Personal notices and social events in Scranton area
Miss Anna Russell departs New York for a summer in Scotland. Fred Dileher learns his Ohio home welcomed a newborn son. W. D. Zehnder hosted Lebanon Knights including John Neames John Raudenbush John Bueher Grant Wedeman Will Atkins John Rothermell Ambrose Baur Harry Miller Stumper McAdams. Mr and Mrs A D Spencer entertained guests Mrs Horath Hansen Webster Mrs Robert Henry Banning Dr of Baltimore and Edward B Spencer from Philadelphia. FE B Spencer is past grand commander of the Pennsylvania Grand Commandery and current grand high priest of the Pennsylvania chapter. WW.1 Wormser travels to Philadelphia for Jefferson Medical College graduation. his son Bernard B Wormser is in the graduating class and a surgeon at Lackawanna hospital. He joins his father returning home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Russell
New York
Sootland
Fred Dileher
Ohio
W. D. Zehnder
Lebanon Knights
Jermyn
John Neames
John Raudenbush
John Bueher
Grant Wedeman
Will Atkins
John Rothermell
Ambrose Baur
Harry Miller
Stumper McAdam
Jefferson Medical College
Bernard B. Wormser
the Lackawanna Hospital
G A R Encampment Excursion Rates to Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Gettysburg June 4 and 5. Tickets from all Pennsylvania stations are valid May 1 and June 1 2 4 and 4 with return by June 7 at single fare round trip. Apply to local agents or Dr Lindaburg for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Pennsylvania
First student of International Correspondence schools visits
Thomas Coates of Plymouth Pennsylvania, the schools first student since October 16 1891, was honored during a visit by Knights Templar. He rose from coal mining trainee to mine superintendent for Delaware and Hudson Coal Company at Plymouth. The institution reports 425 000+ alumni since 1811 with enrollment rising by 10 000 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Thomas Coates
Plymouth
Coates
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Eines
Nurses Graduation at Moses Taylor and Nearby Hospitals
Nurses from Moses Taylor Lackawanna Hahneman and Scranton Private hospitals prepare for commencement exercises. Eleven graduates at Moses Taylor receive diplomas with Miss Maxwell of Presbyterian Hospital NY delivering the address. Lackawanna School conducts eight graduates next Monday at St Luke's Parish House with diplomas by James P. Dickson and music by Bauer's orchestra. Donations accepted at Hahneman today with gifts of money food clothing and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor
Lackawanna
Moses Taylor Hospital
Miss Maxwell
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Mary Agnes Bolster
Frances M. Townsend
Mary Helen Curbauld
Louise Ostrom
Lola Maude Weldon
Nancy Lux Dorsey
Alix Maud Ellis
Margaret Copeland Graves
Lucy Mae Hewitt
Elizabeth C. O'Donnell
Honora Glynn
Scranton Private Hospital
Hahneman Hospital
Hahneman
Lackawanna Hospital
Alice M. Brice
Oneida
Esther Browning
Pittston
Blanche K. Ferguson
North Carolina
Lulu Hanes
Binghamton
Charlotte Williams
Mayfield
Florence
Boyd
Louise M. Voight
Wilkes- Barre
Nellie Stewart
Scranton
St. Luke's
Wyoming Avenue
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Wil
Catholic Choral Club to perform for Young Women's Catholic club
The Catholic Choral club directed by Prof. John T. Watkins will debut publicly Monday at the Lyceum theater in a benefit concert for the Young Women's Catholic club. The group, over 100 members, will perform four choruses with Bauer's orchestra, including pieces from Gounod Lacome Rossini as they sell boxes and logos. rehearsals are set for 8 PM at the Knights of Columbus hall.
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Catholic Choral Club
John T. Watkins
Lyceum Theater
Young Women’s Catholic Club
Catholic Choral Club For
Bauer
Gounod
Faust
Faning
Hstudilantina
Lacome
Rossini
Knights of Columbus
Dr Hand's Condensed Milk Display At Phelps Pharmacy
Dr Hand's Condensed Milk with Phosphates and Hypophosphites advertised in Scranton. Window display in Hotel Jermyn building showcases the product as superior to other milks. Invites visits to Phelps' Pharmacy for booklets and to contact the company at 114 Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hand
Phelps’ Pharmacy
Spruce Street
Phelps’ Drug Store
Jermyn
Scranton
Franklin Avenue
Blooming Plants for Decoration Day at Clark's Florist
Decoration Day offerings from Clark's florist include blooming plants and arrangements. The line includes a motto Wir tinken COFa and a Latin phrase In Hoc Signo Vinces, reflecting decorative emphasis for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Florist
Signo Vinces
Trinken Cofo
Lyceum Manager A J Duffy Receives Testimonial Request
A group of Scranton friends and officials petitioned to honor A J Duffy manager of the Lyceum theater with a testimonial benefit marking the season’s end. Duffy replies thanking them and pledges continued dedication to first class attractions.
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A. J. Duffy
Lyceum
Academy of Music
Lyceum Theater
Duffy
Scranton
M. Edwards
John P. Kelly
A. Ledu
B.C. Newcomb
A. A. Vosburg
Orphatus
Baseball Prospects Clouded for Scranton Club
Manager Lawson and his Scranton team of ex state leaguers played an exhibition game by electric light at Lancaster before a large crowd. They return home today but future plans are unclear. Possible independent schedule and open dates with American and National league clubs may emerge, with games against various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Scranton
Electric Wight
Lancaster
TRYING THOMAS CASE IN DE LACKAWANNA WRECK SUIT
Testimony filled a day in the suit by Mrs. Thomas against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad over her husband engineer Thomas Thomas Williams death. Witnesses described orders and the wreck while other cases resulted in several verdicts and a nonsuit.
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Margaret
Delaware, Lacka-wanna and Western Railroad Company
Thomas
Thomas Stevens
Pocono Summit
Si. W. Brown
Alexander Weldner
Vic
George Keith
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
John F. Hoffman
John Swallow
M.D. Brown & Co
Mary A. Sweeney
J. J. Wiliams
TR. McMullen
Thomas F. Wells
Hunt & Connell Company
Collins & Brennan
Frank White
II, Kiesel
Opening Lake Lodore excursion Memorial Day
Excursion season begins May 30 at Lake Lodore with a Scranton vs Carbon dale baseball purse of 25 dollars. Mozart band performs on the pavilion floor. refreshments, rowboats, steam yacht, launches, and an excursion boat available. Delaware and Hudson trains from Wilkes-Barre offer reduced rates, with specific departure times and a 7 cent fare from Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Scranton
Carbondale
Mozart Band
F. Wadden
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
Kellerman Extends Lead in Tribune Educational Contest
Kellerman increases margin over Burns to maintain first place in the Tribune educational contest. Rodriguez strengthens grip on third place while holders of eleventh and twelfth are separated by one point. A new entrant appears, leaving room for more action.
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Kellerman
Burns
Tribune
Rodriguez
Scranton Contestants Tally Standings and Scores
A messy column lists contestants with city affiliations and scores. Names include Beatrice Harpur Thompson Lee Culver Walter Tallstead C J Clark John Dempsey John Mackie Hugh Johnson Edna Coleman A J Kellerman Maxwell Shepherd Homer Kresge A J Havenstrite William Cooper Louis McCusker Emanuel Buel Charles Burns Herbert Thompson Albert Freedman Harry Madden Wm Sherwood Grant Decker L E Stanton Harry Danvers Charles O Boyle Nellie Avery Walter Ellis Edgar Wilson R D Dorsey among Scranton, Carbondale, Forest City and Hyde Park participants with various point totals.
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Ee Pings
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Lee Culver
Springville
Walter Tallstead
Scran- Tom Seiedessec Cocces LO
C. J. Clark
Peckville
John Dempsey
Olyphant
John Mackie
Providence
Hugh Johnson
Forest City
Cossesieusseces
Charles Burns
Wandling
Rodriguez
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Sesso
Bondale
Albert Freedman
Hbellevue
Harry Madden
Scranton
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Cesses ST Gow Tis ci
L. E. Stanton
Harry + Danvers
Chas. O’boyle
Nellie Avery
Forest
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Edgar Wilson, Jr
Isiecchisyese
R. D
No positional changes in Tribune Educational Contest standings
The Tribune Educational Contest saw no change in any contestant positions after yesterday's work. A. J. Kellerman leads with twenty nine more points than Charles Burns, while William A S Rodriguez moves within fifteen of Herbert Thompson for third. Maxwell Shepherd gains six on Thompson and sits eleven points from fourth. A gap of twenty nine points remains.
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The
Tribune
A. J. Kellerman
Charles Burns
William A. S. Rodriguez
Herbert Thompson
Contestants bunching near midfield with new entry added
The standings show tight grouping around the middle and only one point separating eleventh from thirteenth. Fred K. Gunster of 1420 Washington avenue joined the list yesterday, and organizers say there is still room for more entrants. Details appear daily on The Tribune's fourth page.
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Fred K. Gunster
Washington Avenue
Tkewine
The
Tribune
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Summer Salter
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Baby
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Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
G. A
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Mr. Pennington
Suke
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Conservatory
Ticketa
Guernsey Hall
Pennington
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Bim Payshuren
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International Correspondence Schools
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A. Vosburg
Orphans' Court
A. J. Colborn
Joseph O'Brien
Everett Warren
W. W. Baylor
John R. Jones
N. L. Taylor
Edward W. Thayer
John J. Murphy
M. A. Mc Ginley
Charles E. Olver
Edgar Wilson
Russell Dimmick
R. A. Zimmerman
M. F. Sando
David J. Davis
I. J. Robinson
P. J. Ruane
Charles J. Daniels
G. M. Watson
W. L. Connell
F. H. Clemons
Daniel W. Vaughan
Esdras Howell
P. W. Costello
F. L
F. BE. Ryan
J. D. Werber
Emil Bonn
Recorder of Deeds
BE. R. W. Searle
United States District Court
G. C. Scheuer
United States Court
J. W. Snyder
United States Marshal
C. A. Hartley
F. B. Reynolds
Horatio N. Patrick
Fred C. Hangen
Lewis B. Carter
George Sanderson
F. H. Jermyn
G. W. Northup
Morgan Sweeney
George F. Jermyn
Samuel Grant
C. I. Lindsay
McAnulty
Ere
H. Connell
C. RB. Pitcher
T. F. Jordan
M. EK. McDonald
R. M. Scranton
I. J. Lynett
Godfrey
Frank Hummiler
James J
MR. Duffy
B. F
Japan
E. G
Coursen
Lavoum
Academy of Muale
Thomas Case
Washington Ave
John D. Boyle
Clothier
Lackawanna Ave
Dr. Deimel
Davidow’'s
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Furman
Green Ridge
Philadelphia
Hurd
City
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Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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