Local notices mix returnees and social updates in Wilkes-Barre
Colonel L. A. Watres returns from Elgin. Harvard commencement attendees include Misses Hine and Rood. Mrs. Blackwood visits her parents in Wilkes-Barre. Shoemaker returns from Wilmington. Weybourne and Frothingham back from Colgate. Hazletts, Mullen family at Lake Ariel, Gordon and McGee groups at Atlantic City. May Albro hosts card club for Miss Lamb. Ford named chief dispatcher for Erie’s Wyoming and Jefferson divisions, Punmore HQ. Melxinney to fill Penn Avenue Baptist pulpit during Dr. Pierce’s Europe trip. Augustus Chase returns from wedding trip with postnuptial reception at Hotel Jermyn. J H Smith moved to chief train dispatcher. assistant trainmaster role abolished.
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L. A. Watres
Elgin
Ill
Alice A. Hine
Stella Rood
Harvard
John WW. Blackwood
Washington, D. C
GB. Merrifield
L. L. Shoemaker
Jermyn
Wilmington
Del
Lyon Weybourne
Randolph Frothingham
Colgate
Jefferson Avenue
Miss Lamb
New York
Charles A. Ford
Wyoming
Jefferson
Erie
Punmore
John H. Taylor
W. A. MelXinney
Rochester Theological School
Penn Avenue
Dr. Pierce
Europe
Holland
Ars
Aragon Augustus Chase
Hotel Jermyn
C. F. Calley
Pennsylvania Oval School Opens to Public Tomorrow
The Pennsylvania Oval School will be open to the general public tomorrow, inviting residents to tour facilities and learn about its programs.
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Pennsylvania
Grey Funeral for Geo H Grey in Scranton Home
In Scranton Georgetown June 1902 Geo H Grey died at his daughter C Louisa Grey’s home 26 Mifflin avenue Funeral Monday with services at 7 20 p m at the residence Interment is private.
Ensemble Class Concert Selections Listed For Four Planos
A program lists performers and pieces including Karl Ammermith Stella Fahey Gwi lym James Katharine James Eva Marsh Mary Ryan Anna Wahl Ruth Wolfe and Miss Rowena Herrmann in piano ensembles. Works include Mozart Die Entfuehrung aus dem Serail Overture and Kamenol Ostrow selections.
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Karl Ammermith
Stella Fahey
Gwilym James
Katharine James
Eva Marsh
Mary Ryan
Anna Wahl
Ruth Wolfe
Tho Coquette
Guthee Valse
Madar
Iran
May Kennedy
Providence
Edith Stetler
Scranton
Ina Travies
Die Entfuehrung
Children’s Day Exercises Highlight City Churches
Children’s day programs lit up Penn Avenue Baptist and Calvary Reformed churches with emblematic pieces like The Voyage of Life and a ship display. Principal soloists included Minnie Smith Edith Peet Amelia Heckel and Edith Gates with Luther Keller presiding. W A McKinney spoke at night as Rev Dr Pierce travels Europe. Additional programs were held at All Souls Universalist and First German Methodist Episcopal churches with students Mabel Tremper Ruth Firor Stella Sturdevant Emma Keller man Eva Meere and Edna Taylor.
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Penn Avenue
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Minnie Smith
Edith Peet
Amelia Heckel
Edith Gates
Luther Keller
W. A. McKinney
Dr. Pierce
Europe
Calvary Reformed Church
Marlon L. Firor
Mabel Tremper
Ruth Firor
Stella Sturdevant
Emma Kellerman
Mabel Bankson
Eva Meere
Edna Taylor
All Souls’ Universalist
German Methodist Episcopal
Bituminous Macadam Paving Seeks Salem City Support
Mayor Guinne of Salem New Jersey, representing Warren Bituminous Macadam Paving of Boston, promotes a six inch coal tar mixed pavement to Directors of Public Works and officials. The black pavement is cheaper and allegedly more durable and easier to drive on than asphalt. A short patch may be laid to demonstrate benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinne
Salem
N. J
Warren Bituminous Macadam Paving Company
Boston
Maes
Public Works
Roche
St Marys Academy Opens Preparations Near Washington Ave
Little has been written about St Marys seminary to open in September. The immense hilltop building, north of St Josephs Foundling Home, will be among the largest and best equipped academies of its kind in the country. The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart will oversee the academy and it will formally open in September with entrance examinations on September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Seminary
Washington Avenue
Country Club
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart
Second Arrest in Quinn Case Shrouds Suspect Bert Anderson
Bert Anderson of 904 Keyser Avenue was arrested by police on suspicion of murdering Mary Quinn. Officers have limited direct evidence but note Anderson’s proximity to the scene, prior quarrel with Quinn, suspicious field sighting between 10 and 11, and unusual conduct after learning of the murder. He is detained for a magistrate hearing later today.
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Bert Anderson
Keyser Avenue
Mary Quinn
Anderson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
John Quinn
Quinn
Mary Herrick
Mary
Mery Quinn
Day
Deiter
Central Police
Williams
Davia
McManama
Millar
Scranton Artists To Repeat Carnegie Hall Concert
At Waverly New York a large fashionable audience will hear Misa Allen and Misa Freeman perform a program first given with success at Carnegie Hall New York by Pow ers studios. The recital will be at Mrs Sawyer's residence by special request with works by Mozart Haendel D Amour Nevin and more including Danse Tzigane and We’re All Alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Waverly
New York
Misa Allen
Misa Freeman
Mr. Power
Mre. Sawyer
Mozart Misa Julian
Allen
Haedel Misa Cordelia Freeman
Carled
Amopalion Co
Boycott information sought by Central Labor union
The Central Labor union held a regular meeting and ordered the secretary to send promptly a full list of all persons firms and companies on the unions unfair or boycott list to P O Box 229. President John Devine urged saving these gentlemen trouble with a pleased smile. Joseph Burne from the National Anti Trust League spoke on trusts and proposed cooperative companies as a remedy. The committee was authorized to arrange a public lecture by Burne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance
Central Labor Union
P. O. Box
John Devine
Joseph Burne
National Anti-Trust League
Burne
Fishing Laws Allow Limited Trout and Bass Catching
Florey and Brooks quotes new fish laws restricting catching and possession of trout and bass species to specified seasons. Violators face fines up to 10 pounds per fish. Store at 22-124 Spruce Street promotes its tackle line and competitive prices.
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Florey & Brooks
Spruce Street
Alliance asks members to report threats and intimidation
The Citi Zen's Alliance Executive Committee requests members to submit written reports on boycotting threats and intimidation seen in the city and valley. Reports should be sent to P. O. Box 229 for review by the Alliance council and action as warranted.
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Council of the Alliance
Reward Offered for Capture of Night Shooter at Olyphant
A reward of one thousand dollars is posted by the undersigned for the apprehension and conviction or for evidence leading to conviction of the person or persons who shot Charles Robinson, an employee of this company, at Olyphant during the night of Saturday June 14, 198. Delaware and Hudson Company, Co Rose Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
Olyphant
The
Delaware and Hudson Company, Co
C, Rose
Open House Planned at Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf
The classrooms of the Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf will be open to the public on Wednesday June 18 from 9 p m to 12 40 p m. Principal Mary C Brown signs the notice inviting visitors to tour the facilities and meet staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Oral School For the Deaf
Mary &. C. Brown
Miss Harpur Goes Up Two in Bath Tables
Kipp opens strong as Kellerman Thompson Shepherd and Freedman hold second through sixth places in the Bath tables. Nineteen more weeks remain in the contest as leaders stay largely unchanged and Harpur climbs two spots.
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Kipp
Kellerman
Thompson
Shepherd
Freedman
Bath
Standing of Contestants in Scranton Event
Standings listing 33 contestants with points from 300 for Charles Burns Wandling to 5 for Chas O Boyle Scranton and Nellie Avery Forest City. Names include A J Kellerman Scranton, Wm T Rodriguez Scranton, Herbert Thompson Carbondale, Maxwell Shepherd Carbondale, Albert Freedman Belle Vue, Fred K Gunster Green Ridge, Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst, Wm Sherwood Harford, Harry Madden Scranton, J Havenstrite Mos Cow, B E Stanton Scranton, Homer Kresge Hyde Park, Grant M Decker Hallstead, William Cooper Priceburg, Lee Culver Springville, Miss Beatrice Sour Thompson, Walter Hallstead Scranton, Harry Danvers ProvGone, Louis McCusker Park Place, C J Clark Peckville, Frank B McCreary Hallstead, Hugh Johnson Forest City, John Mackie Providence, Thomas Dempsey Olympia, Chas W Dorsey Scranton, Miss Edna Coleman Scranton, Don C Capwell Scranton, Walter Ellis Hyde Park, Emanuel Bucci Scranton, Chas O Boyle Scranton, Louis Gere Brooklyn, Miss Nellie Avery Forest City.
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Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Wm. ‘T
Rodriguez
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vuo
Belle- Vuo Ves Cee Cue Ences 7. Fred K. Gunster, Green Ridge
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Harry Madden
A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Cccces
William Cooper
Priceburg
Lee Culver
Springville
Beatrice Sour
Thompson
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Tom Seccvcscses
Otss BT
Harry Danvers
Frovi- Gone
Louis McCusker
Park, Place
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Storg Cicer
Beas Celes
Hugh Johnson
Forest City
Nce
Cas Ceacees
John Mackie
Providence
Thomas Dempsey
Olyphant Wincdees
Eens
Chas. W. Dorsey
Edna Coleman
Don C. Capwell
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Emanuel Bucci
Chas. O'Boyle
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Nellie Avery
Miss Beatrice Harpur Advances in Tri bune Educational Contest
Miss Beatrice Harpur of Thompson en joys a strong advance in the Tribune Educational Contest as she passes Walter Hullstead Scranton and Harry Danvers Providence to reach seventeenth place. She now sits halfway up the list with potential to rise further and with seventeen weeks remaining the field remains open for new entrants.
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Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Tribune
Walter Hullstead
Scranton
Harry Danvers
Providence
Harpur
Kellerman
Staunton
Kipp
Pennsylvania
Surgeon Dr Lindabury Specializes in Diseases of Women
Dr Lindabury a surgeon specializing in diseases of women operates from 215 Connell Building with hours from 1 to 4 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m daily, offering consultation and treatment services.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Beranton Council Knights of Columbus Excursion to Lake Ariel
The Beranton council Knights of Columbus announce their fourth annual excursion to Lake Ariel on Wednesday June 25. Tickets sold fast prompting special trains. Bayer's orchestra will provide music as amusements and dancing are planned. The grounds and pavilion have been upgraded for a larger, brighter outing for knights and guests.
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Beranton Council
Knights of Columbus
Lake Arie
Lake Ariel
Bayer
Mosle
Missionary Festival Draws A Thousand at Nay Aug Park
The union missionary festival of German Evangelical churches was held at Nay Aug park yesterday with about a thousand attendees. Rev. E J Schmidt presided while Rev. W A Nordt Rev J C Schmitt and Rev G Bobilin spoke in English and German. Music by the Petersburg Posamen chor directed by Prof G Suter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Missionary
Nay Aug Park
E. J. Schmidt
Friedens- Kirche
W. A. Nordt
J. C. Schmitt
G. Bobilin
Petersburg Posamenchor
G. Suter
Lend a Hand Missionary Circle Ice Cream Sale
The Lend a Hand Missionary circle will sell ice cream and cake in the parlors of Green Ridge Presbyterian church next Wednesday evening June 18 after the prayer service. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Circle
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
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Washington Ave
Hardenbergh School of Music and
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Sumner Salter
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Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
J. Alfred Pennington
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St. Luke's Eee House
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Edith Coleman
Mabel iKkellow
Jonnie Raine
Jessie Scragg
Arion
Maylath
Pearl Pedrick
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Opus
Lowull Goldsmith
Gia Visi
Helen Coleman
Katharine Jones
Anna Behadt
South Scranton
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Meyer Mabel Deans
Ewing
Waepon
William Chandler
Arthur Morse
Sara Walker
Marie Walters
Webb Stella Fahey
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Schnecker
ST. Mary's Academy
Sorosis
Samter Bros
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Misa Freaman
Omi Ve
Cordelia Freeman
Miss Freeman
Vecoee Es Vicu Stompssene
Zoraleki
Ewanne
Misa Alten
Naugon
Hymne Au Solel
Alexander Georges Miss Freeman
ANENT
Citizen's Alliance
Coursen
Wilson
Stone
Schumacher
Purina Mills
E. G. Coursen
Miss Harpur
Knox
Panama
Hand & Payne
Freedman’s
Tvreedman
Spruce and
Dickson
Green Ridge
Manhattan
Wilson Bros
Eclipse Brands
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Imansa
Washington
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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