Local Wedding Glimpse and Social Notes
Olaf Anderson and Miss Mary Beynon wed last evening at St. Mark's Lutheran Church under a canopy of flags. The ceremony was performed by A J Ramer with many relatives and friends in attendance. A reception followed at the bride's parents home and guests included out of town relatives from Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Lackawanna. The couple will reside at 132 Morris Court. Additional social items note porch party for Miss Gearhart and Mr Peel with many local acquaintances and the marriage of Miss Marie Karcher to Mr David Fuhrman with a Pan-American trip planned afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Anderson
Mary Beynon
Daniel Beynon
A. J. Ramer
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Loretta Pagen
Isaace Thompkins
John Morgan
Ilda May Morgan
Carbondale
J. H. Humphrey
Jermyn
Anna Gafferty
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Willard
Mire
Mary Ikenny
Wi ® Reynew
Lackawanna
Pet Brown
Pocono
Derson
Morris Court
Local social notes list residents visiting and returning
Philadelphia Reverend J M Koehler visits the Jermyn. George Peck of Mean NY visits parents. Sheriff Schade and John J Coyne back from Buffalo. James Geditie travels from North Mul avenue to Wilke Frarie to visit a brother. Monaud Master Painter RB, P Miller of the Lackawanna RR returns from Miracw NY. Carrie Barton of New York visits cousin Agnes Jennings in Myrtle street. Roddy family return from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. John E Welsh leaves for New York. Patek Cik sisters Teresa and Anna head to Nataly to visit the Pan American expo. Lillian Jones leaves Jonas Long's Sonar sore for a job in Norfolk VA. Peter Grimes returns home for vacation on Mulberry Street. Theodore H Sedgwick of Rice’s Landing registers as physician and surgeon with Prothonotary Copeland after Jefferson Medical College 1877. Al Goveter returns from the Philippines after two years abroad via Pan American trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
Mean
N. Y
Charles Schade
John J. Coyne
Buffalo
James Geditie
North Mul Avenue
Wilke Frarie
Hir
Monaud
Po Miller
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Miracw
N.Y
Mira Carrie Barton
New York
Cowin
Agnes Jennings
Myrtle Street
M. M. Roddy
Katherine
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Treputy City
Hartley
John E. Welsh
Pasenger
Flotoric and Western Railroad
Patek Cik
Misea Teresa
Anna
Nataly
Lillian Jones
Jonas Long
Norfolk
Peter Grimes
Bert
Frm
Bik
Mulberry Street
Theodore H. Sedgwick
Rice's Landing
Green County
Copeland
Me Wan
Jeferson Medical College
San Francisco
al. Govhet
Philippines
Local Theaters and Notables Attend Regional Meetings
A notice details gatherings and travels of various residents including Dr and Mrs Struppter from West Scranton visiting Ligonier for a State society meeting. The group then toured Johnstown and Philadelphia, with Reverend Nace and wife noted among attendees. A private yacht excursion aboard "Where Now" is mentioned along with Holden’s wartime boat display on the St Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Causey
Mir A. G. Thormmeon
Niagara Palla
N. WY
Mailwey Transportation and Car Service Associations
P. ¥. Struppter
Weet Scrnne
Ligonier
Pitta
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Nace
Chattanonga
Tenn
Stephen Jay
Wwombg
Sidney Center
Wiekte
Rew
Mes
Hard
Thewtentland Park
John
Peake
J. B. Spencer
Holden
Elec
St. Lawrence River
Weather expert predicts hot spell moving from Vancouver region
Clarke warns three to four days of heat may arrive not as extreme as earlier heat waves. He explains regional factors like isothermal humidity and isoharic elevation. Foretasted temperatures near 1 p.m. hint at rising warmth, with the Northwest bout delivering heat moving eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Vancouver
B. C
Washington,d. C
Mississippi
United States
Short of Cash Hits Board of Associated Charities
The treasurer T. J. Kelly reported a cash balance of 33.80 with bills owed well above that and nearly two months of salary unpaid. President Ripple remained hopeful for a few new subscriptions while Mrs. W. B. Dugan outlined relief outcomes and placements for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kelly
Board of
Associated Charities
Ripple
W. B. Dugan
Sewer Contract Certified for Broadway Main Sewer
City Controller Howell certified the contract of Donohue and Boyle to build a city sewer on Broadway First and Fourth avenues and adjoining courts. The deal, one of the last council awards, runs at 144 dollars per lineal foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Donohue &Boyle
Broadway
Fourth Avenues
Fine upright grand piano for cash sale in Scranton
An old reliable mahogany upright grand piano in perfect condition is now on sale at Chernsey Hall 314 318 Washington Avenue Scranton Pa. Described as beautiful, with delightful tone and like new, it’s a rare cash only bargain for the fortunate buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Sunday Excursions to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoke
Sunday July 21 the Central Railroad of New Jersey will sell tickets from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko at one dollar for adults and seventy five cents for children. Round trip valid on special trains leaving Scranton at 7 30 a m returning from Mauch Chunk at 6 50 p m and Glen Onoko at 5 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Scranton
Matc
Hunk
Glen Onoke
Mauch Chunk
Gien Onoko
Wyoming Seminary Ad Prospectus
An admission notice for a large boarding school offering modern facilities and departments in music art and oratory. It promotes a business course for non college bound students and states certificate acceptance by colleges. Catalogs available from L Sprague D D president Kingston Pa. Try the new cigar Kieon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Seminary
Mosle
L. Sprague
D. D
Kingston
Picnic and Large Gatherings Promptly Furnished
A short notice lists services for picnics and large gatherings with ice cream provided. It mentions Hanley at 420 Spruce Street and a tobacco product note about cigars. The fragment emphasizes party setups and refreshments for social events in a historical small-town context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
Firemen Strike Shuts Down Numerous Valley Collieries
The stationary firemen’s strike spread across the valley with many mines closed all day and up to sixty workers laid off at some sites. District leaders sought to limit actions by Mine Workers members, while officials from Lackawanna and other firms weighed the impact and possible future orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Board of the
Delaware and Hudson Company
Comlbrook
Carribondale
Lackawanna
City
Cayuga
Scranton
Bliss
Auchincloss
Woolward
Scranton Coal Company
el Hitt Coal and Iron Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Elaht Eallilerice
Temple Tron and Coal Company
Mine Workers Organization
Firemen's Organization
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Workers’ Organization
Lackawanna Company
Nicholls
Grand Central Annex
Tribune
Pyne
Taylor
Holden
Central
Sloan
Hampton
Continental
Archbald
Bellevue
Washburn Street
Arr
Jayne's Hall
Jackson Street
William E. Markwick
R. T. James
Sestion
Ite
United Mine Workers
Floon
Keyser Valley
International Association of Firemen
C. C. Rose
Con Department
Delaware and Studson Company
Rose
Loomis
Coal Department
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Tobey
John Ed. Bryden
Ontario and Western Coal Department
Glenwood
Mayfield
Kingston Coal Company
Conservatory Announces Courses and Special Inducements
J Alfred Pennington, Director, notes reform at the Conservatory with new courses and inducements for registration. Last year 146 students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Pennington
Fresh Imported Cigars Catalog Listing
A fragmented catalog lists various cigars with brands such as La Vencedora Concha Esp Final and Landres Imperial. Prices range from about 4.50 to 12.00, with multiple box quantities and assorted Regalia and Puritanas finas entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concha
Concha Extra
Landres Imperial
Perfectos
Box
Regalia
Regalia de Paris
Rock & Co
Book & Co
Regalia Chicas
Carcia Puritanas
Two Leaders Battle For Stroudsburg Scholarship Lead
Garfield Anderson posts near 200 points and trims the gap on Buckingham in a lively Tribune educational contest update. A fresh entry yesterday adds another twist to the race for the Stroudsburg scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Tribune
Garfield Anderson
Buckingham
Table No 1 Voting Table Tally Likely On Closing Day
A scrambled list of names and places references many Scranton area towns and candidates. The page shows numbers and points tied to a bidding or tally system with readings for Miss Vida Pedrick and others including Frank Kemmerer David O Emery Arthur Cosme Montrose and Jennie Ward. The text asks how many names will appear in Table No 1 on closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David O. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur Cosme Montrose
W. H. Harris
Hyde Park
Scranton Tribune Seeks Contest Entries and Subscriptions
The Scranton Tribune invites readers to respond with a hand illustrated description of the contest or to request subscription blanks to participate. The notice appeals to local readers in Scranton Pennsylvania to engage with the contest and subscribe for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Seranton, Pa
Deaf Mutes Form Reading Society for Indigent Home
A new branch of the State Association of Deaf Mutes was organized at St. Luke's parish house led by Rev J M Koehler of Philadelphia and B R Allabough of the Western Institute for the Deaf. Sixty members enrolled with John McPDonough as president John Clark as secretary and Morrie N Garher as treasurer. The group aims to establish a home for indigent deaf mutes in Reading and outlined the institution plan and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Deaf Mutes
St. Luke's Parish
J. M. Koehler
Philadelphia
B. R. Allabough
Western Institute For the Deaf
Pittsburg
John McPdonough Wie
John Clark
Morrie N. Garher
Reading
Koehler
Allabwugh
Educational Contest Third Place Race Tightens On Tribune
Miss Griffin of Providence leads third place with four points after day three as Garfield Anderson from Carbondale gains twelve points to widen the gap over Bucking ham. Helen Lynch joins as a new entrant from 10 Third avenue with entries due by August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Miss Griffin
Providence
William Miles
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Buckingham
Helen Lynch
S10
Third Avenue
Park Bonds Awarded to New York Firm
The $10,000 Park Improvement bonds were awarded yesterday to George C. White, Jr. and Company of New York. Their bid stood at 106 percent with accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. White, Jr., & Company, of
New York
George C. White, Jr. and Company
Order Ice Cream From Hanley's None Better
Customer at 420 Spruce Street places a request to order ice cream from Hanley's with a claim of none better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley’s
Spruce Street
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Reval Guare Anteed
George H. Huber
Marie Karcher
John Karcher
David Fuhrman
Luther Hess Waring
Fuhrman
the People's Bank
Forty-third Regiment Infantry
Associated Charities’ Treasury
Donohue & O'Boyle
Bale
Mine Workers’ Association
Mitchell
Mullahy
Lony
International
Morton
Chicago
O'Mal
O'Malley
Etrikere
AD & H
ALL Right
Park & Tilford
E. G
Coursen
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Ise Wilhelmina Griffin
Hyde FE
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
August Brunner, Jr
Minnie Wallis
Harry Freeman
E. J. Sheridan
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Dil Someling
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Saupe
Waaay
Miller
P. J. Honan
Merchant Tailor
Lackawanna Avenue
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
Brothers
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Itle Guaranty Tapmust
ND Trust
A. Watres
W. A. Knapp
V.prea & Hy McClintock
Ralph G. Hail
Ice
Wyoming Avenue
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