel Jacobs
A.B. Anspacher
Linden Street
Professor Jones
Roos
City
Niagara Fal'l
Buffalo
Olive Street
Mya
Joseph Jacobs
Rina
Elsie
Nathan Jacops Ariel
Dioseph
Jonas Kats
Honesdale
Kalman Lewis
Flora Gordenbaum
New York
James Hughes
Emma Wellner
Wellner
Taylor Avenue
Walter R. Gough
United States
Washington
Violet Fahrenhott
Robert B. Sykee
Clara Nettlehoret
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mere. Meevkler
Mites
Yeltie Moore
William M. Malia
Dayelter
Viesiula
Diveen Ridge
Hunewale
Mien
Poere
Willis
Canada
Mire
Givin
Cite
Mare
Rock Lake
Wayne County
Mige
Cara L. Marton
Cara L. Marton Iie Returned To Her Home In New York, After Epondine
Mie
Agnes Jennings
Myrtle Aincet
Mre
Warne Ziromerman
Setate
Seaside
W. Ten Broock
Trloware, Larkawoona and Western Railroad Company
Elmira
Binghamton
Thomas T. Nicholls
Nanticoke
United Mine Workers of Mistrict No
Harlewin
T. J. Duffy
Gary Jones
Thre Ely
Mich
Hhiysfalo
Haa
Robert Jolmen
Wilkea Marre
Middletown
Port Jervin
Telaware
Tarrytown
Mobile Company
Charlton BE. Tolwy
Tackawanna Coal Department
Columbian Grove
Sinsyjiisiwana
Siequehan
Dunmore Birth Day Party For Mires Minnie’s Twenty First
Ricom street Dunmore hosted a birth day party on Tuesday evening for their daughter Mires Minnie’s twenty first birthday. Guests included numerous locals and relatives. a gold watch and chain were given as a gift by her parents. Separate notes mention a Webster revenue Dunmore party for Florence with a Japan lantern decorated home and a large candy cake. also Herman Kiine and Anna Weles wed in North Street Binghamton, private ceremony, immediate relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricom Street
Dunmore
Tuteday
Mires Minnie
KB. Spencer
Samuel Haddon
Peter Joyce
Are. R. Hughes
Jess Brady
Joseph Medway
Harrie
Hopf
Brown
Michael Langan
Kelly
Galiley
Grace Jenkine
Mamie Waleh
Ellen
Kate O' Donnell
Mamie Galles
Minnie Davitt
Kenny
Jenkine
Sarah Kenny
George L. Brock
Webster Revenue
Plorence
Japan
Herman Kiine
Mies Anna Weles
Trivid Weiss
North Street
Binghamton
Personal Mise Morne Weld Visits Wayne Friends
Numerous social notes reveal Mise Morne Weld visiting friends in Wayne County and various locals traveling to summer camps, seaside trips, or regional stops. Mentions include Minot hone Abney Park, Bellevue stays, and Lake Minn A. Griffin at Wyoming camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Morne Weld
Wayne Entity
May
AO. Nettleton
Minot Hone
Abney Park
Mise Mary 'Hoyle
Bellevue
Martin Io
Mike Alice Kelly
Miw
Jennie Weir
Mabel Berjamin
Adame Avenue
Linnea
Picnic at Nay Aug Park Promises Fun and Aid for Workers
The Speranton Railway Beneficial association schedules an annual picnic at Nay Aug park on Tuesday August 15. The event funds aid for incapacitated railway workers with cash benefits a hospital bed and free medical advice. Tickets cost 5 cents and include two transit coupons a merry-go-round ride a refreshments coupon and a prize-drawing entry for Buffalo. A prize contest offers a Pan American exposition trip and one week of paid leave for the top seller. Bauer's band performs with dancing planned at Mulberry Street park entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speranton Railway Beneficial Association
Nay Aug Park
Feoclation
Scranton
Pr. Thomson
Laurel Hill Park
Nay Aug
Scranton Railway Company
Buffalo
Bauer
Mulberry Street
Assessors Ponder Citywide Property Classification Shift
Allegheny’s method of classifying built-up, suburban, rural, and agricultural property prompts a reevaluation by local assessors. They plan full-value assessments, consider dropping the one-third rate, and seek a formal opinion from City Solicitor Watson before finalizing changes over the next five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Seamane
Flplinetone
Seamans
Elphinstone Sayre
Alleshony
Volusetty
Elphinstone
Ite
Watson
Winans Property Sells at Public Auction in Lackawanna
The Winans property at 200 Lackawanna avenue sold yesterday morning at public sale for 20000 dollars. Attorney George D. Taylor presided in the partition proceeding. Attorney Frank Donnelly, for George H. Winans of West Scranton, bought the property. Other bidders included H. M. Hannah for Rev. William Shiffer of Brooklyn and C. H. Welles. Smoke the Pocono Cigar, 10c Punch still leads 10c cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans
Lackiwanna Avenue
George D. Taylor
Frank Donnelly
George H. Winans
West Scranton
H. M. Hannah
William Shiffer
Brooklyn
Mr. Winans
C. H. Welles
Harp and the Book in Streetcar Conservatory Plans
In the street cars the Conservatory presents a best course for plans and instructions. First year course priced at $30.00. Numerous recitals and rapid progress promised. Write for catalogue. J Alfred Pennington, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Alfred Pennington
June Dealers at War Over Stolen Goods Arrest
L Griesky caused the arrest of A Grass on charges of receiving stolen goods and assault. Griesky owned a Hawley junk shop and testified Grass bought four stolen spon chaft fnges from him. Grass posted bail of $500 on each charge. Griesky’s son Louis Grain sought a warrant for Griesky’s arrest on related conduct. Alderman Ruddy fined Grass five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Greeky
Hawley
A. Grass
Loveal J Junkman
Westerday
Gresky
Grease
Hie iGreeky
Grasse
Crase
Millar
Louis Grane
Ruddy
Oresky
Corte
Callender Family Reunion Planned at Lake Chapman
The Callender family reunion will be held on Wednesday August 21 at the shores of Lake Chapman. An informal programme a picnic dinner and a friendly gathering are features of the day inviting all Callenders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callender
Lake Chapman
Callenders
Duffy and His Newsboys Threaten Sunday Strike
The newsboys union plans a Sunday walkout over paper pricing. President Duffy says boys will refuse to buy New York Sunday papers next Sunday unless price falls to four and a half cents. The dispute followed talks with Lackawanna News and telegraphs from the Herald and Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twobour Union
New York Sunday
Lackawanna News Company
Pews Company
Herald and Journal
News Company
James Duffy
Newshereunton
Tribune
Cluernsey Hall
Hye
Duffy
Stephens Family Reunion at Anson 8 Grove
The fourth annual Stephens family reunion will be held at the grove of Anson 8 near Starkville Pa on August 17 2001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Anson
Starkville
Coursen's Breakfast Java Berry Coffee Offer
A plain berry coffee advertised as pure with no doctoring or glazing and priced at 20 cents per pound in any quantity. The copy claims it offers value better than many higher priced coffees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
Miss Minnie Wallis Leads In Educational Contest
Miss Minnie Wallis of Carbondale holds position by six points, tied with W. H. Harris. The Tribune reports interesting developments in the educational contest and notes that new contestants will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wallis
Carbondale
W. H. Harris
Tribune
Closing day table 1 entries listed with names
The document lists participants for Table No 1 on closing day. Names include August Brunner Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David O Emery Wimmers Pa Arthur C Griffis Montrose W H Harris Hyde Park Minnie Wallis E J Sheridan Haw ley Miss Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge and others totaling thirty points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Brunner, Jr
Carbondale
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David O. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Hyde Park
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Contest Entry Order Form Sent by Mail
The notice invites entrants to mail back correspondence to receive a subscription blank book to begin work immediately. It specifies the return process and the steps to participate in the contest.
Gun Club Backs Prosecution Of Green Ridge Poisoner
Scranton Rod and Gun Club votes to support prosecution of Charles Sivelly for dog poisonings in Green Ridge. A $50 reward is offered for information leading to arrest of the person who laced two of FE M Reyea's dogs with strychnine. Sivelly left town before the dogs died. authorities reported his written confession to offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Rod and Gun Club
Bittenbender
Franklin Avenue
Charles Sivelly
Green Ridge
Alco Neelded
FE. M. Reyea
Monroe Avenue
Thinmere
Strichnine
Sivelly
Lewis
Livelly
New Bank Building Planned for Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues
The First National Bank directors invite bids from architects for a new bank building at the Lackawanna and Wyoming avenues corner, replacing the current bank site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Hans
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Ibanik
Miss Griffin Surges Ahead in Tribune Educational Contest
Miss Wilhelmina Griffin of Providence now leads the Tribune Educational Contest with a six point margin over Henry Schwenker of South Scranton. Meyer Lewis reenters scoring, Minnie Wallis overtakes W. H. Harris in Table No 2, and new entrant Ernimest Tolby joins as entries close August 15. Send a portal request to Editeur Educational Contest, Tribune, Scranton, Pa., for details and a illustrated booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Tribune
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Meyer Lewis
Miss Griffin
Misa Minnie Wallis
Carbondale
W. H. Harris
Hyde Park
Ermmest Tolby
Honesta’s
Editeur
Scranton
Italian Suspect Martigunes Faced With Requisition After Baltimore Arrest
Superintendent Robling yesterday sent to Baltimore a warrant for Martino Martigunes the Italian accused by Anthony Jlagumow of North Scranton of stealing $10. Martigunes is jailed in Baltimore on assault and battery charges and a photograph identification was supplied. Requisition proceedings will begin once the Baltimore case is tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poli Robling
Baltimore
Martino Martigunes
Anthony Jlagumow
North Scrantom
Stoen
Marti- Runes Ia
Tiagunos
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Mann
Holdfast
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
the People's Bank
Mra. Thomas Allen
David Elphinstone
Allegheny Board of Assessors
Winan
L. Griesky
Duffy and His Boys
E. G
Bohweneker
Pointe
William Miles
Garfield Anderson
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick
Clark’s Summit
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
GUN Club
Biverly
Gibson
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
NEW Bank
National
Martin Martiguenes
acuaRe
Central
Pennsylvania
Adams Avenue
King Miller
the Hotchkiss
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Mortages
Title Guaranty and Trust
Co- Opscranton, Penna
KL Be Watres
J. A. Knapp
Preace Ly McClintock
Ralph Hull
Wyoming Avenue
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