Wedding bells for Reynolds and Lewis in Kingston PA
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds and James Benjamin Lewis wed at 8.25 PM at the Reynolds home 1139 Hampton Street. Rev W Jones officiated with Miss Margaret Reynolds as maid of honor and a large reception followed before the couple depart for a wedding tour to Washington DC New York and Boston. The newlyweds will live in Kingston where Lewis works as foreman at the Woodward mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reynolds
Hampton Street
James Benjamin Lewis
Joseph Reynolds
Elizabeth
Kingston
Paine
W. §. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Margaret Reynolds
M. Reynolds
DB. Thomas
Jeanette Ashton
Plynwuth
Marlon Morgen
Jennie Lewis
Mary Davies
Dennie Jenkins
Maria Jones
Mary J. Davis
Bessie Jones
Liavie Jenkins
Margaret Jones
Lianle Thomas
Anne Jenkins
Jennie Price
Elizabeth Lewis
Barbara Lewis
Margaret Luthbold
Kate Lewis
W. Reynolds
Eierson D. Owen
T. J. Reynolds
John M. Edwards
John J. Davis
Edward James
Tra T. Brown
Elias &. Evans
Will J. Davis
Will Lewis
George Holleran
Je M. Boyle
Joseph TD. Lewis
Daniel J. Phillips
David Lewis
PD. M. Reynolds
Henry Davia
Ivor Lewis
Brilliant Weat Bide society dance dazzles attendees
A subscription dance at St. David's hall drew top society names from Weat Bide and delegations from Pittston and Wilkes-Harre. The hall glowed with red, white, and blue streamers and frescoed walls as a 36-piece orchestra led by Lawrence performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Hall
Weat
Pittston
Wilkes-Harre
Lawrence
Local Notes on Visitors and Substitutes
Miss Emeline Giles acts as substitute at No. IS school for Misa Cora. Storm, who is WH. Mrs. Sheswie of Buffalo returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Weston Wilkins of North Seventh street. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Tomlinson from Jackson street return from Philadelphia. Rev. J. B. Sweet was in Kingston Wednesday. Miss Mary Webster of Nineveh visits Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Morse. Miss Amy Huber of Jackson Street visits at Danville. Miss Gertrude Scholl of Ashland visits West Side friends Mr. and Mrs. Max Morello, after visiting Mrs. Morello’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Harris of South Main avenue, then returned to New York yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Giles
No. IS
Misa Cora
Storm
Sheswie
Buffalo
Weston Wilkins
North Seventh Street
G. L. Tomlinson
Jackson Street
Philadelphia
J. B. Sweet
Kingston
Mary Webster
Nineveh
A. M. Morse
Amy Huber
Danville
Gertrude Scholl
Ashland
West Side
Max Morello
Hampton street church festival ends. talks and events planned
The annual Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal festival and supper concluded last evening. Rev. A V Bower will lecture on Pompeii at Scranton Street Baptist on Thanksgiving night. Tomorrow at 2 pm the infant class of St David’s Episcopal will hold a penny social. Helen Peck attends the Wyoming conference Woman’s Home Missionary society meeting in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
A. V. Bower
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Pompeii
St. David's Episcopal Church
Helen Peck
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Wyoming
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Davies
Andrew Roub
Fire alarm from old barn prompts quick fire company response
A fire in an old barn behind Mrs. Polly Pitch’s North Main avenue home triggered box 71 alarms. A boy nearby spotted the blaze, which gained headway before arrival, but fire crews extinguished it with minimal damage. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Pitch
North Main Avenue
David Evang
Archbald’s
Wayne Avenue
Taylor
Archibald
Eutit
Evana
Joseph Lloyd
William Street
North End
Christian Endeavorers
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Mary Hall
Mount Vernon
N. Y
J. Armoy Knox
Oakstreet
Frank Wylie
Troy
N. C
Frank Peck
Belmont Terrace
Scranton
Campbell
Natter Hosts At Home With Local Music Group
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Natter of Alder street welcomed friends for a social evening featuring the Scranton Saenger runde with Mr Natter as a member. Guests enjoyed a sumptuous repast and dancing. A separate note mentions disruptive youths near No 1L school and a St Aloysius Young Men's Total Abstinence Benevolent Society meeting at Pharmacy hall. The Turn Verein plans an exhibition at Workingmen's hall on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Natter
Alder Street
Scranton Saengerrunde
Natter
St. Aloysius Young Men's Total Abstinence Benevolent Society
Pharmacy Hall
Turn Verein
Workingmen's Hall
Indoor baseball club forms for town’s Players group
Movement to form an indoor baseball club gains momentum as a new hall nears completion. A 5-year-old boy of Patrick Lydon from Stafford street is buried at Minooka Catholic cemetery after dying from diphtheria. St Joseph Society plans a Thanksgiving eve hall opening with special meeting held. Dog drops makers face a sales decline as profits shrink. An 8-year-old girl of Peter Miggins is reported dangerously ill. Minooka Actives challenge Dunmore’s Jolly Eleven for a Riverside game on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lydon
Stafford Street
Minooka Catholic
St. Joseph Society
Peter Miggins
Minooka
Jolly Eleven
Dunmore
Riverside Grounds
Tour Through Turkey lecture at Adame Avenue church
Costa Cocer, noted traveler and lecturer, presents a tour with up to fifty stereopticon views at Adame Avenue Presbyterian Church. He will discuss Armenia and its people and show scenes from the Inte massacres. First in a series with 10 and 5 cents admission. Blorn to Mr and Mrs Michael Langan a son. Thomas Bruce visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Adame Avenue Presbyterian
Costa Cocer
Armenia
Michael Langan
Bloom Street
Thomas Bruce
Local Socials and Notices From Scranton Area
Mr and Mrs William Colter return to Jermyn from Depue Street. Junior Order of American Mechanics go to Providence to confer Oriental degree. Thomas Curran of Olyphant visits Oak Street guest Mrs John Swift. Mildred Schaeffer returns to Baltimore after visit with George Manninger. Loafers near Johnsons store prompt police protection and possible borough action. A raffle for mining tools to aid Mrs Ruane set for Quincy Avenue home Saturday evening Nov 2. Dunmore high school football challenges Scranton Business College for Thanksgiving Day game at 2 p m on No 6 grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colter
Depue Street
Jermyn
Order of American Mechanics
Providence
Providence Lodge
Thomas Curran
Olyphant
John Swift
Oak Street
Mildred Schaeffer
Baltimore
George Manninger
Jefferson Avenue
Johnson's Store
Ruane
Horse Thief Taken Back After Scranton Arrest
Deputy Sheriff Wales and Liveryman Jerry Heath of Inghamton brought back a horse thief to Binghamton after a Scranton arrest. The suspect, initially uncooperative, gave varying names including Fields and Harry Greenwood. Grand jury sessions loom, with Scranton witnesses expected to testify next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Broome County
New York
Jerry Heath
Inghamton
Scranton
Treath
H. V.malley
Seramton Parcel Delivery Commane
Robling
Binghamton
Liverymian Heath
John Doe
Delaware
Tuccknawannua
Grand Jury
Heath
Therisoner
Armund Binghamton
Trailey
Fields
Harry Greenwood
Lostun
Gannon Denies Signing Deed as Court Orders
James Gannon remains in county jail after months for refusing to sign a deed. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused a re argument, blocking habeas corpus relief. Attorneys argued, but the decision ends the legal challenge, leaving Gannon locked in while the deed dispute stands unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gannon
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Richard Bustead, Jr
Gannon
Thoman F. Wells
Kh. Pitcher
Wealth of the County Facing Bond Issuance
County finances show indebtedness of 120000 tied to unpaid coupon bonds. Last assessed valuation stands at 29204749 with 120000 for courthouse repairs funded by 1200 bonds of 1000 each redeemable in 20000 lots yearly starting 106. Tax levy set at one third of a cent per dollar to cover debt, expected to produce 758 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fsetilne
Quoit Championship Match Set For Pricehure
William Thorpe of Pricehure and Thomas Reed of feranten will play for the championship of America and 31000 alde at the Grove house, Prieehure, Saturday. The event is billed as the greatest quoit match ever seen in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Thorpe
Pricehure
Thomas Reed
Feranten
Plutch
America
Grove House
Prieehure
Football Notes on Alerte Challenge Nov 22
The Alerte challenges any football team with an average weight under 1 pound for November 22. Answer identified as The Trib une, A Dolllman, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerte
The
Tribune
A Dolllman
Autograph Social Tonight by Presbyterian Youth Group
The Young People's Society of the Presbyterian church invites all to an autograph social at the home of Mr and Mrs Anit Brundage tonight. A program of violin and piano pieces and whistling solos and duets will be offered and refreshments served. Do not miss the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church
Anit Brundage
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