Local Nuptials Highlight Pickery Street Ceremony
Social events report two weddings and festive gatherings. William Kirst wed Miss Natie Hille on Pickery Street with Rev. Nordt officiating and a large guest list from nearby towns. A second ceremony united Miss Chiledluna Bute Fon and Thomas Laird Jr at the Methodist Episcopal church with reception at 9 Parker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirst
Natie Hillebrand
Wic A. Nordt
Katie Niest
Cod Wirth
Frank Thessinger
Jacoh Eminle
Medan Avenue
Wileh
Jind
Mes
Tolin Sehants
Itace
Sutherford
N. Yor
Atvs
Jacob Hildebrand
Taylors Mise
Tinvey Molviegel
Ganlisle
Fintlioh Vert
Esther
Madison
John Nothacker
Timdale
Pac
Zimmer
New York
Ire
Ley Colgrave
Art
Charlies Buison
Seart Sireet
Pickely
Chiledluna Bute Fon
Thomas Laird
North Furanton
Grace Pettigrew
David Laird
Mary Buthin
Mev
Geopee A. Cure
Comrherl Wilk
Cavtle
Scranton
Bick Tooceceity
Parker Street
Ture
Edie Woudres del Pedtigvewy
Formity
Blybels Ming
Gail Fie
Ad Ey Fulton
Af Wilbiee Durm
Mia Alta Brown
iutiNes Me
Mie
Willian Wilkin
Mir
Martin Brown
Robert Pattegion
Siva
David Patteron
Willis Dasimon
Thomas Laind
John, Lain
David Kain
Alice Laind
James Lain
William Laird
Robert Lied
Mary Laird
Marriage and social notes from Lexington Avenue area
In New York on May 1 a pastor officiated at several weddings and social events. Miss Catherine Cummings wed Thomas Gillespie at St Peter's Cathedral with Rev. Lew presiding. Other ceremonies and engagements referenced include Miss Mary Cummings, Mr Hugh Donets, and the theft alert following a daughter’s elopement plans with Floyd Sehononeaver on Cherry Street in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Gillespie
Lew
Creutin
Mer Hugh Donets
Dexter Fellows Plans Visits After Weekend Show
Dexter W Fellows, host of the Datlade Tall Wile Weet Show, traveled from Basta to renew ties with friends in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. No concert and dictate, with 4 coatlate merges returned yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter W. Fellows
Conner
Phihidelphiac
Aplatitie
Triennial Conclave Arrangements Underway in Louisville
Louisville prepares for the Triennial Conclave to be held in September with plans for the largest gathering of Knights Templar. Contracts cover four days of events with 34 grand commands and 100 subordinate comimmanderies already secured, plus 19000 Knights expected from abroad. An itinerary booklet will be issued soon as a keepsake of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewlaville
Key
Thousomieds
United States
Lowlev Ile
State of Pines
Str
Archie
Roof garden at hotel transforms Scranton park into summer retreat
A new roof garden atop the hotel beside Pore avenue turns the site into one of the citys prettiest and coolest resorts. Palm trees create a tropical backdrop while band concerts fill the summer days with music. Tables offer refreshments and a quiet, leafy atmosphere for visitors seeking sylvan shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Mrs Roche Elected Department President of Ladies of the L A
Mrs Cassie Roche of Wiselty was yesterday chosen department president of the Ladies of the Ch OA. At Gettyeburg the convention extended her jurisdiction over the state. She is the daughter of Captain TP DelLacy of Capouse Avenue and has long led the Ladies of Ile Gh A. 7 in state work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Roche
Wiselty
Te Ladies of the
Ch Oa
Gettyeburg
Big Horse Sale Sets Sights On The Market
Walilwon presents two loads of horses for today’s auction at Our sick Slibles. Among the Jet are wool blacks for undertakers in pairs and singles, plus readers, business chunks and draughters. Sale starts promptly at one o clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walilwon
Man Charged With Archbald Mine Death in County Jail
David Thomas died after being struck in the head near Archbald. Anthony Thomas is charged in his killing and held in county jail. Coroner reports skull fracture and brain hematoma from the blow. An inquest will be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuavid Thomas
Anthony Thonmasagki
Archbald
Peltaville
Roberts
Thomas
Omiagaskis
Moir Out Connell In A Municipal League Fallout
The article reviews a tense session as the committee debates Moir and Connell. It notes possible successors, political maneuvering, and statements from leaders about legality and integrity, with Elmhurst City affairs and Harrisburg visits shaping the outcome.
Recorders Appointment and Resignation Stirs City Officials
A new recorder travels from Morrisburg to assume duties amid a gathering at the Connell building. S. W. Molina, notary public, administers the oath as W. in Clamworth, Mark I. Mdpar, and E. Hatton are named in the leadership shakeup. The outgoing recorder, who cited political friction and health concerns, declines comment on future candidacy, noting possible run later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Recorder Connell
Municipal League
Uilonel Boles
New York
Messie, Sturges
Lansing
Congressimon Connell
John Tt
Shems
Morrisburg
Connells Commission
Thess O
Connell
Goovernor
Messice
Thie
W. Eger
Phen
Alex CT. Connell
EL. C. Hatton
Aostaberment
Chien
Wl Simpson
Conwell
Hain
Altice
Ma. Clonimiotis
The Big Military Ball Opens Armory Night
Colonel William Coady a.k.a Buffalo Bill seeks General Miles attendance at the Thirteenth regiment armory ball. Miles may attend. Watres and Atherton plan to persuade Cody during his city visit with the Rough Riders. North eastern Transylvanka tour boosts support. Willcox, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Pittston groups drum up interest. Carpet laying at the armory progresses as officials arrange car traffic for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coady
Nelson A. Miles
Thirteenth Regiment
Cody
General Miles
West
Miles
Armory
L.A. Watres
Toss Atherton
Colonel Cody
Rough Riders
Wintres
John M. McCourt
Aston
Transylvanka
Maston
Scranton
Muston
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Scranten
Willliams & McAnuity
Brussels
Green Ridge Street
Denny Maniager Silliman
Selkopke Arrested for Assault on Minor at Austin Heights
William Selkopke of Atetia Heights was located hiding in a garret at Austin Heights. Wanted for a twelve year old girl assault, he was captured by Special Officer and turned over to the burgess at Od Forge and sent to county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Selkopke
Atetia Heights
the Heights
Yortis
Od Forge
Books for Graduating Gifts at Norton's Opposite Hotel Jermyn
A brief item notes books for graduation gifts offered by Norton's store located opposite Hotel Jermyn. The notice highlights select titles and gift ideas suitable for graduates, emphasizing practical and commemorative picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton's
Hotel Jermyn
First Six Gain In Schwenker Contests Leader Positions
Lewis Miles and Anderson gain in the Schwenker race while Kemmarer Brunner and other leaders hold steady. New contenders expected to start soon as the field narrows with six advancing and six remaining in front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Miles
Anderson
Schwenker
Kemmarer
Brunner
Standing of the Leading Contestants
Standings list leading contestants with points for Meyer Lewis Scranton Henry Schwenker Carbondale William Miles Hyde Park J Garfield Anderson Carbondale August Brunner Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville Miss Norma Meredith Hyde Park Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence W H Harris Hyde Elmhurst Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Vida Pedrick Clark Summit David Emery Wimmers Pa Points shown 143 107 31 17 123 88 44
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Lewis
Scran- Com
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Wessscenee
J. Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Norma Meredith
Hye Park
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
W. H. Harris
Hyde Als Freeieread
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Vida Pedrick
Clark’s Summit
David Oo. Emery
Wimmers
Educational Contest Leaders Shift as Points Change
Yesterday six leaders reported points in the Tribune Educational Contest. Lewis rose to first place, widening his lead over Schwenker by one point. Miles moved to third, narrowing the gap to Schwenker by eight points and now trails by seventeen. Garfield Anderson of Carbondale gained, being closer to Miles than yesterday. Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville gained two points on the Mereith and Cirlutin pair, now tied for seventh. New subscription blank applicants appear daily, with three months left to improve. See the fourth page for more contest details and to request an illustrated scholarship booklet or a subscription form from Editor Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lewis
Schwenker
Miles
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Mereith
Cirlutin
Scranton Uribune
Scranton
Davis Steam Dye Works Lace Curtain Cleaning
Davis Steam Dye Works on Penn Avenue offers specialist cleaning for fine lace curtains and blankets using steam dye techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Steam Dye Works
Slo Penn Avenue
Hats Featuring Straw Lace Designs At Low Prices
Today offer two lines of Made hats. I Made line uses fine straw and chiffon trimmed with flowers priced at 1.49. The Pretty lace straw and chiffon line features summer foliage trimming at 1.98.
Land title security needs owners own assets backing opinions
Real estate owners bear unseen responsibilities and must back attorney opinions on title with their own assets. Leaders listed include J. A. Watres president Th Ar Knapp VerPrea A. TL. Metlintack Malph S. Mull vice president trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Watres
Ar Knapp
VerPrea
A. TL. Metlintack
jMalph S. Mull
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Washington Ave
the Oriental
Nile
Steehina
Randseanio
Gruener & Co
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Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Pordham
Sarah
Evan Stanley Bixler
Capouse Avenue
Gertrude Miles Davis
Alveyd Henry Smyth
Lexiigton Avende Dintiat Ehiren
New York City
Sard Alin
Moura
Jon MM. Willehea
Mise Josephine Heatey
Iamere
Mayvey'a Lite
Yesvaiay
Merittad Whey
FL Bryenlan
St. Abotsce
Louisville
Mrs. Roche
David Thomas
Moir
Min
Nave Teli
League
Mawerita Son
Uitehoock
Weithl
Jorge Carpenter
Tutoh
Alpy
T.C. Daily
Harrisburg
Stone
Sven
Porea
Lane
Hote
Crisia
Hueheout
Rot
Wiyself
Huelle Houily
Waime
Sone
Republican Party
Mina Avenue
Tavis Echame
Thule Sours
Frank Oulimante
Ictal
Selkopke
Austin Heights
Green Valley Rye
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
D., TD. & W. Raiilroad
Patuca
Honduras
Central America
Patuca Plantation Company
Coursen's
Whiting
Jermyn
Kelly
Cane Ee Eee
Clarke Bros
Title Guaranty and Trust Company
of Scranton, Penna
King Miller
Whitney
Waakiogion Ana
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louisa Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur MH. Christy
Savings Bank
Court House Square
Scranton, PA
Treceiver
Molmnes
Tors
S. Johnson
E. P
Kingsbury
Aug
Robinson
Brion
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Lawn, Timothy
Clover
Penn
Tomer
Ely
Yoming Avenue
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