Wedding of Miss Sars Mordhaan in Mauston Pac
A detailed account of the wedding of Miss Sars Mordhaan in Mauston Pac. The ceremony at Fordham residence featured Dr Lansing of the Presbyterian church officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine with lace and orange blossoms, attended by bridesmaids and family members from Mauston and beyond. A reception followed and a bridal tour planned including the Pan American exposition at Buffalo. Several out of town guests and local dignitaries attended and extended best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dofehoek
Troma
Bauer
Miary Isabel Kayes
Helen Plaskel
Httle Jerelyn
Leon Fordiwin
Mabel Osland Fordin
L. Clyde Bixler
Maston
Lansing
Fordham
Buffalo
Willis Manville
Harry Reynolds
Mere
Mise Poore
Arthur Dunn
Georgian Dunn
J. Merritt Fordstain
Preston Rahingon
Bixler
B. Wilkow
I. Pinon
J. Merritt Fordham
Rio Janeiro
Brasil
Josephine Fleming
Boston
Mass
James Steet
Robert Jadwin
Carbondale
Charlea Whitman
Newark
N. Do
D. F. Dimon
Balthmare
Carvaline Hall
Kathryn Updegraff
Kimiva
von Douglas
J. C. Hall
North Main Avenue
Sutliffe
Huntington
Nellie Hughes
Luverne
Unitota de
Sutliffon
Rey
Wedding of Elizabeth Man Jey to Dr William H H Metheeves
A detailed Scranton area wedding notice describes the ceremony at Dunmore and reception at the Manley residence. Specifics include the bride Miss Elizabeth Man Jey, groom Dr William H H Metheeves of Green Ridge, officiant Rev M B Donlan, deacon Rev Pook McManus, bridesmaids and attendants, bridal gown of white satin with Duchess lace, gifts including a $4,000 check and a furnished Marion Street house, and a honeymoon planned for Pan American exposition and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinmore
Mise Cathiarine Minley
T. TD. Niland
Cireen Ridge
Pant
Corry
John Diovan
Aliee Gilmartin
Mary Mettate
Madward Cawley
Prof. Bauer
Ellenberg
Marion Street
Manley
Hanley
Edgar Connell
John Gibbons
WB. Manley
Emmettshire
Father Wratt
Port Jervis
Walsh
N. Yor Mus
Personal notices of upcoming travel and social events
The item lists several individuals including Miss Margaret Pitegaiteick of Carbondale and Mr William McClave with families planning visits and trips abroad. It notes a six week absence for a party, with various attendees preparing for visits to areas such as Carbondale and Bridgeport and a forthcoming wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vurapean Viel
Costen
Carishad
Martite
Aerlin
Maris
Listedon
Cle
Charles A. Thartley
Venteilecuiet
Lalein
Vilepateieh
Cento Heilond
Doiser
Bridgeport
Wis Aister
Miegaret
Carbondale
Witherthier
Datton
City Council Defeats Central Rapid Transit Action
Select Council kills a pair of measures on the Central Rapid Transit Street railway and the hook and ladder truck contract after vigorous debate led by Mr. Clemons. Resolutions for ratifying bids and bank conditions were narrowly defeated, while a motion to postpone the hose and ladder agreement prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Vermeer
Central Rapid Transit
Ple
Director of Public Safety
Wormser
Egalle
Directory of Public Safety
Wilkes-Barre
Mc Vaughan
Yous Costello
Malonex
Melvin
Selinotder
Sotedetor
Vanehian
Mallow
Nave Huse
Minin
Evans
Morgan
Merriman
Cosgrove
Clemons
Orogte
MeIadrew
Oniten
MerAndrew
Schneider
Morano
Chitton
Hon
Mewrinin
Cosgrave
Olivet
Sehroeder
Clann
Vinglon
O' Boyle
Nova Tose
Malone
Schmeteer
O'Malley
McAndrew
Keyser Valley Hose Company
Winstmno Valley
Taylor Avenue
Reading
South Scranton Horsemen Race at Speedway Provide Fast Events
A group of South Scranton horsemen tested speed at the Speedway yesterday afternoon drawing over 800 spectators. Races featured Gehart Berry Charles Kaester and Peter Macker in multiple heats with times around 1 minute 18 seconds, 1 17, and similar marks. Officials included judge J. Kelly and timekeepers Rod Robinson, Smith Gorman, with J. Schunk as stakeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scranton
Speedway
Charles Kaester
Gehart Berry
Peter Macker
Charlies Kaestner
Peter Mackera
Charles Kastner
Gehart Herrey
Peter Maeker
Tirat
G. Berry
C. Kaestner
Peter Mackr
Firat
C. Kiestner
C. Berry
TY Micke
Lim
Fiest
C. W Kaestner
Po Macker
Tim
J. Kelly
Rod, Robinson
Smith Gorman
J. Schunk
Five New Priests Ordained in Scranton Diocese
Rev. Stephen O Boyle Rev. John Heffron Rev. James Lynch Rev. Joseph Kelly and Rev. Patrick Loughney were ordained by Bishop Hoban at St Peter's Cathedral. The ceremony was attended by notable clergy including Rt Rev Monsignor Garvey and Rev Coffey. Each will celebrate first masses at their respective parishes next Sunday and be assigned to Scranton diocese postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen O'Boyle
John Heffron
James Lynch
North Scranton
Joseph Kelly
Minooka
Patrick Loughney
Titston
Hoban
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mons
BE. A. Garvey
Vv. G
This
Father Stelly
M. FP. Crane
St. Mary's
Avocn
Father O' Boyle
J. V. Moylan
Holy Rosary
Father Lynch
McManus
Father Loughney
Mooa. Garvey
St. John's
Pittston
Rach
Holy Tosary Church
Pathor Heffron
Mother O'Boyle
St. Mary's Seminary
Father Belly
St. Joseph's Church
Aid
Panther Loughney
St. John's Church
Fathers O'Royle
Layneh, Kelly
Theffron
Baltimore
Scranton
Mather Loughney
St. Michael's
Toronto
Buffalo
Opening of New Quarters by Firemen Relief Association
Tonight the Firemen's Relief association will open its handsome new quarters on Spruce Street. A housewarming follows the event with a parade at ten o'clock in which members of the old volunteer department participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Relief Association
Spruce Street
Tevclock
Miss Minnie Wallis Leads as Carbondale Contestant Gains
Miss Minnie Wallis of Carbondale wins the largest return in a local contest while Garfield Anderson nears third place. Other participants improve their scores by starting promptly, boosting their points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wallis
Carbondale
Garfield Anderson
Table No 2 Pondered Shows Beds in Nao Soon Closing Way
The fragment asks how many will be in Table No 2 and Table Nao, noting numbers 36 and 23. The terse prompt hints at a puzzle or tally question about arrangements or counts in a closing route.
Recital of the Juniors At Guernsey Hall Impresses
A lively recital by Scranton College of Music juniors last night in Guernsey hall featured Lillian and Katherine Parr Romayne Gross Histed Flossie Shields Rhea Shields Bessie Pierce Kathe Kearney Nora Fahey Susie Magen Edith Morgan Leanra Wiigrent. Margaret Andreus of Wilkes-Barre and Arthur Morgan of Scranton provided vocal parts. Both groups sang well and drew enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Scranton College of Music
Lillian
Katherine Parr
Romayne Gross
Ath Histed
Flossie
Rhea Shields
Bessie Pierce
Kathe Kearney
Nora Fahey
Susie Magen
Edith Morgan
Leanra Wiigrent
Mise Maurgaret Andreus
Wilkes- Birre
Arthur Morgan
Court House News Notes Misread Entries Incomplete
Court house notes describe a pest examination schedule and related actions. Names such as Wood Bell and Wy Cowperwull appear as collectors or sureties with amounts referenced, including S800. Other individuals mentioned include West Widingtom and S. Clagivell in unclear contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ln Audente
Wood Bell
Groentiehd
Willian
West Widingtom
Northup Andldames S. Clagivell
Musical festival and excursion plans announced
A June schedule describes a Monday June 24 trip with round trip tickets, 600 hotel accommodations at Hotel Gibbs near the exposition grounds, and a two day June 26 27 choir festival with 4000 voices from 100 societies at the seventy fourth regiment armory. The plan includes a Niagara Falls visit Friday and 38 tickets valid ten days with information at Liederkronn hall on Thursday night or Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Gibbs
Exposition Grounds
Seventy-fourth Regiment Armory
United States
Niagara Falls
Liederkronn Hall
Common Council Moves On Tax Proposals And Amends
The Common Council debated Calpin’s license tax on second reading. Ruane offered a sweeping amendment raising gross receipts taxes for water gas steam heating, lighting, telephone and telegraph firms. The council dodged telegraph tax, passing the ordinance as introduced on second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calpin
Ruune
Aly
Ruane
Council
Messrs
Clark
Alworth
Liederkrantz Excursion Train to Buffalo Notice
The Lackawanna railroad will attach vestibuled coaches to train No 1 from Scranton at 6 00 for the Liederkrantz society excursion to Buffalo on Monday June 24. Members should see committee or ticket agent for details. Train will leave at 0 40 Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Liederkrans Society
Lackawanna
Low Fares to Pan American Exposition via Lehigh Valley
Five day Heketa passes good only in day coaches will be sold Tuesdays and Saturdays from Scranton for $6.00 round trip. Ten day tickets available daily good on every train except the Black Diamond Express for $4.00 round trip from Scranton. Also promoting a new cigar Kilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Seranton
Married in Scranton by Rev Fort
The couple Howard B. Blees and Bertha Clancy of Scranton were married January 1, 100 by Rev. W. J. Fort at Kleasolancey venue, with the ceremony witnessed by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleasolancey
Scranton
Rev
W. J. Fort
Howard B. Blees
Bertha & Clancy
Coigar Sale Ad with Limited July 1 Offer
An old retail advertisement promotes a coal or coal-like product for a price of 5 to 7 dollars per hundred, claiming it is as good as a premium option costing 1007. The notice sets a sale period valid until July 1 and names I. G. Coursen as wholesaler and retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouly
I. G. Coursen
Educational Con contest shows Carbondale lead with Minnie Wallis
Yesterday's out of town day in The Tribune's Educational Con test saw Carbondale contestants dominate with 46 of 41 points credited to Carbondale and Clark's Summit entrants. Minnie Wallis leads scoring from Carbondale, followed by Anderson and Miles with Buckingham, Pedrick and Kemmerer close behind as rivals gain ground. The list of leaders grows more enthusiastic and readers are urged to join, obtain subscription blanks, and begin scoring in upcoming tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Carbondale
Clark
Minnie Wallis
Garfields Anderson
Mr. Miles
Anderson
Vida Pedrick
Clerk’s Summit
Kemmerer
Buckingham
Miss Meredith
August Brunner
Inspect Connell Park by City Officials Tomorrow
Director of Public Works Trade invites members of both city councils and local architects to a general inspection of Connell Park improvements. Two special cars depart the municipal building for the park at 3 oclock. A tent will be erected and a repast to be served after the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell Park
Oolock
Police and Aldermen Report New York Street Crime
Police and aldermen discussed a New York Street burglary and a truck theft incident. They reported a suspect fled after a struggle near a car window and stole items. other witnesses described a man offering whiskey and illegal sales at a local venue. The case prompted a court appearance with a bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolver
New York Street
Mrs. Welver
Lealreser
Wolver
John Shimak
Atetio Mei
Petie Vannah
Om Pale
Ata Hewelie
Sharak
Omyak
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Alaska
N. Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Maine
Laura Parker
West Boranton
the People’s Bank
Henry Bray
Charles Mayer
Thomas Davis
William Rorishar
Ino Henner
Wiliam Bailey
New Haven
Onm
George W. Chase
North Main
Werle
Pest
Eliegherh Menghberi
Peatrice McComb
William H. Morgans
Wintondale
Margaret Carpenter
West Scranton
William Penn Morean
William Carpenter
Nessa
Randle
Woof Paaold
Miools & Fasald
Halimore
Thomas 1
Brooke
Mie
William McClave
Dame Seston
Howell
Watson
Mer Finn
Ferdinand Street
Maloney
Elaine
Mor Nal Dolan
Dlawier
Public Works
Wyakiet
Michael Spellman
Isai
Mr. Chittenden
Methia
Thewe Wold
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
William Miles
Hyde Park
August Brunner, Jr
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Clark's Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Norma Meredith
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
E Harris
David
Emery
Wimmers
Arthur C. Montrose
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Casey
Lackawanna Ave
John Vargardo
Archbald
Tle
Varcarde
Guernsey
Court House
Common Council
Huyler's
Coursen
Liederkrantz
Kileon
Jersey Berries
Sugar Loaf Pines
California
Clarke Bros
Ter
Gibson
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
King Miller
Whitney
E. G
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur M Chelaty
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Scranton, PA
Holmes Electric
L. A. Watres, Wm. F. Hallstead Everett Warren Joseph
S. Johnson
E. P. Kingabury
Robinson Varren
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Tupice
de Hy McClintock
Alph & Hull
Ty Wy Watres
AL ‘A. Knapp
preeWent
Wyoming Avenue
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