Marriage Announcement for Miss Kathowin Thar and Mr Lewis OConner
Miss Kathowin Thar of this city to Lewis Vincet OConner of New York to be married tomorrow morning at the Church of St Francis Xavier on West Sixteenth Street. The ceremony follows Miss Hart leaving Bellanton trade. Miss Mrieda Hanis to N S Porkard of Syracuse will attend. Miss Phittie Plugs and Radlerd Reese wed Saturday at Milli Avenue Church with Rev Philin Al¢el man officiating. The couple will honeymoon on the Pan American line and return in about ten weeks to 10 M Pellowas Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Wee
New York
Kathowin Thar
Lewis Vincet O'Conner
St. Prancis Navier
West Sixteenth Street
Miss Hart
Bepanton
Phittie Plugs
Alder Street
Aoid Radlerd Reese
Piimpton Steet
Milli
Philin Al¢elman
Anna Missheter
Ois
Phe Hoan
Wits
Jhiames Teese
Coneti
Pellowas Street
Turathy Stewart
Old Monge
Woilioejay
Margaret Vai Manip
Wuliecly
Antes
Red Men
Pennsylvania
Philadlelphia Tolay
Sesson
Ayres
Dolu
Howe
Personal notices and engagements from New York and nearby towns
The page lists several personal notices including Kenneth C Duiwett visiting Chemis jay New York, while Walter Fordham travels out of town for a teen. Attorney Th JL MBotihke notes a trial conference. A trip to Hite Are Wood is planned, Millar and Mish Matgaret Mawook visit New York. Wedding mentions include Old Forge and Wynne Chale Van Ouyapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C Duiwett
Jay
New York
Fin
Walter Fordham
Hans
Hite
Are
Wood
Millar
Milner Millay
Ywstondag
Vrandl Mes
Doom, Capwell
Nel Moe
Belvaih Masenniel
el Allegan
Conservatory to Present Final Three Recitals at Parish House
The Conservatory will present the last three recitals of the season at the Parish house. Performances occur June 22 at 8 pm and June 26 at 8 pm with a June 24? date omitted. Tickets available by application at the conservatory. Reserved-seat diagrams to be released a few days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Heptasophs Leave Northeastern Pennsylvania for Boston
A large Northeastern Pennsylvania delegation heads to Boston for the eighteenth biennial session of the national order of Heptasophs. Supreme Sentinel Wandricks leads local officials. headquarters set at Revere House Bowdoin Square as the conclave opens tomorrow and runs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Boston
National Order of Tmoeptasapis
Supreme Sentinel Wa
Handvicks
North Scranton
Diktlet
HM. PD. Jones
D Be Neeld
AL M. Peters
Danville
Kase
Carbondale
Ao. P. Miller
North Lermanton
A C. Hopewell
Croon Ridge
OL Boland
OC. Denovin
Roaring Brook
Gomer Jones
Taylor
A. Atherton
Plymouth
L. Wiliams
Olyphant
Sammon
Buffalo Bill Show Woes Amid Town Stirs and Ticket Woes
Buffalo BHP performance chaos in Wilkes Barre as crowd jostles for tickets and change. Unruly scene ends with Constable Mulvey’s attach ment and a $460 claim against Colonel Cody. John G. Steese to contest at upcoming hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
Buffalo Bhp
Severaaen
Millar
Buffalo Tall
Mulvey
Buffalo Bill
Wilkes- Barre
Constable Mulvey
Lermise
Lenies
Joseph Woelkers
Colonel Cody
John G. Steese
Improvements At Bicycle Club Grounds Include Bandstand
The Bicycle club reports summer improvements transforming grounds beside the club house into a bandstand and handball court. A leveled rear ground provides an excellent handball court and offers facilities for tennis. The bandstand overlooks Washington avenue with Bauer supervising future developments in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicyele Club
Ther Bonett
Washington Avenue
Bauer
New License Tax Ordinance Affects City Businesses
A proposed city license tax ordinance details a broad scheme taxing firms and individuals not already paying state mercantile tax. It outlines rates for gas water and street railways, telegraph and utilities, banks, theatres, pool halls, auds, contractors, butchers, push carts, street vendors, sales agents, book agents, real estate and insurance agents, patent medicine vendors, museums, and advertising agencies. Revenues fund city judgments, department improvements, and incidentals, with July 1 effective date if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scallentoy
Tribune
First Mass for Rev. Timothy Tierney at St. Peter’s Cathedral
Rev. Timothy Tierney son of Mr and Mrs Peter Tierney of Stone Avenue celebrated his first mass at St. Peter’s Cathedral in a solemn high mass. Archbishop Corrigan ordained him in New York and he will soon depart for priestly duties in that city. The sermon by Rev. AR Wakelin stressed parental support for vocations and likened Tierney to Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itty
Holy Name Society
St. Bpeten's
Weesenit Dia
Hoban
Tev
Thnothy Tierney
Wakehurn
RY Mottit
Taylor
St. Kanets of
Assisi
Holy Natie Society
Hev
Timothy Tierney
Mra
Ptf
Theres
Stone Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Timothy Terney
Father Cherry
New York
Stth-Deaead
Michael Leftue
A T
A. O'Reilly
Othe Nies
Father ‘Tierney
Wie
Tie
St. John’s Seminary
Dunwoodie
Jung
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Corrigan
They
AR. KR
Wakelain
Rather Tierney
Ife
Pealm
Samuel
God
Barn Fire Destroys Three Horses and a Cow in Pittston
A rear South Washington avenue barn owned by Michael O Boyle and used by Jacob Titch burned last night at 940. The fire gutted the structure and left three horses and a cow dead, with about 1000 dollars in damage and neighboring houses lightly damaged. Fire units from South Scranton battled the blaze after neighbors raised the alarm from Box 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Washington Avenue
Hickory Street
Michael O' Boyle
Pittston
Jacob Titch
South Washington Avenue
South Scranton
P. Horowitz
J. Weiss
Inquest Verdict Clears Rusiniak Death by Heart Disease
An inquest at Old Forge on Saturday night heard Dr Roberts describe autopsy findings on John Rusiniak of Austin Heights. No murder indicators were found. Five jurors signed a verdict that Rusiniak died of heart disease and exposure. one juror believed John Dugas bore criminal responsibility and refused to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rusiniak
Austin Helghts
Old Porge
Roberts
Win
Rusiniak
Thomas Murphy
Patrick Conway
Joseph Corrigan
Thoms Gallagher
Joseph Plekvel
Joseph Somers
John Dugas
Diegis
Toahi
Children Day Services at Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church hosted Children’s Day services yesterday morning with a decorated sanctuary of palms ferns and wilt flowers and a peaceful tone. James Mates opened with an address as one of the oldest officers of the Sunday school. children gave recitations and music, including a duet by Misses Varvier Kline and Lynda Lohinain. Dalby Bickes spoke on the church’s duty to orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
James Mates
Varvier Kline
Lynda Lohinain
Dalby
Bickes
Whureh
Fourth Week of Contest Leads Shift in Standings
All but one of the leaders gained points in the last six days. Buckingham rose one place on Saturday, while the tie for seventh remained unbroken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
The Tribune Ed ucational Contest nears close of week four
Scranton readers learn the fourth week of The Tribune Educational Contest finished with 258 points from contestants including Lewis Miss chiflin Anderson Miles Pedrick Buckingham Brunner Kemmerer Selowenker Emery Mere dith Griffis Campbell and Ray Buckingham who moved up to tenth. The paper urges more young subscribers from Scranton and northeastern Pennsylvania to join now for timely deliveries and equal footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Lewis
Scranton
Henr Schwenker
William Miles
Hyde
Ray Sacar
Tribune
Lewis
Chiflin
Anderson
Miles
Pedrick
Buckingham
Brunner
Kemmerer
Selowenker
Emery
Meredith
Griffis
Campbell
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
W. A. Harris
Frank Kemmerer
David Nmery
Three Lukes
the Tribune
Pennsylvania
Scranton Tribune Promotes Educational Contest Booklet
The paper urges readers to obtain a stylish illustrated booklet describing scholarships and a subscription bonuses booklet. It instructs to address the Editor Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Serrato for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Serato, Pas
Prisoner Guthinson Escapes During Altercation on North Washington
William Guthinson, under arrest by Alderman Kasson on Hickson Street, escaped from custody Saturday after a clash outside the Price Building on North Washington Avenue. Elevator boy and TMughes aided in restraining him briefly before the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Githingon
Hickson Street
Kasson
Guthinson
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Apd Eteiekhin
Tmughes
Cutchinson
Guthrie Son
Tado
Portrait Gallery of Lackawanna County Sheriffs
Portraits of past sheriffs line the private room in the courthouse office of the Lackawanna sheriff. Images dated from Stevens 1882 to present incumbent Schadt are displayed, with several earlier holders including Crippen and Clemons. The gallery is curated by Irvan, chief deputy since Crippen’s era, and mentions Kelly’s union crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Stevens
Ists Tn
Randolph Crippen
Ad. Lewds
Ef. Clemons
Charles Tl. Schadt
John J. Fahey
Charles Robinson
Clarence KE. Pryor
Sdow
Pyank In
Hats Made to Please with Style and Value
Consumers are promised appealing hat designs at fair prices. Two lines of Made hats for today offer I-Made of fine straw and chiffon trimmed with flowers at 1.49, and II-Pretty lace straw and chiffon hats trimmed with lace for 1.98.
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Food Cabinet
Strote Fame
Cove
Washington Ave
the Oriental
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
N.S. Porkard
Syracuse
Bicycle Club
Linden Street
Banks and Bankers
Guy
Michael O’boyle
Children's Day Services
DOLLA
The
Low
Green Valley Rye
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Wm. Guthinson
Frank C. Ryan
Kelly
Clarke Bros
ALL Wooley
King Miller
Whitney
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur 4. Christy
County Savings Bank
106 SP
Court House Square
Holmes Electric
L. A. Watres, Wm. F. Hallstead Everett Warren Joseph
Rors
S. Johnson
E. P. Kingsbury
Robinson Varien
Leeds
Lawn, Timothy
Clover
CN Avenue
Mrs. Soandso
Rockers
Ainly
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