Wedding Bells Mark First Blaypiist Eltteh Ceremony
Arthur Brown of Sanderson Avenue Green Ridge wed Miss Vane Selene Phillips of North Rebeca Venice Werthe Webted Tey. Reverend Mathews officiated. The bride wore white. bridesmaids and ushers named. A reception and supper followed at the bride’s home with about one hundred guests. The couple departed for Philadelphia and Atlantic City after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltteh
Arthur Brown
Sanderson Avenue
Green
Vaneseline Phillips
Gi North Rebeca
Venice
Werte Webted Tey Tite Ynisienr
PF. Mathews
Minmet Lelis
Wis Cheorge
Phillips
Ray Mredericl Red
Wy. Peters
W. H. Courtright
Henry Whitmore
Bo Beddow
Sind
Brown
Philadelphia
Athinti
City
Guide Ds
Bapeise Young People's Uniom
Grecie Teensurer
Green Ridge
Haprist Bay Day School
Tle
di Green Ridge
Marriage of Bradley and Rosengranve at First Presbyterian Vitteton
Robert Prianels Bradley and Rosa Dene Rosengranve wed at Vitteton First Presbyterian Church in the evening as Rev. J. K. Fletcher officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Reseneriner of 219 Broad Street Millsion, is well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Prianels Bradley
Weel Berdnton
Rosa Dene Rosengranve
Pitteton
S.A
Vlowk
First Presbyterian Church
Vitteton
J. Dk. Fletcher
J.P. Reseneriner
Broad Street
Millsion
Pennington Seeks Directorial Clarity Amid Uncertain Policy
J. Alfred Pennington delivers a statement as director addressing policy concerns and procedural questions. The text references governance, oversight, and calls for decisive leadership to align operations with strategic goals. The piece notes ambiguity in policy and signals potential organizational reform under Pennington’s guidance.
Wedding Notice for Berinton Bradley Bride Mabel Spencer
Weet Berinton, brother of John E. Bradley advertising manager of the Times, a New York College of Pharmacy graduate, is the groom. He is presently connected with Gordons drug etere in Pitteton. Mig Mabel Spencer of Jackson street is the maid of honor. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with relatives and friends from this city attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Berinton
John E. Bradley
the Times
New York College of Pharmacy
Hoele
Gordon's
Etere
Pitteton
Mig Mabel Spencer
Jackson Street
Marriage of George Briorton and Mies Renn Megargel
George B Briorton a physician and Mies Renn Megargel of 61 North Washington avenue wed last night at the bride’s home in the Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church parlor. The ceremony blended flowers and parlor decor with a mousseline de sole gown for the bride and a pink gown for Miss Megargel. The couple plans a honeymoon to New Bedford Mississippi, staying with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Briorton
Mies Renn Mac Megargel
Washington Avenue
CO. M. Giffin
Elm Park
Clarke Brothers
Sheriff Ammirusty Returns from Fishing Trip in New York
Sheriff Ammirusty of Vane county visited the city on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs LaBare returned from a fishing trip in New York. Police Magistrate Milcie arrived home after an extended stay in Sullivan county. Mr and Mrs Aveton Croidsberg will travel to San Francisco today for a two month term and will visit Mr Galidberg's brother in San Frans Olsen.
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Ammirusty
Vane Counity
Mooo
le G. LaBare
Mire
Connell Hive
New York Sur
WS. Milcie
Four New Smallpox Cases Reported in North Scranton
Four new smallpox cases were discovered yesterday in North Scranton by City Physician Dry Touser after a referral by Dr. William D. Donne. The patients in Learetts street live in two adjacent houses occupied by Richard Lewis, Charles Lewis, and two children each. Police and quarantine officers were assigned, and officials warned against further spread. No other cases were known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Touser
William D. Donne
Rachird Lewis
Charles Lewis
North
Sermton
Dixie theatre on Adauing venues nears completion
Work on the new Dixie theatre on Adauing venues progresses rapidly with interior finishing remaining. Floors plastering and decorative work are underway while contractors express confidence the theater will open around August 1, aiming to be one of the neatest play houses in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Ager Dixie
Harger
Celine
Theatre
Pyortese HS
GLOSS NARROW ESCAPE DURING BUILDING WORK
George Clogs a hodcarrier for Comrmid Schroeder fell from a ladder while transporting mort in a Spruce street building. He struck his head, was unconscious briefly, then regained consciousness and was taken to Lockwian hospital with scalp wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clogs
Comrmid Schroeder
Framed Delegates Elected At Weld Haven Hotel Convention
At Peekville the Fourth legislative district Democratic convention chose state delegates for the June 2 convention. Hon T Dreein presided and appointed Muehies of Carbendale, Holmes of Simpsoun, and McDonald of Dunmore as delegates. The body moved to permanent organization. Delegates elected include Mungar O Neil of Carbondales and W Gro Gananidines of OBEN Olyphant along with Ted Dugean of Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dreein
Elnibernat
Muehies
Curbenedale
Thowas M. Holmes
Simpsoun
MM. d. McDionald
Dunmore
Why Bake Bread and Cake with Hinton Wagon Service
Local notice promotes ordering bread and cake from Hinton at 420 Spruce. A wagon delivery service is offered to bring baked goods to customers, emphasizing convenience and coal fuel context.
Hayley's Ice Cream Ad Readies Household Tables
An OCR fragment advertises Hatley s ice cream for home use. It lists a street address 490 Brandt? and contact details as part of a storefront notice. The text quality is poor but signals a local product promotion.
Clark Florist Moves to 203 Washington Avenue
Clark Florist announces relocation next to the former store, moving to 203 Washington Avenue and resuming operations after the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lunch Wagon Removal Sparks City Politics Clash
A council resolution directs removal of a lunch wagon on Lackawanna and Washington avenues after owner resistance to paving costs. Officials tout “retributive justice” while debates touch legalities, street paving, and city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsden Estate
Lackawanna
Washington Avenues
Costello
Scranton Railway Company
United States Army
Amsden
A Director of Public Safety
Lackawanna and
Washington
Lackawanna Avenue
Washington and
Adams Avenues
Lackawatiai Avenues
D. W. Vaughan
Cheyon Boy Jailed For Fatal Rivet Throw
Stephen Cheyon a one year old boy is jailed on murder charges after a rivet thrown by his sister Stephen reportedly aided by motive from taunting neighbors led to Mamie Cubellis death The autopsy found brain hemorrhage from convulsions The inquest heard the rivet was thrown when Mamie refused to stop the younger girl’s water play in front of their Winton home
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Lttle Patel
Vaughan
Port Dels
Deen
Wook Costello
Scmaton Railway
Herentferme
Railways
Pubillc Safety
Efts
Stephen Cheyon
Mamie Cubellis
Winton
Naminal
Phillips
Squire Mell
Voroner J. BP
Saltey Ailso
Cubellis
Cheyon
Stephen
Keyon
Lindlord
Mamie Cubelli
Miss Grace Spencer to Sing Monday Night in Scranton
Grace Spencer appears next Monday at Leccum with the Scranton Symphony in a final concert of the season. She will sing two arias with the orchestra and perform songs amid a strong program praised by Professor Hemberger. Ticket sales begin this morning at 10 and seat buyers are urged to call early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Spencer
Leccum
Scranton
Spencer
Scranton Symphony Orchestra
Dreo
Hemberger
Symphony Orchestra
Negro Lynched After Murder Charge In South Carolina
Exclusive wire report states Jim Black, accused of killing Mrs. J K Jones, was killed by a mob in Ravenel. Black was said to have implicated in the crime weeks earlier and was brought from jail to the scene by local residents. The mob seized him before authorities could complete legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Black
J. K. Jones
Charleston
B.C
Soin Mhiek
J. BK. Jones
Male
Officons
Hlack
Ravenel
Erie
Ice Cream Promotion From Pure Materials Sealed
Note claims a guarantio with every order from Hanley at 420 Spruce Street. Read as an advertisement fragment offering an ice cream item tied to purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Kipp Climbing in June Leaderboard Shift
A brief notes Albert Freedman surpasses the 1000 mark as Walter Ellis and William Sherwood make gains. Of six leaders for June four are from out of town, while the subject started work last Friday and now sits in seventh place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Freedman
Walter Ellis
William Sherwood
Alec
Contenders and scores listed in local standings
Standings show Charles Burns Wandling leading with 293 points. Scranton participants Rodriguez Kellerman and Havenstrite appear among top ranks, with Frank Kipp Elmhurst and Fred Gunster Green Ridge also scoring. The list includes multiple Scranton entries and others from Carbondale Hyde Park and Providence with varying point totals.
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Charles Burns
Wandling
Rodriguez
Scranton
A. J. Kellerman
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Ane Pee Belle- T Oncay H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Harry Madden
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
L. E. Stanton
Grant M. Decker
Hall- Statesbies
A. J. Havenstrite
Moscow
Spens
William Cooper
Priceburg
Wie Hallstead
Ssess
Hugh Ponneen
Elmhurst contestant leads Educa Homil Contest standings shift
The Tribune Educa Homil Contest moves into its second month with improved scores. Oscar Hy Kipp of Elmhurst rises from near bottom to within striking distance of the top as Albert Freedman of Bellevue passes the hundred point mark and closes in on fifth place. William Sherwood of Harford advances, Walter Ellis of Hyde Park climbs two spots, and out-of-town competitors dominate early May standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Oscar Hy
Kipp
Elmhurst
Amine
Albert Freedman
Bellevue
Willam Sherwood
Harford
Harry Madden
Scranton
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Charles O' Boyle
Secranton
Nellie Avery
Forest City
Engineers' Convention Delegates Back From Norfolk
John R Troch reports on the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention at Norfolk Virginia with about one hundred delegates in attendance. The main action approved a plan to pension engineers in good standing at twenty dollars if disabled or unable to secure work and projected next year’s meeting in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Troch
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Norfolk
Virginia
Los Angeles
Mi Troch
Local Meeting Report Set for Guernsey Hall Sunday
Divisiona No 403 of Dunmore No 997 of Junction N J and Sam Sloan Dr Vision No 276 of Beranton will have his report at the meeting of the latter in Guernsey hall next Sunday afternoon.
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Dunmore
Junction
N, J
Sam Sloan
Beranton
Guernsey Hall
Five Hundred Dollar Reward for Death of Mary Quinn
The County of Lackawanna offers a five hundred dollar reward for arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death of Mary Quinn in Keyser Valley Scranton Pa. Commissioners John J Durkin John Penman J Courter Morris County Controller J A Jones announce the notice.
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of Lackawanna
Mary Quinn
Keyser Valley
Scranton
John J. Durkin
John Penman
J. Courter Morris
J. A. Jones
Market meat prices and local services listed at Dr. Lindaburg
Stewing spring lamb at ten cents per pound and beef at eight to ten cents. Veal stewing priced at ten cents. Washington Market at 21 and 215 Washington Ave offers meats with emphasis on quality. Dr Lindaburg, Surgeon, diseases of women, located at 215 Connell building, hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Washington Market
Washington Ave
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Tod
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Mopern Nardwane Storl
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Loulee Kurdenbere
Teaher
Kaarel Metra
Summer Baller
York
AL Worthington
Prins
Carter
Oi Lindon St
Baby
Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
Brown-Phillips
Gio Aheail
Briorton-Megargel
North End
Dixie Theatre
Mott Haven
Hayley
Hatley
Clark, Florist
Select Council
Liquor License Fund
Sitstal
Bo L. Brown
Durech
Ale
Clemons
Vaughat
Quinnan
Supreme Court
Quinn
Mir Chittenden
Tase
M. J. Coleman
Staie
Nagell
Roaring Brook
Ash Street
Common Council
Thast
Hemlock Street
Erie Crossings
Fairview Avenue
West Lackiwiunni Avenue
Lonergan Court
Barber Asphalt Company
Jefferson Avenue
Peetry Law Price
Cheyon Boy
Oscar H. Kipye
Albert Preedman
Walter Halbsteadd Cose
Navieh Bun
Eenee
Engineers’ Convention
Violet
John Harper
Coursen
E. G
Lackawanna Ave
Spruce Street
Dr. Delmel
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Washington Avenu
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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