Day’s Doings of North Scranton Weddings Abound
In North Scranton the month closes with numerous weddings and receptions. Notable ceremonies include Noelle Thomas and Howell Gabriel marrying at the bride’s Wood Street home under a canopy, with Rev. Guild officiating and a large guest list. Michael Ruane and Margaret Saltry wed in Holy Trinity church, with a reception at the couple’s home. Additional marriages include John Loftus and Catherine Hart at Holy Rosary, Margaret Ann Jones and Daniel Hopkins on Wayne Avenue, and Thomas and Liewyn at Wayne Avenue Baptist Church. An unusually high number of marriages were celebrated in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stanley
Mra
Fisher
Clarence
Michael J. Huane
Cayuga Street
Margaret Saltry
Weet Market Street
Holy Treraty Church
J. J. O'Toale
FB. Saltry
Martin Cileman
Ruane
Holy Rosary
John Loftus
Catherine Hart
J. J. O'Toole
Sheety
Mies Margaret Ann Jones
Daniel Hopkins
8. Toncee
Wayne Avenue
Mr. Hopkins
Thomas
Mba Kite Liewelyn
W. F. Davis
Baptist
Eluiret
Edna
Waste Avenue
Jane Pilling
Putnam Street
Mises Martha Phillips
Peres Koehler
Wlp Davis
Surprising North Main Baptist party honors Miller couple
Last evening a crowd from North Main Avenue Baptist church gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller's home on North Main Avenue for a surprise party. Funeral services for John Chappell were held yesterday at Brick Avenue home with Rev. W. F L Thives and Rev. Dr Jonee officiating. the casket bore an American flag and flowers as Colonel Montes Post conducted the arrangements, with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. A large flag at West Ridge colliery drew attention after a patriotic ceremony with company officials and miners. Alderman Fisler jailed Nicholas Wetherwee on an assault charge then swapped a warrant for Youit to face a similar offense, while James Galleeher’s neighbor Michael Leonard faced intimidation charges. Leonard was held under 400 dollars to keep the peace. The Epworth League and Christian Endeavor choir prepared events at Providence Methodist Episcopal and Providence Presbyterian churches respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Miller
North Main Avenue
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
John Chappell
Brick Avenue
W. FL
Warne Avenue
Ehurch
Jonee
Montes Post
Washburn Stro
West Ridge
Nicholas Wether
Alderman Fisler
Adam Vuko
Yuka
Weber
Youit
James Od
Galleeher
Michael Leonard
Aldermain Ficter
Leonard
Epworth League
Providence Methodist Episcopil
Ehareah
Christian Endeavor Choir
Providence Presbyterian Church
Globe Warehouse High Class Wash Fabric Sale
The Globe Warehouse offers a limited sale of exclusive novelties in wash goods for a few weeks. Swiss printed silks and new designs are priced steeply lower, claimed to be superior to organdies and more serviceable, with sale prices shown as 39 plenna and 7 designs, regular price Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabor Costa
Switzerland
Imported Organdies Sale Announcement
The notice describes a sale of imported organza like fabrics with a novelty pattern and bold price. It mentions a sale price of 25 cents and a display at the barraln counter. The desortment is touted as excellent and available for a week or two.
Bargain Tables Offer New Wash Fabrics at Low Prices
400 pieces of choice wash fabrics on bargain tables including Persiana Cloth Aylesmere Suitings and Berigo Cloth. These medium high grade summer tinted fabrics are offered at bargain price well below their actual value.
Fabric of quality leader page patterns offered
A concise, unclear note describes a fabric quality leader with a variety of patterns to choose from. It mentions an odd value phrase 12 Secte and references a fabri ce nunceroux assortment, implying a catalog-like listing without clear context or names.
New Bargain Price Signals Major Saving on Futures
The note hints at a reduced rate offering a large discount from typical futures pricing. It emphasizes a significant cost cut and urges attention to the offer as a strong value move for buyers seeking lower long term costs.
West Scranton Kindergarten Funded by Local Men
A neighborhood kindergarten in Benstall led by Mirsha Fisher and Ginker celebrated a six month term of classes. Miss Maud Fisher and Margaret Hiche directed activities with Mrs. Create and others aiding in serving treats. Mothers and siblings attended as the program showcased crafts, refreshments, and future monthly mothers meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Kindermarten
Leers' Hall
North Main
Ibren
Maud Flaher
Margaret Hiche
St. Luke's Church
Mire
W.T. Smith
Misses Fisher
Gibbs
Crearue T Haldlstead
Anderson
Walter Dickson
Moore
Moffitt
Florence Gibbs
Edith Richards
Intel
Smith
Pleasant
Chavke
Band of Hope marks 120th American Nation adoption anniversary
The Band of Hope of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church celebrated its 120th anniversary. Rev. Hugh Davies presided as chairman with Misses Anna Davies Flora Levi and Edward Williams as accompanists. The event featured a group singing and a children's program with solos duets and instrumental pieces. Light refreshments followed and plans were made to meet again in September. Mrs Georges Howell was thanked for her leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davies
Anna Davies
Flora Levi
Edward Williame
George Howell
Soldier Pukewell
Myfaniny Powell Werne
Mary
Anta Phillips
Coice
Annette Howell
Trevis Jones
Rachael Lewis
Elisabeth Davies
Ceores Howell
Wider
Red White and Blue Drill at Rodman’s Camp
The Red, White and Blue drill closed a regular meeting of the Patriotic camp at Rodman’s. Mrs Randolph Jones presided and James McNulty accompanied. Miss Ethel Biddleman Willian Morgan and Caleb Kyana sang solos. Rita Dunkerry photographed. Margaret Watkins and Daniel Alvan Tebert won honors. May Biddleman gave a patriotic address. Village Bell quartet provided selections. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman
Campa Nos
Prevent Ag
Randolph Jones
James McNulty
Ethel Biddleman
Willian Morgan
Caleb Kyana
Rita Dunkerry
Will
Alt Prevent
Mies Margaret Watkins
Daniel Alvan Tebert Eilre
Mire May Biddleman
Bel
Cange Aerom
Funeral of John Moffitt Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for John Moffitt was held yesterday from his residence on Nynon Street. The procession moved to St Patrick’s Church for a high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev D A Dunne, with many friends in attendance. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moffitt
Nynon Street
St. Patrick's Church
D. A. Dunne
Cathedral
Local Visitors and Homebound Residents Parish Notes
Rev J Sweet of North Hyde Park avenue visited Ashley on Tuesday. Mrs Frank Harrison of Hawkensack New Jersey returned home after a visit with Mrs Clarence Shryer of North Main avenue. Mrs E Andrews Washburn attended her son in Worcester Massachusetts. Ivan W Williams a student at Marietta Theological Seminary is home for vacation. Mr and Mrs Charles Monniger of North Garfield avenue welcomed a little girl Miss Catherine Lonergan of Elmira New York visiting friends. Philip Lonergan of Gowanda New York returned home from a visit with his brother Richard Lonergan of Mall View avenue. John Kelly of Carbondale is visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. . Sweet
North Hyde Park Avenue
Ashley
Frank Harrison
Hawkensack
Clarence Shryer
North Main Avenue
E. Andrews
Washburn
Catherine Lonergan
Elmira
Philip Lonergan
Oawergo
N. Y
Richard Lonergan
Mall View Avenue
John Kelly
Carbondale
Cambrian Choral Union Concert Entries Due
Local notes indicate participants must submit by June 2 at 120 South Main Avenue for the Cambrian Choral Union event at Meare Hall. Contest venue is Aleased Gwalia, new work by J H W Powell from Washburn Street, prize ten dollars. Electric City wheelmen held a Tuesday meeting on Jackson Street to plan an anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian Choral Union
Meare’ Hall
Club Biine
Jackson Street
Reception and social events at Camp Alger noted
June 90 reports read by officers as reception and social committee appointments were announced by President Meare. Guests shared stories of Camp Alger with Richard Themes, Company A. Elisabeth Hoerermane hosted Tuesday afternoon at Scranton Street Lonecon, with tea and lawn reception. A large West Beranton group had a Falls party and a late visit to Pittsburgh, returning at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Meare
Eports
Offcore
Camp Alger
Richard Themes
Company A
Elnir
Miex Elisabeth Hhoermane
Scranton Street
Loneheon Wir
Do O'Vink
Wester S
Ectat
West Beranton
Younr
Pitteton
Marriages Deaths and Local Notices From Dunmore Area
A tumult of local events includes the marriage of John Cumurun and Mise Anne Goldey at St Mary Church with relatives present and a reception at the couple's home. Obituary notices report the late Mary Trageor laid to rest at Donmore cemetery with Red Man and other fraternal groups in attendance. Frederick Nowhelier dies aged 1 month with funeral at home and Petersburgh Cemetery interment. Arthur Foote convalesces from mine injury. Other notes mention Matthew Foster's return from Carbondale, Mary Flynn's accidental shooting by a younger brother, and Marcus F Connolly visiting The Tribune with found papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cumurun
Grave Street
Mise
Anne Goldey
Walvillatrowt
Os'clewk
Morya Church
Jane Collen
John Dolan
Avec
MT. Dili
Atlas
Marry Trageor
Bt. Ceavee
Knights of the Golden Karte
Tndependent
Neptuno Muse
Red Man
Aervices
A. J. Veen Cleft
Charles Kirder
Willian Harves
Frank van Worn
Emory Hinck
John Keast
William Webber
John Mallon
Burker Wilner
Donmore
Frederick
Gustave Nowhelier
Milton Street
Petersburg
Peterspurg
Arthur Foote
Brook Street
Matthew Foster
Carbondale
Marry Flynn
Chestnut Street
Ballyday
Joe
Marcus F. Connolly
Dunmore
Colling
The
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Lim
Take Ariel
Trick riding headline at Y M C A games features Frutcher
Percy Frutcher returns from a three week tour to headline Saturdays Y M C A events with a backward quarter mile and a forward half mile race. Gold medal prize goes to the winner. Teams and riders include Kaiser Lee Wess Payne Bertel Jenkins Newcomb Hockenberry Warrington Gates Moonte Purcell Dodge Smith Tierney Endick Tarbox Bryan James Mott Stokes Orr Olbhe Quinnman Amersteer Colvin D Motwell Manness Son Richardson. Unattached contenders include Floyd Hand and Forcal Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy BR. Frutcher
Froutchey
Y. M. Co. AL Hire m
Wilkes-Barre
Kaiser
Lee
Wess
Payne
Bertel W
Jenkins
Carbondale
Newcomb
Hockenberry
Warrington
Gates
Moonte
Purcell
Pittaton
Dodge
Smith
School of the
Local baseball notices feature teams and schedules
The snippet lists multiple interclub challenges and fixtures including St Thomas college versus YMCA players a tie game late adjustments and upcoming matches this afternoon and Saturday at various grounds plus manager contacts and practice rosters for players such as Cordoi O Malley Vomello Behroedey OReiley and Goott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siideres
Taylor
Ottiors
Junie
Wodinham
Plessee Anewer
Tribune
Roy Worls
Ray Cow
Ruttlers
Keystone
L. Epstein
Taylor Reds
Walla Wah
Providence
Etuin Gee
Providenos
Pleasi
Tf Wellock
Omer B. Daavie
Taylor Ned
Sunorte
Taylor Grounds
Anturiay
Mrnday
Tromer
Davie
Miafuger
Midera
Sliders
Tropo
Cordoi
O'Malley
Vomello
Behroedey O'Reiley
Goott
Murphy
NeptUNE Engine Company Outing Highlights South Scranton Event
A large crowd gathered for Neptune Engine Company No. 2 annual outing at Lake Allel. A Twinball game between Neptune and Century teams opened festivities with Neptune winning. The event drew about one thousand attendees and featured contests, a Germania band, and speeches by local officials including Joseph Worklkers and Henry Kiefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Engine Company
Lake Allel
Cummings
Plenith
Neptune Companies
F— m
Hletcheney
Anity Conway
Billy Smith
Kid" Wirth
Philip Wirth
Breingline
Fronte
Neptune Boys
Bill Brith
Chris Never
Century
Joseph Worlkers
Mr Madden
Tauer
Avenet Fohimpif
Joseph Wooelkers
Henry Kiefer
Joseph Rosar
Joh Demuilh
Cluss
Escor Chylisthin Pickus
Workmen's Progressive Hilventional Society Holds First Steawhigyy
Sunday school children of the Workmen's Progressive Hilventional Society held their first steawhigyy val leet evening in the hall at Alder street and Prospect avenue. It was a success and the event drew residents and families to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen's Progressive Hilventional Society
Alder Street
Prospect Avenue
Children present a pleasant evening of songs and recitals
A small program by young students honored by parents and teachers. Misses Luis Prone Rows and Jogenhine Rows led acts with songs and recitations. A Colin Mag gift delighted the audience as the gathering praised the children's effort and the teachers for guiding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Luis
Miss Clertle
Phine Sole
Mike Tettie
Xithior
Misa Jogenhine
Seng
Mie
Emma Mision
Mise Wam Tate
A. Lowenfeld
Mies Louisa Steindel Weds Abraham Weilchel Jr
Miss Steindel of Cedar avenue married Abraham Weilchel Jr at the couple’s Cedar avenue home. Rev W A Nordt of the German Presbyterian church officiated in a decorated parlor with guests and bridal attendants. The reception followed and the couple are well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Louisa Steindel
Cedar Avenue
Abraham Weilchel, Jr
Farente
A. Welchel
W. A. Nordt
Poeta
Charet
Lanadowne
Ida Pin
Miler
Prim
Tte Robinson
M. Roll
Welchel
Ale
Weithel
Plowed at the Lackawanna Store Company South Beranton
The text notes someone being plowed at the Lackawanna Store Company's South Beranton store and that they will reside with their parents for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Store
South Beranton
Rose Festival and Lodge Nominations Reported
The Lection Aid society of the Presby terian church will host a rose festival in the church parlors Thursday evening December 2. M A Goodwin of Rutherford N J has sent fronds. Mrs Fowler of New York street stayed from Mapey Ia. Nominations for Camp No 6 Patriotic Order Lone of America were made last evening with officers named including president Ray Rinker view president HL. master of forms POL Thompson conductor G W Reynolds insignators W Lanyon Witte oiter guat J Ty Puritick Ceo Bugien J L Seward trustee AH Ly Burdick Mr and Mrs David Webb of Marion street returned from Farview. Mr and Mrs Bert Coakley returned from Leckawa se Artur Ridgeeway of Penn avenue returned from Camp Alger. Mrs Lewis of Marion Street spent time in Philadelphia. Nomination of officers for Colonel Manor on ic No 412 will be held at Lines tall this evening. all members requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lection Aid Society
Dino
M.A. Goodwin
Rutherford
N.d
Fowler
New York
Mapey
Offhore
Lone of America
Rinker
Tleive
Pol Thompson
G. W. Reynolds
Wo. Lanyon
Wiette
Oiter Guat
Puritick
Bugien
J. L. Seward
AH. Ly Burdick
David Webb
Marion Street
Farview
Mod
Bert Coakley
Leckawa
Artur Ridgeeway
Penn Avenue
Camp Alger
John Capwell
Wyoming Avenue
Kinsley
RS. Lewis
Man
Ler Onic
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North Scranton
NUP
Noelle
Millcir Tier
Th. Thomas
Wood Street
Howell Gabriel
Ferns
George FE. Guild
Providence Presbyterian
Catherine Gabrel
William i. Thomas
W. J. Beans
Tallie
Belde
Gabriel
Delwire and Hudson
Evan HH. Gabriel
Mire. A
TD. Thomas
Youngstown
Obie
Mite
Catherine Gabriel
Jaura Gabriel
David Gauriel
Tallie Gabriel
George Justey
W. OW
Robert
M. Thoms
Olyphant
Mike Maud Koone
Pittston
Eo Od
Simth
TH Connell
Dane Camplett
Mattle Ellenwood
Mies
Howland
Coronet BE
Pierce
Mary BF. Tiick
Tva Williams
Florence, Mix
Tol Merman
G. L. Clark
Mes
H. Melkvehan
John T. Thomas Watson
Bert
Jefe Shilfer
A. W. Jankine
G. P. Millett
Mise Adall. van Storch. Mere
Py J. Buydam
Dt Lewis and Sons
Globe Warehouse
Jaconat
West Scranton
Mt. Pleasant
Benstall
Mirsha Fisher and Ginker
Paarsons
William T. Smith
BT. Patrick's Ciuene Iy
St. Thomas' Ecollege
Youre Men's Christian Association
Athletic Path
St. Thomas
M.C
A. E
Bloodlin
White
Nolan
Cleary
Ae Oweee
Chali
Eveven Cilleran
Eres
Feeds
Gereeeen
Frooka
Artees Muiderig
P Tone
Steele
T. Thomas' College
A.B
Burke
Payton
Coleman
Se Weir
Ch Kirkwood
Hayes
Tighe
Sangvauanss
Corin
Pyeeneaeeeeas
Thomas’ College
Ia College
Susabilea
Owens
Vite — Burke
Owens Bolen Huinen
Gilleran
Creurry
Muldeth
Weir
Husis
M. T A
Thomas College
Mullderie
Atevle
Guittin
Tania
M. C. A Si Themen Coklon
Witle
Moldrig
Steel
Plcohor
Alulderig Hae
Bern
TV Niplres
Guiness
South Scranton
Neptune Company
Lake Ariel
Willette
Louisa Btrindis
Abraham Whichel
Capar Avenue
En Aecan
AK. Fairbank Company
St. Tole
Pencelphia
Chicago
Green Ridge
Sumter
Alfred Benjamin
Sumter Bros
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