Boranian Elka Attendees at Wilkes Farre Lodge Social
List documents Boranian Elka members and guests present at a Tuesday social season at the Wilkes Farre lodge. Names include Dr J F Gunster district deputy grand exalted ruler D Heedy WoOS Millar G. Smith Honi Dale O Gow secretary J Schulert Walter Haslam George Lutenberger MP McCunn A L Francoly Alexander Dunn Jr John Drontewski Alexander Behteira John Gorman Peter Movar W K Allen J J Callahan Decker P F Gibbons T A Durkin Bynes Gr Samter Kramer Fiteimmons Cad den McKeran Heynollie Logan McTighe Jennings Kelley Saunders Lane Barthes Ruddy CH Fisher Down Grimes Goyle Breener Karnes and others. Also noted were Hon C P O Malley and PF Gunster with references to The Army and Navy for peeruation at the Great Northern theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Farre Lodge
J. Fo Gunster
D. Heedy
Woos. Millar
FC. Smith
Honi. Dale
Ot. Gow
HH. J. Schulert
Walter G. Haslam
Tyler
George Luteenberger
Er Quite
McCunn
Inner
Billards
A. L. Francoly
V I
Aimee
Fred ¢. Hanmi
John Drontewski
Alexander Dunn
Wout Welchel
Rough
Stone
O'Malley
Alexander Behteira
John Gorman
Btarr
Peter Movar
Charles Farknycki
W. K. Allen
J. J. Callahan
Decker
P. F. Gibbons
Medion
T. A. Durkin
L. B. Coyne
Poop Pisin
Bwieher
John A. Costello
Jonbert Co. Wills
CG. Boland
Mecluire
T. A
M. J. Cadden
G& PL
John J. Down
EK. Grimes
J. VF. Goyle
A. Breener
F. Tally
John FE. Karnes
C. P. O'Malley
Wr. Jennings
Fanne Ramter
PF. Gunster
Frank Fitzsiamons
G. Batund
Local Notices and Travel Updates from Wilkes-Barre Times
An item notes Daniel L. Hart of Wilkes-Barre and possible theater transfer to Herald Square New York. Mrs GO Dean of Monroe Avenue reports her father’s death in Germany and plans to travel to Buoyre. A promotional tip urges buying heat for a home excursion to Binghamton and mentions state bicycle meet attractions. Charles E Rice, son of Judge Tice, has passed his law exam and will be admitted to the bar. he is praised as bright and amiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Cileags
Daniel L. Hart
Wilkes-Barre
Chichae
Wilk
Herald Square Theatre
New Yor
Mra
GO. Fh
Dean
Monroe Avenue
Werc
Germany
Buroyre
Binghamton
Charles Be, Rice
Tice
Superior Court
Hice
Personal Notes From New York City and Nearby Areas
A jumble of names and places reports social and family movements. Individuals from Nichelton, Berantw, Carbondale, Brooklyn, Scranton, and Philadelphia are listed with visits, travels, weddings, and attending funerals, including Catherine Courthight and Mrs Katherine Wilcox.
First June Weddings Bring Several Local Nuptials
A series of early June weddings unfolds in local households. C Colvin and Mary M Meyers wed at St. John’s church with about twenty-five guests. newlyweds will honeymoon in Philadelphia then reside at 1606 Wyoming Ave. George Atkins and Mary M. Meyers also tied the knot with Dr. Lansing presiding. guests include many Colvin family members. Other ceremonies include Miss Kate Click and Michael Healey in Italy Realty Church. Miss Verna Lewis and Mr. Eaton in West Pittston. and Miss Gertrude Sciam and Mr. St J Hall in Quincy Ave. New couples plan homes on Leggett Street and Madison Ave, with varied receptions and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doleey J. Vi Haldeman
Mro
J. Haldeman
Olive Street
Eaton
West Pittston
MeaArthur
Verna Lewis
George Haldeman
West Scranton
Bernikte Haldeman
Misa Lewis
Italy Realry
Kate Click
Kegger Avenue
Michael Healey
West Market Street
Od Larke
Mr. Lytott
Mime
Ligeio Layneh
Putnam Street
Edward Loftus
Weet Market Street
Keyser Avenue
Min
Mra. Bleonley
North
Leggett Street
Tind
John Sciam
Quincy Avenue
Gertrude
St. J. Hall
Eekivan
Wes
Eleter
Homer
Madison Avenue
Health Board to Halt Fertilizing Plant and Sewage Upgrades Urged
The Scranton board of health discussed stopping the Stowers Packing Company fertilizing plant due to foul emissions near Elm Street and a nearby school. Officials noted sewage and open drains on South Side demand a sewer and street grading. Inspectors reported May activity including livestock, milk, and waste disposal, with several closures and notices planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowen's Packing CO
Scranton
Muirange Macresi
Allen
Henumont
Scranton Street
Chestnut Street
Dr. Allen
Captain Burke
Repairing of Asphalt Sparks City Debate Over Contractors
Scranton councils clash over paving repairs as City Engineer favors municipal work. St Louis already operates a plant costing over 10000 and capable of 60 to 90 square yards daily. The Barker contract ends in November and bids for a new system are discussed amid calls for using portables and concrete materials. Donations to St Patrick's Orphanage noted including several $1 gifts and a $20 from Dr K B Roos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
St. Louis
Phillips
Clits
Public Works Department of
Keer
Barker Company
Dees
Portale
Eneiteer Chitin
Seouls
Wilkes-Barre Board Elects Officers for New Year
At the timely annual meeting the Wilkes-Barre board of trade elected officers for the fiscal year starting June 1. The slate includes Walter Gaston as president and Chearge 8 Bennett as first vice president. Other officers named are Cyrus Straw second vice president Thomas W. Atherton fourth vice president Andrew F. P. Derry treasurer Garrett Smith secretary and a long list of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre Board of Trade
Walter Gaston
Chearge
Bennett
Cyrus Straw
Thomas WH. Atherton
Fourth View
Andrew FP. Derry
A. A. Sterling
Garrett Smith
L. Brown
John €. Bridgeman
W. MH. Hollenback
John Han
Local Board Adds Members to Tender Group
The board of tenders currently includes about seventy members led by C H eel, BK Steamator John Turner and Joseph Weltzenkorn, reflecting a large roster at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel
C. BK. Steamator
John Turner
Joseph Weltzenkorn
Tende
Oleh
Death of George A Jessup in Montrose Era
George A Jessup died last evening at 4 Clay Avenue after a brief illness. He was the fourth son of the late Judge William Jessup of Monroe, linked to notable Pennsylvania jurists. Born in Montrose in 185? he worked in insurance before moving to Scranton, gaining local prominence. Survived by a wife and four children, funeral at his home Friday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Jersip
Clay Avenue
William Jessup
Monirone
Pennsylvania
Aiik
Dudgy Jeseup
Unis City
Miseiontiles
Reve
Jeseup
Samuel Jeasup
Montrose
Susequetanna
Homer
N. Y
Mize Elin Beardley
Albert Beardsley
Springville
Jesup
Scranton
Isi
Albert Jessy
Tehith
Ales
Fred Bingetury
Mise Amanda Joreuy
Maxwell Jessup
Thie Chin
Auction of oriental rugs carpets and articles closes stock
Sellers Williams and McAnuity announce a closing auction of oriental rigs carpets and related items. The sale begins this afternoon at 6 o'clock and continues later at 3 and several unspecified times. Located at Wyoming avenue the sale offers rare barenins for rug buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & McAnuity
Wyoming Avenue
College of Commerce Sumter Building Closes Doors
Due to poor patronage the College of Commerce Sumter building closed on Tuesday lawt. Students will transfer to Scranton Business College. Commerce College students wishing to join the arrangement will meet Professors Buck and Whitmore at their office next Saturday afternoon at oelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Commerce
Sumter
Scranton Business College
Commercel College
Buck and Whitmore
Oelock
Davidow Dros Auction Sales Draw City Attention
In the City, the Davidow Dros great auction sales event draws interest from buyers and collectors seeking bargains and rare items as the sale nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow
Hammocks Offered in Various Styles and Prices
Yard hammocks with stretchers sell for 50 cents. Pillow hammocks wide Vallence priced at 2.25 and 2.50, valued at 4.00. A special line features Fancy Hammocks in Old Gold Garnet and Red.
Parade Programme for Ancient Order of Hibernians
Grand marshal announces line of march for state convention parade in Lackawanna county with four divisions from Wayne Luzerne and local towns. Officials list division marshals and street formations from Spruce to Washington avenues toward St Thomas College reviewing stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MO. Gein
Tuesaday
Order of Hibernian
Tine
Sittong
Lackawanna County
Bone
Lee
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Bpruce
Leckie Wanna
Jefferson
Vine Street
Cheam Stret
Mulberry Street
Wyoming Avenue
St. Thomns College
Oratorio at Peckville Sets Raul of Tarsus Performance
A forthcoming vocal event at Peckville Baptist church will present the cantata Raul of Tarsus. Reese Watkins from Scranton will conduct a chorus of sixty voices in what organizers call a rare treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul of
Tarsus
Peckville
Clarke and Berkshire Deli Items Listed for Sale
A list of assorted grocery items with prices appears, including Clarke's Test Patent Flour per pound, Clarke's Berkshire Sigar-Cured Hams per pound, Choice Light Bacon, Potatoes per bushel, Fresh Eggs per dozen, California Peaches per can, Boston Baked Beans, Fresh Cockles two cans, and Stripped Smoking Tobacco by the pound. The items are presented in a dense ad-style catalog from an early 20th century newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Star and Cresent
California
Boston
Judgment Opens in Suit Against Den nis Ruane
Judge Archball grants a file to open judgment in the case of T Ho and A Fordham against Dennis Ruane of Johnson's Patch and stays the sheriff sale. The cave incident involves Mrs Ruane alleging her husband confessed fraud to cheat her of property and obstruct her claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archball, Yoswerday
T. Ho
A. Fordham
Dennis Ruane
Johnson's Patch
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Norton's
The
Century
Munsey, Scribner
Metropolitan
Cosmopolitan
Uwarpers
Puritan
Arena
McClure
Ladies’ Home Journal
Atlas of the World
Rand
McNally
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Ackawanna the
Aundry
Briggs Pianos
WilWnes-Barre
Perry
Clive
Potlee
Carl FB
Schmitt
Kingston M. EE
Handled By
Perry Brosusic Doesalers
Wyoming Ave
Columbian Detective Agency
Philo
Vicetor Koch, Jr
Jlouse
Anna E. Huber
C. Cushman
Adame &J
Philo" Mfg. CO
Clinton Place
New York City
Chas McMullen
Haye
the Traders National Bank
Elia
Gul Rose Comerd
Price
Kemp
J. Trougeitle
Marion W. Bioghee
Nichelton
Vinitinue
Weeley Gander
Honda
Youlerdiny
James Powderty
Carbondale
Beranton Frivitly
Toorke Renere
Viettin
Brooklyn
Flavnetstrert
Gitten
Hoehestar
Thoraes Tanned
Menewdile
Wayne
Alfred Hut
Gts
Quackenbush
Arbett Larche
Wbnittett
Gore
Aontrove
Vlimier
Katherine Wilcox
Springfield
South Mountain
Eister
Caroline Clinghorn
Bavinnah Tia
Kilewlen
Georgetown University
Mise Gertrude Beikin
Quincey Avenue
Nent
Faton Haldeman
Clark Henvey
Hall-Seism
Mise
Mary Metz
Kellerman Court
Charles Snyder
Pipuston
Nuty
Oelnok
Diay
A. Nordt
Board of Health
Paine
M. J. Kelley
Pr. Bentley
George B. Horn
Nes. Stowers Packing Company
Bently
Torhke
Belles
Capoure Avenue
Wheeler
Elmberet
Schowl Hove
Atate
Benjamin Lee
State Hoard of
Captain Marke
T. N. Cullen
D. O. Thomas
Fourbage Crematory
M.* F. O'Malley
Murray
St. Patrick's Orphan Avslum
Weet Side Hospital
West Side Hospital
Wos
Christena Dewey Harris
Manila
Moses Taylor
Lackawannd
St. Matrick’s
St. Patrick’s Orphanage
Aculum
Rey
James 8. Whelan
Ars
M. Reilly
James Norton
Als
Thomas McAndrews
Hugh Maley
George FL McCarthy
Edward Josee
Toohey
Peter McCarthy
George A. Jessup
Ile
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Oriental Rug Auction Today
Hing
Davidenroe
Dr. Walker
Bellevue
Post-Graduate Medical College
E. G
Coursen
Lacka, Ave
M. ¥. Griffin
BAL Ees
Wil BR
WRAN
Bevery
Lackawanna
Wayne and
Luzarne Counties
Ernemoen
Earthnees
Wiyne County
Hyde Thorn
Hyde Park
Providence
Twivision
Tdivielin
Minooka
Beranton
Bernt
Hind Diviedin
Moision
Divid
Benanton
Aveoea
Old Borge
Tavision
Old Forge
Mowete
FE. C. Newcomb
Mra. Ruane
Peckwille
Mies Underwood
I’ennevens
Pattin’s
Penn Avente
Clarke Bros
Archbald
S.C. Snyder
Jermyn
Cranton
Perling
Tearns
Iron and Steel
Bitenbender & CO
Franklin Ave
Liebecker & Watkins
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Bone Ou
Ldnsted Ol
Walle
Yan Mito Vargish
Uryer
Japan
Shinglesina
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Naido
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
Barbour’s Home
Credit House
Lackawanna Ave
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