Beautiful Home Wedding Set for Miss Hazel Row
Miss Hazel P F Row will marry J Clarence Creasy this evening at her parents East Main street home. Rev W Slough will officiate with Rev Dr D Thomas assisting, followed by an elaborate supper catered by Mrs Dodyma. The couple will be attended by no one, and guests from out of town include Bertha Tritle Chambersburg and Mae Kelly Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel PF. Row
KE. F. Row
J. Clarence Creasy
A. C. Creasy
Centre Township
Miss Row
East Main Street
The
Reformed Church
W. ©. Slough
Bertha Tritle
Chambersburg
Rob. Morrison
Mae Kelly
Minersville
Frank Creasy
Wimuini Creasy
Berwick
Wilcox
Bayonne
W. C. Creasy
Hspy
J. Dr. Thomas
Adamstown
GS Officials Bhil Conference A Williamsport trolley meet
A meeting of managers and superintendents from H. D. Walbridge & Company in Williamsport opened at the Park hotel. The annual gathering discussed business topics and inter company matters with a dinner and sessions Tuesday. Attendees include P. J. Morrissey W A Reiber C E Kiltz and others from Johnstown Clearfield Bloomsburg Danville Sunbury Hagerstown Md Philadelphia and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Walbridge & Company
Williamsport
Park Hotel
W. R. Rhoads
Northern Central Company
P. J. Morrisey
W. A. Reiber
C. E E. Kiltz
Johnstown
Warren Partridge
C. RB. Fast
F. E B. Taylor
Clearfield
S. C. Pohe
N. L. Grimm
Bloomsburg
John Vandenbout
Danville
S. G. Reque
K L. Bingeman
George W. Beck
Sunbury
M. M. Milton
Hagerstown
W. W. Hepburn
Philadelphia
F. J. Haag
H. S. Brown
I. T. Hepburn
New York City
County Coal Land Assessments Await Decision
County Commissioners have not reached a definite decision on coal land assessments. The dispute between Lehigh Valley and Midvalley Coal over a vein valued at more than 1.5 million dollars could boost county values if Eli T. Connor’s appraisement missed it. Action on these coal appraisements is expected soon. Elijah Petterman and son R L Peterman, of Sugarloaf township, transacted business in Bloomsburg. The elder Petterman, eighty five, remains active and reads without spectacles. Mrs Emma I Reeder, of Catawissa R D, spent part of Tuesday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Midvalley
Eli T. Connor
Elijah Petterman
R. L. Peterman
Sugarloaf Township
Bloomsburg
Emma I. Reeder
Catawissa R. D
Depositions Taken In Slagle Trial Appeal Hearing
Justice Oglesby heard deposition testimony in Danville in a bid for a new trial for W F Slagle. Attorneys for defense and prosecution examined witnesses and toured the Slagle warehouse to assess the fire scene and floor conditions. Evidence suggested no charred timbers, countered by claims erosion from crowd foot traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Oglesby
W. F. Slagle
Danville
Savidge
Whitmer and Johnson
Welsh
Ralph Eisner
Slagle
Kitchen Shower For Newly Wedded Couple
A kitchen shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. O Nea on Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter. Many useful gifts were given from a list of attendees including Miss Esther Stetler Miss Martha Van Buskirk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. O’neal
Last Street
Frank Carter
Esther Stetler
Martha .van Buskirk
James R. Miller
Beatrice
J. W. Fry
Edithry
Mildred Hagenbuch
Anna
Effie Case
Phoebe Beagle
Thomas
Atta Mae
Alice Stetler
Jay Bankes
Nola McBride
Orval Titman
Ben Lanyon
William Rupert
Harry Dirk
Helen Troy
Margaret Leltrich
O. W. Drake
Elsie
Grace Cook
Harry Yeigler
P. J. Pugsley
Northumberland Presbytery Meets at Bethany Church
A Northumberland presbytery meeting was held at Bethany Presbyterian Church in Williamsport with Rev. S. C. Dickson presiding. Reports highlighted general assembly work and church growth, and Rev. Grant’s move to the Manhattan Congregational association was announced. Local repairs man Hope, employed by Prince Furniture, visited Bloomsburg with C. L. Walters handling firm matters. Cabbage plants sold by Jos. Garrison on 5th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland Presbytery
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Williamsport
S. C. Dickson
Bloomsburg
General Assembly
General Assemble
William Charles Hogg
Northumberland Church
William D. Grant
Grant
Manhattan Congregational Association
Bloomsburg Literary Institute
State Normal School
RE. E. Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
Ratves
Exan‘does
Ei. Koontz
Evangelical Church
Dr Sparks
Mazel Tartman
Bloomsburg Land Improvement Co Private Sale of Valuables
At private sale several valuable lots on Fifth Park and Oak Streets in Bloomsburg Pa with others on Mast Third and Fo streets offered at reasonable prices and easy terms. For details inquire of sales agents Harry Barton Samuel Appleman First National Bank Building or N Y Punk Secretary Warmers National Bank Building. 4-25-3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg Land Improment Company
Fifth
Park
Oak
Bloomsburg
Harry 8. Barton
Samuel Appleman
First National Bank
N. Y
Watterall Case Ends With Non-suit In Court
The Watterall case was non-suited amid a collapse of the suit setting an example for similar proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterall
Watterau Case Yields $500 Verdict For Mrs DeFrehn
In a Lehigh Valley Railroad negligence action, Mrs. Sarah DeFrehn wins a $500 verdict after a compulsory non-suit in the Watterau case. The court sustained the non-suit against claims of rail line fault, with costs to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirza Watterall
Skeler
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Rhawn
Sarah DeFrehn
Albert DeFrehn
Watterau
Last Message Before Tragic Death in Fishing Creek
C J Vollrath of the Beard company wrote to McClellan Diehl from Washingtonville before being found dead in Fishing Creek. The letter cites financial ruin and loss of his job, mentions four debts, and hints at a personal crisis. Police and associates collected his papers and effects in Washingtonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Vollrath
J. B. Beard Company
McClellan Diehl
Washingonville
Fishing Creek
Follrath
Montour
Columbia
Washingtonville
Diehl
City
Bloomsburg
Pittsburg
Jed Seidel
Park Hotel
Death of 88 year old John Foster in Evansville
John Foster died at his Evansville home at midnight aged 88. He leaves a wife and children Aaron and William of Berwick Mrs John Betchel Mrs David Harman and Ella at home. Funeral Saturday at 10 from Briar Creek brick church. Col E E Low noted as local business proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
Evansville
Aaron
William
Berwick
Ohn Betchel
David Harman
Allentown
Ella
Briar Creek
Horse Thrills on Light Street. Man Barely Escapes
Edward Bower, riding a buggy on Light Street, was thrown from the vehicle when his horse bolted toward Bloomsburg. The mare ran wild before being stopped at East and Main by William Mensch. Bower escaped with a scratched face and multiple cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Street
Edward Bower
Bloomsburg
Town
William Mensch
East
Main Streets
Bower
Brilliant Berwick church wedding unites Gertrude Pollmer and Arthur Lowry
Miss Gertrude Pollmer and Arthur T. Lowry wed at First Presbyterian Berwick in a June ceremony attended by about 200 guests. The service featured Lohengrin’s march, with Bloomsburg attendees and flower girls from Washington D C. Separate notes discuss Bloomsburg community fundraising for the August encampment of the Junior Mechanics brigade arriving at Espy on the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Pollmer
J. B. Follmer
Berwick
Arthur T. Lowry
W. S. Lowry
First Presbyterian Church
E. A. Loux
Miss Wakefield
Lohengrin
Miss Follmer
Samuel Harman
Ruth Turner
Marjorie Pursel
Frank Pursel
Bloomsburg
Jeanette Wagner
Washington, D. C
Court adjourns first week as jurors named for next case
With the Watterall and DeFrehn cases concluded, the June court's first week ends. Twenty jurors from this venue will sit on the second week trial Almona Church v D L and W Railroad Co, including Albert Boyd J B McHenry Bernard J Curran and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterall
DeFrehn
Bloomsburg
Almona, Church and Martha PF. Church
D. L. and W. Railroad Co
Albert Boyd
Kolmansperger Weds Miss Heath in Pittston Church
At 10:30 AM Tuesday Joseph Kolmansperger of town wed Miss Margaret Heath of Pittston in St Marys church. Attendants were Joseph Doyle and Helen Gunning. The newlyweds will live here. bride a Pittston girl, groom employed at Ron's barber shop. Elmer Geddes party returns to Philadelphia with Katherine Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kolmansperger
Town
Margaret Heath
Pittston
St. Mary’s
Joseph Doyle
Helen Gunning
Ron
Columbia Theatre Friday Matinee and Night Show
Matinee prices Adults 25 cents Children 15 cents for Edison talking pictures The Wonder of the 20th Century Night prices 25 35 60 cents Seats now selling at Harmony Bros Saturday night Our usual picture show At Alexander and Co New and complete line of stationery Large stock of best cigars Home grown peas string beans old potatoes 90 cents a bushel New potatoes 25 and 35 cents per peck Both phones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Edisons
Harmony Bros
Alexander & Co’s
Engagement Announced At Williamsport Dinner
Mr and Mrs W W Jackson of Williamsport hosted a dinner on Grampian boulevard where they announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Donna Greene Jackson to George Redford Wilkes of Memphis Tennessee. Guests included Misses Margaret Allen Phoebe Rhoads Emily Stearns Louise Rich Emily Almy Cameron Keefer Rockwell Cole William Gibson Eaton Frisbee Alex Jackson Mr Wilkes and Miss Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jackson
Williamsport
Grampian Boulevard
Donna Greene Jackson
George Redford Wilkes
Memphis
Tennessee
Margaret Allen
Phoebe Rhoads
Emily Stearns
Louise Rich
Emily Almy
Cameron Keefer
Rockwell Cole
William Gibson
Eaton Frisbee
Alex Jackson
Mr. Wilkes
Miss Jackson
Elected as Teacher and Local School Changes
Miss Eura Kester of town is elected assistant principal at Lo cust High School. School directors will choose a principal later. Bargains advertise groceries and household items. Also sale notice for a 20 h. p. Franklin Automobile in A1 condition. Advertising from Sentinel Office with shop and setting notices at Louis Rutter, 203 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eura Kester
Town
Locust High
H. P. Franklin
Sentinel Office
Louis Rutter
West Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Creasy
Bride
S.C. Pohe and
Rev .S. C. Dickson
Presbytery
Hopei
Prince Furniture Company
Hazleton
C. L. Walters
Third Street
Cabbage
Jos
Garrison’s
5Th Street
Dr. Sparks
John Gross
Sparks
Waller
Horace Greely
McClel
Lan Diehl
Ursinus
Ingtonville College
Alexander
E. E. Low
Low
Angi
T. F. Shambach
East Third Street
Greene Bloomsburg
Covington
John T. Williams
Fourth St
Presbyterian Church
F. J. Richard
Normal Hill
C. W. McKelvy
Albert Long
Ursinus College
Long
Bloomshore
Dward Bower
Gertrude Follmer
Arthur Lowry
C. Pohe
Harry
Barton
Espy
Pittson
Elmer Geddes
Katherine Shaffer
Edward Shaffer
Pennington's
A— Maes
Gne
W. Hess
Jeweler
Optician
Licomsburg
Farmers United Bone Fertilizer Co
Box 317
Reading
Bakdry
West ST
H. Sharpless
Bush's
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