Marriages in Honesdale and area fade into memory
The piece reports on multiple society weddings and engagements in the Honesdale district, noting Miss Annie TL Tray and Florys W Rowley wed in a Presbyterian ceremony, with detailed attire and participants. Additional notices include Miss May Devers to John Cloonan at Holy Rosary, and Lt. Porter Jackson’s NY wedding to Jessica Godfrey, plus social events and a forthcoming marriage of Effie Bowles to John Keator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie TL
Miles L. Tray
Phenesiidde
Florys W. Rowley
Serninton
Honesdale
Charles I. Robinson
Herbert KH. Cox
Comal
Lehane County
Walter 2
Ginister
Bernaard Darnegles
Sermmteens
Carles T. Bentley
Moward the
Tracy
Viviigesitarte
Miiss
Mary
Iracy
Tower
Dtelender Ities
Mivistheld
Ovi
Tenney
Elihorite Disphis
Woddine
Genestes Ecolote
Dewi
May Devers
Mire
Mic.helin Devers
Mires Street
John Cloomin
West Market Street
Holy Rosary Church
J. W. Mewlan
Celia Devers
Stephen Gavin
New York
Orton Porter Jackson
United States
Mavy
Jackson
Jessica Godfrey
Wilson Godfrey
East Twenty-fifth Street
Robert Collyer
George HM
Effie
John D. Keator
the Times
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
West Feranton
Local names listed for society column
A sequence of reader names appears: Simons, Loiie Wookrotl, Sally McCracken, Reete Metracked, Sadie Cralett, Nora Davie, Margaret Willie, Mise Rarehior. Each entry mirrors a community roster or social page snippet with no accompanying details.
Personal notices from New York and Philadelphia readers
A jumble of names and travels notes lists Mise Kin Teooke visiting relatives in New York and several Philadelphians visiting or traveling to Europe, Wilmington, Wilkes Barre, and other towns. It mentions Court Stenographer HW Thoreton’s summer trip, Lackawanna Telephone executives in Auffilo, and other brief social items and movements among local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Kin Teooke
New York City
Diftia
Honey
Weidlewnen
Philadelphia
Te Gieeta
B. Miyes
Stev
Feoudenthel
Hattmore
Mik
Mrs. Sulto
Miadiean Avenue
Tiownin
Europe
Sinner
Mra Ek
PY Jennings
Mirtle
Telonds
New York
HW. Thoreton
Gers Triniiy
Forbade Operation Delays Young Woman's Treatment
Gertrude Teddington of Olyphant swallowed a plate of false teeth and began treatment at Lackawanna Hospital. Pain forced plans for an operation to remove the plates, but at the last moment the aunt forbade surgery. the guardian favors it and it is expected to be conducted today with X rays ready and doctors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Teddington
Olyphant
Lackawanna Hospital
Miss Reddington
Thirtieth Public Recital At Conservatory Notable Absence
The thirtieth public recital last evening featured student performances though director Mr Pennington was absent due to illness. Teachers and assistants received praise for instruction quality. Miss Wagenhurst and Miss Browning delivered standout numbers. A new business manager announced Miss Eiliel Annie Stone joining next year and details of annual public tests. Professor Pennington plans to resume work in a week with remaining recitals set for June 24 and June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Pennington
Pennings
Twee
Dwest
Mozart
Bol T. Puffmaster
Pilio
Misa Chia Browning
Eserves
A. Cr. Morse
Hino
Eiliel Annie Stone
Muelten Timeforte
Morse
Mind Unbalanced Miss Midnay Bullen Sent to Asylum
Miss Midnay Bullen of Carbondale once a probationer at Lackawanna hospital training school for nurses has been sent to an asylum for treatment as her mind is unbalanced. The condition is attributed to the harsh sights of pain observed at the hospital. Superintendent Miss Kraemer notified her father and three days after admission she was returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midnay Bullen
Carbondale
Lackawanna Hospital
Kraemer
Miner Dies After Roof Fall at Sterrick Creek Mine
Frank Bojeck, forty, was killed yesterday when a rock fall collapsed in the Sterrick Creek mines. Coroner Roberts ordered no inquest. He leaves a wife and six children. The item mentions a smoker’s delight and crackers as readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bojeck
Sterrick Creek
Roberts
Trial Strain Follows Bevilacqua Case Toward Plea
The Bevilacqua murder trial faced a possible termination by guilty plea as Mrs Bevilacqua collapsed in court from overwhelming strain. Testimony showed fear of Mrs Rose with a revolver amid a long feud. the defendant’s condition worsened, and a jury adjournment followed while doctors treated her in the Library and jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beviliegan
Sone
Slone
Bevilnequa
Roberts
Judee Hulsey
Inn
Commonwealth
Bevilbcqua
Tose
Tinse
Bevilacqua
Fresh Produce and Beverages Advertisement
Radish priced items and assorted produce including asparagus finest wax beans and home grown vegetables. Fancy gaudy berries sell to 12 cents a quart. Pineapples and fruit featured. Saegertown Sapparilla and Ginger Ale offered at 1.40 per dozen, case of two dozen bottles for 2.75.
Poceno Wage Report Special Note Continues
Continuation line indicates wage details and a note about smoky conditions and piloting concerns related to Poceno. The fragment references potential adjustments in compensation and a caution about emissions impacting operations.
Montrose and Scranton contend in unsettled race notes
Report highlights Arthur Griffis of Montrose breaking a tie with E J Sheridan as the sole contestant so far from Central City. Only seven of sixteen within Scranton’s limits remain, with a strong appeal to students arising from the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Schwenker
Lewis
Arthur
Griffis
Montrose
J. Sheridan
Hawley
Wibe
Scranton
The
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Stroudsburg Normal School
Scranton Tribune
Arthur ©. Griffis
E. J. Sheridan
Btudente
Standings of Leading Contestants in Polnta Event
The list shows top contestants with names and numbers from Scranton Hyde Park Carbondale and nearby towns. Notable entries include Meyer Lewis Henry Schwenker William Miles J Garfield Anderson August Brunner Jr Miss Norma Meredith Frank Kemmerer Vida Pedrick Wilhelmina Griffin Ray Buckingham W H Harris David Emery Griffis Sheridan Jennie Ward Robert Campbell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Lewis
Scran-Tom Ceases Consistee
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
J. Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
Norma Meredith
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
W. H. Harris
David
Emery
Wimmers
Arthur CC
Griffis
Montrose
E. J. Sheridan
Missa
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
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Korp
Lave
Mievirie Efese
Washington Ave
Spruce Street
Henrys
Breokisny
Bowles
Ares
Munetionhi
Esme Homdo
Mise
Kathleen
Wilkie Aue Tier
Janeh
Vtamil
Mirsea
Pom Thei
Mrs. Bowles
Electric City Wheelmen
Migs Reardon
Meo
Mew
D. Geifftha
Oorre Bellows
Penth
Trent
Hedford
OW. Wayland
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Auffilo
N.Y
W. Oiones
Lamer Brother
New Vorks
Winalmond
Sheenaldive
DL Buck
Wilmington
Del
Mie Wack
Samuel Casnerenn
Chiarlée Chiragen
Mia
Howard Thirie
Wilkes Barre
Galligan
Burt
Central Mailroad
New Jersey
Wf. S
Swisher
Disteel Escryer
Mika Mary Healey
M. A. Healey
Danmere
Bnt
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Thiteiet Dine Johnston
Gertrude Reddington
the Lackawanna Hospital
Kleon
Seelgar
Kelly
Linden Street
Josephine Beville
Mary Rose
Hinsley Due
Mrs. Bevilacqua
Wii
Iis
Peter
Mrs. Rose
Suas
Casey
Green Valley Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Polnta
M. & M. Bank
Conrad Schroeder
Mercehants' and Mechanics’ Bank
Comrad Schroeder
Panes Court
Bain. T
Robert W. Gibson
Howells
Toma. mm
Detroit
Oxiford
Clarke Bros
King Miller
Mateh
Whitney
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur 4. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Scranton, PA
Holmen
Evetom
In A. Watres, Wm. F. Hallstead Everett Warren Joseph
Johnson E. P. Kingsbury
Robinson Brien
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Carrica
Title Guaranty and Trust Company
OF Scranton, Penna
TL. A. Watter
W. A. Knapp
V.prea
A. H. McMintock
Ralph 3. Hull
Vowe Moeytlan
Chadrs
Roming Ave
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