Social Gossip Highlights Local Young People Parties and Wedding Plans
The piece lists Miss Alice Griffin hosting a Monday party on Monsey Avenue with music and games and mentions numerous attendees. It notes Mrs Florence Bower hosting a thimble tea for Mike Sopher, plus a West Hepanton Tennis Club gathering and a reprieve party at Anna Mason’s home. It reports Amellis Bachrach and Aaron Goldsmith scheduled to wed at Hotel Stafford Baltimore with Joseph Levy traveling to Baltimore for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Griffin
Monsey Avenue
Laura “Talbot
Jessie Shermiker
Reese Stickhowse
Florence Murty
Ethel Gorton
Bertha Seward
Edith Dunn
Helens Sthertlett
Batlo O'Malley
Titover Lear
Lenford Barzler
Arthur Seholir
Nebert Gaunhall
Karl Evans
Stanley Swarta
Arlington Reeve
Boyd Perry
William Mitchell
Florence Bower
Jefferson Avenue
Mike Sopher
Clara Woodruff
Margarethe Koeehler
Grave Peek
Anna Please
Ruth Hanley
Hunfee Lathrope
Helen Hilbert
Elinor Reynolds
Keith Fittcraft
Paterson
N. J
Anna Mason
South Mainavone
West Hepanton
Mies Amellis Bachrach
Thiscelty
Alean
Selant
Aeron Cgoldemith
New Park Plans Feature Dreasings Rooms and Tennis Court Work
The article describes proposed park improvements including dressing rooms for events, a second hand hall alley weekly by the plone sryunda, a trick wall at the tennis court line, and a double ted alley. It notes a Saturday baseball match on park grounds and mentions plans to attract the St Louis team next Wednesday. It also references Lewis Morrison retiring, then reconsidering a return to Mephistopheles in Raven and the lure of a large memory and effects for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piuntlinn Etinnaalen
Samartine
van Gondolia
Austin
Bath Howe
Valles
Walta
Bureau of Pulley Bailele
Maine
Iuse Hall
Crs
Wilkorarre
Beranton
St. Louis
Tean
Shaw
Mephism Production Prompts Immigration Reform Talk
A Washington dispatch reports Mephism under Julee Murry as a new production of Pawch with a prologue on immigration reform. It cites Commissioner Powderly’s investigations in Scranton showing many aliens in reformatories, urging stricter admission rules and deportation after short stays for crime or poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julee Murry
Seeeon
Diverse local residents travel for visits and events
A flood of names appears from Washington Ohio to New York City as residents and visitors plan trips. Delights include a trip to Atlantic City, a Knights of Pythias meeting in Chicago, and plans for European and international travel with stays at Lake Winola and Buffalo.
Proposed Rubber Mill at Elmhurst Promises Local Boom
A letter to The Tribune outlines plans by Mechanical Rubber Company to locate a rubber mill at Elmhurst. The proposal envisions 18 cottages for workers and family housing, clerical and supervisory staff facilities, school improvements, and regional benefits from mill construction and operation, with attention to housing and public amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanical Rubber Company
Elmhuwiest
Tribune
Excursion to Mountain Park Planned by Elm Park Sun
The Elm Park Sun lay sehon announces an excursion to Mountain Park on Thursday July 1. Non members pay seventy five cents for adults and fifty cents for children. Members are expected to attend with amusements bowling matches a ball game and races. Park grounds are in good condition and refreshments will be available. Train departs Central Railroad of New Jersey at a.m. and returns from the park at p.m. John Volknandt, barber, has moved to 444 Spruce Street over John Barnes. Lemonade and cigars offered all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Mountain Park
Thiltyen
Central Railroad of New Jersey
John Volknandt
Dime Bank
Spruce Street
John Barnes
Punch Cigar Remains Lead 10 Cent Market
The popular Punch cigar continues to top the 10 cent cigar segment, maintaining its leadership position in the affordable cigarette and tobacco market.
Sub-District High Schools Considered for Relief
The Board of Control weighs temporary moves to ease high school capacity as 900 pupils expected next September. Ideas include transferring training classes to free rooms for high school use or creating junior high schools. some favor raising grammar grades, others support junior high expansion to balance growth. President Gibbons warns against shrinking grammar education but notes possible gains from more junior or sub-district schools. The district plans further meetings before summer and may add teachers, with Katherine Smith joining the English department and three to four more hires planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Granmar
Central High Sehand
Scranton
Gibbons
Tribune
High and Training School
Katherine Smith
Coates Still Poor Despite Fortune Inheritance
Jerry Coates, age deposed inmate of Hillside Home, still awaits any share of a fortune left by a late relative. Litigation locks funds behind a Gordian knot while needy relatives press claims. A peculiar will demands an $11,000 monument, with compromise talks seeking a $1,000 memorial and remaining assets for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Coates
Beemer
Lila
Alexander
Jerry
Police and Aldermen Involved in Scranton Disorder
Patrolman John McColligan fines James Edwards four dollars for fighting and Frank Ruschally ten dollars for concealed weapons and drunkenness with his revolver seized. Sgt Wiehard Edwarde and a patrol squad raid Maggie Colborn’s house at 2 Center Street, arresting the proprietor and five inmates. Andrew Seales discharged after shooting Peter Thane with a blank cartridge. Thane absent. John Doan reports gold water loss at the central station boarding house. police consider another theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
John McColligan
Frank Ruschally
Wiehard Edwarde
Maggie Colborn
Center Atreet
Andrew Seales
Rider
Peter Thane
North Scranton
Thane
Howe Aman
John Doan
Nearth
Scranton
Central
Meelaiie
Hanley's Ice Cream Store Ad Copy Fragment
Ice cream shop listing reads Hanley's Ice Cream at 420 Spruce Street with fragmentary address and unclear surrounding text.
Cross Resigns as Delaware and Hudson Passenger Agent
H. W. Cross, district passenger agent of the Delaware and Hudson, resigns to become general passenger agent of the Erie railroad with headquarters in Chicago. His successor at the Delaware and Hudson has not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W.cross
Delaware and Hudson Company
Erie Railroad
Cross
Chicago
Summer Home Visitors Schedule at Cresco
A party of twenty women and children were sent to St. Luke's country home at Cresco Saturday and nineteen more will go there Tuesday. The stay lasts ten days and organizers ensure the home is never more than half empty during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Country
Cresco
Lieutenant Keck Returns From Philippine Service
Lieutenant Morrison M. Keck of 1910 Tine Street returns to the city after nearly two years with the Forty second infantry in the Philippines. He was mustered out at the Presidio with Lieutenant Thomas Murphy. Keck commanded his company in the absence of the captain and was assigned to Company M, Forty-beyond infantry. He saw no major engagements but participated in frequent skirmishes and carried a government funds convoy. He reports no illness and brings home Filipino curios as souvenirs. He has not decided on his future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison M. Keck
Tine Street
Philippine Islands
Presidio
Thomas Murphy
Keck
Kevkta
Philippines
Galore
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Youngs Offver
Lomax
San Francisco
Beranton
Robert Vail
Ovvar Heyer
Boruveetreer
Murphy
Kaet
None better. Ice cream from Hanley's at 420 Spruce Street
A brief note lists Hanley's Ice Cream at 420 Spruce Street as the top choice for ordering ice cream, contrasting withSmoke the Pocono as an alternative cigar option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley’s
Spruce Street
Contest Halfway Point Reports Late Submissions
Eight contestants failed to submit points and fall behind as the contest reaches its halfway mark. Organizers urge new entrants to join while progress remains.
Scranton Names and Places in Closing Table List
A numbered list presents names and locales including Meyer Lewis in Scranton Henry Schwenker in South Scranton William Miles in Hyde Park Ray Buckingham in Elmhurst Miss Wilhelmina Griffin in Providence August Brunner Jr in Carbondale Miss Norma Meredith in Hyde Park Miss Vida Pedrick in Clark's Summit Frank Kemmerer in Factoryville Arthur C Griffis in Montrose David O O Emery in Wimmers Pa W H Harris in Hyde Park Miss Minnie Wallis E J Sheridan in Hawles scessaes Jennie Ward in Olyphant Robert Campbell in Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
August Brunner, Jr
Carbondale
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Miss Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Hawles Scessaes
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
August Brunner
Vida Pedrick
David
Mmnery
W. H. Harris
Miles Tops Educational Contest as Half Meet Ends
Miles led Saturday scoring and kept lead as the Educational Contest reached its halfway mark. He gained 7 on Schwenker and 40 on Anderson, while Lewis moved to 65 and drew 3 more points on Schwenker, who remains in pursuit. Several entrants including Brunner Pedrick Mmnery Harris Wallis Sheridan Campbell failed to score last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Schwenker
Anderson
Lewis
Picnic ad for large gatherings at 420 Spruce Street
An old advertisement promotes picnics and large gatherings with beet tea cream at Hanley 420 Spruce Street, and mentions a new pretended product Kleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
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Poeta
Lewis Morricon
California
Mr. Morrison
Raven
Lorig
Lewis Morrison
Washington Dispatch
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Boranton
United States
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Powderly
Cape
Minnesota
Peat
B. J. Fuller
Washington, Oh
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Moneew
the Munst
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Charles Cortese
New York City
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Woop
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Bufalo
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Kore
C.F. Kenyan
New York Street
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Atlantic City
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United States District Meet
Suequelamna
Yettevilay
BR. OM. Goldsmith
Goldamith Brother’ Show Store
Boston
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Wiew Mejohiind
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Mimif OL Mewayges
Mullitreatreet
Frank Milan
Viele
Lake Winola
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BO T Reitly
Clay Avenue
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Knights of Pythiae
Meredolin
Kester
New York State
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Scott Wighhe
Mew
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New York
Europe
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Pier Ari
Boriton
the People’s Bank
Coates
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Keck Home
Coursen
E. G
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Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Garfield Anderson
David OO. Emery
Wimmers
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M. Lewin
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Knox
France
Germany
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Seranton
Law
Court House
Law Schools
John M. Harris
W. A. Wilcox
R. Redford
Alderman Millar
Penna
Millar
Scranton, Ta
Kleon
Candy Department
Clarke Bros
Wyem
King Miller
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
Brothers
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Fancy and Art Goods Center
Briarene
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
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T. A. Watres
A. Knapp
V. Prom
A. H. McClintock
Ralph & Hull
Trust Oflesr
Yoming
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