Northeastern Pennsylvania Social Notes and Local Happenings
A column from Northeastern Pennsylvania reports gatherings and visits. Notable items include the French family reunion at George M. French’s North Jackson home on August 16, various church picnics in Lanesboro and Susquehanna, and a Methodist Episcopal Sunday school event on the church lawn. It notes deaths and funerals of Frank Carr and Frank Reflector, and mentions Anna M. Dooley visiting her parents in Binghamton, plus visits by Mrs Katherine Verrine and Colonel Charles Pratt.
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Timothy Minehan
Jackson Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
Barnes’ Grove
Lanesboro
Episcopal
Frank Carr
United States Volunteer Infantry
Stevens’ Point Free Methodist Church
Fev E. Prentice
Frank Relector
Alaska
South Gibson
Anna M. Dooley
Binghamton
Katherine Verrine
Pasenic
New Jeresy
Mre
Addis Theors
Ithees
Susquehanna
Central
Fisher and Son
Judson
Oakland
Local Notes and Social Roster From Montrose
A jumble of local notices lists visitors and residents, with medical, church, and social events. Names include Captain John C. Harrington, Mrs. Benjamin Bowman, Miss Blennie Himiel, Mra Doloway, and Mrs. May Austin. The Baptist Sunday school plans an annual Heartlake picnic, and a Wh producers meeting is set at the court house on Monday evening. Community reunions and engagements are noted among Armstrong, Reynolds, Simrel, and White families.
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Bireet
John C. Harrington
Company 46
Thirteenth Regiment
Benjamin Bowman
Binghamton
Ahe
Blennie M. Himiel
Rush
M. Doloway
Brooklyn
Montrose
The
Baptist Sunday School
Heartlake
Court Houke
Kerry Farmer
Womans Christian Wnion
Mre
DP. Hawley
Mra
A. L. Benton
E. Barnys
Fire destroys multiple barns around Hopbottom in weekend blazes
Thunderstorm fires Sunday near Hopbottom wiped out Frank Jackson’s barn and crop, with $1000 loss insured. Warren East- Yoin’s smaller barn burned, insured for 20. Harry Brewster’s new barn also burned. Seven fires were seen Sunday near Brooklyn with many buildings affected. Local officials plan a school board meeting tonight to consider teacher appointments.
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Scrantan Tribune
Hopbottom
Barnes
Megiday
Frank Jackson
Warren East
Jackson Farm
Harry Brewster
Brooklyn
Fo M. Loomis
A. J. Taylor
Buffalo Y
J. H. Tiffany
Montrose
Schol Board
Antil
Paul Beardsley
M. A. Bidir
Mire
ER. M. Tiffany
Scranton
Merrill
BR. Beardsley
Sherman, N. Y
Universalist Church
Masquerade Ball At Clifton Hotel Draws Lake Winola Crowd
Guests of the Clifton Hotel organize a progressive euphre club. Littl Willie Berry will attend Wanita camp on Sunday August 4. Mise Jet Franta breaks swimming record at Lake Winola. The second annual masquerade ball is set for Monday August 8 with special music. Wanita Camping club arrives, FP Strong attends. Scranton residents Mrs Gibbs and daughter vacationing at the lake. L A Harding and John Walters also on vacation. A shirt waist hop drew a large crowd at the Clifton Hotel last night.
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Lake Winola
Clifton Hotel
Littl
Willie Berry
Wanita
Mise Jet, Franta
Minnetonka Cottage
Ben Eynon
Mise Kate Franta
Scranton
Lake
L. A. Harding
John Walters
Seranton
Clifton
Montrose Court Attendance Noted and Local Visitors
In Montrose this week Wehr court attendance was reported by Clerk Edward R. W. Searle of the Federal court. Visitors included Mita Koesie Chamberlain of Trook Inn staying with her uncle Dr. W. Richardson. Scranton guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cox visited Mrs. Anna M. Cox on Cherry Street. Matthew J. Harrington, a long time resident, is critically ill at his Depot residence.
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Montrose
Wehr
Edward R. W. Searle
Federal Court
Mita Koesie (Chamberlain
Matthew J. Harrington
Depot
Methodiat Episcopal Sunday School Picnic Planned at Riverside Park
Special to the Scranton Tribune Duryea July 1 Arrangements are complete for a Methodist Episcopal Sunday School picnic at Riverside Park on Friday. Scholars will meet at the Cooper residence and be conveyed to the park by rented wagons. Elder scholars teachers and some parents will be early at the park to prepare for the event. Mrs W G Evang visited at the home.
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Duryea
Hiverside Park
Cooper Residence
W. G. Evang
Local Socials and Visits Across Town
A jumble of social notes reports visits by Mrs. Benjamin Richard's family and others to relatives at Thomas Richardson's home. Mrs. Joseph Martin's fall is noted, with Miss Mabel Stylex visiting her aunt Miss Charles Lamoreaux. Several residents attend a Golden Bugle excursion to Lake Lodore and various local visits are listed for Atlantic City and Elmsburrest.
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Benjamin Richardson
Tuseday
John Dills
James Rolles
Charles
Horace
Thomas Richardson
Joseph Martin Fell
Mabel Stylex
Charles Lamoreaux
Hunteville
Squire
Janier B. Gilboy
Atlanticus
FP. J. Regan
Lake Lodore
Milas
Ora Oiffeather
Wyoming
Mire
Hugh McDonald
Plaine
Frank Kushule
BK. W. Hadstead
Astor Wreith
Bertha Smith
Atlantic City
W. B. Pier
Elmsburest
Lightning Strikes Borough Marking Weather Affects Homes
A thunder shower caused electrical activity with lightning striking several points in the borough. Mrs Wilson and a servant were slightly shocked at 8 M Wilsons residence on Church street where part of a chimney was knocked down and soot spread upstairs. Wilbur Rifenbury on Lake avenue suffered three roof holes. Dr Teed Burns of Scranton was in town for M J Hirrington who is dangerously ill. Prof Bo W Pease, principal of Trailstead school, may become county superintendent. St Marys church to hold a third annual picnic on the fair grounds Thursday August 1.
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Merc
C. O. Lyons
Mra. C. EK. Watrous
Teed Burns
Scranton
M. J. Hiurrington
M. Wilson
Chutch Street
Wilbur Rifenbury
Lake Avenue
Montrose
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sunday school train to Lake Lectore leaves Friday
Special to the Beranton Tribune notes the Sunday school train for Lake Lectore will depart Honesdale Friday at 9 a m. The Baptist Social club meets in the church lecture room Thursday evening. Several residents and guests are mentioned with various local movements and visits.
Local News From Factoryville and Surrounding Towns
Family visits and travels appear in short items from Factoryville July 2. Mr and Mrs Herry Carpenter and children returned from Honesdale. Miss Ross Spencer visited her sister in Waverly New York. Mr W H Shover came from Camden New Jersey to spend Sunday with family. E W Thompson and Ruth spent Sunday in Beranton. A church supper is planned at the Methodist church Wednesday. Rev J W Lee, pastor, has a short vacation and there will be no service next Sabbath. Union temperance services were not well attended last Sunday evening.
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Bpecia
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
W. H. Shover
Camden
N. J
E. W. Thompson
Ruth
Beranten
J. W. Lee
Methodist Church
Union Temperance
Harford Notes and Local Happenings
Supt. Matthews attends funeral of Judge Carte in Wilkes-Barre. Martha Thatcher dies at home. funeral held. Lightning destroys barns on Henry Sweet and Darneon farms with no insurance reported. Primaries on Aug 6 at Paynes shop. dining hall bids due Aug 15. Residents visiting relatives in Massachusetts, Scranton, Binghamton, and Harrisburg.
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Patterson
Frank Carpenter
Maxwell
Horace Sweet Farm
Seamens
Gio
Nicholson
Sophia
G. I. Paynea Shop
Executive Committee
Pittston Briefs On Local Patients And Plans
Clyde Richards of Washington street West Pittston recovers after a delicate operation at Moses Taylor hospital Scranton and plans to return home this week. Wright Horton of Luzerne avenue West Pittston will be taken to Wilkes Barre hospital tomorrow for an operation. he works as a barn boss at a local colliery.
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Scrantiay Tribune
Pittston
Clyde Richards
Washington Street
Weet Pittston
Moses Taylor Hospital
Scranton
Wright Horton
Luzerne Avenue
West Pitteton
Wilkes-Barre
Horton
Local News Briefs From Pittston Area Highlights
A man was kicked in the side by a mule with a swelling wound. William Devaney narrowly escaped drowning at Harvey's Lake during St. John's Catholic church choir outing. Samuel PL Williamen, a longtime resident, buried after death Sunday. Rapid transit road work progresses near Dupont with bridge foundation and embankment under way. Heidelberg colliery road crossing work begins on new calm pile. Mrs Keletler of West Pitteton departs for Stroudebure to live with relatives due to long standing poor health.
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Horton
William Devaney
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Harvey's Lake
St. John's Catholic Church
Samuel PL Williamen
Dupont
Heidelberg
Cros
Scranton
Keletler
Salem Street
Weat Pitteton
Stroudebure
Local Notes From Turnhan Mock Tunkhannock July 1
Rev John F H Brown and wife of New Haven Conn host at Harrison Street. Louise Purdon convalescent after nervous prostration. Agnes Stark visiting Lake Winola. Dr E H Hill of Pittston called. Andrew P Redford of Scranton a guest at Hotel Graham. Funeral of Mrs Isaac Dewitt held at G Dow Dewitts and burial at Sunnydale cemetery. Daniel Mahanna of Sayre injured on freight yard. Marriage licenses issued to Lackey-Hanpery, French-Ott Walter, and Bennett-Snyder. French Walter wedding at Russell Hill attended by D W Black and H Prevost. County Auditor Rintner from Mehoopany in town. Gertrude Jereie Virginia Luckenbill visiting Lehighton and Bethlehem, returned home. Ren W Frear of Lake Winola a caller.
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Tunkhannock
John FH. Brown
New Haven
Conn
H. F. Metcalf
Harrison Street
Mr. Brown
Presbyterian Church
This Place
Mies Louise Purdon
Misa Agnes Stark
Lake Winola
Er. H. Hill
Pitteton
Andrew P. Redford
Scranton
Warru
Graham
Isaac Dewitt
G. Dow Dewitt
Sunnyelde
Daniel Mahanna
Sayre
RB. F. Aiddleman
Harry Lackey
Agnes Hanpery
Auburn
Frank
French
Voshure
Walter
Russell Hill
Samuel J. Bennett
Lenox
Carrie V. Snyder
Nicholson
W. Blark
Henry Prevast
Fred J. Rintner
Mehoopany
Missen Gertrude
Jereie
Virginia Luckenbill
Met
Lehighton
Bethlehem
Ren VW. Frear
Community notices mix church bazaar and local visits
Methodial Episcopal youths plan a homemade article sale to raise funds with proceeds reported to president Mrs R M Pracoe. A string of short society items lists local families visiting others, travels to Atlante Cli, Crystal Lake and Lake Ariel, plus a dynamite accident injuring a 12 year old.
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Methodial Episcopal Church
R. M. Pracoe
Thomas Williamson
Edward Latred
Teah
Alex
Agnes Merehan
Bessie Webber
Webber
Atlante Cli
Anna Dbrehony
Eckley
Nellie Murphy
Crystal Lake
Tiernurd
Patrick Meehan
Hill Street
Margaret Renniman
Lake Ariel
Frank Ammerman
Carbondale
Alexander
McAlpine Street
Hillette
Key
A. J. Weisley
Tyrone
Markets Hold Step Despite Widening Settlement Talks
New York July air markets show no wake from lethargy as U S Steel and major issues slip early then rebound with short-covering by professionals. Volume and demand remain thin amid pending settlement negotiations and strike fears, with Norfolk and Western standout but overall activity dull and prices near day lows.
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Poly
Prigts
Purieea
Orion
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Aly
Norfolk and Western
For Rent and For Sale Notices in Scranton Area
A mixed page lists rental spaces including 1200 feet on the 4th floor of the Tribune building with heat light and power, office inquiries at the Tribune. Numerous sales ads cover wagons, horses, typewriters, a Coltrane Lone cylinder press, furniture, and sewing items. Also noted are services from local businesses like cleansing privy vaults and seed suppliers, with addresses in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre region.
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Loan offers from Stark and Co and Bulldtime and Loan
Quick loans announced with low rates from 4 to 6 percent. Stark and Co and Bulldtime and Loan advertise straight or monthly payment options and invite calls at the Connell building in a Traders' blog listing.
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N. W. Walker
FS Connell
Wanted Table Boarders Mex Tompkins Bil Washington Avenue
An old classified notice advertises boarders needed at a Buffalo New York location. It promotes a book titled Our New Book Eat Free Fully Illustrated Treats of a Conditions of Men Claiming to attain Perfect Manhood and directs readers to Erle Medical Co Hook Dept Buffalo NY for details.
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Market Receipts and Livestock Quotes Across Regions
Receipts and bids listed for cattle calves heifers and bulls with prices for steers from Texas and Western markets. Notes include high and low ranges for good medium and poor grades and shipments from yesterday. Livestock categories cover sheep yearlings native lambs and western lambs with varying demand and values.
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Stockere
Fegilerd
Wells
Wales
Larne
Rico
East Buffalo Sale Offers Mixed Livestock
Fragmented listing details cattle calves sheep and lambs offered for sale. Notable items include medium and heavy cattle, various lots described as ready for delivery, with quantities and prices partially legible. Specific buyers or dates are unclear in the readable text.
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East Buffalo
Market Happenings at Haat Liberty Cattle Sale
Cattle market reports from Haat Liberty show heavy and prime cattle active on July 11 with prices around 8.5.75 and 80k for fat cows and bulls. Smierlos Prime heavy, heat grades noted, light ewes and veal calves also listed with varied prices.
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Haat Liberty
SRO
Local dairy and produce prices from Whyalle area market page
Corrected listing shows Witter Kreeh creamery and Whyalle dairy with items such as free dairy products, Western fresh Malttoc, Odiam Beans per bushel and Green Peas per bushel, Flour patent per barrel, beans marrow quality price 2 552.00, potatoes per bushel and onions per bushel with various price figures.
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WG. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Witter —Kreeh Creamery
Whyalle
Credit balances and shipments report for Hiseates
A brief financial summary shows credits balances with no bids noted. Shipments are listed with average figures: 101,278 for PCeo, 111,910 for Huns, and 86,041 as the overall average.
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Title &T
Batten- New Work Batteries and Umpires Listed
A damaged OCR item lists multiple batteries and umpires by city, naming Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Baltimore Chicago and St Louis districts. Each entry pairs batteries with umpire assignments and officials, with several notations and scores unreadable or garbled.
Market Quiet as Wheat Spot Stays Steady Amid Mixed Trade
The market shows limited activity with wheat spot options opening softly and futures holding firm in the face of uneven demand. Dairy and creamery product notes remain stable while several elevators and storage trades reflect a cautious tone through the trading day.
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Duluth
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Midge
Hlikge
Taotory
State Dairy
Taney Large Cohen
Meg Taney
Cane
Wheat, corn, and oats steady as market opens in Chicago
Chicago market notes a quiet session with wheat steady for most of the day and corn and oats showing dull to uneven trading. Cash quotations are listed in detail for No 2 yellow corn, No 2 oats, and other grades, with several prices noted for pork, lard, and shoulders.
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Chicago
Attyanie
Ihalana
Ara
Renee
Chicagon July Cantle Receipted Market Slump Rebound
Market activity shows signs of recovery after a severe slump with prices 10 to 20 cents higher. Cantle receipts total 14 00 including 930 Tewane amid active trading in a volatile market.
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Chicagon
Minor league baseball scores from Eastern League card
Brockton 9 Worcester 15. Hartford 2 Providence 0. Toronto 4 Rochester 9 liner. Toronto 5 Rochester 10 second game.
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