Visiting locals and notable arrivals charm Hallstead crowd
John Jones of Buffalo, a former resident, visits friends here while Mrs. Sarah Peck and Luther Peck of the Globe store are at her home on Dehiware Street. Tenor Tom Beynon plans to arrive today to attend the national eisteddfod as guest of Moses Morgan. W. A. Burton, ex assistant secretary of the Railroad YMCA, visits Hallstead and Bern ton with his wife before returning home.
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Sarah Peck
W. N. Peck
Third National Bank
Luther Peck
Globe
Dehiware Street
Tom Beynon
Moses Morgan
South Main Avenue
W. A. Burton
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Oise Eity
Comemuagh
Hallstead
Bernnton
Ele
Funeral of Mrs Lawless of Tobyhanna
Funeral services for Mrs. Lawless of Tobyhanna who died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Langan’s home were held yesterday with interment at Mt. Poc. She was a popular figure in Tobyhanna and was survived by four sons John South Bethlehem T F Tobyhanna William Mast Branch N Y B P H and two daughters Mrs Langan Tobyhanna and Mrs Olwen Willet White Haven plus relatives. Pallbearers were William Jackson Daniel Phelan John Hagan Anthony Grady Henry Gaynor and Thomas Hinneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
Liangun
Tobyhunn
Olwen Willet
White Haven
Frank Willet
Newark
McMahon
Philadelphia
Willam Jackson
Daniel Phelan
John Hagan
Anthony Grady
Henry Gaynor
Thomas Hinneth
Delightful Concert Tonight at Local Presbyterian Church
An evening concert is announced at Becond Presbyterian Church featuring Decoration Day Flowers. The program includes Pr Lindabury’s talk on diseases of women and a display by Clark's Florist. Event hours and location details are listed for attendees.
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Becond Presbyterian Church
Leciun Roou
Clark's, Florist
Strike Resolution Against Eight Hour Day In Coal Fields
At St David's Hall yesterday engineers pump runners and firemen from Delaware Lackawanna and Western Ontario and Western People’s Coal Seminton Coal Erie and others met to pass a resolution asking the district board to rescind an eight hour day order. Committee to present to President Nicholls and another meeting set for Saturday to report. Nicholls refused to comment on Harrisburg talks or possible legislation. Rockmen express solidarity but other groups say they will not quit.
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St.David's Hall
Nicholla
Mremen
Cirillmen
Mitchell
St David's
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Ontario and Western
People's Coal
Seminton Coal
Erie Bullroad
Delaware and Hudson
John J. McAndrew
Dimond
Nicholls
Glenwood
Erle
Jermyn
Mayfield
Harrisburg
Stone
Duffy
Fahy
Tribune
Postoffice Hours Set for Memorial Day Observance
Postmaster Ripple issues order governing post office hours for Memorial Day in Scranton Pennsylvania. Carriers will deliver once. windows open 9 am to 1 pm. Registry and money order windows closed. Collections limited to specified routes and blocks on Lackawanna and adjacent streets.
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Ripple
Scranton
Tuomas
Elem
Waa
Prom
Boxe Oon Mato Aewenuw
Noon Nuptials Unify Leh and Hulda Rutan
Albert W. Leh and Miss Hulda Rutan of South Bethlehem Pa were married at noon yesterday by Rev Robert F Pierce D D The groom is a prominent architect in the area and has partnered with Frank Carlucci for about seventeen years The couple will reside in South Bethlehem after a brief wedding tour They were guests of Mr and Mrs Carlucci on Martin Avenue
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Albert W. Leh
Hulda Rutan
Bethlehem
Robert FY
Pierce
Leh
Ataite
Frank Carlucci
Wil Mra Carlucci
Mitin Avenue
South Bethlehem
Portrait Studio Promotes Sepia Style Enlargements
A local studio showcases realistic enlargements in sepia tones as a distinct portrait offering. The artist specializes in high quality sepia portraits and invites orders and custom alterations through the studio.
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Cial
Scranton Ball Club Reforms Under Lawson Independence
Scranton returns home from Limeister where the disbanded league prompted Woods Linneon to form an independent team. Manager Lawson plans games versus strong independents and semi pro clubs, with seven games against Lancaster for the defunct league title. Two games in Scranton tomorrow, rest in Lancaster next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Limeister
Woods Linneon
York
Lateaster
Wilmington
Atlantie City
Chester
Lancaster
Liwson
Gilleran
Frants
South Serminton
Lawson
International Correspondence Schools meeting in Guernsey Hall
The regular monthly meeting of the International Correspondence Schools Association was held in Guernsey Hall last night. Harry Tyler played piano, Miss Elizabeth Durkin and Harold Hothin sang, and M. M. Bitter delivered notable elocution readings. A Boys Industrial Association group showcased dumbbell routines and tumbling, drawing applause. Eight members won books in a drawing and a dance followed the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leech
Arthur Bethune
T. F. Reddington
Mary Vaughan
Marcus Duffy
Mayre Rueh
Laura Roderick
Willian Eadrus
Gunehon
German Singing Society Prizes Displayed for National Eisteddfod
Trophies for the German singing societies at the national eisteddfod are showcased in Reynolds Brothers' windows. The silver, highly mounted trophies will be awarded in the German class Dc male chorus Binkehi and class B Der Pilot competition. The event is set for tomorrow with seats prepared and many participants expected to arrive today and tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Brothers
Der
One Hundred Men Sought for Soft Coal Work in Philadelphia
Job notice seeking 100 men to work on soft coal at 28 cents per hour. Apply to M. P. Howlett, stevedore, 22 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Dr. C W. Roberts will be at its office Thursday of each week.
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Conservatory
Conservatory of Music
J. Alfred Pennington
Linden Strebyt
Carter Bullding
M. P. Howlett
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
C W. Roberts
Epworth League Convention Set for Tunkhannock June 3–4
Epworth League of the Wyoming district of the Methodist Episcopal church outlines a two day convention at Tunkhannock on June 3 and 4. The program lists receptions, talks, expositions, Bible study, verse recitations, and district reports led by officers including President W. A. Sanford and Vice Presidents W. P. Billings Rev C H Lewn and Will McConnell with Miss Lata M. White as secretary and Rev. Frank James as musical director.
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Epworth League
Wyoming District
Tunkhannock
Wm. McConnell
Third View
Hille Exposition
Henry Roll
A. Griffin
Cmr
Stuart
Myrtle Blackman
Kingston Junior Thor
Margaret Crawford
Diueiness
A Sanford
Godsmill
C.ccce
Scranton City Union
May Staley
Pittston
C.F. Sitterls
Epworth Lewelle
A. P. Diffendafer Tao
D. Reiter
Christ
C.F. Litterty
W. A. Sanford
W. P. Billings
C.H. Lewn
Willam McConnel
C. D. Reiter
Lata M. White
Closing Artists Concert by Grace Spencer at Lyceum
The Scranton Symphony Orchestra presents a closing season concert featuring Miss Grace Spencer at the Lyceum Theatre Monday evening. A fifteenth Symphony concert, with a program of unusual interest, is planned and tickets are selling rapidly.
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Grace Spencer
Scranton Symphony Orchestra
Lyceum Theatre
Miss Spencer
Symphony
Hemberger
Lyceum
City Must Pay $170,000 Now for Liquor Fees
County Treasurer J A Scranton asked City Treasurer Robinson for present cash needs. The city, after consulting Recorder Connell, reports $170000 is due at once as its share of liquor license fees. The recorder seeks immediate payment or none. The city treasurer will meet Scranton and deliver notice tomorrow morning.
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J. A. Scranton
Robinson
Connell
Scranton
Delightful Concert Tonight at Second Presbyterian Church
A brief note announces a delightful concert this evening at Second Presbyterian Church featuring a lecture room venue. Organist and choir performers are expected, with admission free for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Kellerman Builds Lead in Trophy Race With Narrow Margin
Three days remain as A. J. Kellerman holds a strong lead in the trophy contest. Yesterday Freedman surged past Shepherd, gaining to sixth place by a generous margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Freedman
Shepherd
Scranton Area Contestant Standings Listing
The standings show contestants from Scranton and surrounding towns with scores or placements. Names include A J Kellerman Charles Burns Wm T Rodriguez Herbert Thompson Maxwell Shepherd Albert Freedman Harry Madden Wm Sherwood Homer Kresge Grant M Decker William Cooper L E Stanton A J Havenstrite Harry Danvers Louis McCusker Miss Beatrice Harpur Lee Culver Walter Hallstead C J Clark John Dempsey John Mackie Hugh Johnson Miss Edna Coleman Chas Dorsey Emanuel Bucci Chas O Boyle Nellie Avery Walter Ellis Edgar Wilson R D Dorsey with varied scores and placements.
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Polnta
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Wm. T
Rodriguez
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Issesseee
Albert Freedman
Belle- VU
Neve Oa Gree
Harry Madden
Edgar Wilson, Jr
Kellerman Extends Lead In Tribune Educational Contest
A. J. Kellerman holds first place by 41 points, with May trophy hope. Albert Freedman climbs to sixth, 33 points behind Maxwell Shepherd, while William Cooper rises to eleventh and A. J. Havenstrite slips to thirteenth. Leroy Stanton remains twelfth. Three days remain to compete for the Special Cloner Prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
William Cooper
Priceburg
A. J. Havenstrite
Moscow
Leroy Stanton
Scranton
Albert Freedman
Bellevue
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Mr. Freedman
Harry Madden
A. J. Kellerman
Whea
Mr. Kellarman
Where to Spend Memorial Day
The excursion season starts at LakeLodore on Decoration Day May 20 with a purse of 25 in a Scranton versus Carbon dale baseball game. Mozart band will perform in the pavilion, refreshments by M B Fadden, and boat activities available. Delaware and HudsonRailroad offers excursion trains from Lackawanna avenue station with reduced rates for trips to Wilkes-Barre and surrounding points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LakeLodore
Scranton
Carbondale
Mozart Band
B. Fadden
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Tren
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
Paine's Celery Compound Praised In Public Testimonials
The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as the superior remedy trusted by the sick and suffering. It cites testimonials and inquiries from readers and interviewers, claiming cures are marvelous and the medicine offers renewed strength and vitality where doctors give up. The piece urges using the product as the best test of its value.
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Paine
Puine
Paulne
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