St Marys Parochial School Holds Twentieth Commencement
The twentieth annual commencement of St Marys parochial school was held in St Marys hall with a large audience of graduates friends. diplomas were presented by Rev N J McManus after performances by the school orchestra and an operetta Queen s Gala Day.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary's Orchestra
Mary II
Maughan
Hel Iin Ruane
Mary Moran
Alice Golden
Thomas Loftus
Thomas Campbell
John Dougherty
Edward Barrett
Mundelis
Agnes Henry
Catherine Sullivan
Anna O'Connor
Sadie Devine
Viola Williams
Hansos
Cecilla O'Boyle
Alice McDonough
Jennie Hoffman
Nelson Elsby
Harold O'Connor
Plano
Alice Ruane
Margaret Golden
N. J. McManus
Sarah Fadden
Gertrude Marshall
Alice McDonoud
Catherine Devine
Margaret Mulherin
Helen Nolan
Petrie
Queen of the Faries
Sara Fadden
Nalds
Gertrude Marshall Lily Bolls
Misa Alice McDonough Thistledown
Catherine Devine Tflenrtecase
Golden Tod
Selen Nolan
Providence Silver Cornet Band Open Air Concert
The Providence Silver Cornet band will play an outdoor show at West Market Street and Brick Avenue on Saturday evening June 28. The program includes New Dominion March Overture Golden Wand Cornet Solo Hyperion Polka Dreamy Eyes Serenade Cupids Charms Baritone Solo Worlds Fair Polka Mandoline Song and Dance Sweet Lullabies Reels Stir Spangled Banner and more featuring John Nolan and C Miller among others.
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Providence Silver Cornet
West Market Street
Brick Avenue
New Dominion
D. R. Farrer
Laurendeau Cornet
John Nolan
C. B. Lampe
C. Miller
Peter Cavanaugh
Kiefer
Pleasant Brighton party honors Mr Boughton
Mr Boughton of Brighton place hosts a Wednesday evening gathering with friends including Mr and Mrs Oakley Mr and Mrs Percy Mart Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith Mr and Mrs Hellier Mr and Mrs Jesse Wilson and Mrs Boughton.
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Mr. Boughton
Brighton Place
Oakley
Percy Mart
Kenneth Smith
Hellier
Jesse Wilson
Boughton
Closing Exercises of Junior League at Methodist Church
Last night the Methodist Episcopal church held the Junior League closing exercises with a program that included church orchestra music and congregational invocation. Five girls performed including Ruth Benjamin and Ruth Proudiock with recitations and songs, followed by awards and presents.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Junior League of the Church
Cerseeereereepeerese Church
Binbing
Ceeeeeeereereereeeeree Congregation
God Our Help
Tochalion
Aning Kfeddler Thang Bolo
Louisa Hartzell
Ruth Proudiock
Margaret Trethaway
Bolo
Helen Decker
Twwchlalion
Zaboth Cowles Bons
Scranton
Ruth Benjamin
Local News Roundup Two Families Welcome New Babies
Wilelmina Griffin returns home from Bloomsburg state normal school. Adolph Feldman visits New York City. The home of Mr and Mrs H Rob erts welcomes a baby girl. Miss Lucy O Boyle returns from Bloomsburg to summer with family. Jermyn residents John Merrick and Michael McHale visit town. Mrs Frank Sherer visits relatives in Montrose. Local 1693 United Mine Workers gather for a 2 30 meeting at Leonard's hall to transact business. Mrs Francis Chandler visits Weston Place. Independents defeat Mulley team in a 16 to 16 baseball game.
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Wilelmina Griffin
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Adolph Feldman
West Market Street
New York City
H. %. Roberts
Summit Avenue
Lucy O'Boyle
William Street
Nis
Bloomsburg
John Merrick
Michael McHale
Jermyn
Frank A. Sherer
Putnam Street
Montrose
United Mine Workers of America
Leonard's Hall
Francis Chandler
Lenoxville
C. Stevens
Weston Place
Independents
Mulley
Industrial Jottings Delco Lackawanna Schedule
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board today lists assignments for Friday June 27 including Summita Weat at 6 a.m. Carrigg, Pushers Moran and Murphy with Moran at 7 40 p.m. F Case 11 45 a.m. W. H. Bartholomew and helpers McGovern Widner Lamping and John Wardell. Leonard and crew will run No 67 Friday June 27 and Monday June 20.
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D. L. & W. Board
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Summita Weat
Carrigg
Widner
Lamping
John Wardell
Leonard
Bethlehem Union Station Drive Gathers Steam
Builders push to attract Lehigh Valley and P and R K to raise a new Bethlehem union station as the present facility proves too small. Meanwhile the Central Railroad of New Jersey advances a large repair complex at Perth Amboy with power from a central plant for 430 locomotives and 20 000 freight plus 6 000 passenger cars using electric and pneumatic systems. A sixty acre site and a planned powerhouse underline the scale of the project.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Pilaabethport
N. J
National League Baseball Across Cities Reported
Scores from Philadelphia Boston Chicago Baltimore Washington and Cleveland games. Batteries listed for Evans Yeager Frazer Chesbro Waddell Mercer Donohue and others with umpires Connolly O Day Caruthers O Loughlin Sheridan among officials. several games postponed due to wet grounds.
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Chicago
T. Donohue
C. Donohue
Wright
Kromis
Sheridan
Unclear Scorecard Nets Rain Affected Matchups
A fragmented report lists games and results including Toronto versus Jersey City, Worcester versus Rochester, Providence versus Montreal Newark, and a rain note affecting Montreal Newark. No clear narrative or dates provided.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Worcester
Rochester
Providence
Montreal-Newark
The Sunny Side of Life lecture concludes this evening
Rev. Whilen will deliver the final talk on The Sunny Side of Life. Local social notes report weddings, visits, and travels among residents including Hornbaker family, Grace Travis, and guests from Scranton Stroudsburg Buffalo and Madisonville.
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Whilen
J. Hornbaker
May
Frank Stevens
Lillian Swarts
Madisonville
Grace Travis
Stroudsburg
William Brown
Annie Sutter
Lehigh
van Gorder
Albert Yeager
Buffalo
Leroy Blesecker
Mila
Grant, Neb
Isaac Blesecker
Mary Posten
Sunday school class picnics at Nay Aug park
The Sunday school class of Miss Ethel Hutchings picnicked at Nay Aug park yesterday. Several local residents noted activities including a wedding at Miller Hill and residents visiting relatives. The report mentions travelers leaving for Lake Carey and social visits across town.
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Ethel Hutchings
Nay Aug Park
Benjamin Reed
Etta Mostelley
Frank Mosteller
Miller Hill
Fred Hubart
Bert Lewis
Beranton
Misa Daisy Copp
Mia
John M. Robertson
Lake Carey
Mrs. Jenking
West Pittston
Carey Jenkins
Dymomlavenue
Women's Christian Temperance Union
George Pearl
Market Report Shows Dull NY Trading Amid End-of-Month Pressure
New York June markets show dull activity with minor moves in St Paul and Missouri Pacific. Gains in Bl Paul and Missouri Pacific contrast with declines in Western Union after a rail telegraph deal. Coal and coal stocks weaken as mining curtailments and strike effects hit earnings. total volume about 2.4 million shares.
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New York
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated
Ascal
Paul
Missoui Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Postal Telegraph Company
Gould
Western Union
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ontario
Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
West Virginia
United States
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Roundup
Philadelphia grain and produce notes from June report show wheat steady for June contracts, corn about unchanged, oats firm with higher No 2 white, butter steady with fair demand and Western creamery quotes at 23 cents, New York full creams prime small prices in steady range.
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Philadelphia
Maisie
New York
Cotton and Poultry Market Report Highlights
Market blurb shows prices for cotton, live poultry, dressed poultry, and fats steady with refined sugars unchanged. Receipts list flour 900 barrels and 1,180 pounds in sacks, wheat 99,000, corn 1,39690, oats 8,690 bushels. Shipments note wheat none, corn 1,10 bushels, oats 10,01 bushels.
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Malic
Market Wrapup Flour and Grain Prices Steady to Firm
New York reports a steadier flour market and firm wheat and corn prices. Spot grains held firm with No. 2 red and No. 2 white showing gains, while futures for July and September moved on strong undertones. Cheese and eggs remained steady with creamery products firming at select scales.
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New York
Duluth
Gitec
Imitation Creamery, Inc
State Dairy
Walte
State
Pennsylvania
Grain Speculation Shifts From Bear To Bull In Chicago Markets
Chicago June 6 grain trading showed a sharp transfer from bear to bull sentiment. Prices closed mixed with July wheat down and September wheat up, while July corn and September corn rose. Provisions and cash quotes varied, with pork around 8.00 to 8.30 per barrel and various seed and oats values noted amid overall uncertain trading.
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Chicago
Riba
Chicago cattle market roundup steady demand amid mixed receipts
Chicago cattle receipts totaled about 6500 with 1250 Texans. Prime to good steers ranged from 7.40 to 8.40 per cwt, cows 14 to 20 dollars, calves at 6 dollars. Texan fed cattle also reported heavy trade with varied prices. Sheep receipts totaled 14000 with steady sheep and lamb markets and western/natural lambs in the mix.
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Chicago
Buffalo livestock market results for June receipts and prices
Receipts at Buffalo on June 4 show cattle 175 head with slow demand for grass fat cattle at 6 to 10 percent. Hogs numbered 3,400 with fairly active demand and prices around 7.85 to 7.80 for various grades. Sheep and lambs receipts near 1,500 with shipping lambs steady and sheep dull. prices listed from 5.75 to 6.25 for shipping lambs and 4.75 to 5.30 for ewes and culls.
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Buffalo
City June 26 Report on Credit Sales and Shipments
O City reports certificates with no bid on shipments. Data shows 481 bushels of rela and 7 104 barrels average, with 76 022 barrels total. Details indicate run rates and per barrel averages in the credit sale ledger.
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O City
Credit Selaices
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C. W. Dalboy
Scott Snew
Collins
Mackey
Bertléy
Ben
Jamin
National League
H.H.E
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Yeager
Frazer
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Emslle
Boston
H.E. Brooklyn
Newton and Ahearn
Pitt- Inger
Carney and
Moran
Cantillion
Tlous
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Piusduie
Chesbro
Zimmer
Menefee
Kling
O' Day
Baltimore
Rhe
Waddell
Powers
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Connolly
Johnstone
Washinglton Rwe
Washington
Atkina and Warner
Carick and Clark
Caruthers
Moscow
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears
W. D. Runyon
Manger
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
H. G. Dale
Lacka
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Atchison
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Pacis
Chicago & Alton
Gwen
Viti
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Tvilhay
Ponen Bmg
Venee Oy
Veentes
Louis, & Nash
Manhattan
St. Ry
K & Tex
Pucilfic
N.Y
Norfolk
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Republic Steelerie
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
Higney
Southern R. Rienes
Southern
R. I
Miley
Texas & Pacific
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Tnion Pacific
Teather
Steel
Wabash Eebbeaees
Wabash
Ceeneees
Western Union UN
Sil
Wisconsin
Montreal
Orn Pees Low
Lackawanna Poney, Co
Bank & Trust Co
Apeale
Third National
First National Banc
Truat & Safe
Clark & Snover Co. Ry
Scranton Savings Bank
Tradera’ National Bank
Bolt & Nut Co
People's Bank
Seranton Tacking Co
People's Arrest FM
Panple'street
Jersey
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Ocu
Wyoming Avenue
Dorothy Dodd
The
Brooks
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
DALAT
Lackawanna Avenue
Six Eagles
Sy Eagles
Ning CO
Dickson
Green Ridge
Oaks Bisents PS
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, PA
Moosie and
Roahdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
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