Raub Joseph wedding tied at Plymouth church in West Scranton
William A. Raub of 317 Jefferson avenue marries Miss Gwlaidys Louisa Joseph of 108 South Hyde Park avenue at Rev R A Humphreys residence. The ceremony had brief attendance by the bride’s mother Mrs. Mary Joseph. The couple plan a New York trip and will reside in the central city after starting housekeeping. Raub is in the undertaking business and captain of Company L, Thirteenth regiment. Joseph was a former member of Jenkins Joseph Davies firm and a Plymouth Congregational member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Raub
Jefferson Avenue
Gwlaidys Louisa Joseph
Hyde Park Avenue
R. A. Humphreys
Plymouth Congregational Church
Re- Herca Avernue
Mary Joseph
Thuubrefe
New York
Thirteenth Regiment
Company la
Hoth
Raunh
Death Notice of Frank Metugh McHugh's Son
Mr and Mrs Anthony McHugh of 120 Lugerne street received a telegram announcing the death of their son Frank Metugh at Lone Island Chow No OY Deceased had been for some time a fore st for the New York and Queen's County Railroad company J R Beetem former city resident is general manager McHugh formerly worked for Scranton Railway company survived by wife and two children Funeral Director John Em Regan went to Long Island City last night and will return with the body tonight Funeral announcement to be made later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Anthony McHugh
Lugerne Street
Frank Metugh
Lone Island Chow
New York and Queen's County Railroad Company
J. R. Beetem
McHugh
Scranton Railway Company
John Em. Regan
Long Island City
Socials Highlight Surprises and Gatherings
Mise Annie Tougher of Jaickson street hosted a surprise parity with friends on Monday evening. Mise Rae Peck of Prive street organized a Gard party at her parents home on Tuesday. Antone the guests included Miss Long of Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Annie Tougher
Jaickson Streets
Mise Rae Peck
Prive Street
Antone
Miss Long
Plymouth
Two Mine Accidents Claim Worker William Lewis
A report details two mine accidents involving William Lewis of Langstaff Avenue. Specifics on injuries, times, and locations are not provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Langstaff Avenue
Opening of Eolumine dancing club in St Pauls hall
The Eolumine dancing claire announces its opening this evening in St Pauls hall with Jennies orvheeten to perform. Also Epworth League of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church and West Side Republican club hold evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
St. Paul's Hall
Jennie’s
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
West Side
Republican Club
Women's Relief Corps
George W. Powell
Bellevue Loyal Crusaders
Mission School
Dodge Mine Fund
D. J. Evans’ Hall
Community events and church notices fill late November
A Pinnach social is planned at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian on Tuesday evening November 25. Rev J Wrightoour and family move into the old Judge Ward home on North Sumner as he begins at the First Baptist on Sunday December 1. Washburn Street Presbyterian holds special services in the last week of November. Decision day is Sunday November 0. Heanut spells at the YWCA rooms next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. Wrightoour
Judge Ward
Sumner Avenue
First Baptist Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Be sure and read Mears and Tagen's advertisement
A brief note directs readers to consult Mears and Tagen's ad on another page of the newspaper for additional information and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Tagen
Mears & Hagen
Community Notes From Wilkes-Barre And Nearby
Miss Edith Thirwell of Wilkes-Barre returns from visit with Miss Jennie Gleason of Luzerne street. Miss Mary Hughes attends funeral in Wilkes-Barre. Arthur Wade travels to Toronto to serve as treasurer for the International Text Book Company. Mrs Stanley Opibville returns from Plymouth visit to Thirteenth street. Mrs David Jenkins at home on Jackson street. Robert Roberts recovers from illness on South Main Avenue. Mr and Mrs David Powell welcome a new arrival at the sky here. Rev and Mrs Peter Roberts of Mahanoy City inform their friends of their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thirwell
Wilkes-Barre
Jennie Gleason
Luzerne Street
Mary Hughes
Swetland Street
Arthur Wade
Toronto
International Text Book Company
Stanley Opibville
Plymouth
Alfred Pike
Thirteenth Street
David J. Jenkins
Jackson Street
Robert Roberts
South Main Avenue
David Powell
Rundle Avenue
Peter Roberts
Mahanoy City
North Scranton Briefs and Local Notices
Daniel Holmes of Cayuga Street was arraigned on assault and battery before Alderman Myers after a dispute with his wife over money. He posted 200 bail. Lost: keys at Davis Drug Store. Ladies of Providence Presbyterian plan a dinner and bazaar. Shamrock basketball moves to St Marys Hall with Pastimes of South Scranton. Edward Kane recovering from election night shooting. St Johns Mission rummage sale at Osterhout building. Patrick Haggerty and Patrick Weegan noted. a baby girl born. Thomas Campbell hired as linekeeper at Von Storch colliery. James Woodmansee returned from Deposit, N Y for his sister’s funeral. Richard Reese visited Druggist W W Watkins. North Scranton bowling prizes for Thanksgiving Eve announced. Read Mears & Hagens paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Holmes
Cayuga Street
Wis
Myers
John Mir Phy
Holmes
Murphy
Scranton
Davis
Wear Market Artest
Providence Presbyterian Church
Faeure
Shamrock
St. Mary's Hall
West Market Street
Thomas Campbell
William Street
von Storch
Delaware and Hudson Company
James Woodmansee
Warren Street
Deposit
N. Y
Richard Reese
Peckville
W. W. Watkins
Providence Road
North Scranton
Towel social draws 1500 at Blckory Street parish house
Fully fifteen hundred people attended a towel social at Blckory Street Presbyterian parish house in South Scranton last evening. A short musical program delighted the audience and will be repeated tonight with the Choral union joining. The Ladies' Aid society leads arrangements with help from the Young People’s and Sunday school teachers. Several local residents returned from a Pike county hunting trip with game including deer and wildcats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blckory Street Presbyterian Parish House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Young People's Society
James Tuhill
William Tuhill
W. 8. Mott
George Fenne
Paul Shorten
George Phillips
Charles Willard
Pike County
Scranton Athletic Club
St. Aloysius Total
Moscow
Broch
Wnh
Charles Roth
George Hartman
Arlington
Answer of the Independents on mine wage controversy
The document refutes miner claims on wage fairness and hours. It argues miners share wage gains with other trades, opposes eight and ten hour rules as sociological questions, defends legal ton measurement, and criticizes the Miners Union for discipline failures and violence. It asserts collective agreements are needed to regulate wages and hours in the anthracite field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nik
Manibel
Minera
Breakers Agal Mills
Ediiont Bank
Islue
Isane
Vellorale
Em Hoyer
Employe
Wnions
Atmers’ Union
Waerkers of
America
United States
Witon
Duthracite
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Gladys Louisa Joseph
T. A. Humphrey
Strick
James 2. Groahuima
Tenth Street
Nomines
Fumpton
Therdiy
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Irbe Rc
Union
Crackworth
Globe Warehouse
General News
South Scranton
Mears & Higen
Neptune Ingite
Cedar Avenue
St. John's Hall
Star Social Club
Gun Club
Pittston Avenue
St. John's Church
Misa Kate Reardon
Coul Stkle Commission
Wallod
Uulon
Ceylon
India
Ieldsmith’s Bazaar
Sale
G. B
Mark
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Triumph
Lack Ranna Avesor Anton
Lyceum Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra
Fritz Schell
August Spanith
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
A. J. Duffy
Mildred Y’ Ollan
Carina Jordin
Lily
Prince
HDAC
Edward C. White
The
Academy of Music
Rela
Tempe
J. Duty
Myer
Lincoln J. Carter
Chas
Karl) Gardner
Myrele-Hardee Stock CO
Naval Cadet
Tors
Dixie Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie Lessee
Neil
Litchfield Mac
Elliott
Maxwell
Dudley
Spaulding
Mac
Will Tomkins
Lockhart
Elephants
Scranton United
Choral Society
Diagram
Star Theatre
Ali
G. Herrington
Bidey
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