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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1901

Page

5

Evening Socials Highlight Delicate Etiquette And Club Cheer

A misspelled but clear report details a refined social evening featuring the O'Sonnell journal, Young Men's Institute, and local councils. President Miss Avie Williams led the affair with a formal dinner, a banner presentation from Thembers of the OConnell council, and a dancing reception.

O'Sonnell Journil Mons Minooke Viet ii Euehre Coun Ol Betas Oconnell Council Catherine

Personal notes and society items from a bygone issue

Autores fy Py Wedyinia in Eyibhantioig Sosterdiey. Charles Schlager home from two weeks through Idaho. William Ludwig, who was four back there, in Scranton on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Monahan of Brooklyn Avenue rejoice at arrival of a baby girl. Engagement announced Miss Amelia Bacharach to Harry Loeb, and Miss Eliabeth Stusyk to Florcice Sickle host. PB Lyle Weaver of Philadelphia Inquirer to spend a koe vaya in Lexington. President Judge IOM Fawand sick with cold. Judge John BP.

Charles Schlager Idaho Willian Ludwig Scrantoy Mra Gieorge Monahan Prouklin Avenue Amelia Bacharach Thievity Harry Loeb Laltimore Eliabeth Stusyk Weet Pitsston Florcice Sickle Yeovidence Sual Lyle Weaver Editorial Star of Philadelphia Inquirer Lexantor I OM. Fawand Vonlingd John BP

Ill and Absences Mark Local Business Schedule

The report notes Kelly recovering at home after a week of illness and spending an hour at his offices. Attendees include James A. O Malley and Stanley Coyne traveling to Wittsburg to join the Weatingtouse company. George A. Curtis visits Erlends while Kerr of Syracuse and Mr Rere oversee the Hackettstown Republican in the city.

Passion Play illustrated lecture at Penn Avenue Church

Dr. Pierce presents an illustrated talk on the Oberammergau Passion Play at Penn Avenue Church this Friday evening. The event features about 100 stereopticon views and photographs from J Lawrence Stelle and Rev Dr Pierce who visited Oberammergau last summer. An offering of 23 cents will be received. no ticket cards sold.

Ober Ammergau Pierce Penn Avenue J. Lawrence Stelle Emvarian Alps

Assessors Move to Strike Rail Property Assessments

City assessors, citing the city solicitor, deem railroad property essential for operation and decide to strike certain assessments. They approve exemptions for a few buildings while placing new charges in the Fourteenth and Seventeenth wards totaling several thousand dollars.

Watson Board of Assessors Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Toru

Scranton Knights Conferred Third Degree in Banquet

Seventy members of the Scranton council of the Knights of Columbus received the third degree last night at the Knights club house on North Washington avenue. The event drew 440 members from New York Philadelphia Jersey City Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Pittston Stonesdale Carbondale Susquehanna and Great Bend. Senator Victor J. Dowling of New York led the degree with aid from J. G. Sennel William McDonough and Johan Corbin of the New York council and the Borantow council corps. A banquet and social session followed with remarks by local knights Attorneys Coury Doe McGreevy Bourke Shean and others. Music included piano pieces by Stev Moylan and violin by Frank O'Hara.

Scranton Knights of Columbus Knights’ Club North Washington Avenue Scrainton Council New York Philadelphia Jersey City Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Pittston Stonesdale Carbondale Susquehanna Great Bene Victor J. Dowling New York Council J. G. Sennel William McDonough Johan Corbin Borantow Council Walter M. Theedy New York Degree Corps Pr. Coury Doe W. Th, McGreevy Hichard J. Bourke W. W. Shean William A. Kelly Archbald B. J. Kelly Stev. J. V. Moylan Frank O'Hara

Train Schedule Fragments for Delaware and Hudson Line

Recount of a Great Musical Convert at Lyceum Theatre noted with partial schedules from Wilkes-Barre to Pittston Carbondale and other stops. Times and fares appear garbled but indicate a late May timetable with multiple legs and connections on the Delaware and Hudson route.

Delaware and Hudson Pallroad Schumaine Heink Miss Maud Powell Brangeon Davis Lyceum Theatre Thesilis May Ster Wilkea-Barre Pittston Carbondale

Alumni Meeting Postponed for Funeral of Prof Plumley

Alumni of the School of the Lackawanna will meet in school rooms on Thursday May 16 1901 at 2 p m to take action on the death of Prof W Plumley The meeting is timed so attendees may attend funeral services at 3 p m J W Oakford chairman

School of the Lackawanna W. &. Plumley J. W. Oakford

Striking Lackawanna Car and Machine Shop Workers Stand Fast

No workers reported for duty at car and machine shops as the strike continues. External laborers arrived, were housed in paint shops, and then sent away. union leaders vow a long siege while pledging to keep inside shop activity limited and press for nine hour day and higher pay.

Troboken Wark Hoboken New York Campbell Lackawanna Flulbert Machinists’ Union Federal Labor Union Council of Alliated Yhe Tribune Canfield Diloyd Kingston Buffalo Lackawanna Station Soeclock Ineal Jig Hulbert

Minooka Man Drowns After Sudden Jump Into Reservoir

Michael Cumimisk of Minooka died by his own action at the No 4 reservoir two miles east of town. Higgins, who was with him, tried to save him but Cumimisk fought free, disappeared, and later the body was recovered. No clear motive was found, though Cumimisk spoke of a letter from his wife in Ireland before the leap.

Michael Imimisk Minooka Michael Higgins Tila Cumimisk Higgins Mike Cummish Cummisk Higkins

Adjourned Session of Lackawanna Presbytery Holds Clergy Changes

An adjourned session in Forty Fort heard Rev. John Mc Comb seek dissolution of his pastoral relation there while Rev. H. W. Wells was chosen moderator. Tsune M. Thomas and Charles J. Richards were noted for assembly duties and a dismissal to Indianapolis. Dialog included illness in Plumley family and renewal of Licentiate Antonio Afilinisi’s license for another year.

Lackawanna Presbyterian Church Forty Fort John McComb Forty Port H. W. Wells D. D Mr. McComb Tsune M. Thomas General Assembly Philadelphia Charles J. Richards Indianapolis Columbus James McLeod Phimley School the Lackawanna McLeod Privey Plumley Antonio Afilinisi

Young Hand Ball Challenger Challenges Lackawanna Youths

Martin Golden, a youth from Bellevue, challenges eight or nine year olds in Lackawanna county to a hand ball match. The duel will be an alley ball contest as the challenger seeks the good old game.

Martin Golden

Organs for Sale at Guernsey Hall in Scranton

Advertises second hand organs for as low as $10 at Guernsey Hall J W Guernsey proprietor 314 Washington avenue Scranton Pa Also promotes Pocono bv cigars in the same notice.

Guernsey Hall J. W. Guernsey, Prop Washington Avenue Scvanton

First to Score In Tribune Educational Contest

The article notes three points yesterday and credits one entrant as the only subscriber in the Tribune educational contest. It invites more contestants, reports three enrollments yesterday, and promises daily standings updates as more names join.

Tribune

Landing of the Leading Contestants in Educational Contest

The first return of points in this year's Educational Contest was made yesterday afternoon. Three were handed in by R. Leo Huber of Scranton, who leads. New entries include Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville Charles R. Jones and Robert Campbell of Green Ridge.

R. Leo Huber Scranton Frank Kemmerer Factoryville Charles R. Jones Green Ridge Robert Campbell Kemmerer Arthur Kemmerer Bloomsburg Normal School

Wallace Show Touts Superior Quality Ahead of Scranton Run

The Commercial Travelers' club of Indianapolis endorses the Wallace shows as second to none and of the highest class. The updated program, featuring new attractions, will perform in Scranton on Friday May 4.

Commercial Travelers’ Club Indianapolis Scranton

Local man Marty Brow treated for swollen ankle at Lackawanna Hospital

Marty Brow, a young man from Bethlehem, received treatment yesterday at Lackawanna Hospital for a badly swollen ankle. He later sold a lease piece at Wael Salles, Doh O'Malley, of Ds Iuebsan, and his Wig Jeft bond was caught in the mid plane near the Vimes building yesterday.

Marty Brow Bethlehem Lackawanna Heepstal Trog Wael Salles Doh O'Malley Ds Iuebsan Bond

Buffalo Round Trip Tickets via Lackawanna Added for Exposition

Round trip five day coach excursion to Buffalo via Lackawanna is offered on May 1 as part of regular sale dates Tuesdays and Saturdays. Proceeds support Dedication Day at the Pan-American Exposition.

Lackawanna Buffalo

Steam Heating and Plumbing. P.F. & M. T. Howley

Steam heating and plumbing services offered by P F and M T Howley located at 231 Wyoming Avenue.

P.F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

Mason & Hamlin Pianofortes Win at 1899 Philadelphia Exposition

At the International Ex port Exposition in Philadelphia in 1899 the Mason & Hamlin Pianofortes received highest distinction over all competitors and were the sole pianos recommended to the Franklin Institute for a special distinction and extra medal.

Philadelphia Mason & Hamlin Franklin Institute

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