Berunton Residents and Visitors Seen in New York
A garbled note lists residents and visitors from Berunton and nearby areas, mentioning Miss Tosa Tow from Dinesteeot visiting New York and Miladedahia, Miss League Withickl from Idbe Aeiel visiting Medid Mire, and Anholy Scanlin with wife Bo P. Seanlon returning home after a trip to the American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tosa Tow
Miladedahia
Anholy Scanlin
Bo P. Seanlon
Tarold A. Wattes
Plumel
Bn A. Watres
Ieunta
Speicher Sturdevant Couple Wed In St Peter's Cathedral
One of the year’s notable weddings, Tina Speicher and Edwin Sturdevant, prominent in the city, united in marriage at St. Peter's Cathedral. The ceremony featured the Bridal Chorus, guests from Wilkes-Barre to Carbondale, a reception at the bride’s home, and a wedding tour to Prescott Avenue. The bride is popular among local youth. the groom, a leading young business man. A large gathering and telegrams of congratulations marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwotandigg Chotabey
Olan Hove
Tina M. Speicher
Edwin Jd. Sturdevant
St. Peter's Cathedral
wWelock
Fisher J. A. Griffin
Prat. W. BP. Schilling
Low A. Meher
Wilkes-Barre
Toyebine
Mos
Aly Prescott Avenue
Hunley
Sir Prescot Avenue
Sturdevant
Allbeollows Guorls
Thoms Weller
Daugter Flora
Jobim Ale Ha
Josephine
Ate
Gusta Visher
Geretrude
Eni Miser
Mise Town
Fisher
Lenk Keller
John Noelan
Carbondale
Mer
John McNulls
Albert Buenzel
Piludole Phin
Entertainment Program at County Club Variety Night
The County Club plans an all entertainment program featuring a pantomime Towelerky Bor a comedy skit headline acts and a list of female performers and guests including Mrs Jamie Simerion Nob Taytor and Miss Tennypacker. The event notes indicate a country fete and social activities with titled performances and guest appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He County Club
Wikia Dewey
Barale
Atilie
Mies
Ebel Holwell
United States
Dime Bank Dignitaries Toast Deposits Hit 1.5 Million
Officers of the Dime Deposit and Discount Bank attended a commemorative dinner at the Scranton club led by Director Sal Goldsmith. The celebration marked deposits reaching $1,500,000 as a ten course menu and elaborate service illustrated the event with a floral centerpiece and a silver dime paper cutter as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Bank
Goldsmith
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank
Scranton Club
Sal Goldsmith
Simon Lauer
David Spruks
C.W. Schodt
James Fitch
W. J. Liewle
M. J. Dale
Solomon Goldsith
Ben. Lynett
C. 8. Seamans
W. . Garney
Th. di Brooks
Charles
du Pont Creek
Fancois
George
Jervive
Durham
F. Hess
Hy 1 Wilkins
Min Goldenith
Alumni Form Abunas Association In Bloordsining County
An alumni group formed a new association after a teachers institute. The meeting, held on the second floor of the Jers partlops building, drew 43 attendees including educators from No. 1 school and nearby districts. Officers elected included President W. Morgan, Vice President 2.00 Thokerl, Secretary Miss Bessie Diving, and Treasurer Prof. Day del Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talis
Laverne County
Wales
Perinesi
Wit
Qoorson
Prom Diwhdl
Ovens
Schioal
Per
Willie
W. Bilattes
Wet
Scranton
Ollow
Morgan
Ne Ld
View Presidenta
Thokerl
Clark's
Sivwiil
Martha Viele Bhatt
Bowaillon
Ertmude
Day del Owens
Bessie Diving
Watkin Williams
Alwine
Atherton Hurt in Carriage Accident Near Prayvidence Road
D B Atherton and Mrs Atherton escaped serious harm when a carriage halted after a horseshoe spooked by a passing lunch. Mrs Atherton was thrown clear while Mr Atherton clung on and was dragged about fifty feet before freeing himself. Mr Atherton sustained a badly injured knee and bruises. Mrs Atherton suffered lacerations and bruises. The buggy was wrecked. A high school features diagram is at Powell's music store for ticket reservations. The course opens Monday November 4 with a concert by the Park sisters and reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph TB. Atherton
Prayvidence Road
Aljis-Chialners
Mr. Atherton
Bila
Powell's Music Store
Park Sisters
Reader
Lawsuits Likely Over Company Property Held by Strikers
Legal action seems probable as the company prepares to recover punches switches and other property held by striking workers. General Manager Silliman says a reasonable period will be given for return before court action. Strikers justify withholding property as part of their protest and aim to shield mutual benefit funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Morgan Sweeney
Muttual Benefit Association
Jastight
Ely
Jaime
Elise Hajpetden
Spain
Alicia Wo
Health Officials Probe Rumor Of Imported Men In Car Bars
Communications between Alden and Dr. W. J. Abba recount a probe into a rumor about imported workers in car barns. The letters discuss disease spread, hospital care, and responses by public health officers, including Dr. Charles E. Thompson, noting treatments and contagion concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web. Allen
Bureau of Health
Vee
Woinisor
Wablic Safer
Eeranton Malloy
Plan to lump appropriations adopted in Allegheny
City officials discuss replacing itemized annual budgets with lumped appropriation for all bureaus. The change would allow discretionary spending within each lump while preserving the estimate details for accountability. Advocates argue it reduces transfers between accounts and streamlines operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Howell
Ainy
Address to Members of Republican Clubs
Non Frederic W Fleits president of the Pennsylvania State League of Republican clubs issues an address urging club members to mobilize for the upcoming election. He cites duties to promote party nominees William P. Potter and John Beak Motels, and to rally for state and local tickets, while warning against hostile critics and urging unified support for the party’s platform. The call emphasizes energizing campaign efforts and preserving the legacy of Republican leaders Lincoln Garfield and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic W. Fleits
Pennsylvania State League of Repblican Clubs
Toole
Petes
Vail
Ree Publicaniein
Telett
Don
Willian PE
Garfield
McKinley
New Home for the First National Bank in Philadelphia
Seymour Davis, architect of the Y M C A building, is selected to design the new First National Bank on the current site. Nineteen sets were proposed. the chosen plan features a steel and white brick structure about fifty two feet high and similar length, costing around $100,000. The bank will include a manganese steel strong-box twenty by ten by nine feet. Demolition of the old building begins within a month, with transeunt tunnels planned. work is slated for completion by Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
Ceneral
Sijlimin
Simian
Cid
Jolnia
Onmiakee
ODP
New Cape
Ely
Fafely Oolutiny Miduey
Oye Lei
Niveolations
HHO
Seymour Davis
Young Man‘s Christian Association
First National Bank
Hiephins
Wil Steel
Liaek- Waa Avenue
Plucky 86-year-old woman outsmarts four burglars
In Scott township at 10 am four masked burglars bound gagged and ransacked the home of Mrs Willis an 86 year old widow. She freed herself after an hour and untied her son who had a pillow forced over his head leaving him unconscious. They fled with $1.90 as search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Whistler Willis
Scott Township
Bilret
Imide
McKinley Memorial Fund Contributions Listed
Contributions to the McKinley Memorial Fund were turned in yesterday with donors including Mrs dot Plitowell and Hiatt Moore among others. The report names several contributors and mentions a total of about 200 in value or units, with additional notes on specific donors and the memorial effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weta MDiv
Dot Plitowell
Hiatt Mooi
Mia Hee
Bie
EO Stepliity Vyerecce
HNO
Wintel Maritta Mishihi Dory
Company A Team Victorious In Houston Contest
Telegram from City Line reports the Company A team from the Thirteenth team vent defeated the Rifle ten o of Company JT in Houston. Players Corporal Brink and Privates Hurns and Alteniwe formed the lineup.
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Iits Cfty
Cah Tak
Waele
Iity
Compe A
Huston
Brink
Hurns
Alteniwe
Monthly Tourist Sleepers To San Francisco Via South ern Railway
Leaving Washington each month on Wednesdays and Fridays at 1 50 a m Southern Railway offers through tourist sleepers to San Francisco with no car changes. Rates cover Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans El Paso and destinations California with Pullman sleeper cars in modern Noble pattern. From Washington to San Francisco double berth price seven dollars. Charles L Hopkins district president agent 828 Chestnut Street PhiladelphiaAwait details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Southern Railway
New
San Mranelaea
Athinta
Montgomery
New Orleans
Tioniston
San Antonio
New Mexico
Arizonia
Southern California
SiMe Gs
Mexico
Arizona
Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Charles L. Hopkins
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Teachers' Week Invitation by Lewis & Reilly
City teachers attending the Institute are invited to inspect a line of ladies' shoes for fall wear. The Melba shoe at $3 is marketed as easing mental strains and aiding teachers. Lewis & Trellis, 111 Wyoming Avenue, Seraton, promotes the Busy Shoe Stores brand to please educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Trellis
Wyoming Avenue
Seraton
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Wardwars Ston
Baby Bazaar
Lackawanna Tieiness College
Wight
Wanit
Wan
Ackawanna “Ter W—Aundiry
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Profoho Salter
Eerie
Peon
Peidl
Ewredus
Attoruis A. Colbuom
Speicher-Sturdevant
Father Griffin
Corteactors
Wirelee
Maesink Coohtatla
String Lease
Panisiane
Keigitfort
Cafe
Shetty
Bloomsburg Normal School
Jermyn
D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade and
Statement OF Men
Tad AN Treo
Alden
W. J. Abba
Kailwer Company
Difforent
Alishi
Teoideny
Charles EK. Thompson, M.D
Cornelia
Frederic W. Fleitz
D. & H. Board
Het
AL Ie
A. Mtg
Alooteil
Golden Rio
Norway
Boss
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
Maine
Mrs. Willis
Prendergast Store
R.E. Prendergast
M'Kinley
Mollowitg
Veeiwrtag
McWinkey
California
Lewis & Reilly
Turlew
Turkey
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
E. G
Coursen
Enoch
Cramer-Wells Co. Staimp
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Phono
Hitchip
Weinkle
Conrad’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Breschel
Raglans
Newmarket
King Miller
Spruce Street
Tribune
Linge Mondus
Ivy Blutement
Afomdus
Morris
Wyoming
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