Local Notables and Events from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
A jumble of notices places Charles Nolan in Atlantic City for summer while civic leaders, jurors, clergy, and hotel staff from Pittsburgh, Stroudsburg, Wilkes-Barre, and Norwalk engage in court sessions, religious meetings, and social functions. Notables include General Manager Frank Silliman, Judge Parr, Professor Lind say, and A J Colborn jr delivering remarks at Keystone Templar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nolan
Atlantic City
John BR. Parr
Pittelurg
United States Court
Frank Silliman
Traction Company
New York
Mise Kate McCricken
Mulberry Street
Agent Bunday
Stroudsburg
Mia
Retard Lindsay
Boston
Mass
Ry AL Lindsay
Washington Avenue
Hix
M. EL Mcdonall
Units States Court
Pitteburg
Blinch Taylor
Peckville
Himptien Street Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
West Side
PF. A. Dony
Green Midge
Philadelphie Sabbath Association
Fred Conedon
Wycoming
Templar
Wilkes- Barry
Hon
Alj, Calhoun, Jr
Melita
Wile
Scranton Free Kindergarten Association Holds Third Annual Meeting
The Scranton Free Kindergarten Association held its third annual meeting at the Albright Memorial library. Delegates reported seven kindergartens under the association with growing interest and progress. officers and committee members were announced. Miss Katherine Hall Clark announced her departure from the training school. a large funeral for a longtime member was noted, with Elmwood Cemetery service in Dunmore.
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Albright Memorial Library
Washington Avenue
Sermnton Foo Kindergarten Association
Hothutuls Fest
Thomas Dickson
C.D. Simpson
W. W. Beranien
William M. Marple
T. H. Watkins
Mre
Edward L. Puller
Mra
Westen
A. Price
James Arehon
J. B. Powell
Migs Elizabetts
Migs Elizabetts Owell Advicoary board—Hon. EL H. Ripple, G. Stirges
Mee
Alfred Hand
Finunes
EL K. Fuller
Bor Ripple
T. HL Watkins
Coo. Simeton
J. Ko Cohen
2Alaine
AOD
Bolland
Katherine Hall Clark
Elso
Miss Clark
New Brel
Havine
Scranton
Closing Entertainment at Will Be Held in Woe Alabama
The YWCA gymnasium in Woe Alabama hosts an evening program for ladies and gentlemen featuring musical acts gymnastics demonstrations and a lecture. Highlights include performances by Megert Doerram and Kiple Swediste and a Bowers lecture blending entertainment with instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Alven
Musi
Megert
Doerram
Kiple
Cmiiren
Leiden
Mest
Michael Anwelu
Vo Bower
Gymnnasiim
Mer
Bowers
Funeral of John Madden of Olyphant
The funeral of John Madden of Olyphant was held from his daughter Mrs Dennia Lawlers home yesterday morning. Members of the community gathered in large numbers to pay respects before the service at St Patrick's church. A high mass was sung by Rev E Lavelle of Pittston with benediction by Rev P Murphy. The pastor delivered a moving eulogy on life and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madden
Olyphant
Dennia Lawler
St. Patrick’s Church
PL E. Lavelle
Pittston
P. J. Murphy
St. Patrick's Church
Father Murphy
Ifn
Advertising Space for It is Selling Very Rapidly
Advertising space in the Woman's Paper is moving fast and readers are urged to secure space now. The advertising committee operates from the Young Women's Christian Association rooms on Washington Avenue opposite the courthouse and collects copy and placements. The circulating committee accepts orders for extra copies to mail to friends, while the Tribune office hosts the editorials each afternoon for proofs and article edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enace
Young Women's Christ In Association
Wash- Ineton Avenuy
Court House
Irienda
the Tribune
Bald Mount Party In Hyde Park Disturbance
A pedestrian party from Bald Mount arrived in Hyde Park at midnight Sunday. The group included three people, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Creen and Special Officer Charles Myers. Two loaded revolvers were reportedly carried by the officer, leading to a hearing that discharged the woman and required bail for the other, while a threat against Mr. and Mrs. Wilson sparked the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mount
Hyde Park
Wind
Alfred Creen
Charles Myers
Ransom Township
Trce
Fifth Ward
West Site
Charles Wilson
Wilsons
Excellent contralto to perform in Scranton concert
On Monday evening May 11 Miss Mary Thomas, acclaimed contralto from London’s St James Hall concerts, headlines a program in Scranton. She is joined by Gwilym Thomas and Theodore Hemberger with Mrs J Alfred Pennieten as accompanist. tickets are at Powell’s Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mary Thomas
St. James’ Hall
London
Thomas
Gwilym Thomas
Hasso
Theodore Hemberger
Mra
J. Alfred Pennieten
Changes in ChrY Wall Two New Men On Duty Promoted
Charles Kosar of the South Side becomes city recorder staff clerk replacing Charles Meuse. Philps promotes his son Frank L. Philipe to the vacant city clerk position left by POW. Costello. William A. Schunk of Pittston Avenue advances to assistant clerk, a protege of the South Side. George Tenusner, formerly city records clerk, takes Kosar's place in the recorder's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kosar
South Side
Diveeila
Charlies Meuse
Widmayer
Philps
Frank L. Philipe
Pow. Costello
William A. Schunk
Pittston Avenue
City Works
Schunk
H Robinsons
George Tenusner
City Aeseescre
Agsar
Recorders Office
First Official Act In Seventeenth Ward Warrants Issued
Alderman Howe issues warrants for negligent property owners. John T. Mowe begins duties as macistreate of the Seventeenth ward. Warrants target Wo HL Plerive for sewer connection without permit and Thomas Carrell for similar offense. Includes unrelated literary and commercial clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
John T. Mowe
Monies & Pughe
Lackawanna and
Washington Avenues
Wo HL
Centre Street
Enge
Thomas Carrell
Luxerne Street
District Attorneys of the State Will Meet Here in July
District Attorney John R K Jones leads effort to organize a permanent Pennsylvania District Attorneys association. He invites peers to Scranton for an event around July 20 lasting two days with addresses, papers, and a constitution planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RK. Jones
Seraton
Jones
H. M. Edwards
Academy of Music
Spruce Street Pave Ordinance Reaches Mayor Hailey
The city council moved to pave Spruce Street from Franklin to Wroeming Avenues with aims to complete before May 24. Mayor Hailey approved the measure and several other actions were signed, including plans for Ninth Avenue paving and a profile of Wyoming and Cedar avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
Spruce Street
Franklin
Wroeming Avenues
Bailey
Fred Durr
Jermyn
Ninth Avenue
Robingen
Jackson Streets
Fire Department
Tenth Ward
Wyoming Avenue
Linden
Spruce Streets
Penn and
Wyoming Avenues
Penn Avenue
Green Ride
Marion Streets
Park Commissioners
Semanton Gas and Water Company
No. 4 Mountain
Cedar Avenue
Genet and
Brook Streets
Dickson Borough Contest Opens With Eighteen Voters Examined
Attorneys Mulholland and Watkine begin the Dickson City ward contest with 18 voters called to prove qualification. John Eley contests Bevond ward race against Fred Ries and others for school director. George Ries and Joseph Mall challenge town council seats. Stenographer M J McAndrew, Judge Stanton, and attorney O'Brien participate in first session at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mulholland
James B. Watkine
Bevond
Dickson City
Court House
John E. Eley
Fred Ries
Francis Sims
James Cavelli
George Ries
John J. Aitken
Joseph Mall
M. F. Fadden
M. J. McAndrew
W. H. Stanton
Joseph O'Brien
Henry Whithall
Hearing Adjourned in Con test Case with Many Witnesses
The hearing adjourned until tomorrow morning at o'clock. Martin Woy shner acted as interpreter in the case. There are a large number of witnesses yet to be heard on the part of the contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard Barron
Henry Single
William Feckowek
Michael Letklewicy
John Nicholson
William D. Moses
George Bailey
Martin Delchmiller
Louis Godelevidge
Joseph Cuallon
Ben Lewis
Frank Malone
Andrew Ratawias
Joseph Wilkinson
John Palmer
Martin Woyshner
Barber Interest in Bid Fight for Monroe Avenue Paving
The common council committee will decide between Dunn Brothers and Harber Asphalt for Monroe avenue paving. Barber company objects claiming Dunn Brothers lack Penhall pavement experience and proper equipment, while Dunn Brothers cite a bond guaranteeing proper work. Committee members are Luther Keller, Thomas McGrail, James F. Noone, PF Gordon and Edward Wenzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Brothers
Raving Committee of Common Council
Dunn Brothers
Harber Asphalt Company
Monroe Avenue
Dunn Grothers
Barber Company
Penhall
Divnn Brothers
Luther Keller
Thomas McGrail
James F. Noone
PF. Gordon
Edward Wenzel
Letters From The People
Short letters of interest published with writer's home accompanying note. Tribune not responsible for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Welsh preacher invited to Eddyville and Gwin churches Iowa
The Crych notes Rev. Cambell Evans of the Chicago Institute has been invited to preach at Eddyville and Gwin churches in Iowa for the next four Sundays. The rumor he quit preaching is false, Evans is respected in the area and has earned honors for his nation in different circles. While at the Institute he was asked to serve as a missionary in Indian Territories, pleasing Evans's many friends who hear of his endeavor. Franela Palmer, Priceburg, Lackawanna County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Crych
Cambell Evans
Chicago Institute
Eddyville
Gwin
Iowa
Evans
Evins
Chicago
Franela Palmer
Priceburg
Lackawanna County
Mystic Cure claim for rheumatism and neuralgia
A dubious advertises a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia promising rapid relief within one to three days. It asserts removal of the disease cause after a single dose and offers the remedy at five cents, sold by Carl Lorenz in Scranton. A side note mentions Pillsbury’s Flour with a large daily capacity of 17,500 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Pillsbury’s Flour
Crockery Department Sale Highlights Dinner Sets and More
The Crockery Department invites shoppers to a rare sale with values on every piece. Hundreds of dinner and tea sets plus many odd items are offered at surprising prices. Three noteworthy items are mentioned.
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Norton
Norton’s
South Wain St
Wilkes Barre
Weston All CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Scranton Pree Kindergarten Association
Heneratton
Mlowel
Mire i
Tholes
Alfred Hod
Thomas Delekson
Welles
Adare Gohisialth
Clo Frey
Whhan Mo Marple
James Archbald
M.worcester
William H. Taylor
Pla. Squier
John Roll
James Po Dickson
Charles Sehhiger
Holland
Charlotte Ehanad
A. By. Holland
Mise Gertrude Northup
Linden Street
Synmrome
Alla Tessie Rhee
Green Ridge Chapel
Frances Hineckley
Daisy
Mra. Hackley
Archiwild
Archbald
Miss Fowler
Mise Moith Hull
Miss Cowen
Oder
Slapsen
Flinpeton
Silmpeton & Watkins
Miss Meade
OM Forge Kin- Jqeyearten
Mise
Helen H. Che- Wey
Helland
Hackley
BR IL. Puller
Hind
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
Andrew C
Closing Entertainment
AL Gymnas Alee
Joan Fadden
Arthur L. Collins
Hitle
Hood
Castoria
Mis
Castorla
Keeley
Porview
Dickson Borough
Crouch Bros
K Beatty
Mears Building
Washington and
Spruce
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoring Avenue
M’cann's
Hatter
Stetson Agency
Crockery Sale
Rexford
Rae
P.mgrea
Briore
W. F. Gorners
Lackwanna Avenue
Agen
Tacic
Avias
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Av
Bavae & Mmucklow
Lackawan
Our
Hercereau & Connell
Jewelers
Wyoming Ave
William S. Millar
Center ST
DR. Shimburg
Fairel
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