Wedding of Floyd Heberling and Winifred Stephens at Plymouth Church
The Plymouth Congregational church wedding of Floyd Heberling and Winifred Stephens was held last evening with Rev. Robert Pierce officiating. The ceremony featured a formal bridal procession, Condolences from many friends, and a reception at the Stephens home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Heberling
Bromley Avenue
Winifred Stephens
Lincoln Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
Robert FP. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue
B.A. Boy
Haydn Evans
Brrdal
Auditorian
Thomae Stephena
John
Hall and McGinnie Wed in Hampton Street Church Ceremony
Harry A. Hall of 2 Eynon Street and Mies Mary McGinnie of 1916 Jackson Street married yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the bride’s mother's home. Reverend Henninger of the Hampton Street Methodist church officiated. Only a few friends attended and a Miss Ora Trecker, cousin of the bride, served as bridesmaid. Mrs Hall wore brown material for the gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Hall
Eynon Street
Mies
Mary McGinnie
Jackson Street
O'Clork
Belle McGinnis
Tey
Dunes Henninger
Hampton Street
When Worn Out Use the World Famous Tonle Health Ad
An old advertisement touts MARIAN & CO tonics for body grain and nerve support. Claims endorse substitutes against malarial and grippe ailments with nationwide distribution from New York.
Grocer’s Wife and Husband Return to City After Wedding
A grocer’s wife described as lively and beautiful and her husband, a genial man skilled in simple living, are newly wed. After a wedding dinner they left for New York and will reside on Hampton Street upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hampton Street
Local College Doctor Marries Nurse in Philadelphia
Dr. J. R. Robson of State College wed Miss Priecilian E. Morgan of 117 North Filmore Avenue in a quiet Philadelphia ceremony conducted by Rev. Pr. Colville. The couple’s nuptials were not announced due to a recent death in the bride’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
BR. F. ¥. Pierce
Harry Hall
Mary McGinnis
Robson
Priscilla Morgan
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church Bible School
J. R. Robson
State College
Priecilian BE. Morgan
Filmore Avenue
Yesterda
Pr. Colville
Miss Morgan
Dre. Robson
Tepe
Morgan
Clarke Bros
West Scranton
Mme Jeanie Morgan
Dougherty, Thomas & Co
Tewal Arcanuum to Open Doors for Public Literary Evening
The Tasckawonna council hosts a public access event after a business session in Tvorste hall. Papers include The Relation of the Citizen to the State by Howell Harris and Patriotism and Party Government by Cruttensen and Acker. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isvrinese
Tasckawonna Council
Elis
Tvorste Hall
Annual Bible School Officers Elected at Washburn Street
The Washburn Street Presbyterian Bible school annual meeting elected officers and staff. Rev. John P. Moffat presided. D. A. Stone gave the opening prayer. William T. Burrall became Superintendent with assistants J. Williams EE A Cruttenden, M. G. Dimmick as Secretary. Herbert Waters C. H. Hall as assistants. Frank M. Thornton as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Washburn Street Presbyterian
John P. Moffat
D. D
D. A. Stone
William T. Burrall
Kt. J. Williams
EE. A. Cruttenden
M. G. Dimmick
How These Jackets Come and Go Frame
The Cloak Department reports phenomenal seasonal success and record sales as the store re-enters the market repeatedly to maintain high stock levels. The team cites strategic buying of manufacturers’ clearing lines at unbeatable prices, ensuring customers benefit from the gains.
Misses Jackets in Velvet Piping and Pearl Button Detail
Misses' jackets sizes 12 to 18 years with velvet piping and pearl buttons. High grade covert cloths with full linings and extra tailoring. Also Misses' Kersey jackets in all sizes. Priced at 3.49 and 5.00.
Ladies Kersey Jackets Offer in Scranton Ad
A local ad promotes ladies Kersey jackets in medium weight and full lining. Multiple styles and colors including blues and black priced from 6.50 to 10.00, with claims of high finish and unmatched value in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese June
Christmas Church Plans Surpass Past Efforts in Vane Exercises
The article lists choir members, officers, and musicians for church Christmas exercises. Preparations are under way to stage enhanced Christmas events at the church. Rev Dr Moffat and Mrs Moffat host visitors from Weatherly Pa as the fourth anniversary of his pastorate on November 24 is observed with special services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur FE. Morse
Watkin Williams
Turvey Breese
Misa Clara Sanders
Edith Hutton
D. A. Stone
Misa Dalay Poole
George Martin
David Tr. Morgan
Tr. Moffat
T. Pewitt
Weatherly
Welkeh tea party at First Welsh Congregational church
The Ladien Aldsomety of the First Welsh Congregational church hosted an old fashioned Welkeh tea party in the church battement last evening. It drew a large attendance and busy patronage with a bill of fare including frolee harrow menin tas and American ice cream. Ladies displayed many fancy articles crafted by needle artists, and Rev. David Jones supported the event as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladien’ Aldsomety
David Jones
Willard Warnke Celebrates Sixth Anniversary Party
Master Willard Warnke marked his sixth anniversary with a Tuesday afternoon party at his parents home on Washburn street. Guests included Annetta Howell Myra Smith Bertha Morton Edith Lindabury Carrie Fender Alice Coons Archie Griffithe Carl Warnke Marshall Warren Jones Floyd Coone John Moffat Freddis Willard and Harry Warnike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Warnke
Fred Warnke
Washburn Street
Annetta Howell
Myra Smith
Bertha Morton
Edith Lindabury
Carrie Fender
Alice Coons
Archie Griffithe
Carl Warnke
Marshall
Warren Jones
Floyd Coone
John Moffat
Freddis Willard
Harry Warnike
Thanksgiving prayer meeting at Plymouth church
The union services on Thanksgiving morning begin at 7 oclock at Plymouth Congregational church with participation from Baptist Young People unions Christian Endeavor societies and Bypworth Leagues from various churches. The Christian Endeavor meeting moves to Wednesday evening next week because of the Rock Band concert on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Services
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oelock
Baptist, Young People’s Unions
Christian Endeavor Societies
Bypworth Leagues
Christian Endeavor Society
Night school opens in building 27 with teachers Bell and Harvey
The new night school in building No 27 opened Monday with Mr Bell and Miss Mary Harvey as instructors and about sixty pupils in attendance. Mrs Harvey, a junior at the High School, recently passed an excellent exam to qualify for teaching duties. Mr and Mrs George Brooks occupy the Williams property during the absent Williams in the South. Mrs Joseph Vin Bergan of Sanderson avenue is in Cc F, Wetmore has moved from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Mary Harvey
Harvey
Hich
No. 27
George Brooks
Willams
Williams
Joseph Vin Bergan
Sander Son Avenue
Ln Cc
Wetmore
Sunset to Monney avenues Webster house route
Willing Workers of the Church of the Good Shepherd plan a pop corn dinner in the pulpit room tonight. Mr and Mrs J J Wuilliama of San Cerron avenue leave Monday for Philadelphia then Winchington and Statesville NC for the wedding of J T Stocker of Jermyn and Miss Octavia Wood Morrison on the 22nd. Poverty Lunch club meets at Mrs Frank Merrifield Jefferson avenue today with Miss Mann’s Marvin as guest. Green Tudge Street near Dickson and Sanderson avenues being improved with fill to repair ruts from a derelict traction line.
Miss Elizabeth Shafer and Perry Bowman Wed in Scranton
Elizabeth J. Shafer of Parker Street and Perry Bowman wed yesterday at Providence Methodist parsonage with Rev. William Boignar officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Bradford County and reside on Welster Avenue after their return. Bowman works at Scranton Dairy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Shafer
Parker Street
Perry Bowmen
Providence Methodist Hotocopal
William BR. Boignar
Wealasing
Bradford County
Welster Avenue
Mr. Bown J
Scratton Dairy Company
Funeral Notices Round Wilkes Barre Area
The funeral of Famuel Trader occurred yesterday from Court Street with Ezra Griffin post members guiding the procession to Hanover cemetery Wilkes Barre for burial. Mrs Saint Woolsey rests in Dunmore cemetery. services were at Ferdinand Street home with Rev G Reading in charge. Undertaker Jones handled the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famuel
Court Street
Ezra Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republcc
Hanover Cemetery
Wilkes. Barre
Saint Woolsey
Dunmore
Ferdinand Street
G. Reading
Charg
Jones
Mra
Ira Winters
Spring Etrest
Weloek
Washburn Street Cemetery
Musical Evening Schedule for English Branches
Classes in English branches this evening at the regular hour. The orchestra meets at 8.4 oclock. A musicale will be given in the room tomorrow evening with no admission and a cordial invitation to all ladies and gentlemen of this section.
Funeral for 11 Month Old Child in Summit Avenue
The eleven months old child of Mr and Mrs John Thompson of Summit Avenue died after several weeks illness. Funeral is set for 2 PM today at Cathedral Cemetery with Rev I J Kaln of Philadelphia conducting distant revival meetings in West Market Street Congregational church. He praised attendance and urged listening to the reverend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Summit Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
I J. Kafn
Philadelphia
West Market Street
Purlian Congressational
Kalin
Excelsior Hose Company
Memorial Cantlet
Keystone Paneling Coech
No. 25
Dee
Scmnton
Margaretia Williams
West Gore
Carbondle
Lpagmie
Providence Methatat Epizoonal Church
J. GO. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Pretended girl feigned poisoning in Lackawanna town
Morning alarm at Lackawanna hospital sent ambulances to 1 Center street for a girl who had taken poison. Mabel Bilian was found beaten by a man named Art Borden dorf in the street and in her home, with blackened eyes and a swollen face. Neighbors witnessed the assault as they reached each landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joelort
Lackawanna Hospital
Center Street
Mabel Biliam
Homer
Worhead
Art Bordendorf
Poleon
Honee
Dunmore Borough Wedding Ends Local Celebration
Yesterday afternoon at St Marys Catholic Church in Dunmore, John P Manley wed Catherine Crane with a noted crowd in attendance. The couple then hosted a reception at the bride’s Cherry Street home before an extended wedding tour planned for prominent cities and sites. Mervin Carroll sustained an accident requiring four finger amputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mervin Carroll
Gallena Hopkins Wedding in St Marys Church
Miss Mary Gallena daughter of M Gallena of 44 Butler Street Dunmore married M T Hopkins of Buffalo at St Marys Church yesterday afternoon. Rev M B Donlan officiated before a large gathering. Bride’s maid Mrs Mary M J McLean best man John Moran organist Miss Mae Murphy. Reception followed at the bride’s home with many gifts including a silver service from Jonas Longs Bons former employer of Mrs Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Haydn Evans
Scranton
John P Manley
Chestnut Street
John Givlons
South Scranton
Mies Catherine Crane
Cherry Street
Misa Crawdate
M Newack
N. 2
Mise Kelly
Philadelphia
Ainte
St. Mary's Church
M.R. Donlan
Miss Crawfield
Newark
Kelly
Sersell
Monies
John P. Muakley
Munley, Torin and Company
Thon Cash
Mies Crane
Mary Gallena
M. Gallena
Butler Street
Dunmore
M. T. Hopkins
Buffalo
M. B. Donlan
Mary M. J. McLean
Carbondale
John Moran
Mae Murphy
Jonas Long
Hopkins
Hand Amputation After Railroad Coupling Accident
Mervin Carroll of Butler street suffered a severe left hand injury while coupling cars on the Erle and Wyoming railroad. Dr. F Winters amputated the four fingers, leaving Carroll unable to work as brakeman for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Carroll
Butler Street
Erle and Wyoming Railroad
F. Winters
Carrell
Local notes and events from a borough town
Treasurer Wahler plans to cash orders at the borough building this afternoon. The Thoncer Corps hosts an entertainment at Manley’s Hall on Chestnut Street. The Hinggold Band from South Scranton entertained by the American Band. The Methodist Episcopal Church women serve a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day. First snowfall slowed streets for Pedesmiths yesterday. New brick silts on Throop Street near completion. Miss Teresa Clark visiting Carbondale. Mrs George Howell visiting relatives on Butler Street. Rev James Hughes to speak at Baptist Church Dudley Street at 7 46 PM on Ten Years Experience in South Africa. Free admission and no callection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
Thomas L. Williams
Pittaton
John
Joseph Syron
Emmet Street
Alderman Davies
James Benninger
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Abraham Singer
Clark's Green
Wymbs
Michael Lynott
Scranton Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Eastern Star
A. M. Bhiffer
Hyde Park Avenue
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. David's Hall
Electric City Wheelmen
Nelson Teots
Farhuel McCracken
Guy Poulph
Will Lewin
Frank de
Waymart
J. G. Nletrick
North Main Avenue
Monroe County
West Side
Republican Club
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Elght O'Clerk
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sena
Amerlecu
Wahler
Thoncer Corps
Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Manley's Hall
Chestnut Street
Hinggold Band
South Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Hughes
South Africa
Will Speak on Ancient Rome Tonight at High School
Rev. Dr. Scott Walter Quincy Scott will present the first of five lectures in the high school auditorium on Ancient Rome. The illustrated talk uses a stereopticon to sketch Rome’s history with proceeds aiding Far a Gritty youth charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Walter Quincy Scott
Esra
Gritm Post
Rome
Obituary for John W. Hart of Wilkes-Tarre
John W. Hart of Wilkes-Tarre died at home on Tuesday afternoon from heart disease at age forty. He resided in Wilkes-Davie all his life and was brother to Daniel Te Hart the playwright. He was survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Hart five brothers Michael an engineer James a South Wilkes-Barre engineer Joseph and Thomas F of Wilkes-Barre druggists Daniel L of the Wilkes-Barre Leader and one sister Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hart
Wilkes-Tarre
Tueaday
Wilkes-Davie
Daniel Te Hart
Mia
John Hart
Michael
Awdiey
Jamon
South Wilkes-Barre
Joseph i
Jonas Long's Sons' Store News Upholstery Price Cut Event
The ad promotes damask portieres at 4.98 from 5.75 with similar pricing on Bagdad portieres and other curtains. It notes reversible damasks, mercerized imitation silk, yardage for netting, and sash faces for 35 cents. Children's cloaks priced to 5.50 and 12.50 coats with fur trim. Christmas toys previewed for next Saturday in the basement Big Store.
Nay Aug Tribe plans winter concert series
Nay Aug Tribe Independent Order of Redmen held a meeting in Fruehon's hall with Pocono Tribe officers present. They approved promoting a series of winter concerts among the local tribes and appointed a committee to arrange a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug
Order of Redmen
Fruehon's Hall
Pocono Tribe
John W. Warner
William Scott
William Gross
Nay Ang
Max Ludwig
George Keith
John Mans
William Tross
Jacob Boettcher
Cedar Avenue church quarterly meeting and local events
The Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church holds its quarterly meeting this evening with Rev. Joseph Madison substituting for presiding elder Rev. Avatin Grittin. Pastor F. P. Doty leads arrangements as a large attendance is expected. Also noted are a Boilermakers and Tron Ship Builders ball at Athletic hall with Star Orchestra, a watch meeting and banquet on New Year’s Eve at Hotel Heat, and the funeral of John Joseph Pfaff. The Ancient Order of Hibernians and Junger Maennerchor plan activities, while Miss Ella Breen visits Crown avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Madison
Avatin Grittin
Hev. F. P. Doty
Union No. TL
Tron Ship Builders
Athletic Hall
Star Orchestra
John Joseph
Matthew Pfaff
Elm Street
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Minooka
Junger Maennerchor
Schimpff
Meadow Brook Washer Featured in Local Trade
Pea coal sells to teams at 76 cents a ton. Noted at the corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons street as a point of sale and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Chuck Connors Spends Day In Scranton Amid Delays
The NY City actor known as Mayor of Chinatown Chuck Connors toured Scranton yesterday with a troupe of Lowery specters after a Plymouth stopover. Train delays on the Buffalo division caused a matinee cancellation in Dover New Jersey and Station Master Peter McCann hosted Connors before the afternoon train arrival. He visited Jack Skellys and other sporting resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Connors
New York City
Chinatown
Scranton
Lowery Specters
Chuck
Plymouth
Buffalo
Dover
N. J
Peter McCann
Connors
Bowery
Jack Skelly
Severa
John B. Law resigns as Pittston official. James C. Neale to take role
John B. Law of West Pittston resigns after years as general manager of Newton Coal Mining and partner firms with Old Force and Girard collieries. James C. Neale of Pittston will assume leadership as management shifts follow Patterson interests in Philadelphia. Law, long a valley figure in coal, graduated from the engineering department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
John HB. Law
West Pittston
James C. Neale
Law
Newton Coal Mining Company
Old Force Coal Company
Duryea
Girard Coal Company
Mt. Carmel
Philadelphia Capitalist
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Hall-M’ginnis
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
Robson-Morgan
Washburn Street Church
Lerit
Enemas
Globe Warehouse
Plymouth Church
General News
Green Ridge
Talat
Wer Re
Hostetter
North Scranson Notes
E. Shafer
Perry Bowman
W. G. A. Noter
Dunmore Borough
Catherine Crane
J. P. Manley
Redmen
Cedar Avenue M. E
Meadow Brook
John B. Law
City
Klaw & Erlanger
Bostonians
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Henry Clay Barnabee
MacDonald
Cere Frothingham
Noren’ Hertram
Mirela van Dresser
Josephine Bartlett
John J. Kerr
Academy OF Music, Brt
Rae & Me Lessees
Long
Barney Gilmore
Come Milton
Marlon Clark
Pricea—Frening
Ihe
Burrill Comedy Company
Laura Hulbert
A. Wite
Rip van Winkle
Matinees
Victoria Big Burlesque Co
ST. Luke's Parish House
Fred. Emerson Brooks
California
President McKinsey
Chauncey Depew
General Miles
John Sherman
Powell
Willis
Lakes Summer Home
Infante
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