Local social notes and visits across several towns
Miss Namal Talbot of Kinety Pac travels to Scranton to visit friends ALO KRoyn and BI Chin. Miss Lelia Molton of Binghamton stays with Mrs. Benes at Mulison Avenue, while Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woolmer host guests on Moorda TL. Geone G. Mole returns from a trip to Fink and Warren Mu. Mise Cooling Root plans a wedding to Danutwl Hacole at 421 Pine Street. Miss Goertride Tavstainet of Brooklyn visits relatives at Vine Street home of De G0 Hanbaech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ud Hadelphie
Namal Talbot
Kinehity
Pac
Scranton
Alo. Kroyn
BI. Chin
the Albert
New York
Lelia Molton
Binghamton
Seo Carbondale
Benes
Yolph
Mulison Avenue
Oil
Sanuel Woolmer
Moorda
Mra
Woolnerta
Th Mosier
Young Men‘a Christian Association
Geone G
Danutwl Hacole
Soo'tock
Delightful Evening With Tl Hopkinson Smith in Scranton
Tl Hopkinson Smith gave a reading at the Scranton Gieyelo club house under the First Presbyterian church auspices. A crowded audience praised his versatility and praised his voice and dramatic portrayal in sketches including Colonel Carter of Wartersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl. Hopkinson Smith
Washington Avenue
Young Ladies’ Society
First Presbyterian Church
Smith
Scranton
Roosevelt
Hopkinson
James McLeod
Colonel Carter
Wartersville
Smith entertains with varied readings at Dimmick dinner
An enthusiastic Virginia performer shared scenes from Chad and the Goose and Captain Joe, praised Captain Thomas A. Scott, and offered One of Bob's Tramps and Tineture of Tron impressions. The program delighted listeners, concluding with a humorous New England study. Mr. Smith dined with Mr. and Mrs. J. Benjamin Dimmick, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Scranton and Miss Dimick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vielonary
Fairfax County
Chad and
Goose
Joe
Hoboken
Thomas A. Scott
New London
New England
Tron
J. Benjamin Dimmick
Genesia
W. W. Scranton
Wnallont
Pittsburg
Dimmick
Second Class City Ordinance Aims at New City Officials
Select Councilman John EH Thoche drafts an ordinance to fix duties for the directors of public eatery public works and public charities, create bureaus and bureau heads, set their salaries, and provide for elections by the current councils. Proposals include electing the present city engineer as director of public works and naming the assistant as head of surveying to save salary costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select
Select Council
Cheathy
Supreme Court
Roche
New England Dinner Hosted by Catholic Young Women
The Catholic Young Women's club held a New England dinner at 124 Washington Avenue drawing over 400 attendees. During serving, an orchestra from St. Cecilia's Academy performed as many members assisted with the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Women's Club
New England
Washington Avenue
St. Cecilia
Rlysses
Auntie T. Butler
Teresa Carey
Josephine Murray
Margaret Moran
Elizabeth Hannon
Emma Burkhouse
Mary Carroll
Mary Gaughan
Nellie Byron
Margaret Flynn
Mary Gilligan
Nora Devers
Mame Haggerty
Mame Murphy
Laura Mahon
Anna Caton
Mary Watt
Margaret Burke
Sullie Barrett
Anna Barrett
Nellie Nolan
Eleanor Campbell
Mary Hoolihan
Alice Grogan
Mollie Grimes
Kate Smith
Anna Donnelly
Katie Donnelly
Sarah Morley
Mary Gallagher
Genevieve McDermott
Nora Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan
Katie Roche
Sarah McHale
Margaret Heese
Rose Reese
Anna Coyne
Mary McNuty
Mamie Jordin
Nellie Ryan
Clara Doyle
Annie Hackett
Sarah O'Connor
Katie Cunningham
Kathryn Howley
Bridget O'Malley
Mary Farrell
Catherine Mulderiy
Anna Kenney
Ligsle O'Boyle
Mary Brady
Celia McMale
Catherine O'Hara
Mame Cavanaugh
Jon
Steeleograph Exhibit By The Gold Medal Studio
The Steeleograph earns praise for dense color akin to steel engraving. Mr Betriever of The Gold Medal Studio offers to exhibit it without urging patronage, inviting lovers of novelty to view the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeleograph
Betriever
College assigns new staff to Stroudsburg office
Principals Buck and Whitmore place Herman Schmalts as timekeeper and assistant bookskeeper in the N Y 5 W R K office at Stroudsburg. A few months earlier the college sent George Karschner to act as stenographer in the same office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck and Whitmore
Herman Schmalts
N. Y
Stroudsburg
George Karschner
Excursion Ticket Offer to New York City
Lackawanna Railroad ticket agents sell excursion tickets to New York City good on any regular train from December 6 to December 11 return. Price set at 5.95 dollars.
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Lackawanna Railroad
New York City
Scranton College Seeks Bookkeeper With 75 Dollar Salary
Principals Buck and Whitmore of Scranton Business College request a young man book-keeper position at seventy five dollars per month. No one to send.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck and Whitmore
Scranton Business College
Husband ends his life after divorce dispute at Greenwood hotel
Adam Fasshold a Greenwood hotelkeeper aged about fifty four killed himself at his hotel after a domestic crisis sparked by divorce proceedings and a recent Sunday newspaper story. He had withdrawn the divorce and and a late night argument followed before he died from self inflicted throat wounds. The coroner ruled death by self inflicted wounds amid temporary mental aberration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Fanshold
Greenwood
Fusshold
Margaret Kivilin
J. Elliott Hoss
Ross
Fasshold
Samuel Vanderberg
Mr. Fasshold
Vanderberg
Mr. Wasshold
Cc. W. Crandall
Mike Haltco
Masshold
BR. W. Doud
George W. Tucker
Adam Fasnold
County of Lackawanna
Enid Adam Fiassold
Myra
Tassold
Objection to New Bond Ordinance by City Council
Common Councilman H J Paine and Luther Keller opposed the vote on a 100000 bond proposal to pay judgments and claims against the city. The measure passed with their two votes against it. A sewer ordinance in the Eighteenth ward drew Paine's protest over city funds. Other third readings and resolutions followed, plus petitions for street improvements and hydrant service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Paine
Luther Keller
Keller
Paine
R. L. Day & Co
T. P. Stevens
Railroad Avenue
Scranton Railway Company
Griffiths
North Rebecca Avenue
Swetland
Wettebune
Godshall
Juliet Sheridan
Washburn Street
Williams
Sanborn Fire Under Investigation After $1500 Blame
Nov 14 report details a double dwelling at 12 Penn Ave damaged by a $1500 fire. Incendiary origin suspected with Mrs Fannie Sanborn accused of firing the building. The Stecker and McNulty families occupy the other side. Chief Iizlemann to probe after Mayor Moir forwards the letter from A D Lundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Fannie Samborn
Ash Stecker
Thomas McNulty
Stecker
Moir
A. D. Lundy
Williamsport
Sanborn
Steckey
Iizlemann
Tribune
Malott Assigned to Central City Beat by Mayor Moir
John Malott of North Lincoln Avenue, long employed by John Benore and Son, was named as an additional patrolman and assigned to a central city beat this week by Mayor Moir, filling in for a suspended officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malott
North
Lincoln Avenue
Moir
Malott
John Benore & Son
Scranton Business College Offers Combined Scholarship At $100
The combined scholarship entitling holders to complete courses is now offered by Scranton Business College for $100 and is described as a liberal offer. Members of Scranton lodge No. 123 B P O Elks are asked to meet at the lodge room on Friday at 1 15 for the funeral of our late brother I C Snover with officers Gould Smith and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Scranton
B. P. O. Ellis
Rooma
I. C. Snover
W. 8. Gould
F. ¢. Smith
Scranton Night School Promises Higher Pay
Advertisement urging employed young men and women to enroll in Scranton Business College night classes to improve skills and qualify for higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Lawsuit Tests City Debt Plan Over Viaduct Question
Luther Keller filed a bill in equity challenging the proposed city debt increase tied to the viaduct project. He seeks court ruling on the validity of the debt limit while preserving abutting property rights and ensuring damages provisions. Co defendants include the Beranton Railway and Delaware Lackawanna and Western rail lines. Court actions proceed with two cases heard, including Bodansky versus Scranton Railway Company and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Tribune
Luther Keller
T. B. Burns
H. M. Streeter
Kelier
Weller
Keller
Willard, Warren
Inapp
Beranton Railway Company
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad Company
Vosburg
A. Bodansky
Scranton Railway Company
Major Warren
Kelly
Evseter
Pine Till Coal Company
Archbald
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Moonta
Paxton
Washington Ave
L.R. D
Ackawanna
Wef Penn Avenue
A. BL Warman
Spruce
S Sakom
Mies Goertride
F. Hopkinson Smith
Adam Fasshold
Coroner's Jury
Roberts
John J. Coyne
T. D. Marshal
Frank Toole
Patrick Burke
York State
E. G
Coursen
Lackawanna
Messrs. Keller and
Common Pleas Court
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Clarke Bros
the Oriental
White
China
Wolve
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
Penn Ave
Conrad
P. McCrea & Co
House Furnisking
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Uri
Jardiniere
Wyoming Ave
At & Amall Price
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