Local society and travel notes from city and beyond
Mis Nelile Kramer left for a visit to New York and Chicago. Mrs Jhune Levy of Wilkes-Barre visits her son Joseph Levy. Mrs Martig hosts guests with Mr and Mrs Simeon Mortis on North Washington avenue. Miss Terste Koegin entertains Kathryn Montagny of White Haven. Dowle Frat Warnke and Commissioners' Clerk Charles Warner hunting in Pike county. Henley Taylor and A Levi registered at the Denison in New York this week. C Rowe of the Delaware and Hui won coal company back from New York. Colona Defy of Marietta travels with Frank H Jermyn and Dr J J Wenta. W M Jermyn of Orange, N Y, heads North Carolina hunting expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Nelile Kramer
New York
Chicago
Jhune Levy
Wilkes-Burti
Josephy Levy
Martig
Inelnratl
Simeon Mortis
North Washington Avenue
Terste Koegin
Ninth Street
Misa Kathryn Montagny
White Maven
Dowle
Frat Warnke
New Crown and Bridge Instruments From Sapp & McGraw
Dr. C C Sapp of Sapp and McGraw announces new dental instruments for crown and bridge work designed to make artificial teeth indistinguishable from natural ones. The devices save time and labor, enabling tasks that once took hours to be completed in minutes with better results. Sapp seeks patents and plans to bring the tools to market after filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sapp
Sapp & McGraw
Wyoming Avenue
Dr. Sapp
Sapp
Baltimore
Doctors Sapp & McGraw
Renhus
Supper at Elim Park Church Draws Largest Patronage
An elaborate supper at Elim Park church attracted the season’s largest attendance. Committee chair Mrs. John T. Porter led a long list of organizers including Mrs. WH Zehnder Mrs. Walter Henwoor and Mrs. G F Reynolds. Young women assisting included Katherine Henwood Amy Northup Helen Stevens Emma Burns and several others.
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Elim Park
John T. Porter
WH. Zehnder
Walter Henwoor
G. F. Reynolds
Charles Schlager
F. L. Peck
H. A. Hill
Larkin
T. F. Penman
C. B. Penman
W. H. Littell
Burdick
N. E. Rive
P. Fenner
W. N. Brooks
C.H. Jadwit
L. M. Hessler
Dolps
Mies
Sophie Selinger
Misa Edith Pierson
Miese
Katherine Henwood
Amy Northup
Helen Stevens
Emma Burns
Mabel Schlager
Anna Salmon
Anna Buck
Alice Peck
Grace Peck
Mabel Shepherd
Mary Gellarhart
Marlon Mugier
Trem Reynolds
Lois Schlager
Studio Tea Reveals Palmed China Display At Grace Norton Home
A studio tea at Miss Grace Norton’s Mulberry Street home showcased Palmed china lent by Mrs. Pen than Miss Norton and Miss Anna Scranton. Mrs. D. Jones served chocolate while Elizabeth Jones Edith Pierson Helen Connell Helen Jones and Nettie Sellager assisted. Numerous fine china pieces and water colors were admired and will be shown again this afternoon including jardinières plates chop dishes and many small novelties suitable for Christian presents.
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Grace Norton
Mulberry Street
Penthan
Miss Norton
Anna Scranton
D. Jones
Misa Elizabeth Jones
Edith Pierson
Helen Connell
Helen Jones
Misa Nettle Sellager
Jardinieres
Reception at Cathedral for Blessed Virgin Sodality
A periodical reception for candidates into the Blessed Virgin Sodality was held at St. Veret cathedral last night. The sanctuary glowed with flowers and numerous wax tapers. Candidates were received by Bishop Hoban and fathers O Reilly Loftus Feeley and Moffatt preached the sermon. The sermon offered social guidance and a benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was given by Bishop Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessed Virgin Sodality
St. Veter’s Cathedral
Sodality
Hishop Hoban
Hey
Wd.a. O'Reilly
Michael Loftus
J. J. B. Feeley
J. A. Moffatt
South Scranton
Haen
Mrs Pulaski Carter Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Pulaski Carter widow of Pulaski Carter died at her Parker street home last evening about 8 30 oclock after several days illness. She was a familiar figure in the community and leaves surviving relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by those who knew her?
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Pulaski Carter
Parker Street
Carter
Married Rosebous Truebdel at Thompson Pa
The brief report notes the wedding of Rosebous Truebdel and Ada R Trueadell at the home of the bride's parents in Thompson Pa with Rev. Davitt of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiating.
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Rosebous — Truebdell
Thompson, Pa
Dee
George W. Nase. Vooma
Sidney
Ada R. Trueadell
Thompson
A. D. Davitt
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carter dies at 79 at residence 41 Cagonee Works
Olive Ingalla Carter widow of Frubert Carter dies at home in her eightieth year. She passed away December at her residence.
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Carter
Cagonee Works
Ita, Myre
Olive Ingalla Carter
Frubert Carter
Orgil and Elliott Shooting Affray Claims Trial Verdicts
A historic Prov idence case unfolds with Robert Orgil and Elliott in a long running shooting dispute after a November 4 hotel altercation. Elliott stabbed Orgil in the abdomen. both men pursued settlement attempts that failed, while Reed, Wade, Kimball, and others face related burglary and assault charges with mixed verdicts.
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Ines
Robert Sitlett
John Orgi
Archbald
Finlay Ross
Providence
Dominges
Orcil
Ellott
Elliott
Orgil
Filiott
Strick
Officers for Engineers Nominated at Scranton Meeting
The Scranton Engineer's elute held their monthly meeting in the club rooms of the Board of Trade building. Nominations for officers for the ensuing year included President W. M. Marple vice president C. Howe Secretary How Howe ley corresponding secretary Morgan Davie treasurer A C Lamont librarian Al B Lister and directors James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ge Fotlows
W. M, Marple
C. Howe
How. Howeley
Morgan Davie
A.C. Lamont
AL B Lister
James
Experiences on a Trip to the Northwest
Archbald Captain W A May and Charles Parer attended a club meeting where Edmund A Bart spoke on his experiences traveling to the Northwest. The address was described as extremely interesting and engaging for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
W. A. May
Charles 8. Parer
Edmund A. Bart
Northwest
Allen Still Unconscious After Pittston Mine Blast
Andrew Allen of Dinmoere identified as chief engineer of the Pennsylvania Coal Company remains unconscious at Pittston hospital after a gas explosion in No 4 mine at Pittston on Monday night. Doctors hold hope for recovery as foremen Campbell and Cook recover from injuries and a large crew replaces twelve hundred feet of blown brattice while Assistant Superintendent James Young and Jamon Bryden from Dunmore direct efforts on site.
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Andrew Allen
Dinmoere
Egineer
Poenineylvania Coal Company
Pennesylvania Coal Company
Pittsten
Pittston Hospital
Hryden
Willtiam Street
Pittston
Campbell
Cook
James Young
Jamon
Bryden
Dunmore
Mayor Balfleys Refusal Delays Alcatraz Paving Access
City records show legal maneuvering as Alcatraz company attorneys obtain copies of specifications from the city clerk. Mayor Batley defends keeping original proposals sealed, citing law that gives him fifteen days to sign veto or allow the resolution to become operative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfley
Alcatraz Paving Company
Accere
Nephall Renalt
Hin
Batler Paving Company
Batley
Fine concert tonight at Lyceum theatre features Bauer band
The Bauer band showcased a highly praised program at the Lyceum theatre with enthusiastic audience reception. Plans include repeating the program at Jonas Lane's Jubilee with added Schubert quartet pieces and selections, highlighting a varied orchestral and vocal lineup.
Officers of Hiram Lodge Chosen at Recent Meeting
At the Duram Lodge No 1 Hol Myer and Accepted Masons of North Scranton elected officers for the coming term. Daniel M. Jones is Worshipful Master Samuel Ewingles Senior Warden Joseph Fidler Junior Warden Charles Zlegher Treasurer Thomas Morgan Secretary A L Prancol Trustees W A Winter Ex-dudge W Lewis Representative to Grand Lodge W Sipe Installation set for December 22 with a planned langue event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duram Loden
Holl Myer
North Scranton
Baet Eveoutm
Daniel M. Jones
Samuel Ewingles Jutior Witden
Joseph Fidler
Chirkes Zlegher
Thomas & Morgan
A. Lo
Irvihe J. Winter
Dudge
Wiltor W. Sipe
Pilace
Bachelors Ball Plans Are Made For Lyceum Theater Event
Committees of five well known young men have contracted music supper decorations for the bachelors ball to be held at the Lyceum Theater on Friday night December 20 with Oppenheim's orchestra and Bauer's band. The floor will be rebuilt and new boxes added while invitations will be issued soon and patronesses named.
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Lyceum Theater
Hichelors
Ble
Lyom Theater
Oppenheim
Wilkes-Barre
Bauer
Siebecker and Watkins
Clark
Florist
Fuhrman Holland
Germantown
Paul B. Betin
John H. Brooks
F. C
Fulhey
Worth Scranton
A. B. Hunt, Jr
Scranton
Ua Demett
Orchistea
Hegin
Alfred Harvey Declares Run For Midteenth Ward Council
Alfred Harvey announces his candidacy for the common council in the Midteenth Ward. The campaign emphasizes party primaries as the path to victory and aligns with the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrepublican
Alfred Harvey
Santa Claus exhibition promises gifts for Scranton children
A Santa Claus exhibition runs daily from Dec 8 to Christmas with two sessions each day for children. Each child must be accompanied by a parent or adult, then receives a coupon for a chance at a prize, with separate gifts for girls and boys. Morning hours offer seating for ladies with small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Scranton
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