Mansfield and Edith Richards Wed in West Scranton
Frank Mansfield of Myers and Mansfield and Edith Frank Richards were married at the bride’s parents’ home on Scranton street with Rev. John P. Moffat officiating. The ceremony was simple and witnessed by close relatives and friends followed by a light luncheon. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents.
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Frank Mansfield
Myers & Mansfield
Bpruce Street
Edith Frank Richards
David T. Richards
Scranton Street
John P. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Mansfield
West Scranton
Beaven Wedding Solemnized at Mrs Martin’s Home
Edith Martin and William Hutton united in matrimony at the bride’s home on Church Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev I J Lansing in Green Ridge Presbyterian church. The couple received many presents and left for a wedding tour to New York before residing with the bride’s mother.
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Beaven
Martin
Church Avenue
Edith Martin
William Hutton
West Scranton
I. J. Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Hutton
Green Ridge
Kawanna
New York
Moran-Lynett nuptials tied after West Market wedding
Misa Margaret Moran, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Moran of West Market street, married yesterday to James Lynett of West Mar.
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Misa Margaret Moran
Lawrence Moran
West Market Street
James Lynett
West Mar
Wedding Bells In Holy Rosary as Lynett Marries
ket street at 6 30 in the morning the ceremony was held in Holy Rosary church with Mendelssohn’s wedding march by Miss Margaret Thornton. bride Mrs Lynett a popular young lady and mall carrier William A Lynett acted as groomsman. The couple left for a wedding tour to Philadelphia and Washington then plan to reside on West Market Street.
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Holy Rosary Church
Mendelssohn
Margaret Thornton
Theresa Healy
William A. Lynett
McDonough Avenue
N. J. McManus
West Market Street
Hanley
Lynett
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Mary's Church
Dunmore
P. H. Haggerty
Mary A. O'Malley
Thomas O'Malley
Pittston
Miss McHale
Kathryn O'Hara
William J. Cane
Gainsborough
Charles Grether Convicted of Murder in Frat Case
Exclusive AP report from Stroudsburg June 3 states Charles Grether was today convicted of murder in a fraternity house case. The verdict followed a trial detailing the deadly incident tied to a fraternity event and ongoing campus security concerns.
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Associated Press
Stroudsburg
Charles Grether
Jury Convicts Man in Death of Adam Strunk
A jury in Middle Smithfield returns a verdict after about an hour finding Grether guilty of killing Adam Strunk during an attempted arrest for a home robbery last September. The killing occurred as Strunk tried to arrest Grether.
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Adam Strunk
Middle Smithfield
Grether
Strunk
Boer Delegates Arrive in Utrecht After Meetings
European Boer delegates reach Utrecht and hold talks at Kruger home and Hotel Des Pays Bas. They refuse to discuss peace or outcomes. Dr Keyds and Mr Fischer stay. Wessels and Wolmarans proceed to The Hague. Handelsblad notes no contact from South Africa on peace.
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Utrecht
Holland
Europe
Kruger
Hotel Des Pays Bas
Dr. Keyds
Fischer
Wessels
Wolmarans
Hague
Handelsblad
Boera Jn
South Africa
Willard Breaks Intercollegiate Record With 2072 Points
Nelson W. Willard of Columbia elevated his mark in intercollegiate tests to 2072 points. He scored 490 on back strength, 845 on legs, 40 on lungs, plus 652 from push ups and pull ups. He lifted 658 pounds with his back and 1659 pounds with his legs, ranking as the third best under the Surgent system.
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New York
Nelson W. Willard
Columbia
Willard
Richmond Observes Jefferson Davis Birthday as State Holiday
Richmond Virginia marks the birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis as a state holiday with Capitol and city hall offices closed and public schools shut. The observance is noted as widely followed across southern states.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Capitol
Death of William H. Lovell Aids Pennsylvania Railroad Veteran
William H. Lovell aged 81, nephew of President William Henry Harrison, died last night in Hollidaysburg. A longtime Pennsylvania Railroad official, he served fifty years including posts as agent at Altoona Duncansville and Butler.
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Frep
Hollidaysburg
William H. Lovell
William Henry Harrison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pingpong the New Indoor Game Hailed for Dull Summer Days
The article explains pingpong as a simple affordable indoor pastime. It compares it to lawn tennis, describes table setup with a six inch net, table size guidance, light celluloid ball, and two player play. Scoring mirrors tennis, needing two-point advantage to win.
Pingpong craze sweeps England and society
The article notes that players stand at the end of the table with little room for movement and victory favors steadiness. It mentions no overhand strokes and counters the idea that backhand is decisive. Pingpong originated in England where it became a nationwide craze.
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England
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