Marriages and travel noted in Wilkes-Barre area notices
Personal notices report registrations at the Motel Harlington in New York Mary Wand wed at Mary’s Catholic church Wilkes-Barre James Thin from Wilkes-Barre is a broker Midge Ella McGann listed as a party in the wedding scene Groomsmen and bridesmaids named for local unions Couples plan European trips and World’s Fair tour plans include Ireland Scotland and Poland local clergy Rev McAndrews officiated a Wilkes-Barre wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OE. McDkmald
P.O. Finley
Harlington
New York
Fred McMahon
Thin City
Mary A. Wand Wer
Mary's Catholic Church
Wilkes-Barre
Mike Motte G. Munson
Jefferson Avenue
Oliver D. Bontwick
Chicago
Patrick Moffitt
Mis Mary Worella Moffit
Michael J. O'Tavle
Church of St. John the Evangelist
South Scranton
Carney
Molfie
Weat Drinker Street
Dunmore
Europe
Ireland
Scotland
Puri
James Thin
Wilkes Marre
Alex, Dunn
the Hatter
Midge
Ella Mc:Gann
Hagle Etiwel
Wilkes-Marre
RL AL McAndrowa
At &J. Mary
Wilkes Barre
Edward Walsh
Mims Agnes Battle
Pittston
Florence Mission Receives Multiple Donations and Help
Florence Crit Tenton Home managers acknowledge two checks totaling 21 from Mrs L Jones and Mrs Ruth Powell. May donations include gifts of hats, trimmings, groceries, clothing, fruit, and various services from numerous individuals and local businesses to support building funds and daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
L. Jones
Ruth Powell
J. TH. Phelps
Trip
Herbert J. Coston
Quivive Club
George
John Mrazi
William Brasill
Pierce's Market
Thomas Imikeon
George W. Cross
A. J. Gettman
Noy Aug Dairy Company
Anna Clarke
Dairy Company
Scranton Dairy Company
Boldler’s Bakery
Brewl
Carr’a
Marlerger
Ainesworth
Wortuser
Nwet
South
Refrigerator Needed Promptly by Local Resident
A local resident requests a refrigerator after worded plea indicating urgent need. Ruth Powell and others cited in fragmentary notes as supporters or contacts amid unclear details. The message seeks a kind person to provide assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fide Tore
Lee Com
Mre
Ruth Powell
Mra
Folten
Gibson Pictures Delight Local Patrons With Stage Tableau
The Gibson Pictures presented last night at St Luke’s parish hall by a Country club committee drew an excellent crowd. The production featured elaborate tableaus, scenic effects, and strong musical numbers led by Mrs Brady and Miss Spencer. Local volunteers organized the event without outside talent, showcasing community versatility and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
St. Luke's Parish Hall
Country Club
H. EH. Brady, Jr
BR. M. Scranton
Clarence Sturges
George G. Brooks
B. Jermyn
H. J. Anderson
Mra
JL. Fuller
A. G. Hunt
Selden HH. Kingsbury
B. EB. Watson
R. J. Powell
James Archbald
BB. L. Puller
Dd. Simpson
W. W. Scranton
J. A. Price
J. Benj. Dimmick
Co, Weston
Elizabeth Howell
Pipp
Merrill
Miss Anderson
F. P. Fuller
A. BE. Hunt
Messrs. Guerin
J. H. Brooks
Archbald
Messrs
Benj. Dimmick
M. T. Fuller
Paris
Carony Castle
Iohn Watkine
Edgar Coursen
Dr. Keller
Chauncey Reynolds
James G. Sanderson
Gertrude Sprague
Elizabeth Bennell
Frances Flynt
Anne Hand
Eleanor Reynolds
Brady
Valentine
Grace Spencer
Mr. Williams
Big Piece of Luck After Robbery Recovery
A man from the central city lost 268 dollars after a night robbery but regained the money within fifteen minutes and two women were jailed at the Center Street police station. The women, arrested in a Penn avenue saloon, face a morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Belmont
Ethelbert
Lnter
Center Street
Penn Avenue
Second Amerman Will Filed for Probate in Massachusetts
A copy of the Amerman will was filed for probate in Massachusetts last Monday and received here yesterday. The contents are undisclosed but hinted at by Colonel Watres who rushed to Worcester. He planned to attend the June 19 probate hearing, aided by Worcester lawyer Charles Wood, amid reports of missing negotiable securities. Edward B. Sturges is a jury commissioner noted for ensuring impartial juries. Vote for him. Also promoting a grand clam bake at Morlin's Opera Cafe tonight with Lawrence's full orchestra and a Hotel Jermyn cigar special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerman
Massachusetts
Wis
Watres
Worcester
Colonel Watres
Charles Wood
Morlin's Opera Cafe
Spruce Street
Lawrence
Chittenden
Vaughan Arage
Nay Ave Park
Peter Stipp
Dunmore
Nay Aug Park Tests Park Control and Tax Proposals
Nay Aug park governance draws scrutiny as council debates contracting rules, a mayoral veto, and calls that Peter Stipp controls the park. The tax ordinance revamp amends street railway and utility taxes and adds penalties for pedlars and vendors. A board of health appointment for J George Eisele is confirmed alongside claims against the city and police duty记录.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Peter Stipp
Park Commissioners
Oliver
J. George Eisele
Board of Health
George 8. Horn
Common Council
Dicense
Common Owned
Moir
J. George Eiselo
Country club veal loaf and assorted tins priced
Advertising copy offers country club veal loaf large tins on ice for 25 cents minimum, 3 cents regular. Deviled tongue ham and lunch tongue tins priced at 65 cents per tin and 25 cents per tin respectively. Boneless clippings and finest French olive oil offered with note on price advance of two percent.
Afternoon Nuptials Highlight Dickson Blanchard Wedding
Miss Caroline Stuart Dickson wed Dr George Anderson Blanchard at First Presbyterian Church yesterday at 5 PM. The ceremony featured music by Miss Florence Richmond and a reception at the Dickson home on Quincey Avenue. The couple plan to reside at 615 Quincy Avenue after September 1 and begin a shared medical and social life in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Stuart Dickson
Alexander W. Dickson
Roctor George Anderson Blanchard
First Presbyterian Church
Dickson
Florence Richmond
Mendelssohn
Spencer C
James R. Dickson
Arthur BR. Foote
H. W. Rowley
Mildred
Ruth Smith
Mimhurst
Louise Matthews
H. H. Cox
Meleod
James Stuart Dickson
Philadelphia
Lohengrin
Quincey Avenue
Hanley
McClintock
Mitchell
Hille
Mianchard
Hudson, N. H
Co. A. Gregory
Wilkes Barre
C. R. Smith
Pannie Fuller
Lucy Fuller
Kenneth Smith
Dorrance Fuller
Kimhurat
Mary Fuller
Barnum
Binghamton
Frances Hunt
Gilmore
Emma Fuller
MecLeol
Blanchard
Ela
Pennsylvania Medical University
Lackawanna Hospital
Thomas V. Lewis Seeks Republican Primary Support
Thomas V. Lewis of Scranton Fifteenth ward requests Republican voters in the county to nominate him at the upcoming primaries. A long time resident and loyal party worker, Lewis served in the native force fifteen years and later as a watchman at Elm Park church, demonstrating persistent election precinct effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Lewis
Scranton
Lewis
Cltixen
Native Force
Elm Park
Graduating Exercises and School Events Noted
Graduating exercises scheduled for Thursday June 14 at 7 45 p m in the school house with an annual address by Rev William Futhey Gibbons A M Admission by card Closing exercises of the lower school set for Thursday June 14 at 3 30 p m Fall term begins Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Futhey Gibbons
Mayor defies council in police reinstatement dispute
Belvet Council votes to reaffirm demand for reinstatement of Lt. Spellman and Patrolman Jones after Mayor Moir rejects the order. The council notes no vacancies exist and presses the mayor to restore the two officers despite his May 17 removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman
Jones
Council
Moir
Michael J. Spellman
I. F. Jones
Select Council la
Belvet Council
Erewith
M. F. Spellman
J. F. Denen
PL Spellman
J. Poulter
PF. Dolines
James Moir
Vaughan
Addyman
Nore Honcur
Spellman Od Jones
Pelevt Council
Annual Convention of International Correspondence School Officials
The annual convention of the superintendents of the district offices of the International Correspondence School is held this week in the Wrymbs building on Wyoming avenue. T. J. Foster presides as general manager. Field representatives from multiple cities attend and discuss methods to improve field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence School
Wrymbs
Wyoming Avenue
T. J. Foster
J. Brooks
Hart Ford
Conn
Chalmers Blair
San Francisco
Cal
J. H. Cook
Seattle
Wash
H. P. Chapman
Washington
D. C
Eb, BH
Dungan
Philadelphia
Pan
Norman Foster
Buffalo
N. Y
J. M. Foster
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
C.K. Lawrence
Syracuse
T. A. Lavers
Chicago
F. 8. Miller
St Louis
Th. BE
Perrin
Boston
Mass
HW. Reichert
Scranton
BE. A. Seltz
Toronto
Ont
L. R. Stoner
New York
Harry Jones
Cleveland
Ohio
Special agents and marine department names listed in report
Special agents and marine department personnel are named including Clayton Woodworth assistant manager in charge of district offices TH M Sawyer assistant manager of railway work. The fragment lists officials and titles without further context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Agents
Marine Department
Clayton Woodworth
TH. M. Sawyer
Schriever's Photo Art Exhibition Extended Indefinitely
Weather prevented attendance but the Schriever exhibit continues daily for an indefinite period. All are welcome as B E Sturges serves as jury commissioner and Menna and Ferber seek votes. Beecham's Pills advertised for sick headache relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriever
All
Fife
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Guar
Anteed
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
DR. Taylor
Wyroming Avenue
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna “the
Aundry
Gok Penn Avenues
A. A Warman
Florence
Gibson Pictures
Edward B. Sturges
Jermyn Cigar
Nay Aug Park
D. W. Vaughan
Couneils
Ordingiers
Gotelmental
Costello
Rovhe
Melvin
Schneider
Rlue
Lidstone
McCann
Claimons
O'Reyle
McAndrew
Nave
Ittss
Thomas
Wagner
Coyne
Vosburne
Washington Avenue
Larch Streets
O'Boyle
Sarved
E. G
Coursen
Miss Dickson
George A. Blanchard
Flist Presbyterian Church
School of the Lackawanna
Tran
Collara
BE. B. Sturges
Menna
Ferber
The
Sheriff's Office
Beecham
J. D. Ferber
Clarke Bros
Veryone
Distributors
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
Bonn Ave
Are
Legion
Weston Age
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Sruggists
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Brown & MC
Wyoming Ave
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