Unclear Fragment Reflects Territorial Music Titles
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous music titles and names, mentioning The Most Popular Music and various artists like Merrie, Mollie, and Virginia Marleen. It appears to be a catalog or ad snippet with scattered song names and potential author or performer references, lacking coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Alexander
Mille
Waltten
Walttee
Merrie
Mollie
Fea
Riley
Wong
Large number of June weddings reported in city
The item lists multiple June weddings including David M L Wiley and Anna R Williams at a Spruce Street residence officiated by Rev. Rogers Israel. It notes Edward Fuller Kingsbury and Emma Nina Thomas at Simpson M. E. Church and Lydia Jacoba and Dr. William Zochmann wed in Welock for the Spruce Street home ceremony. Describes attire and guests from several nearby towns.
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Spruce Street
Rogers Israel
David ML Wiley
Anna R. Williams
Edward Fuller Kingsbury
Emma Nina Thomas
Simpson M. E. Church
Elmwood Hall inspected hotel to rise on hillside site
The Elmwood Hall company hosted a reception as the former Hotel Eunhurst site near Himbhurat was shown to guests. The remodeled Kumwomstall building will add 100 rooms in coming years and offer baths, montage treatment, parkland, tennis, golf links, and nightly amusements under Dr B E Snyder and Rev W Q Boolt with Bull as manager.
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Elmwood Hall Company
Himbhurat
Phyelchings of
Scranton
Laet Nieht
Kumwomstall
Eunhurst
Bimheret
B. EB. Snyder
Binghamton
N. Y
W. Q. Boolt
Klenturet
W. H. H. Bull
Dy, Rywder
Fevtt
Fred. J
Amsden
Mrs Mise Brennan Marries Mr Anthony Cook in St Peters Cathedral
Mise Brennan of 714 Orchard Street waited in marriage to Mr Anthony Cook of Green Ridge yesterday. The ceremony was at St Peters Cathedral by Rev John Giugles. The couple will reside on Falliston Avenue, with a large reception and many gifts from friends.
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Ales Holland
Revuacciine de Cole
Olypnant
Juhnsen
Mra
Cook
New York City
Fplliston Avenue
River Elroet
Wedding of Miss Mary O A Hives and Mr Charlee Robinson
Miss Mary O A Hives of 211 Stone Avenue wed Mr Charlee Robinson of Hoboken N J yesterday afternoon at St Peter’s Cathedral. Sister Miss Margaret Hayes served as maid of honor and Frank Flynn acted as usher. Lieutenant Thomas Murphy assisted at the ceremony conducted by Rev D B J MacGiodrick. The reception followed at the bride’s Stone Avenue home with over two hundred guests. The couple will reside in Hoboken New Jersey after a stay in Washington D C. The groom is a passenger conductor.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Mary O A. Hives
Stone Avenue
Charlee Robinson
Hoboken
Margaret Hayes
Frank Flynn
West Borinton
Thomas Murphy
James Hawes
James Trobinson
John T. Walsh
Marriages mark busy Scranton wedding season
Misa Katie Demuth, daughter of County Commissioner John Tremuth, wed Mer. Joseph Reif of Prospect Avenue at St. Marys Church on River Street South Scranton. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Peter Chriet with bridesmaids Louise Demuth and Mary Reif. The couple reside at 113 Cedar Avenue. Demuth is forelady at Harvey Silk mill. Reif works for Metropolitan Life Insurance. Also, Miss Nina Thornes and Miss Bon and Nina Thornes wed at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church with Mr. Kingsbury officiating. The couples travel to New York and Chicago after the weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Katie Demuth
John Tremuth
Mer
Joseph Reif
Prospect Avenue
St. Mary's Church
River Street
South Scranton
Peter Chriet
St. Mary's
Louise Demuth
Mix
Mary Reif
Ceorge Belt
Joseph Rodle
Cedar Avenue
Mies Teif
Harvey Silt Mill
Thore
Reif
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dushi M. Wiles
Mbemirces Bits
Anna K. Willaims
John Williams
Tenth Street
Oelock
J.B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist
Frank Williama
Williameport
Margaret Edwards
Augusta Hair
Adith Richard
Bennatt
Memirgee
Harry P. Decker
Robert McKeler
Llewelly A Jones
Wiley
New York
Old Point Comfort
DS Scrinton Street
Edward Fulley Kingsbury
Quincy Avenue
BH. A. Kingsbus
Bon
Nina Thornes
Fifteenth Street
Johanna Thomas
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
Walter Davis
Pittston Pair United in Marriage at Home Ceremony
Miss Kristing Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Martin and Thomas Vaughan both of Pittston were married at 8 40 o clock last evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev William Thamar officiated with Miss Elizabeth Jones as bridesmaid and George Davie as groomsman. A reception followed and guests from Pittston attended. Mrs Vaughan a former Pittston public school teacher and secretary of the Baptist Young People’s union of Northeastern Pennsylvania. The couple will reside in Pittston.
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Kristing Martin
Alexander Martin
Pittston
Thomas Vaughan
William Thamar
Pittston Welsh Baptist Church
Elizabeth Jones
George Davie
Vaughan
Baptist Young People’s Union
Pennsylvania
Quiet Bromley man wed Miss Probert in city ceremony
Edwin Rodway of Bromley avenue and Miss Eligabeth Probert of Tenth street were quietly married at Rev. William Morgan's residence 444 Edwans court on Tuesday evening. Carrie Probe served as bridesmaid and Thomas Williams was best man. After the ceremony the party toured the city and returned to the bride’s parents’ home at Oxford and Tenth streets for a wedding supper and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rodway
Bromley Avenue
Eligabeth Probert
Tenth Street
William FE. Morgan
Edwans Court
Pauvlor
Ao Mise Carrie Probe
Thomas Willams
Deckers Court
Oxford and
Tenth Streets
Nurse Agnes Kennedy and Dr Charlee Ewing Married in Philadelphia
Mrs Agnes Kennedy longtime assistant matron at West Side hospital wed Dr Charlee Ewing of Stockton Massachusetts at the bride’s relatives home in Philadelphia. The bride’s hospital ties earned her many Scranton friends. Dr Ewing has visited Scranton before. After a southern wedding trip they will reside in Brockton Massachusetts where he maintains a lucrative practice.
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Agnes Kennedy
Wntl
West Side Hospital
Charlee Ewing
Stockton
Mass
Philadelphia
Ewite
Scranton
Ave
Brodktor
Mase
Wedd ing at St Patrick s Church West Scranton
At 1 o clock yesterday morning, In St Patrick s church West Scranton, Withiam J Vanston of Price Street wed Miee Sadle Durkin of Lafayette street in the presence of a large gathering. The bride Kate McHurdwee served as maid and BE Howley of New York assisted as usher.
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St. Patrick's Church
West Scranton
Withiam J. Vanston
Price Street
Miee Sadle Durkin
Lafayette Street
J. A. Whelan
Mies Kate McHurdwee
Bridva
BE. Jd, Howley
New York
Mary Johnsen
Lackawanna Avenue Paving Project Approved for $70,000
City officials announce Lackawanna Avenue paving to begin soon with a $70,000 estimated plan. General Manager Griffith notes no measurements yet but confirms work will start at Lackawanna Avenue first, targeting Wyoming and Penn streets as the main thoroughfare. Contractors will update curb and grade plans and ensure ten year contract guarantees.
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Griffith
Leckawanna Avenue
Wyoming
Almoss
City Fine Concert Phillips
Barber Asphalt Company
Griffiths
Lackawornnn Avenue
Grimith
Clarke
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Weeteng
Atreete
Penn
Washington
Linden
Lockawanne
Washington Avenue
Luacka- Wahine Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Court House
Phillips
Wedding Party Details Mention Puller & Co and Clarke Cross Staff
Liam Vanston cousin of the groom and John Devine served as ushers. Mr Vanston dressed in Puller & Co attire of North Malin Avenue while the bride, formerly with Clarke Cross stores, will reside later at Simmer Avenue and Lafayette upon their return from a Philadelphia trip at four o clock.
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Liam Vanston
John Devine
Mr Vanston
Puller & Co
North
Malin Avenue
Pecenury
Clarke Cross
Phladelphia
Simmer Avenue
Lafayile
Pretty wedding ties Wageerty to Mahon in Helly Rosary Church
Miss Margaret Wageerty of Woat Market Street and Mr. Martin Jb. Mahon of the central city united in marriage. Rev. J. J. O'Toole officiated amid many friends. The bride wore pearl gray. the bridesmaid Marie Leonard wore dark blue corded silk. A sumptuous dinner followed before the couple departed for Niagara Falls and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helly Rosary Chungl
Margaret Wageerty
Woat Market Street
Martin Jb. Mahon
Central City
Marraage
J. J. O'Toole
Mire Marie Leonard
T J. Newcuml
Dawkins Harris Tie The Knot In Quiet City Ceremony
John Dawkins of North Sumner avenue and Miss Harris of South Sander avenue were married by Rev. J P Moffat at Washburn Fippet Pecksteriin church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs John Harris and formerly worked in the millinery department at Jonas Lowe's Sons. Dawkins works for B Beott on Franklin avenue. The couple departed to the bride’s mother's house to begin their new life together.
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Washburn
Otark
J.P. Moffat
Tno
John Dawkins
North Sumner Avenue
Dn Harris
South Suner Avenue
John Harris
Jonas Lowe
Dawkins
B. Beott
Franklin Avenue
Willdrimming and Hoolihan Married in Parlor City
Willdrimming of 1007 West Leackuwitnin avenue and Miss Anand Hoolihan of Binghamton were wed in the Parlor City yesterday. After a short honeymoon Colimmins will return to this city to reside in a newly furnished home on North Summer avenue.
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Willdrimming
Leackuwitnin Avenue
Clarke Hrog
Anand Hoolihan
Binghamton
Ane
Colimmins
North Summer Avenue
Signature forged in Dunn Gros sewer bond case
George Stegmaier, Wilkes-Barre brewer, served notice on ex City Solicitor McGinley that he did not sign or authorize the surety bond for Dunn Gros sewer contract. He compared his handwriting to the bond and found a forgery, noting distinct letter forms. The contract has been surrendered amid Dunn Brak’s asphalt repair bid of $11,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stegmaier
Wilkes-Barre
McGinley
Dunn Gros
South Side
McGintey
Stegmaler
Dunn Brak
Dunn Braa
Letters From The People Published On Personal Time
Under this heading brief letters of interest appear when accompanied by the writer's time. The Tribune does not bear responsibility for opinions here expressed.
Memorial Day tribute thanked local schools for penny collections
Frederick J. Ameden, Chairman of the joint Memorial Day committee of Posts Nos 1 and 210 Grand Army of the Republic, extends sincere thanks to numerous area schools for supporting the burial tribute. Pupils contributed pennies to place flowers and the flag on graves of 1961-145 patriots, highlighting a community effort across many institutions and avenues in the city and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Vhe Hien
Dunmore
Misn Torrey
Aduma Avenue
Misn Wines
Adame Avenue
School of the Lavkowonnit
Jeferroon Avenue
St. Cecilia’s Academy
St. Mary's Academs
Jonn's Convent
Fig Street
St. Paul's Parochial School
Penn Avenue
Wick’s Parochial School
Buniier Avenue
Frederick J. Ameden
James Murray Dewey Presents Stoddard Lectures
James Murray Dewey offers lectures by Stoddard on various topics. Publication details list price five dollars and subscription options. The notice appears in a mid-century periodical promoting educational talks.
Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad Listing
P F M T Howley advertises steam heating and plumbing services at 2 Ot Wyoming Ave and promotes the Popular Punch Cigar priced at 10 cents. The notice reads like a local business card from a historic issue.
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P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Relief from sciatic rheumatism with Cham berlain’s Palm Ointment
Mr P Ketcham of Pike City California notes his brother found relief from sciatic rheumatism using Chamberlain’s Palm Ointment. The ointment is praised for prompt pain relief and is sold by all druggists and by Matthew Bros as wholesale and tail agents.
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P. Ketcham
Pike City
Cal
Chamberlain
Matthew Bros
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Perry Brothers
Kemp's
Wyenting Avenue
H. B. Ware
Wiliteme
Pomtottice
Ilabe
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Muorfis
Lition Horough
Gieard Coyetirunction Company
Sorwrton Geil
Chile
Walter Miser
Friends Aid de
Literary Society of the Universalist Chur
Universaliet
Ehvrok
Mike Virhin
Nonin
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Mike Kelly
Pith Street
J. Feeney
Ted Inn
Liederkranz
Boranton Liederkrang Society
Thowday
Liederkrang
Howerdiale
Wilkes-Kuart
Midwatd Flew
Gieorge Nels Touts
George Rags
Chirhed Falwowski
Conrad Wengel
Britten
Charles Powell
Green Rides
Senvitin Thaetioy Company
South Bemanton
Hug
Pittston Ave
Mr. Powell
Bir
John J. Walsh
Ancs
Evernt Blecks
Moir Wees
Lydia Jacobs
William Zachmann
Lydia Jacoba
N. Jacobs
William Zochmann
Welock
Hes
Bowers Israel
St. Luke's Church
May Jones
Dyha Shopelend
Celine
Zachmann
Der
Angemieh
Iran
John Ss. Jaco
Flagieton
Lyman
Henry Jacob
Nanticoke
W. Jacobe
Burnett
Aly
Streater
Chinchilla
Elmwood Hall
Brennan-Cook
Hayes-Robinson
Ayer
J.C. Ater
Lowell
Masa
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Demuth Reif
Wiley-Williams
Kingsbury
Thomas
Vauchn-Martin
Rodway-Probert
Vanston-Durkin
Barber Company
Mahon-Hageerty
Dawkins-Harris
Crimmins-Hoolihan
Dunn Brothers
South
the Tribune
James Murray Dewey
Sou Be Subeeri Ptt, Ltd
Finn & Phillips
Gilchrist
China
Wyoming Avenue
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Washington Av
Dr. Barrett
Spruce St
Yuegins
Chase, Scott
Franklin Ave
Elmhurst
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Winola
Ap. Iarton
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Wyoming County
Pao
Binting Ak
L&w
Blocnist
Melmviahon
Ural Lovie Berunion
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Irbondale
Ferm
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Ferd Hall
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Cc Johnson
Puspatiice
Dumdal
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Ariington
Ocean Grove
Outas Nen Cywdne
Bervion
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