Couple Celebrates Marriage With Summit Avenue Party
Mr. and Mrs. Gleorge L. Hardick received a warm surprise at their Summit avenue home after a Wayne county wedding. Guests included several couples and friends from Danville and nearby, with Elec and games followed by refreshments. The gathering ended near midnight as the newlyweds were bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleorge L. Hardick
Wayne County
Summit Avenue
William A. Steynolde
HW. Jo Smith
M. J. Oliver
B. Fowler
F. WH. Stone
H. N. Smith
Poster
D. Wall
A. Walt
Sarah Chilton
Nettle Burdick
Bessie Reynolds
Mable Stone
Alice Guest
Danville
The
Mossi
Bert Dix
Bert Bills
Morrie Guest
Georgge
Irving Avery
James McMullen
Arthur Burdick
Joint Session Debates Surface Water Contract Bid
Cornelia council met in a joint session to dispose of bids on surface water. A resolution awarding the contract to Blair and Kennedy at a figure above the city debt limit was deemed invalid by the chairman but later allowed to proceed. Action was deferred until Wednesday when the solicitor will provide a written opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia
Blair & Kennedy
Follotter
Swigert
Social Notes From Crystal Lake and Rail Road Incident
Mrs A Kafka and sons and others enjoy weeks at Lake Crystal Lake area. Frank Blair of Brooklyn Navy Yard visits relatives. A daughter born to Mrs Joseph Will at 78 Laurel Street. One hand killed on the railroad at Ararat Summit weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kafka
Nel He Hiller
M. H. Tanpan
Lake Iwilewilde
P. St. Beven
Syracuse
Lacey van Kirk
J.B. Nicholson
Crystal Lave
Cerelia Coleman
Watertown
N.Y
Misa
Harriet Hutchins
Reeton
Mire
W. Burr
Crystal Lake
R. P. Thomas Pall
Scranton
W. Evans
Annie
Besele Duval
Frank Blair
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pierre Butler
Salem
S. H. Briggs
Peck- Vilie
Dwightraft
Thompson
Thomas Levison
California
Texas
Yresterday
Joseph Will
Laurel Street
Ararat Summit
Jermyn and Mayfield Street Car Excursion Plans
Congregation and Sunday school children of Tirat Giaptiet church prepare for a street car outing to Nay Ave park tomorrow. Many tickets sold and those planning to go should notify J W Cramerly 4 Melock this evening to ensure enough cars. Station Agent Wheeler reports a found money firm near the Ontario and Western station awaiting rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Ave Park
Tirat Giaptiet
J. W. Cramerly
Melock
Wheeler
Ontari and Western
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anttie Hendricks
Cugh
Madeline Walker
Mayfestore
M. F. Crane
Avoca
C. BE. Fessenden
Frank Barber
Scranton
C. W. Stanton
Carbondale
Yeaterday
Community Notes and Local Events in Dayton and Area
Jesse Snyder and family visit relatives in Dayton on Sunday. Primitive Methodist church plans a 7 o clock chair practice tonight. Sawkle tribe and Improved Order of Red Men hold regular council tonight. Adam Vitkoskiy injured in mine props accident near Storrs. Edward Morgan fractured limb in mine incident. Lodge No. 48 to dedicate new hall at Sierra Avenue and Lincoln Street tomorrow at 2 p m with Citizens' band parade to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Snyder
Main Street
Dayton
Sawkle Tribe
Adam Vitkoskiy
Storrs
Edward Morgan
Fiilden Chain Lodge
Sierra Avenue
Lincoln Street
Rifle range event invitation from Grand Lodge
All ledmen of the order are invited to attend at the rifle range. Moan Loomis of Philadelphia, grand master of the Grand lodge of Philadelphia, will lead the exercises. Mrs Louis John of Parker Street Providence visits sister Mrs W J Witeon of Brook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diink
Moan Loomis
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of Philadelphia
Mra
Louis John
Parker Street
Providence
W. J. Witeon
Brook Street
Weather Turns Cold as Shade Readings Drop
The mercury registered eight degrees in the shade yesterday. Mrs. W F Kilhour returned home to Philadelphia after visiting her parents the Bell family. Mrs. W F Bloes and son Walter came back from Warden Pa. Lida and Gertrude Fredrick of Buttonwood returned from a week with the Allen family. Mrs. Dikeman and Herbert visit relatives at Susquehanna. Water pressure on Ardipald mains is poor. The social and clambake scheduled for last night has been moved to tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin Pice
W. F. Kilhour
William Bell
Philadelphia
Dikeman
Herbert
Susquehanna
Ardipald Water Company
Taylorville Fraternal Fair Plans Amid Local Events
Taylorville ronge lodge members organize a grand fair at Weber's rink on Oct 18 to 21 with arts exhibits and sales. Nearby groups promote contests, races, and social gatherings while locals note church talks, excursions, and a windstorm causing damage.
Drawing-room Dilemmas in a London Morning Scene
An anxious couple navigates marital tensions over drawing room decor and maternal input. Nell defers to Jack's mother on paper and rug choices while he resents her meddling. a plan to turn the tables on the mother-in-law surfaces as a proposed cure for domestic friction. The piece closes with a letter claiming success and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
London
Ashe
Mater
Jack
Mater Gaid
Nelli
London House
Dar Nell
Hera Ware
Sita
Evening Advertiser
Evening Standard
Noell
Moosic Community News and Local Events
Sweltering heat did not curb families driving to the Wyoming camp ground for Sunday fun. The Fresh Air Fund children will meet at Delaware and Studson station by 10 30 o'clock Wednesday, with lunch provided. Rev W C Young preached at his church after a four week vacation. George Tillman, badly burned boarding moving trash, is hospitalized in Wilkes-Barre City and expected to recover. his parents travel from Jersey City hoping for good news. Mrs William Sickerhine visited Carbondale friends. Allen Howard returns from the West and plans to stay in Moosic. A prayer meeting at the Methodist church tonight invites all. A local child recovered from a ten day illness after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with backing from C L Rogges. Matthew Bros. handle wholesale and retail sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Delaware and Studson Station
Weidnnesday
Cooh
W.C. Young
Presbyterian Church
Nave
Moosic
Wiliam
Chamberlain
Buty
C. L. Rogges
Brumptown
Gilmer Co
W. Va
Matthew Bros
Gas Plant Dispute Halts Local Operations
The flat acetylene gas plant in town was set up in Charles BE Space’s store. Space clashed with the electric light company over metering and refused to take the light, prompting an immediate halt to his operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Space
Space
Electric Light Company
Light Plant Installed in Town Faces Burner Issue
The new plant was completed and operated Friday and Saturday evenings but burner size problems limited light output. If satisfactory, more plants may be installed in the business district. B K Lilith W M Reynolda and Charles E E Terry of Wilkes Barre visited the area while DF distile of Scranton spent Sunday in Tunkhannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
B. K. Lilith
W. M. Reynolda
Charles EE Terry
Wilkes-Barre
DF Distile
Scranton
Tunkhannock
Six Wheels For Sale At Pawnshop Clearance
Six wheels are available now after pawn sale and expired time. They will be sold at very low prices to clear stock.
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Priceburg
Peckville
Taylor News
Taylorville
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Harveya Lake
Chaliie
Arthur Stewart
John Tondon
John White
Liggie Lavis
Kingston
Nellie Grogan
North Main Street
Ho J. Daniels
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
Taylor
Lily Lake
Liversman J. EB
Davie
Marie Roberts
Jermyn
P. A. Lubinae
Pauline Lewy
Paterson
N. J
James Winstone
Sylvan Beach
Mr. Griffiths
Binghamton
Welsh Baptist Church
Lizzle Winstone
Frances Gondatt
St. Joseph's
T. A
B. Sopiety
Mountain Park
Lock A. Om
Thie Doroweh
Munyy & Man
Honesdale
Arnate
Benjamin Dittrich
Darin and
Carroll
Minghels
Fred Knehr
Preeman
N. K
Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Leo
Wuiher
Walt
Mary
Nim
Orl
Kiesee
Lettiers
Bier
Diack
Price
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo, Ohio
Nervita
Wristy Mall
Nervita Medical CO
Quinton & Jackson
Hall
A. Cheney
Toledo
Fall
Ieat
Davidow Bros
Lackawanna Ava
Matthews Brow
McGarrah & Thomas
North Sith BL
Bile Po
Rales
AJAX
Mereou Dleomaes
Saamie
Iras
H.C Bandereon
Druggista
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