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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

6

WEST SCRANTON BRIDES AT HYMEN SHRINE IN SUMMER WEDDINGS

In a series of ceremonies at St Mark's Church Baptist parsonage and nearby venues, Mev J Albert Crown of Clayton New Zealand united in marriage to Miss Corne Storm, with Rev James Henninger assisting. The couple, after a luncheon with Crown's parents, planned a reunion trip to Cleveland Detroit Niagara Falls and the Thousand Islands before settling in Clayton. John J Dean of Wilkes Barre wed Miss Emma Krager at St Mark's Lutheran.

James Benninger Dean Kernaeger St. Mark's Church John Richards Baptist Parsonage Hovan- Dwyer St. Peter's Cathedral Atlantic City J. Albert Crown Clayton N. Z Mies Corne Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church James Henninger David Spencer Makely Baptist Church Marceline de Sole Louis Storm Helen Renchler Phillips William Storm Arthur van Gorder Davi Owens Alfred Twinittz Mary Kistler Allentown Jone Marentet Williams Miles Maudhoerner Clare M. Storm Chestnut Street Cleveland Detrett Niagara Falls Denn-Krager John J. Dean Wilkes-Barre Emma Krager North

Missing teens and child vanish after assault in city

Mary Weaver, 17, disappeared from West Park area after a assault. Her father asked police to help. Edith Lester Saville, 8, vanished from 1018 West Lackawanna Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Parents cannot locate her. Mrs. Levin Saville suspects kidnapping. girl wore light blue calico dress with red trim. Police search ongoing.

Mary Weaver West Park Swetland Street Edith Lester Saville West Lackawanna Avenue Levin Saville

Carbondale Pair Weds at St Peters Cathedral

Thomas A Horan of Carbondale and Miss Nellie Dwyer of 315 North Bromley avenue were married at 2 p m yesterday at St Peters Cathedral by Rev D J Macfioldrick in the presence of friends. William H Murphy of Archbald and Miss Margaret Moylan of this city attended. The bridal party were later driven to the bride’s home.

Thomas A. Horan Carbondale Nellie Dwyer Bromley Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral D. J. Macfioldrick William H. Murphy Archbald Margaret Moylan

Couple Weds in North Bromley Ave Ceremony

The wedding dinner at North Bromley Avenue featured Mr and Mrs Waldron and guests as the bride and groom depart on the Delaware and Hudson line for Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington. The groom works as a railroad clerk and the bride is described as a charming young woman of many attainments. They plan to reside in Carbondale after returning.

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Special excursion to Atlantic City for Northeastern singing societies

The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western will run a July 17 excursion from Plymouth to Atlantic City for Northeastern Pennsylvania singing societies attending the national eisteddfod at Young series pier July 18. The train travels via Scranton and Manunka Chunk to Philadelphia and Atlantic City with no car changes, with stops at Edwardsdale, Kingston, Pittston, Taylor and other Bloomsburg division points. Over 300 signaled intent. many West Scranton residents expected to join the low-rate trip for the event, the east region's grandest eisteddfod to date.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Plymouth Atlantic City Pennsylvania Young's Pier Scranton Manunka Chunk Philadelphia Atlante City Edwardsdale Kingston Pittston Taylor Bloomsburg West Scranton

Castle No 46 Knights Elect Officers In Tuesday Meeting

Castle No 46 Knights of the Golden Eagle met Tuesday evening and elected officers including Noble chief William J William a vice-chief B G Brown high priest Joseph Brown venerable hermit Wolf Johnson sir herald Thomas Phillips keeper of ex chequer August Phillips master of records George Martin and trustee Thos T Jones. Castle No 246 plans annual excursion to Mountain Park on Wednesday August 8.

Castle No Knights of the Golden Eagle William J. Williama B. G. Brown Joseph Brown Wolf Johnson Thomas Phillips August Phillips George Martin Thos. T. Jones Mountain Park

News Notes and Personalities From Local Churches and Events

A busy evening features a Christian Endeavor rally at Washbury Street Presbyterian with an expected large turnout. Officers elected include Theophilus Bowen and John Jenking, while a separate crafts group lists W R Vans and Peter Hur Soleil among its officers. A Simpson Methodist event hosts a lay evening at Mr and Mrs George Carson’s on South Main Avenue with a noted impersonator. The Welsh Baptist church plans a vocal and instrumental treat by the De Mon family tomorrow. The Royal Academy note praises the Thr Moe family famous for forty one instruments. A Knights of Maceabels fair is planned with several high officers expected. Funeral notices for Ida John and Martha Howell are announced with services and interment details. Various social gatherings, entertainments, and visits are listed, including house parties, garden socials, and a prior week’s church activities. community members and locales named.

Christian Endeavor Washbury Street Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Anton How Sant Lodge American Ivorites Theophilus Bowen John Jenking Kran K. Fivans David J. Pet Ciairmakers’ Union No. 25 W. R. Vans Peter Hursoleil Guk Rothmachin Neniel Harria Sermeant-At Bowman Christman Simpson Borecopal Church George Carson South Main Avenue W. A. Jennings Clinch de Mon Vecal Euripie Penesor Mudie Royal Academy London St. Mawil’s Hell Hyde Park Knights of Macealer Gramd Aine Folly PL Miller William Crook York Mra Ida John Bromiley Avenue S&s Matthews Piret Waoshburn Street Martha Howell Lackawanna Hspitel David James Hevan Simpson Methodist Episcopal Lumley School Miew Issie Sloat Swetlinid Missra Sadie Edwards Nellie Dymond Beele Sloat Ivor Price William Wheeler West Elmetivet Min Wiliam Fuller George Phillips Charles W. Matthews Fred Gray William Court Fight William Phillips George Asbury Fred Peters William Butt Arthur Peters Davyll Holley Minsea May Corbett Avenue Anes A. I. Ramer St Mark's Litheran Church Mes Dramer Wisibie Allentown West Park Gertie John Shark Twenty-second Street Michael Dodinh Alderman Davis William Lewis Jennie Lewis Blowretorg State Normal Edna Lowis St. Mark's Lutheran Ehyeeh Piret Welsh Congregational

Local Stabbing Case and Arrest Report Highlighted

A violent stabbing near Wilkie Street is described with Adelaide Bonlone charged after weapon use. The court set bail at 825 and medical costs were covered. Detective Loyshon filed assault and battery charges as coverage of the case continues. A separate meeting of St. Mars's council discusses delegate election for a September convention. The Cavanaugh Oak wedding in Minley is noted with attendees including Gilbride family and Catherine Sadie Murry.

Newsbury A. J. Miller Mary Paice Adelaide Bonlone Wilkie Hall Alderman Howe Salon Adelaide Bonbon Loyshon St. Mars Conneil Wong Pitestiart Dnnnmore Cavanaugh Oak Minley Mr. and Mel Daniel Gilbride Mises Catherine Sadie Murry Cavanaugh Miss Gilbride Moston Mass

North Scranton Notes on Two Holy Rosary Weddings

Two marriages at Holy Rosary church yesterday morning and afternoon drew many locals. Annie Haggerty and John Fuery wed with families from Leggett Street and Freeland in attendance. Edward Gallagher and Miss Gillespie united in a second ceremony with guests from Rockwell Street and Brick Avenue before leaving for a wedding trip.

Holy Rosary J. W. Moylan Annie Haggerty Leggett Street John Fuery Bridget Haggerty Patrick Fuery Moylan Faery Freeland Luzerne County Mia. Gillespie Rockwell Street Edward Gillagher Brick Avenue Gillespie Libble Neary Gallagher Jordan Brothers Delaware

Socials and visits pepper Summit Avenue scene in town

Mer and Mrs P C Gallagher host a timber of friends at a fire on Tuesday evening. Mirella Minaghan of Butte City Montana attends as cousin. Father Whitty society plans a mounting at St Mary’s Wall with Miss Kate McAndrow of Perry Avenue present. Miss Keturah Davis hosts a reception Tuesday at Mountain Drive home. The night features games, music, and a festive mood with refreshments served.

Mer P. C. Gallagher Summit Avenue Elvin Callaeter Mirela Minaghan Butte City Mont Father Whitty Society Fin Eve Mies Keturah Davia Thomas Davies Mountain Drive

A Pretty Reception for St Cecelia Graduates

A Knights of Columbus event on Washington avenue hosted a reception and ball for St Cecelia's Academy graduates. About 150 couples attended and enjoyed dancing with Drawer's Orchestra providing music late into the night. The program featured a masked platform and foliage backdrop.

St. Cecelia’s Academy Mary Church Knights of Columbus Washington Avenue At &T. Cecvelin Academy Drawer

St Pauls Parochial School Holds Eighth Commencement

The 1900 class of St Pauls Parochial School in Green Ridge graduated eight girls and one boy in a students driven program. Agnes Purcell delivered the salutatory as Rev P J McManus awarded diplomas and offered counsel. The ceremony featured sacred drama Miriam and a bay of drills and readings.

Agnes Purcell Miriam P. J. McManus Mirian Abraham Pharisee Nereids Orends Guerdon St. Paul's Parochial School

Jottings of Interest from the Jadica of S41

The Jadica of S41 reports upcoming events including a church ice sale at Te'clork on Friday June 24 and a summer sale series, a concert with Professor Walden Shaw at Christ's Church rectory Grand View and Washington avenues, and admission after offerings. It notes social visits, festival plans, church group gatherings, and local society announcements with numerous names and places.

Catherine's CL. Hawley Mie Wint Wilwington Del F. W. Mornbaker Banton Washington Ned Profesor Mee W. Ry Graves Mike County Mia J. B Andrews Capote Avenue Harford Elwerth Kingwe Asbury Methovtiet W. G, Font Sanderson Avenue Vperblay Cveaiint Mise Ethel Dawe Threeye Street Misa Aches Besden Went Filton Who Mya Cure Land Cupome Cwir Welding Amon Wwere Aid Mire Hall Mew Ko Cel Mean’ Mi BR Beene Mee Pfow Horahoke Mines Teenhor Cosi Kila Heney Gree Myers Helen Mowen Antile Knapp Carlos M. Clowcont Siti Ward Aml Mra Ansrewe Nwiplenta Hondecmon Mire Hewde Jones Dagon Wivert Mire CM. Care Minnee Avete Willerwille Cincan Tiger Tote Independent Order of Oh Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Patriotism Invites at John Harvey Residence

Reading and discussion on Christian responsibility titled Trine Patriotism Our Country will be held at the home of Mes. John Harvey 1490 Mionery over A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees to join the gathering for reflection and fellowship.

John Harvey

Obituaries for Boland Mullally and other local residents

Obituary notices list Dominick Boland of 404 Prospect Avenue and the wife of Dominick Tiland with surviving children Hazel Dominick Francia William and Kitty. Also named are Mrs Qavin mother of the deceased and several siblings. Funeral at St John’s on Wig Street with burial in Cathedral cemetery. Additional notices report Frederick Hissell of 12915 Myrtle Street dies after surgery at Lackawanna hospital with surviving son Floyd. Later services at the family home and interment in Bethlehem. Mary Mullally widow of Patrick Mullally dies at Pittston Avenue residence with daughters Katharine and Mary. remains moved to sister Mrs P Kelly’s home for funeral arrangements.

Dominick Boland Prospect Avenue Dominick Tiland Hazel Dominick Francia William Kitty Qavin Wile Hd James Elf John A Lehigh University Frank Pudlo Colo Kathryn Kila No. 1 Jennie St. John's Eliiteh Wig Street Cathedral Cemetery Frederick Hissell Myrtle Street Lackawanna Hospital Treidex Abe Fievd Bettevue Mary Mullally Patrick Mullally Wrio Pittston Avenue Autrevived Katharine Mary O P. Kelly Oak Street

Brilliant wedding at St Mary's church South Scranton

Miss Margaret Canot of Pitts ton avenue married Frank Wetter of Cedar avenue yesterday at St Marys Catholic church on Tver Street Rev George Stopper officiated. The bride wore white mousseline de soie over satin with lace and silk ruching. Attendants included maid of honor Lizzie McDonald and bridesmaid Lot tie Wetter. groomsmen were Henry Blaun and Joseph J. Coons. A wedding breakfast followed at the Wetter home with many gifts. The newlyweds, with groom a bookkeeper for Fred Wernke, departed for a brief New York wedding tour via the DL&W at 12 55.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Tver Street Margaret Canot Pittston Avenue Frank Wetter Cedar Avenue George Stopper Lizzie McDonald Lottie Wetter Henry Blaun Wilkes-Barre Joseph J. Coons Marmony Quartette Louleuher Mix George Behewer Atlante City St. Mary's Church Sodality Alte Mountain Park Harry Saft Binghamiton Joseph Jotter Patrick Flaherty Julia A. 8 Deanelly Beechtreet Straudsbuirg Normal School Charles Macker George Hyder South Scranton Franklin Tackawonna Tren and Atoel Company Gotlleh Matti Tlt Miles Walter Schwarte Tittie Mosaner F. W. Theriwnger Methodiet Upienypal Church Mra Retieel Motes Arebin

Saint Marys Hall Stage Show Impresses Local Audience

The St Marys English and German show presented last night at Saint Marys Hall on Hickory Street featured a varied programme. The children sang and performed piano pieces by multiple soloists, with selections including Amaryllis Galop and The Chinese Imbretta Drill. The event will be repeated this evening with further performances by Mises Littian, Mises Helfrich, and others, ending with Senor Girls Accompatio and the operetta in three acts Terollen queen.

St. Mary's Hall Hickory Street St. Mary’s Welmatie Bote Haker Columbia Eerdeler Mises Littian G ‘Kitat Wentendorf Mises F. Minkard Lars Pinano Martha’ Oo Flotow Helfrich Lentes Prank sEaathurn G. Kirst Menehar Miens Koll A. Solitel Stude Rombeng Miews A. Heintrard K. W Falar, Tian Mowntainn M. Theliner Tagen M. Mole Blroman Mises J. Enstel Vitter Fiano de Gallant O.a.cccc Goerleler Mipownt Kirst M. "Rennie Mises M. Khumpf

Zemoylet Committed After Alcohol Poisoning Allegation

The husband of Mrs. Anthony Covieski of Pittston avenue filed a warrant for Holeslaw Zemoylet of Palm street charging maliciously giving a drink of wood alcohol with intent to commit criminal assault. Zemoylet was held on $1,000 bail after a hearing before Alderman J. J. Ruddy and committed to county prison.

Anthony Covieski Pittston Avenue Holeslaw Zemoylet Palm Street

Community social notes and local travel updates

The piece records a Mingled summer gathering at Louleuher's garden with lanterns and electric lights, plus a concert. It notes residents returning from Atlantic City and mentions church excursion plans at Mountain Park, along with several hometown residents and a quiet wedding at Mrs Retieel's home.

Pea Coal Sold At $1.25 A Ton For City Sites

Pea coal priced at 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to the south site central city and central Hyde Park. Orders addressed to J T farkey 1014 Cedar Ave phone 663.

Pea Coal Central City Central Hyde Park J. T. Farkey Cedar Ave

Pupils’ Annual Concert at Guernsey Hall

The annual concert of Professor W. L. Carr's International College of Music was conducted last night in Guernsey hall before a fairly large audience. The programme was excellently rendered with pupils showing rare ability in piano solos by Miss Barah Devine, Miss Helen M. Reynolds, Miss Margaret Lower, Miss Lucy Gilbride, Miss Ruth Lower, Miss Leah Laird, among others.

Southworth Studios of Powell Music Room Cordelia West Freeman Julia Clapp Allen Edna Caryl Helen Ford Mary Hallstead Venice MacPeek Natalie Connell Laura Frederick Helen Houser Harry Michaelsan Agnes Preas Lida Houser Elizabeth Kelly J. Rodrigues Nellie Smith Irma Walter Ruby Yost Jessie Polhamus Marie Hill Margaret Mitchell Margaret Dorr Lucy Fuller Edith Martin Lily Joseph Keller Jussie Rodriguez St. Paul's Parochial School Pinnos Julia Halligan Madeline Tallman Ethel Kennedy Margaret Ferguson John Hara Edward O' Hara Thomas Brock Aloysius Grewer James Walsh Nora Cadden Nellie Crogan Edward Joseph O'Hara Cecelia Petronilla Manley Agnes Aurelia Purcell Ella Frances Michards Anna Madeline Tallman Margaret Teresa Ferguson Beexie Maria Gavin Julia Irene Hallifan Agnes Regina Lynote W. L. Carr International College of Music Guernsey Hall Barah Devine Helen M. Reynolds Margaret Lower Lucy Gilbride Ruth Lower Leah Laird

William J Polloe Dies in Philadelphia at 67

William J Polloe a former prominent city Republican and two term regent for two terms beginning in 1978 died suddenly at his Philadelphia home. He suffered a paralytic stroke and was 67 years old.

Philadelphia William J. Polloe Thin City Genem Grant Pennsylvania Regilating

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