New York Couple Weds at Jackson Street Parsonage
Frank Lyman Dunnell and Miss Susette Barnes Dunnell married at the Jackson Street Baptist parsonage by Rev. Thomas de Gruchy. The couple were driven to the Jermyn for a wedding repast and will reside in New York. Thomas Verty and Miss Sarah M. Dudley tied the knot at the same parsonage by Rev. Dr. de Gruchy yesterday at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lyman Dunnell
Susette Barnes Dunnell
New York City
Jackson Street Baptist Parsonage
Thomas de Gruchy
Jermyn
New York
Thomas Verty
Bald Mount
Sarah M. Dudley
Jackson Street
Bopst
de Gruchy
Local residents well represented at fairs and getaways
Several townsfolk journeyed to the Pan American exposition and Niagara Falls while others headed to the Adirondacks and Adirondacks camping trips. Attendees included Attorney D J Reoty, J G Sanderson, Edward Dimmick, Misses Pearl Treverton and Mildred Lighthipe, and Mrs. H F Wernorlis among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Hummler
M. A. Duffy
F. E. Terone
Cedar Avenue
Lake Sheridan
D. J. Reoty
D. J. Daviea
Lake Arist
Jennings
D. J. Rovhe
Local Notes From City Hotels And Graduations
Miners Bernard Anta Jenkins and her sister, daughters of E. D. Jenkins of Capouse avenue, return from Stroudsburg State Normal School where they were graduated last week. Dr. Lewis, Lackawanna capital resident staff, in visiting silence in Maine. George Lindsay of Green Rides attending the University of Pennsylvania course and serving at the hospital. Rev. MW Nash, curate at St Luke's Episcopal church, will depart for Antrim Thomas county about Aug 1 to be assigned to a church by Bishop Talbot. Reynolde of North Main avenue marked twenty fifth wedding anniversary with greetings to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlerd
Anta Jenkins
E. D. Jenkins
Capouse Avenue
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Dr. Lewis
Lackawanna T Capital
Filence
Maine
George Lindsay
Green Rides
Pennsylvania
Mw, Nash
Janine
St. Luke's Epinopal
Fett
Antrim
Thoga County
Talbot
Mire
Foca
Reynolde
North Main Avenue
Mere Reynolde
Ohat
League Is Not Inactive Says Municipal Agent
Agent Wilson of the Municipal league tells a Tribune reporter the Sunday scare about inactivity is misleading. The league is quietly fighting a vice problem, arresting offenders and fining them while keeping details from the press until open actions are needed. A night patrol once surprised a 20 year old and 15 year old sleeping in a field. the couple were awakened by a lantern and once stirred, fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Municipal League
Tribune
Flosia
Mr. Wilson
League
Green Ridge
Wyoming Commemorative program at monument grounds
The Wyoming Commemorative Association presents a detailed programme at the monument grounds on Wednesday starting at 10 a m. Highlights include band performances, patriotic songs, a historical address by Lathbert D Wartell, and the presentation of two pound parre tis guns by Lieutenant Charles H Reilly. Officers and committees of the association are listed with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Commemorative Association
Monument
Solty
Holy City
Dowph
Guard
Alexander's
America
Ree
Smith
Moneer
Alfred Marte
Min
Wyoming Choir
Hayily Alexander
Benjamin Dorrance
Dorranceton
William J. Conyngham
Wil Twin R. Storrs
Charles A. Miner
Wooh
Hetehard
Theodore Strong
Lawrence Myers
J. W. Hollenback
Garrick M. Vlarding
Horace Kk. Mayden
Harrison H. Hirvey
Thaurer—F. ©. Johnson
Wilkes Barre
George MW. Butler
William A. Wilcox
Scranton
Crounte
James D. Green
William H. Jenkins
Charles Law
J. M. Schooley
William A, Wilcox
H, Welles
John & Harding
Oliver A. Parsons
John D
Farn Om
Sidney RL Miner
Woodward
Levi, Shoemuhker
Henry Colt Buller
Francis Ay Phwelye
Longo Held Under Extradition Inquiry In Dunmore Case
District Attorney Lewis investigates Tony Longo exposure to extradition after the man named as the slayer of Officer Golden is reported captured in Malaya. It is unclear if Longo is naturalized. he had once sought deputy constable appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Tony Longo
Omcer Golden
Dunmore
Maly
LARCENY OF DIAMOND RING CHARGES STROHL IN BROOKLYN
Sergeant Robert Deller arrested Adolph H. Strohl of South Washington avenue on larceny charges for stealing a diamond ring valued at 90 dollars from William Goldman of 430 Broadway New York. Goldman swore out the warrant before Magistrate W A Kramer of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deller
Adolph H. Strohl
Washington Avenue
William Goldman
Broadway
New York
Metropolis
Adolph
Goldman
W. A. Kramer
Brooklyn
Colleges Share in Fox Estate Bequest
Easton July 1 The late Eli Pox of the city bequeathed a large portion of his 20000 estate to colleges churches and charitable blocks including Pennsylvania College Gettysburg 1000 Loysville Orphans Home 500 St Pauls Church 6000 and other named items and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Associated Pres
Easton
Eli Pox
City
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Lioysville
St. Paul's Church
Smallpox outbreak hits Archbald and Simpson area
Smallpox has broken out in the upper county with one Archbald case and two in Simpson. John J. Dougher, 28, assistant superintendent for Prudential, is ill. his uncle John Toolan and neighbor Mrs. Ann Doud are also infected. Authorities vaccinate contacts and enforce strict quarantine while warning nearby towns to vaccinate residents and revive revaccination where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Dougher
Archbald
John Toolan
Ann Doud
Simpson
Simpeon
Prudential Insurance Company
Toolan
Dougher
No. 5 Hill
White Oak
W. K. van Doren
Inet
Smythe
Jessup
Warrior Run
H. V. Logan
State Board of Health
W. BE. Allen
Heat Wave Continues With Record Highs Across City
The Tribune reports an intense heat wave with temperatures reaching 97 in the city and 102 to 104 at times. Officials warn no relief soon and a two to three week spell ahead, with no rain in sight and a possible coastal storm bringing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Mercury
Clarke
Etty
Heat exposure incidents burden Scranton region
Heat prevented many cases of heat prostration with few reported. Miss Anna Stahlheber, a South Scranton YWCA member, suffered a slight stroke but had no serious effects. Rev Hollingshed, pastor at Forest City, collapsed twice during a funeral sermon in Clifford and was taken home to Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stahlheber
South Scranton
Drowning of Patrick Durkin At Roaring Brook
Patrick F Durkin aged years son of John Durkin of 29 South Irving avenue drowned while bathing in the Roaring brook above the Old rolling mill yesterday at 4 30 o clock He waded in shallow water near the dam and sank before others could assist Coroner Roberts notified body carried to home funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Durkin
John Durkin
South
Irving Avenue
Roaring Brook
Roberts
City Treasurer to be Appointed, Not Elected
The passage of the chaser to ripper bill will remove City Treasurer E. J. Robinson from office. Recorder Connell plans to appoint the current treasurer to succeed himself with term ending next April. Delinquent Tax Collector George W. Jenkins faces questions of legality and may seek court ruling on his right to collect taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Robinson
Robinson
Connell
George W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Moil
Tribune
Ticket 1633 The Lucky One at Pan-American drawing
The St John’s society of Pine Brook held a drawing at Capouse avenue last night for a round trip Pan-American exposition ticket and a $20 gold piece. Thomas Boles and John Watts supervised, Master Spitzman drew No 18a as the winning number, but the winner remained unknown. The coupon holder can claim the prize from William O’Malley on North Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Society
Pine Brook
Capouse Avenue
Thomas Boles
John Watts
Spitzman
William O'Malley
North Washington Avenue
National Officers of Telegraphers Arrive for Delaware Line Meeting
President M M Dolphin and First Vice President J M Pearson of the National Order of Railroad Telegraphers arrive in the city from New York and will stay several days. They discuss telegraphers business for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, following a Saturday conference with President Truesdale whose results are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Dolphin
J. M. Pearson
National Order of Railroad Telegraphers
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Dolphin
Truesdale
Beer Prices Drop Twenty-Five Cents Per Barrel
Central Pennsylvania Brewing Company announced a twenty five cent cut in beer prices yesterday due to a revenue stamp reduction. The move promises cheaper suds for patrons unable to vacation at mountains or the seashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania Brewing Company
Pills Claim Quick Headache Cure by Ruy Krause
An advertisement touts Headache Capsules by Ruy Krause promising a cure for any headache in half an hour. The price is 26 cents and the product is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruy Kkrause
Quality Sardines and Imported Brands Offered at Low Prices
The ad promotes high quality and good quality sardines including Bandesa and imported brands. It emphasizes lower prices for medium to high grade fish and notes a wide delivery area and urging customers to order early.
Ten Year South Scranton YWCA Anniversary Celebration
The South Scranton branch of the Young Women's Christian Association marked its tenth anniversary with an elegant event at 1021 Cedar Avenue. Mrs E H Ripple presided as Miss Anna Stahlheber was ill and speakers Miss L M Gates Miss Krigbaum Miss Florence Tomkinson shared memories of the branchs early days and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooth Scranton
E. H. Ripple
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Roomea
Cedar Avenue
South Scranton
Central Association
S. C. Kinghaum
Lillie Doersam
Estelle
Florence Tomkinson
Knox Straw Hats Offer Comfort and Style Mechanics
A local hat shop promotes Knox Straw Hats highlighting noticeable outward differences for comfort and style. It lists Rough Hats at 3 dollars, Split Hats at 3 and 4 dollars, other hats at 1.50 to 2 dollars, and suggests Negligee Shirts with cuffs attached in Madras or Cheviot at 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Fourth of July at Lodore Lake Delights All
The Lakeside at Lodore offers a festive Fourth with special Delaware and Hudson trains from Scranton at 6.30, 9.15, 10.13, midnight, and 4.00 am. Bauer's band provides dance music, catering, a new steamer, row boats, launches, games, and more with fares from Scranton at reduced rates for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
Bauer
Jie
Havana Cigars Promo at Coursen's Store
A sale advertises 100 fine Havana Cigars for 2.50 dollars at Coursen's with Punch cigars still leading the 10 cent cigar market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Summer Weight Underwear Promises Comfort and Smiles
A playful ad notes that while others suffer in heat, wearers stay cool and comfortable with Summer Weight Underwear and maintain a bright happy smile.
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Carriea
Itle Guaranty Tandtr Uflice OF
Scranton, Penna
L. A
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Edward White
Buffalo
T. V. Powderly
Mildred Lighthipe
Orange
W. Rey
Dorothy Bessel
Victor Wenxel
BE. Robinson
Sona’ Brewery
Pan American
Niagara Palla
Pearl Treverton
Mitinle Peek
Mae Bene
Florence Bower
Green Hidge
Wyoming Seminary
J. 2D. van Maur
Vernon
Julia C. Allen
Mise Cordelia Freeman
Red Star Line
Kensington
Antwerp
HD. Crane
VE Arno
Joho
St. Amand
William J
Doug Adam Kassman
J. Kelly
Regia
Tered
Snetwok
Agent Wilson
Wyoming
Tee
Longo
Adolph Strohl
Coureen
DR. Lee
Benjamin K. Lee
Malaun
Niles
Carbondale
Campany Houses
Erie Company
de. J
Graves
Cowe
the People’s Bank
Patrick Durkin
Pearson
E. G
Coursen
Y.W.C.A
Kleon
Wanhingtar
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Ripple
West Lackawanna Avenue
Washburn Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Adame Avenue
Adama Avenue
Mulberry Street
Franklin Avenue
Oolovk
Cartier No. 20
Naval Evening
Cartiers
Ezra H, Ripple
Lodore
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Central
Telephone and Supply CO
Washington Ave
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Fancy and Art Goods Center
Cramer-Wells Co
Conrad
King Miller
China
Tyoming Avenur
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