Social Weddings in Bridgeport and Providence Gatherings
A wedding at St Marys Church Bridgeport Conn united Miss Margaret Wharpatrick of Carbondale to Jr Geirer of Wilkes Barre. The couple left for a trip through Boston Albany Saratoga Pan American. Also Guy W Osterhout and Miss Thoohe Smith wed in Providence with family attendance. A later marriage at the Episcopal residence on Wyoming avenue joined Fred J Williams and Miss Teresa M Boyle. Mrs Philippe of Lincoln Heights celebrated her seventy fourth birthday with relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Kaet Bridgeport
Conn
Margaret Wharpatrick
Carbondalen
Wee
Jr. Geirer
Wilkes-Barre
Peter McLeoun
Honep
Marjorie Fitzpatrick
Anna Ciels
Providence Presbyterian
Guy W. Osterhout
Thoohe Vi
Smith
Mien
Guild
Mies Guild
Fred Smith
Mies Maud Sanders
Hyde Park
Mies O Oterhout
David W. Smith
WL Smith
TD. Smith
Mins Osterhout
Alice Osteorhout
Joseph Osterhout
Burton Oterhout
Joe Gillespie
Shotten
Mira Jessie Keefer
Ethel Linsell
New Jersey
Main Avenue
Parker Street
Fred J. Williams
Mise Tereea M' Boyle
Wyoming Avenue
J. J. Griffin
Mise Nellie O Boyle
J.C. Ruane
Thomas Phillipe
Lincoln Heights
Local residents count days with city and travel notes
Personal notices list Dr HL A Ware leaving the city yesterday to spend days in Bufalo. MW Wright and Ruth Loomis visit from Madison Avenue and plan summer homes. Senator Benjamin K Fookt and others from Lewisburg and Lock Haven attend a new company meeting. Henry Niemeyer to visit New Albany for a couple of months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. A. Ware
Bufalo
MW. Wright
Chicago
Louie le
Mee
H Loomis
Ruth
Noen
Fuquebunne
Benjamin K. Fookt
Lewisburg
McNane
Lock Haven
New Company
Henry Niemeyer
Madison Avenue
New Albany
Ind
Local residents listed from Denehter to Kerr on summer visits
A long OCR readout lists multiple residents and visitors from the area. It mentions Wee A L Zeller of Thinety visiting her aunt in Ponseutaney, Pa, Edward Kenny and family traveling to Atlantic City, George Phillips and Martin Ithona in Milwaukee, and Mies Matin Ithona planning a summer at Lake Henry. Also noted are travels to Buffalo, a health-related return, and several couples planning summer residence and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denehter
Wee A. L. Zeller
Helen Nirmeyer
Thinety
Mies
Lily Leev
Cappiee Avenue
Ponseutaney
Edward Kenny
South Scranton
Athintic City
Sod Mea J
BR. Pish
Mie
A. Fieh
Robert Fie
Preston Park
George Phmmpe
Pocona
Taitawette
Fire Escape Compliance Ordered for City Buildings
Inspector commands a list of buildings lacking fire escapes. Director Wormeer and officials will enforce the law once T B Jackson compiles the offenders. Steps to compel owner compliance will follow the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Cabinet
Public Safety
Wormeer
T. B Jackson
Vota Reppootfulls
PF. L. Woerrner
Millie Ealers
Jackson
Poisoner suspected in dog killings in Green Ridge
Local residents accuse a longtime figure in Green Ridge of poisoning dogs and birds, with cases of poisoned meat found on steps and lawns. Reports recount numerous dog deaths in nearby areas and a chilling incident of a dog being hanged from a tree, prompting calls for severe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
Strawlsburg
Tn West Scranton
Pine Brook
Central City
Strohl Free After New York Diamond Theft Warrant
Ed and Dantel tale ends. Adolph Strohl freed as New York authorities decline to issue arrest papers for a diamond theft. Strohl, who planned marriage next Tuesday, claims arrest to spite his name. Neighbors dispute nuptial plans amid scrutiny of Goldman jeweler case.
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Dantel
Tate Mercedes
Adolph Strohl
New York
Broadway
Goldman
Polles
Awiler
Strohl
Metropedics
Poulsen Robling
Hans
Siohlie
Special Summer Steam Train To Lake Poyon Tellie
Starting July 7 and every Sunday thereafter the N O W railway runs a reduced fare special to Lake Poyn Tellie for summer visitors. The line departs Scranton at 8 30 am and Carbondale at 9 10 pm with intermediate stops. Fares are 1 00 from Scranton and 60 cents from Carbondale. Grounds and hotel are under new management this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. & W. Railway Company
Lake Poyntelle
Scranton
Carbondale
Secranton
Body found near Lake Lodore tied to Waymart murder case
Edward Schoonover, a Barantoeh man living in Scranton, was found dead in woods near Lake Lodore after a spree with Hull from Dixon Hill Carbondale. Hull is suspected of the fatal knife wound and faces pursuit by Carbondale and Wayne County authorities amid bloodstained clothes and earlier admissions of a quarrel.
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Winans Hull
Dixon Hill
Carbondale
The
Tribune
Edward Schoonover
Hull
Waymart
Lake Lodore
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Echoonoever
Schoonover
Nerson
Scranton Mane
Schoonovers
Bush
Wayne County
Honerdale
Fleet Footed M Vittie Escapes Police Station
Sergeant Richard Edwards of Center Street police station was breached by a young man named Frank P McVittie who fled from the station after a brief ruse. McVittie, hailed as tall and well dressed, used a telephone then bolted through the cage and outer door onto Center Street before the sergeant could stop him. A straw hat bearing the name McVittie was left behind and leads to a search of 1408 Wreaming Avenue. authorities will pursue charges of escaping from an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Edwards
Center Street
Frank P. McVittie
Lackawanna Avenue
McVittle
Che
McVittie
Edwards
Wreaming Avenue
Treasury at a Low Ebb in City Finances
City funds run nearly dry as the clerk and treasurer draw orders for wages and bills. About 4500 dollars were paid yesterday. many street workers waited for Fourth of July pay. Last year’s Fifth ward deficit is exhausted and no further improvements can proceed this year. Only county liquor license funds remain to relieve the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceuncile
Ciy
Lcence
Fountain Gift Named For Throop Memorial in Nay Aug Park
The Nay Aug Park drinking fountain will be named the George Scranton Throop Memorial. Gifted by Mrs. H. K. Phelps, sister of the late George S. Throop, the iron bronze fountain stands 6 ft 9 in high and 12 ft 6 in wide with sixteen cups. Delivered by J. L. Mott Iron Works of New York around August 1, with Roche arranging pit and foundation for immediate erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scranton Throop
H. HK. Phelps
Chorge Ss. Throop
J. L. Mott Tron Works
New York
Public Works
Roche
Quality Sardines and Range of Prices Offer Best Value
The ad promotes high grade and medium priced sardines including Roneloss Sardines for Ste and other brands with price differences by fish quality. Imported sardines are 19 each, large tins, not boneless. Delivery extends for miles and customers are urged to order early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Contestants Register Points as Table One Nears Midway
Six contestants logged points yesterday in Table No. 1. The office will be open from 4 to 5 P M today to receive more points as the contest nears its halfway mark.
Scranton Area Names Listed Across Ten Entries
A printed listing names multiple residents by town including Meyer Lewis Hyde Park Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Miss Norma Meredith Hyde Park Miss Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit Frank Kemmerer Factoryville and others with sequence numbers and scattered figures. The column ends with entries 16 and 17 in Carbondale and Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David Co. Emery
Wimmers
Contestant Points and Registration in Local Educational Contest
Six of the Table No 1 competitors returned yesterday while none of the nine Table No 2 leaders sent in a point. Meyer Lewis sits at 21 points and is five points from 600. Schwenker and Anderson each earned points. Griffin two. Meredith one. Office registration today 4 to 5 p.m. as contest runs two more days before halfway. Entry open to ambitious youths. seven yearly subscribers with four points could reach sixth place. Details appear on The Tribune fourth page or via Editor Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Lewis
Schwenker
Anderson
Miss Griffin
Miss Meredith
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Mischief Night Car Track Prank Injures No One
A practical joker and a mischievous youth placed cartridges on street car tracks near the Lackawanna dairy on Adama avenue. An inbound Dunmore car exploded, frightening horses that bolted across the tracks but caused no injuries to the carriage occupants or passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Dairy
Adama Avenue
Dunmore
Bill Nyes
All Day Dancing at Laubscher's Hotel on the Speedway
Dancing events will continue all day at Laubscher's hotel located on the Speedway with further sessions planned the next day. Event details are sparse but indicate ongoing social dancing at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubscher’s
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Caw Street
Myre
Pan
Armeriah
Teoronte
Ocleveland
Mr Watrer
Allright Avenue
Kerr
Mien Jiseiphiline Tmavla
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Mins Hole
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Verda
Buffalo
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Bann
Rome
Lake Lohore
Winans Hall
B8choonover
Reuben Getz
Grover
Behoonover
Schonnover
Schoonver
Mrs. Geta
Getz's
Staples
Getz
M'Vittie
the People’s Bank
Treasury
H. B. Phelps
Kleon
E. G
Coursen
Lewis
Henry Schwenker
William Miles
Garfield Anderson
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
August Brunner, Jr
Arthur Co. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Minnieway
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
F. l L. Vormeer
Frank Rolling
Palive
Fuisani
Minuntia
Wortheer
Department of Public Safety
Robling
W. H. Booth
Commonwealth Building
Fool Joker
Adams Avenue
F. & M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Central
Pennsylvania
Penn Avenue
Baptist Church
King Miller
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Art Goods Center
Cramer
Wells Co
Conrad
Carriea
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
Obcscranton, Penna
T. A. Watres
J. A. Knapp
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