Marriages Highlight Fort Covington and Nearby Communities
Dr. William M. McCartney of Fort Covington and Miss Caroline Claghorn, Lackawanna hospital assistant superintendent, wed at St Luke's Church with a large attendance. They plan a New York City honeymoon before settling in Fort Covington. The column also notes Bertha Kelly and Martin Marion's wedding at St Paul's, and multiple social events including a surprise party for Mrs Ch E Willard and a marriage at Summit Avenue and Putnam Street with Catherine Davis and Grover Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. McCartnhey
Fort Covington
Caroline Claghorn
Lackawanna Hospital
St. Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
Elin Kraemer
White
Franklin, N.Y
McCartney
New York City
St. Paul's Church
Bertha Kelly
Michael Kelly
Martin Marion
Bevanton
P. J. McManus
Marie Neary
Matthew J. O'Neill
Marion
Dickson Avenue
Ch. E. Willard
Washington Avenue
Myr
Mra. C
Swartz
Mra
W. Payne
Be, Hufford
F. Singer
R, EL Willard
Wilhelm
Mra. Viartman
Cramer
Florence Williams
Clarice Bloomer
Ella Willard
Jeane Hufford
Laura Swartz
Mud Robert Bloomer
Harry Thomas
Adelbert Robacker
Chester Ricker
Harry Willard
Clifton Phelps
Edward Wirthhammer
Edward Hartman
Arch Willard
George Hartman
Philip Willard
Henry 0. Davis
Summit Avenue
Putnam Street
Catherine
Grover Hollister
Hollisterville
Roberta
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Wayne Avenue
Mies Gertoudy Morgana
Daniel Davie
International Correspondence School
North Scranton
Ali
Hollister
Fred White
H. G. Davis
Mir
Married at Archbald Mrs Thorne J Price and Elizabeth White
The ceremony took place in St Thomas church Archbald with Rev T J Comerford officiating. Elizabeth White wore a coffee colored gown with cream chiffon and carried a prayer book. Price is a progressive businessman and the couple will reside in Archbald after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thonne J. Price
Elizabeth White
P. J. White
Archbald
St. Thomas’ Church
T. J. Comerford
Mises Agnes Boland
Thin City
P. J. Price
Deaths linked to smallpox not German measles in city
Health Officer Dr. W S E Allen announced George J Lewis died at 12 North Bromley avenue from malignant eryptic disease after initial misdiagnosis as German measles. He ordered quarantine and formalin disinfection and burial. Lewis sister-in-law Mrs William J Brace died days later after premature birth. Brace children later shown to have smallpox. Police barred public vigil near Brace home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. SE. Allen
George J. Lewis
William J. Brace
North Bromley Avenue
Lewis
Dr. Allen
James Lewis
Allen
Charles Parry
South Maline Avenue
Scranton Street
Davis
Mears’ Hall
Brace Chilldren
Walker Hill Letter Demands Fair Play Over Macaulay Hearing
The Scranton letter from Walker & Hill rebukes The Tribune for a Macaulay hearing report. It defends their professional role and claims false implications, detailing the post office box key incident and urging fair, accurate coverage of events surrounding Macaulay and the International Correspondence Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Macaulay
Kasson
Walker & Hill
Gramlow
TN & Walkera
Bogus International
Crambis
Macauloy
Sin
Delibately
Villianoud
Scranton
International Correspondence Schools
Magantiy
Walther & Wil
Par
EE. Marshall
Messrs. Hill
Walker and
Grambs
Alderman Kusson
Macawlay
Chicago
Harrisburg
Marshall
Warvishureg
Name Hotel
Lochiel Motel
Hirshey House
Cod
Marrisburg
Devon
Jolly Walker & HI
Mv. Dll
Walker
Anil
New York State
Bob
Mr. Gramble
Mir. Walker
Haridburg
Chirayer
Els
International ‘Correspondeuse School
Swunton
Lawren
Walker & Will
Jidge
International Textbook Company
Delaware
Grave
Walker & Hit
Hargie & Dargie
Tim
Walker & HH
Gree
International Tex Book Company
Moorrishurd
Nistey
Chcago
Mr. Nistey
Mr. Macaulay
Chitugo
Evan R Morris for city controller praised for experience
Evan R Morris a Republican candidate for city controller is described as thoroughly prepared with twenty years as assistant city clerk. He is likened to city clerk Martin T Lavelle for his municipal knowledge, bookkeeping skill, industry, and public duty. Morris is a longtime Scranton resident and active Republican worker and Mason leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan R. Morris
Martin T. Lavelle
Morris
Lavelle
Scranton
Second Ward
Hiram Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Improved Order of Hephasophs
Evan R. Morris Nominated by Republican City Leaders
In a Republican meeting at the Central Club, Evan R. Morris was formally declared the party’s candidate for city controller. Hon. James Moir presided, resolutions denounced the Ripper bill and the trolley grab, and contests over vigilance committees in the Fifth and Fifteenth wards were debated before adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Republican Club
Republican Return
Ryan
Morris
James Moir
Harrisburg
Moir
J. 8. Crown
North Scrinton
Drown
Enos T. Hall
W. A. Staunton
Bartlett
John G. Nicholson
Mr. Bartlett
Edward Davis
Crown
James Phillips
W. A. Paine
G. B. Chisean
W. J. McDonald
Ilingham
D. W. Davis
Fellows
Jones
John HW. Pellowe
Morrie
le Hution
Republican Congress
Lee
Jan Asvasedin
Inquest Finds Heart Disease Fatal to Herbert Albrecht
Coroner J F Saltry presided over a Center street station inquest into Herbert Albrecht death. Autopsy cited heart disease as cause. Jury verdict aligned with medical findings. Witnesses included Conrad Freuhon John Kuehner and police officers Feeney Edwards McMullen Jones Kariues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Saltry
Herbert Albrecht
Center Street
Tribune
Baltry
Coleman
James H. Reill
Thomas F. Clarey
John Walsh
PF. J. Widmayer
Charles L. Teeter
Conrad Freuhon
John Kuehner
James Feeney
Richard Edwards
John McMullen
Tom Jones
Pred Kariues
Re-Election of Manager at Northeast Car Service Meeting
The Northeast Pennsylvania Car Service Association held its annual meeting at the Commonwealth building. A. G. Thomason was re-elected manager, with auditors J. M. Bine of Lackawanna and J. M. Davis of the Erle. Present were W. B. McCaleb of Bunbury and T. O. Cole of the Erle, with other companies represented by proxies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Pennsylvania Car Service Association
Commonwealth Building
A. G. Thomason
Maanager
J. M. Bine
Lacka- Wanna
J. M. Davis
Erle
Uoned
W. B. McCaleb
Bunbury
Penneylvania Company
T. O. Cole
Specials for This Week at Local Market
Weekly specials list includes Ceres Asparagus 88 cents, Mammoth and Carmelo Asparagus at low prices, Coursen’s Midget Limas and Calumet Limas featured. Beach Leaf Peas and Wax Beans 12 cents, Early June Peas 10 to 12 cents, Fine York and Maine Corn 10 cents. Plantation Java and Golden Rio Coffee priced. Ivish Mackerel at three for 98 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Maine
Java
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Matnwane Stor
Sterling Range
Washington Ave
Infante
THE
Baby Bazaar
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
John Morgan
Chas
Tiicharde
Giles Decker
Mea
Lewie Llewellyn
David Llewellyn
Ate
Biward Weeden
B. Wallera
A. M. Shinone
Afr
B. Gale
B. R. Trobe
William Davie
Clifford
West Scranton
Floyd Heberling
Kingston
Albert de Follet
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cay
Mine Workers’ Convention
Wilkes. Barre
the Tribune
Mr. Jones
Ted
Jone
Wilken Barre
Wiles Tyre
Macaulay Satis
New Jersey Central
New Jersey Central Railroad
James Maly
Beaumont
Jayne
Crawford County
Helen
Lst
Stool Dieriat
F. M. Koehler
Th Shepard
Charles Malies
Listriot
Os. Troun
Do Wl Schiebel, Jr
R. Mo Walker
Head of
Day Service Association
E. G
Coursen
Phono
Hdison
Velous Moulded Records
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Ile Eliz
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Battenberg
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Avenue
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
R. E. Prendergast
Washington Age
Namsook
Pearl Mistions
Yoko
Trousoius
Price & Jenkins
Wyomis
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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