Brooklyn Bridegroom and Borough Park Wedding Tale
Social Gossip from the Bayside Review reports the marriage of Miss Kay A Ploweh of Borough Park to Mr Chirence D D Finn of Dalton Pa on a Wednesday evening at the brides parents home. The event featured a decorated hall, bridesmaids, a white satin bride with a diamond crown, and a breakfast reception. Attendees included many local families from Brooklyn and beyond and guests from Milford, New York, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside Review
Brooklyn
Kaa A. Ploweh
D. 1 Plough
Borough Park
Chirence DD. Finn
Dalton
Mendelesohlon
Hattie
Henrietta Murphy
Vannoerd
Lew I
Mairsons
Milford
Emireh
Abe
Sharey Pinu Atu My
Webster Dalton
Ulisses Alina
Abbaey Moweh
Rete
Shies
Bes
Poston
Datien
B. Reagee
M. Mir
Marples
Ane
Chaedwiel Mies
Purdy
Gavin
HH. Hartwell
Henjamin
and Mors
Squires
Mito Odin More
Persie City
Feoluie Pellicorel Family
New York
Teekwith
Datta
Pins
MoNiery
Vaatsen
Nooy
Gireen
Daalten
Pao
J. M. Daewvis
Wingston, Dumaies
Mig
Alleh Oth
New Yorks
Ard Mee
Plot. Brown
Misa Sixale Chadwicek
Miss Tree Sequiries
Kate Beckwith
Minge
le Card
Webster Swallow
Beoranton
Mr Prank Hopper
Tne
Marie Melville
Hosiule
President Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawinna and Western Railroad Company
Richard M. Biskell
Chicago
Truesdale Bummer
Greenwich
Conn
Circonwich
Minnesota
Hlingls
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Bissell
Europe
Outing and Contest Amid Lake Activities and Club Gatherings
A day at Lily Lake featured picnicking bathing boating and contests with Hawker and Toby among the notable participants. The Big Chief club held a spring outing at Ore Mine with singing dancing and games, led by Salvadore Stevens. The Anthracite Chantinqua circle enjoyed a trolley ride to Moosie and Nay Aug park then supper at the Hurley home with many attendees from several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Lake
Hawker
Charles BK
Toby
Cora M. Griffin
Mc Hawker
von Cora Griffin
Tilt Movie
Wilhelmina Griffin
Chere Slocum
Dora Rorater
Raina Wiel
Gertrude William
Grace Siero
Croce Merciam
Leone Farnam
Effie Lee
Mary, Morris
van Allen Thomason
Martit Neeld
John J. Vince
Archbaldl Willialla
Wiliam Bight
Stansley Helis
Devise Willie
Oliver Thinley
Iron
von Watkins
Ake Lee
Piet Tole
Ao, Mawker
Mies Cora Crifin
1 Haveker
Big Chief Club
Ore Mine Spring
Big Chief Mandelin Club
Salvadore Stevens
Ti Ho Micken
GS Pender
Wo Rader
Ni Ordier
G Seto
Ph Speake
W. Hordern
A. Slamne
Co Iin
Vidderde
Po Verte
Conley Charles Puppet
George Matin
George Mieke
William Cordier
William Setitie
Librador Steven
John Note
Borden
Beatle
Moosie and
Nay Aug
Rh. BE. Hurley
North Park
Mic
Wood
Rennes
Mia
Wow
Tulthnape
Colonel
Mires
Ming
Roe
Murles
Mise
Katherine Rennely
Wiliams
Misa Williame
Maelly
RL Pelee
Mise Nicol
Mike Mary Stool
Mise Rebhiit
Mist Cloitet
Flol Spaulding
New York
Clem
Acelibald
Bower
Cubercoef
Des Moines
Miss Drake
Arrose
Mee Agthie Hitehoaok
Missea Mitry Cin Carrie Htehoaok
Anlee Kathrope
Mhith Hiant
Clive Kennedy
Cole Prive
Taralil Kennedy
Lite City
Strikes at Locomotive Plant Draw Mixed Returns to Work
Tolay developments in the strike situation are expected to be many and interesting as several boilermakers and blacksmiths at the American Locomotive company shop may return to work. Chairman Campbell of the Metal Trades council says some are still resisting while machinists show no sign of weakening. A committee visited Treasurer Chalmers to discuss terms for resuming work and car builders report no repairs at the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolay Ss
American Locomotive Company
Phanaplees G. Cympbert
Metal Tradea Council
Wip
Hovnine
Delunes
Campbell
Tribune
Chalmeys
AL Hie-Chalmers Company
Blin Om
Camipbell
Shomittood
Hegal
Herwick
Pennsylvania Railroad Reduces Rates for National Education Association
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers an excursion fare to Detroit for the National Educational Association meeting in July. Tickets from all stations are one fare round trip plus 2, sold July 6, 7, and 8, with return by July 15. If tickets are deposited with Joint Agent by July 12 and 50 cents paid, return can extend to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Opening of two armories marks city concert debut
Scranton hosts a grand opening at two armories with eighty two musicians and forty two professionals providing $450 in music. The event recalls the old armory opening in 1878 and features Colonel Wattes and Prof Bauer among key performers with a formal program and promenade concerts announced for Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musle
Adams Avenue
Jan Ah
Scranton
Robert Hauer
Are Inory
Phe
J. HL Rupple
Ben Bauer
L.A. Wattes
Sammuel Bats Ker
John Longeshaw
Bater
Park & Tilford Trade Price List For Cigars
Park and Tilford offers fine Key West cigars including Flor de Coloma at 2.50 and other imported cigars at 3.50 per box. Trade price terms emphasize supplying cigars by the box at trade prices for retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Charles the Grea
Duc de Alba
Flor de Coloma
Park & Tilford
Local Justice of the Peace Found Dead in Shed
Justice of the Peace Martin 2 of Olyphant was found dead last night in a woods shed behind his father’s Dunmore street home. Cause given as heart disease by Dr Van Sickle after viewing the remains. Coroner notified, body moved to undertakers, investigation to follow. Survived by father Cannon and brothers Michael Peter William James and sisters Mrs Byrnes Mrs Sheridan Margaret and Flannah.
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Justice of the
Martin
Cannon
Opphant
Dunwore Street
Olyphant
de Wie Sen
van Sickle
Unnon Agia
Roberts
Wand
Justice of the Police
Nore
Ele
Sears
Poc Cannon
Michael
Peter
Willan
James
Michael Byrnes
Sheridan
Margaret
Flannah
Street Car Collision Damages Car at Carbon Street Crossing
Street car No Cor Noe Li of Scranton Railway Company was struck by an Ontario and Western engine on Carbon Street crossing early Saturday morning. Michael Barrett, employee operating the car, was driving toward Linden Street when the collision occurred. Barrett failed to notice the approaching engine and reversed the motor on the crossing, stopping the car as the engine struck it. He was the only person on the car. the flagman had not yet reported for duty.
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Erik Oshorio
Miser Mekhune
Col Santi
Loman
Keins
Othe Hanlon
Otto
AL TE Winton
Bea
Withes-Barre
Marple
St. Lake's Church
Cor Noe
Scranton Railwy Company
Carbon Street
Michael Barrett
Linden Street
Barrett
Work Achievements Highlight With Learners Ahead
Messrs. Lewis and Schwenker stood out for productive effort during the past week while three leaders failed to score any points in six days. The report notes a strong outlook for beginners as eleven weeks of practice remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Lewis
Schwenker
Leading Contestants Standings Listed With Points
The standings show Meyer Lewis leading with 236 points, followed by Henr Schwenker 193 and William Miles 49. Other names include Garfield Anderson, August Brunner Jr, Norma Meredith, Vida Pedrick, Ray Buckingham, Frank Kemmerer, Wilhelmina Griffin, W H Harris, David Co Emery, Arthur Griffis, E J Sheridan, Jennie Ward, and Robert Campbell across Scranton Hyde Park Carbondale Elmhurst Olyphant Green Ridge and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Lewis
Scranton
Henr Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
W. H. Harris
Aye Park
David CO. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur CC. Griffis
Montrose
E. J. Sheridan
Haw- Toy
Cee Eeince Ey
Misa Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Fifth Week Ends in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune Educational Contest closes its fifth full week reporting that Lewis and Scehwenker lead while three top contestants Harris Rimery and Campbell scored no points this week. Eleven weeks remain and readers are urged to see the fourth page ad for contest details and to request a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Eaceh
Messrs
Lewis
Scehwenker
Via
Wy . Harris
Doo Rimery
Robert Campbell
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Serwinton
Board of Trade Meets Today for June Session
The Board of Trade holds its regular monthly meeting in the assembly rooms to discuss a heavy agenda. A special committee formed on May 20 to probe the strike and seek arbitration between employers and employees will likely present its long awaited report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coard of Trade
Armory Friday Night Review and Badge Ceremony
An open to the public armory event features a marksmen badge distribution and a addressed speech by a well known local speaker. Officers will receive decorations for their prowess with the revolver as troops assemble for the exercises beginning at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerey
S Welook
Jumping on the Cars Ends in Fatal Railroad Accident
A train accident near Mt. Mensint colliery on Saturday killed eight year old Doyle and injured others after youths jumped on a Creig het track. Doyle was struck by a southbound engine as he fell from the moving passenger train. Coroner Roberts viewed the scene and an inquest is set for this evening. Funeral arrangements follow for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mensint
Bitward
Mir
Bernard Doyle
North Bromley Avenue
Wis
Doyle
Anthony Keene
John Owens
Edwards
Roberts
Tdi
Review of the Regiment Orders Issued to Field Staff Units
Colonel LoiS Watres bis issued orders to the field staff non commissioned staff and companies of the First and Third battalions to assemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Watres Bis
First Presbyterian Sunday School Excursion to Heart Lake
First Presbyterian Sunday School plans a Friday trip to Heart Lake near Montrose on June 28. The 40 mile ride reaches a lake 1 600 feet above sea level. A special DL&W train departs at 4 04 a m with stops at Glenburn and Dalton. All students ride free. adults pay 73 cents and children 40 cents. Return from the lake is at 1 00 p m with stops at Dalton and Glenburn. The notice mentions a conductor and promotes Punch cigars as a popular choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
Montroe
Delaware, Lackawanna Aund Western Railroad
Glenburn
Dalton
Caun
P. m
Real estate duties and land title security
The text stresses that property owners bear duties not on their books and that opinions from lawyers on land title safety must be supported by the owner's assets. It underscores the need for owners to align legal advice with actual personal security.
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Tse Electric
Bieettie Howe
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Alive J. Burke
Cornelius J. Ryati, Jr
St. Paula Church
Fireen Ridge
Lackawanna Hospital Training Sehool
Lake Scranton
Elin Kraemer
No. 87 School
Tichured Ierna
Walter
Mauiel Chunk
Swetland Street
Hedge Twinkie
Alfred Twining
Dinhiai
Alte
Hanes
Stindig
Mies
Jeane
Willie
North Banner Avenue
Mhilwdedpha
Diefestar
Rook
Seanle
Acherk
United States
Teaves
Vane
Eoward Hy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Klean
Kelly
Goreaint Hall
Wyoming Blouse
Kiefer Hotel
Penn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Washington Hall
Armory
Pre Bauer
Atelock
Sue
Cline
Tathalion Rifles
Cleneral Osborne
Dr Logan
Major Toles
Mars
Tames Muthven
C. Bartholomew
WiTin Mo Marple
George DL
Mreok
Mijor Toles
Ritesh
Qhiriermaster Rothit
OM Kohe
Avayli Legin
Chaplin Hirenon
Coursen
Jal Tripple
Kasipup
Smith
Aurthalomew
Kellow
Wotres
Linen
Mosara
Manners Chittenden
Ruthven
Dimmick
Tarthalomew
Barnarel
Mare
I. Breck
Highfiter
Cader
Pharapsein
Osborne
Ols. Harkness
Campbell and
Barker
Wilkes
Stith
al. Bey
Hern
Park & Tilford’s
Justice of the Peace
M. J. Cannon
Ontario and Western
Timie
Bee
Miles
Board OF Trade
Green Valley Ave
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Edward Doyle
Welly
Ushion
Gant
Workmanshly
Feiss
Clarke Bros
the Armory
King Miller
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Jay Fine
Soll
Whitney
Reynolds Bros
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Loula Arthur Watres
Orlando &. Johnson
Arthur 4. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Scranton, PA
Ile
Holmes Electric Alarm Boatom
DIRE
A. Watres
Wim
F. Hallstead
Everett Warren Joseph
Fors
S. Johnson
E. P. Kingsbury
Aug. Robinson Brien
Itle Guaranty Tandt Rustic? OF
PENNA
AL Withers
AL Knapp
VicPrea
A. HL
McClintock
Halples
Mull
Vine Q
Wyoming Avenue
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