New Works CIM News Bureau Hosts City Club Event
Miss Vihiesdate and Miss Pennypagher drew attention at a New Works CIM News Bureau gathering in New York City Prest club. Attendees included Mrs. Arthur Twitchell and many other local residents guests and spectators from Pittston and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R Loonies
Anna Meta
Fristy
Thorne
Mr. Nvule
Raobert Wi Mortis
Pittston
New Works
CIM
Ila
New York City
AL Wonder
Philadelphia
de W.ogl Winder
Lackpura Hospital
Wannitlen
Phett Athletic Arty
Pennypagher
Toney of Mist
Avaone
Arthur Twitchell
Alice
Helen del Jawisse Matthews
Amina Josip
Helen Mand
Gertrude Sprague
Tillian Gearhart
Annie Watson
Ealidh Tit
Mois Kinga Evelyn Gilmore
Ehemor Reynolds
Timm Tintien
Eishett Winton
Amgiehe Aroh- Vall
Advertising Bond Issue Sealed Proposals Sought
City seeks bids by December 6 for sewer bonds worth 515,000 with unconditional proposals and a $5,000 certified check. The deadline under an Nov 1 resolution signed by Mayor Moir is one week away, and City Clerk Lavelle issued the advertisement yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle
Moir
Scranton Business College Night School Promotes Evening Employment
The notice urges young men and women employed by day to qualify for higher salaries by attending Scranton Business College at night. It emphasizes practical training and improved earning potential through evening classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Youngs
Beranton Business College
Drummer Evangelist Distributes Revival Across Counties
Rev W H Williams returned from Wayne County where he reports large congregations at revival meetings. He denounces saloon licenses in Jefferson township Lackawanna and pledges to aid anti saloon efforts. He speaks on The Last Romp with the Tiger at Green Wood Chapel and schedules sermons in Dunmore, Scranton area on Sunday. Williams plans to organize the Anti Baldwin League and push temperance ordinances with Mrs Williams assisting in Dunmore Factoryville Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
Wayne County
G. Hans
Wayne
Evangelical Church
Williame
Greenwood Chapel
Williams
Jefferson Township
Lackawarnia County
Anti-Siloon League
Baptist Church
Mimhuret
Buaptiet Ehurch
Dunmore
Wilhlaims
Factoryville
Nicholson
Boy Killed in Accident While Hunting Near Clark's Summit
Milo Dailey, fourteen, of Clark's Summit, died after his new double barreled shotgun exploded. The breech pin struck him in the forehead as he fired at a rabbit during a hunting trip about one mile from town. His father Toman Dailey was away in the city. mother with relatives in Stroudsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Dailes
Clark's
Toman Dailey
Stroudsburg
Tie
Milo
Twenty Third Conservatory Recital Delights Guernsey Hall
The Conservatory of Music held its twenty third public recital at Guernsey hall with piano solos and ensemble pieces. Fifty three students performed from memory, including Norma Johns and Grace Browning noted for their age appropriate mastery. The program featured Beethovens Prometheus overture and Mozarts Cosi fan Tutte, plus Schubert variations for two pianos and four hand ensembles.
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Conservatory of Music
Guernsey Hall
Mittle Kline
Nelle Schlager
Genevieve Phrkood
Ethel Bevan
Norma Johns
Annie Voris
Grace Browning
Grace Gerlock
Emma Bone
Clara Browning
Mer. Wilkins
Speehal
Farben
Maitle Marjory Christian
F. P. Christian
Girl Kidnapped Near Miner's Mills Sparks Search
Police sought 11 year old Margaret Kelly of Miner's Mills after she was lured from school by a note claiming it came from Rev. Kiernan of Parsons. She was last seen with two unknown men. authorities suspect a plot involving her late mother's life insurance held by the aunt. No trace yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kelly
Miner's Mills
Cleveland
Father Kiernan
Parsons
Pigeon Shooting Accident Near Wilkes-Barre
A man from Wyoming, Thomas Williams aged Mi, was en route to a pigeon shooting match when he slipped in brush and discharged his gun. The shot struck him and he was taken in a dying condition to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Williams
Wyoming
Thanksgiving Day Brides Tie Two Weddings in One Notice
Peter J. Lewis of Providence and Lenora E. Schall of South Main Avenue wed in a Thanksgiving Day ceremony officiated by Rev. Thomas DeGrachy. Harriet Olive Coons married George P. Thomas of Pittsburgh at 4 pm at 143 South Sumner avenue with reception and plans to reside in Pittsburgh. The article lists attendees, attire, and the groom’s career at Carling Locomotive works, noting their departure Saturday for the East.
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William Hi. Coons
South
Sumner Avenue
Harriet Olive Coons
Chorge P. Thomas
Pittsburg
Carling Locomotive Works
J. P. Moffat
Washburn Street
Ethel Bevan
George Fields
New York
P. Moffat
Michel. Poise
Freda
Mra
Emma Coons
Annie
Gue
Bernard Coons
Ella. Ringler
Fred and
Stanton
A. K. Scholl
Sidney Mears
Millie
Calvin
Coons
Frank Washburn
Parker
William Chandler
William
Sarah
Thussell
Harry Battenberg
Ruth Peck
Cornell
W. H. Coons
Clarence
Alice
Floyd
Edward Morse
Dudson
Mutchinson
Philadelphia
Norwood
Claude Pitcher
Ethel
Grace Peck
Nettie Davis
Mdna Stevens
Ruth Beddoe
Jessie Kellan
Local Pine Street Wedding Unites Miss Caroline Roos and Dante Jacobs
Miss Caroline Roos daughter of Simuel Roos a Pine Street merchant wed Dante Jacobs central city liveryman in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home 521 Pine Street The event featured Mendelssohn and Lohengrin selections by local musicians a large bridal party and a social reception Guests from Honesdale Binghamton and New York attended After a Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad excursion the couple plans a long bridal tour and will reside at 425 Pine Street
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Caroline Roos
Simuel Roos
Pine Street
Dante Jacobs
Central City
Othe
S21
Tev
A. S. Auspacher
Linden Street
McCtlintock
Llewell
Cavallera Rusticana
Lohengrin
Mrs. Jacobs
Delaware, Lackanon and Western Railroad
West
Jacobs
Jonas Watt
Rena
Honesdale
Shap
Lena Strauss
Binghamton, N. Y
H. Thauman
New York City
Wedding Unites Peter J. Lewis and Lenora Schall in Welock
Peter J. Lewis of Providence Rhode Island wed Lenora Schall of 102 South Main Avenue at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob N Schall. Rev Thomas de Gruehy of Jackson Street Baptist church officiated. The bride wore dove grey broadcloth with white satin velvet and gold braids and carried white and pink chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid was Miss …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Peter J. Lewis
Providence
Rhode
Islind
Lenora
Sehall
South Main Avenue
Thomas de Gruehy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Jacob N. Schall
Fresh Seafood Items Plentiful in Market
The listing highlights fat No 1 mackerel at 10 cents with value 16 cents, Norway bloaters and large mackerel, finest cod boneless in 3 lb boxes, cream cod, desicated rocker box, boneless herring in glass, English smoked bloaters, Kenebeck smoked salmon, and new lobsters offering a wide bounty.
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Norway
Marriage Service Joins Irwin Saxe Hunt and Mary Belle Biesecker
At noon yesterday the marriage of Irwin Saxe Hunt of Clark’s Summit to Miss Mary Belle Biesecker of Bald Mount was solemnized at the groom’s parents home. Rev. Abel Wrigley and Rev. Reynolds officiated with Miss Corinne Biesecker playing the Lohengrin march as the couple exchanged vows. The bridal party included Miss Eleanor Biesecker, several ushers, and a bridal dinner followed. The bride wore a fawn colored gown. Hunt, a bookkeeper for J. D. Williams & Bro, and the couple will reside on Harrison Avenue in this city.
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Irwin Saxe Hunt
Clark
Sumit
Mary Belle Biesecker
G. W. Blesecker
Bald Mount
Brices
Abel Wrigley
Reynolds
Paislor
Corinne Blegecker
Eleanor Blesecker
Webb Swattow
Clark's Green
Orin
J. D. Williams & Bro. Mia
Hunt
Harrison Avenue
Owen Duty and Miss Mary Keeley Wed at Holy Cross Church
Owen Duty of Egiunk Wayne county and Miss Mary Keeley of 264 Railroad avenue tied the knot yesterday afternoon at Holy Cross church in a ceremony led by Rev. W P O'Donnell. The bride and her sister attended with flowers, the groomsman was John J Murray of North Scranton, and a post ceremony drive and home reception followed at the bride’s parents. They will reside in Wayne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Duty
Egiunk
Wayne County
Mary Keeley
Railroad Avenue
Holy Cross Church
W. P. O'Donnell
John J. Murray
North Scranton
Wayne
Scranton differs from Pittsburg in city government says Councilman
Councilman Luther Keller returns from Pittsburgh where he served as a juror and contends Scranton cannot be governed like Pittsburg under the second class city law. He notes Pittsburghs wealth and industrial scope and argues the third class law should be amended to allow Scranton to remain in its present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Keller
Pittsburg
United States Court
Scranton
Tribune
United States
Ohio
Monongahela
Allegheny
Thanksgiving Euchre Night at Excelsior Social Club
The Excelsior Social Club on Washington avenue hosted a Thanksgiving euchre and social event last night. A large number of guests attended and enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eouy Club
Excelsior Bocial Club
Washington Avenue
Motive Clear on Scranton School District Committee
The Scranton board appoints a special control committee to back second class city schooling reform. Members led by President Jayne pledge no selfish motives and aim to secure passage of suitable legislation, with Jennings detailing how the group can lobby Pittsburgh and Harrisburg to shape laws for Scranton’s needs.
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Scranton
Board of Twenty-one
Jennings
Board of Control
Jayne
Wil Wer
Chatman
W. A. May
D T. J. Jennings
Jacob Schaeffer
A . Bynen
A. T. Francois
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Areu Il
Supreme Court
Scranton College Aids Striking Students Returning to Work
Since the strike ended, students at Scranton Business College have been securing jobs at about one per day. Principals Buck and Whitmore face high demand and limited supply as they help graduates qualify for positions.
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Buck & Whitmore
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Ackawanna
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Warman
Knights of Columbus
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Tichard J. Hurke
John T. Georgin
Tringhamton
Rev
PL of
Broderick
Susquehanna
Chis. A. Landy
Bmimira
John Tt. Geittin
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Charles TR. Barnes
Rochester
Beranton
Boy
Conservatory
Guernsey
Providence, R. I
Lenora E. Schall
Thomas DeGrachy
Daniel Jacobs
Blesecker-Hunt
Rosale Schall
Slater
William Schall
Miles Mary Cavanaugh
David Schall
Pittaton
Walter Roberts
Harvey's Lake
David Carlton
Me. Pocono
Albert Carlton
Sterling
Mrs. Worden
Factoryvilles
David Sohail
Harding
Arch Kitchen
Dickson Works
Builders' Iron Works
East
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Duffy-Keeley
Keller
Social
Excelsior Social Club
Soternoon
Peomis
Pittshbure
Tr Pitsburg
Paris
Sare
Washington
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
York
Clarke Bros
the Oriental
Ninti Christmusk
Evie
Atom UK
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
New Yorks
W.H. Pierce
Vrowpl Delivary
Penn Ave
Moucon
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
P. McCrea & Co
Foote & Fuller Co
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkes Harre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Belgium
Wyoming Ave
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