Social Gossip Highlights Engagements and Parties in Wilkes-Barre
Miss Artine Thivis daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Davis of Wilkes-Barre is to be honored next Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. The social page notes engagements, best man lists, and a May party in South Scranton with friends from Meadows. Ruth Butler’s engagement to William Farrell is announced at a luncheon.
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Artine Thivis
Andrew Davis
Wilkes Odtiere
Wall
Othe Iret Presbyterian Church
Tintelig
Abe Coarees Treland
New York
Cire
Davis
Kelde
Thike Aga
Helen Ghibidin
New
Yorl
Eleter
Strone
A. J
South Scranton
the Meadows
Miaguie Donovan
Mary Loughlin
Alita Healer
Maggie Finnigan
Agnes Sheehan
Manile Kelly
Veolia Barrett
Mamie Coyne
Norah Muyler
Lineio Jenkins
Vila Mollule
Anna Mella
Winnie Koche
John T. Leonahan
Routh River Street
Ruth Butler
Zebulon Butler
William FF. Farrell
Farrell Bros
Wilken-Barre
Butler
St. J. Murray
Monroe Avenue
Local notables travel and attend rail line convention
Residents and guests visit New York on the Lackawanna Limited. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Gordon, Mr and Mrs Meeew, and Mrs Kennedy with daughter Gertrude. Officials such as Superintendent MW 1 Matter and Police Chief Frank Robling head to the national convention in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueoree
Mt. Otenit
Midi Orr
Poop Smith
Mise Smith
Thora
Charles Sohetleft
New York
Lackawanna Limited
Vieltor
Poo Athen
Mra
Gordon
Pallnun
Lackawanna Mailroad
Seston
Hoek Tae Arena
Transportiation
Sonanten
Nailwar Compan
Waa
Mie
Hettie Kennedy
Gertrude
Iyo Ridge
Mika Mare
North Fonmion
Ant
Woillim Fellows
Mhilasters
York
Memorial meeting on corner loss and inquest for George Walsh
A special meeting of the memorial committee is scheduled for this evening at the center. The meeting discusses the death of George Walsh in a recent incident and the inquest to follow.
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Memoriali Aay
Wight
Young Min Christi Association
Uiling
Thin Atternonn
Heth Centon
Ita Aljnt Py
Contier Rebedtawileonmbiet An
Ini
Lila Oe
Soovtork Oke Ivendinge Bn
George Ko Walon
Titanmnational Teath Deliver Mass Meeting
A mass meeting is scheduled at Rooney Furniture store on May 11 at 0 1 Rebinten titiuil president will be present. Members from various groups are urged to attend the gathering for discussions and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanmnational Teath
Eld Woodbhiediday
Areporters
Adl
Ever Rooney Murniture Store
Rebinten Titiuil
Pregent
Scranton Biewelocks Triumph Over Philadelphia Cyclists
The Scranton bowling team returned from Philadelphia victorious against the Century Wheelmen, winning two of three games by a combined score of 2a to Wahoe. Wardell led with a 126 average as spectators including former cyclists watched the match and a banquet followed at a Broad Street restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Biewelocks
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Scranteam
Atle
Muward Gilwere
Fein
Will Reinnelds
Tarry Kaye
PM Os
Walters
Broad Street
Wissihicken
Lino Comittee
Dig Moore
Jaco Eigenner
Letter from Mr Dunn on insurance payment delay
A Scranton resident writes Mr Dunn acknowledges receipt of a $47.14 health insurance claim payment and apologizes for delay. He recalls being urged by Mr Swift to take out a policy, and notes the claim was paid the day the policy was obtained. He asks the recipient to accept his tardy thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ming
Peasy Tua
Seranton
Centhoanen
Mr. Swift
LE P
Guernsey Hall Promotes Pianos and Cigars in Scranton
An advertisement for Guernsey Hall at Washington Ave Scranton promotes high quality pianos and organs at the lowest prices with easy terms. It also advertises Kleon cigars and urges patrons to ask for Kelly's union cravkeeps.
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Guernsey Hall
Sit
Washington Ave
Scranton
Hitchcock Ousted From Public Safety In City Shakeup
Recorder Moir announces removal of Colonel Hitchcock as director of public safety after disputes over evidence methods and department control. J. Wormser to be appointed successor. Recorder cites grounds of drastic methods and need for party unity amid internal tensions.
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F. L. Wormser
Connell
Moir
Hitchcock
Titehenuk
Ptitehenuk
Department of Public Safety
Ated
Muehlbronner
Ecity Grovernment
Tiltehcock
Commonwealth Building
Fo O
Recorder
Lohiatre
Tribune
JL. Wormer
Wormser
Sormson
Myr. Wormeser
Penn Avenue
Hoe
Eighth Ward
Iiteheauk
Fuet
Mitl Ae
Frank B. Reeve
Hitchcenk
Beeaue
Charles Robinson
Central Pennsylvania Brewlig Company
Board of Control Resolves on Lansing Remarks and School Plan
The board of control approved a rules committee resolution defending Rev Dr Lansing against alleged insults and criticizing education spending. Citizens protested a proposed new North Scranton school near the Lackawanna river, with concerns about location and access to adjacent property. The meeting set June events for graduations and class nights, noted university scholarships, and discussed substitute pay and future public school events.
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Board of Control
Jo Lansing
Rochester
Committee On Rules
Lainsine
Riv
Ainsi
Thoenextor
Lansing
Raine
Ahiyne
Selook
Mer
Shires
Scranton
Atte
University of Ponnevivanhe
Gibbons
No. Gs
Tiche
Junitne
Lake Lodore
Delaware and Hudson Station
Sermon on John Wycliffe Opens Baptist Meeting
Rev. Harley East of Clark's Green Baptist preached at the Abington association session, detailing Wycliffe and the Reformation. A general discussion followed with attendees including Rev. Matthews of West Scranton, Rev. Ford of Green Ridge, Rev. Smith of North Scranton, Rev. Spalding of Forest City, Rev. Spencer of Olyphant, and Rev. Pierce of the General City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley East
Clark’s Green Baptist Church
Baptist Ministers Society
Abington Association
John Wycliffe
Matthews
West Scranton
W. Jd. Ford
Three Leaders Resting Opening Day New Contenders Enter
Schwenker, Lewis and Miles top the field as rest periods set in. New challengers, mostly from outside Scranton, enrolled yesterday and now vie to challenge the leaders.
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Schwenker
Lewis
Miles
Scranton
Standing of the Leading Contestants
The list shows leading contestants with points and places including Henry Schwenker of South Scranton with 86 points and Meyer Lewis of Soran TOM seacaceeveens, Garfield Anderson of Carbondale, August Brunner Jr of Carbondale, W H Harris Hyde Park, Frank Kemmerer Factoryville, Miss Norman Meredith Hyde Park, David O. Emery Wimmers Pa, and Miss Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit with partial tallies.
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Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Meyer Lewis
Soran- Tom Seacaceeveens
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
W. H. Harris
Hyde Park
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Norman Meredith
David O. Emery
Wimmers
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Educational Contest Sees Slow Progress as New Entrants Prompted
Leaders hold a narrow margin with little movement while new applicants such as Blanche Tallmin and Ethel Thang join from Scranton Harford and others. The ad invites entries and explains a subscriber goal to reach the top of the list, urging immediate action and referring readers to the fourth page for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche I. "Tallmin
North Jackson
Adiam Vin Driesen
Hon
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Police And Aldermen Involved In Arrests And Larceny Case
Vetor Gallagher was arrested yesterday on a warning related to Alderman Suddy. Michael Meloughling accused of larceny. itemized claim concerns a pocketbook containing 44 dollars. Sinkewill, named in a separate larceny case, was arrested by Deputy Clifford. Sinkewill waived a hearing and entered bail before Magistrate Slowe.
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Vetor Gallagher
Suddy
Michael Meloughling
Patth
Hon Sinkiwitz
Sith
Washington Axenic
Clifford
Frank Mellon
Dunmore
Mellon
Sinkewite
Corner Stone Laying At Young Men's Christian Association Building
Ceremony plans outline the corner stone laying for the Young Men's Christian Association building at Joelock this afternoon. Rev. Dar James Mcleod Rev. Oe eo My Gima and Rev. Dy Hogers James organize the event with Bishop Potter present. Lawrence band to perform with a fifty-voice chorus directed by De Chances. President Shafer to speak greet guests and introduce Bishop Potter. Judge Alfred Hand to assist in placing the cornerstone as the male chorus and band close with regional hymns.
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Ind
Young Men's Christin Association
Joelock
Moa
Leen Mundo
Dar James Mcleod
My Gima
Dy. Hogers James
Bishop Potter
Delhiware
Laekiuwarnna
Western Railroad
Daewrencee
Dae
Shafer
Jesus
Thies Choris
Roebinaen
Bishop Pateter
Alfred Hand
Bam
Amertcns
Dr. Pierce
Penn Avenue
Property Auction Notice in Punmore District
On Puesias May 08th at o'clock p. m. property of the late Joseph Koleht located at 2 South Blake Street Punmore. Sale includes horses wagons sleighs and household property and other items. Auction to follow stated notice.
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Puesias
Joseph
Blakely S Treet
Punmore
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Tandwark
Cortland
N. Washington Ave
the Oriental
Coi Enience
Lors
Remo
Jean
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Arnold
Wenlée
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Acvery Pleat Pelerty
Telib
Mise Mate Worsfield
Cedar Avenue
Geo
Elera Deine
Ciiniversiars
Giaimness
Tefrosh
Titeen
Thorne
Jerry Warnier
Title Mie
Mes
Danil Mire
Kelly
Attoney
Baylorie
Olio
Bicycle Club
MR. Dunn
John T. Dunn
Kleon
Emily Marion Colling
Linden Street
Board of Trade
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Teeorder
Damen Meir
Miehilesonner Bil
Supreme Court
Director of Public Safety
Mwitehcoek
Prederick Ka Wormer
Thitehenek
Feasen
Teda Se
Tt Ling
Dalat
Ditehcook
Ofelock
ATD
Dr. Lansing
Wycliffe
Clark's Green
William Aeatersali
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Trethune
Welly
Sineke
Kieon Cipar
Central
Pennsylvania
Adams Avenue
William Mason
Sune. 0
Dan
Hee Mason Thomlin
Pruimio
Knox Straw
Powell & CO
Washington Ava
King Miller
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur MH. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Trevelver
L. A. Watres, Wm. FP
Hallstead
Everett Warren Joseph
Torso
Johnson E. P. Kingsbury
Robinson Vbrien
Lawn, Timothy
Clover
Millett
Ise & ¢ Penn Avenue
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Avenues
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