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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1901

Page

5

Vacation notices and social updates from Atlantic City

A stream of personal notices describes Miss Maite Kilindon planning a stay in Atlantic City and others lingering there. The text lists names such as Barker and Mig Barker returning from Cochin, Harry Rkehaet, Piet Brooks store, and Ethel Bote in Stelter land visiting relatives. It notes visits to North Srner, Paaat Hampton, and Michae Hie, with funeral references to Theodore Keel and various seaside plans.

Maite Kilindon Fieam Tantic City Barker Mig Barker Harry Rhkehaet Piet Brooks North Srner Seatembay Miss Ethel Bote Stelter Sland Mlew Mellon Paaat Hampton Yoseph Othe Athantic City Atolien Calli Sevier Aante Dua Theodore Keel New York Niland Brelatel Tovey Currie Lake Winila Tinea Othfion Pomwlae

Property Owners Clash Over Lackawanna Avenue Pavement

Residents along the northerly Lackawanna Avenue section struggle to agree on asphalt paving. Aged cobbles on their side differ from the newer concrete on the opposite curb. After years of dispute and negotiation, Harbor Asphalt proposed work only if each owner signs a full amount judgment note. Most business owners rejected the demand, sparking renewed resistance to the project.

Lackawanna Avenue Washington Adams Avenues Pavel Belect Channellman Chitenilen Countile Chittenden Harbor Asphalt Company Woik Mr. Chittenden

Local Street Paving Plans Shift From Asphalt to Brick

Residents oppose newly filed judgments and fear asphalt pavement. Mr. Chittenden announced a change in plan, with an effort now to pave with brick instead of asphalt, noting the previous paving would be impractical.

Chittenden

Bishop Hoban Consults on Parishes Division Lines

Bishop Hoban held a consultation at the Episcopal residence on the new Inkerman and Wyoming parishes to be linked to Pittston. Bishop-elect Garvey and several clergy from Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoe, Parsons, and Green Ridge attended the meeting to draft recommended division lines.

Hoban Enrneil de Stary Inkerman Wyoming Pitteton Paren Chychilewics Nanticoke T. F. Kiernin Parsons Pood. McManus Green Ridge

Kelly Election Contest Rules Costs to County

Judge Edwards handed down an opinion in the county treasurer contest between W. Langstaff and M. J. Kelly. The order declares Kelly was legally elected and places costs on the county, with estimates not less than $70,000 and bonds to be issued to cover them.

MM. Edwards Yertenlay W. &. Langstaff M. J. Kelly Garpese Mieffien Bigidl Sovwintin Legun Livterest Peer Liege Chiacate Mcleod A. Rely Lackawanna Saidooomtiy Nowenhar Lavin Aralies WIT Securiey

Primary election notice with erratic wording

The republicay primary election schedule is scrambled. Key details about dates locations and candidate filing are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a county clerk deadline and multiple named offices.

Special Piano Offer at Guernsey Hall Today

A local ad announces a one day sale of a slightly used piano at Guernsey Hall. The dealers claim the instrument is in perfect condition, lightly used for three months, with a $450 regular price and a cash only sale price of $20, promising a modern, high quality instrument.

Guernsey Hall Lgat

Northup Family Reunion Set at John Northup Farm Glenburn

The Northup family reunion will be held in the maple grove on the John Northup farm near Glenburn station on Saturday August 17. Members are asked to bring old robes and pictures of relatives for display along with well used baskets. Henry W. Northup, Chairman, leads arrangements.

Northup Maple Grove John Northup Glenburn Station Jame Henry W. Northup

Tuition Free at Stroudsburg Normal Extends Offer

Those interested in the special advantages offered by the State Normal School at East Stroudsburg can learn full particulars by addressing the principal GP Bible or by calling on Mr Morris Evans at Hotel Holland until Friday of this week.

State Normal School East Stroudsburg GP Bible Morris Evans Hotel Holland

Dead Senator Vaughan Laid To Rest In Impressive Rites

The funeral for Senator Vaughan drew a vast cross section of society to St. Peter's Cathedral and the cemetery. Officials, judges, lawmakers, and personal friends joined a large cortege in a dignified mass with many florals and a final public viewing. The ceremony reflected the esteem in which Vaughan was held by neighbors and peers alike.

St. Peter's Cathedral Jomea ¢ Vaughan Tian Mourhora Stete City Commonwealth Veughon Vaughan Bellevue H. M. Edwards John P. Kelly J. W. Core Penien William Connell EK. B. Hardenburgh L. A. Waites B. Kpile Lemsters Ko M. Herbet Oley William Drury Luzerne Benjamin K. Focht Union John F. Higgins Charles J. Quail Schuylkill Milton Heldwhaush Lancaster William P. Miller Dauphine WS. Scott Philadelphia Ser Rennt-at-Arns Seraite Malter New Brighton Bo) Baehariih Elty Bo Grat Bt Peter's Young Men's Beaneh 44 Catholic Mutual Teretidal Society Ancient Order of Hiberniane Bagh Hose Commuan Col Lee Osavieties Remeine

Old Mother Hubbard Hare Cupboard Mystery

A playful fragment referencing Mother Hubbard and a hare who could not find the cupboard bare. It hints at a whimsical scene of groceries and fresh vegetables, suggesting a light literary or children's note rather than a news item.

Mother Hubbard

Licenses Revoked for Three Dunmore Establishments

The Municipal league revoked the licenses of Jennie E. Brink of the Exchange hotel John M Coleman and Patrick F Boyle after agents testified they were served drinks on Sundays in May. Each owner gave conflicting explanations about the disobedience of orders by family members and associates. A separate petition to revoke Martin J Boyle's license was heard with a rule granted for October 23.

Dunmore Naguor Jennie E. Brink Exchange Hotel John M. Coleman Patrick F. Boyle League Martin J.boyle Dunmore Agent Wilson Municipal League Boyle

Demand for Bookkeepers and Stenographers Remains High

The demand for bookkeepers and stenographers continues during vacation as many students receive promotions. Day and evening sessions will reopen Tuesday, September 3. Those seeking information should call after August 10.

77 Lote at Glenburn Station For Sale

Real estate notice offers 77 lote at Glenburn Station for sale at 2600 dollars. Classified ad directs readers to see "ade" under real estate and lists Comegya as contact.

Glenburn Station Comegya

Steam Heating and Plumbing Howley at Wyoming Ave

P F and M T Howley operate steam heating and plumbing services from 231 Wyoming Avenue offering repairs installations and maintenance for residential and commercial properties in the area.

P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

Outing Plans With Harvey's Sake and Friends

A pleasant August 16 gathering titled For a Good Quiet Day's Outing eo to Harvey's sake with the Good Fellows. The notes warn no direct ground changes by steam and reference bills. Hankes's ice cream at 420 Spruce Street is popular for dessert this summer.

Good Fellows Hankes Spruce Street

Struggling to Win In Educational Contest Leads

Four of the five top finishers returned yesterday in the educational contest led by Mike Griffin who brought in the moat with Anderson placing second. Newcomers have three days left to enter.

Mike Griffin Anderson

Standing of Contestants Table No 1

The list shows contestants for Table No 1 with names including Meyer Lewis Scranton Wilhelmina Griffin Providence Henr Schwenker South Scranton William Miles Hyde Park and others. the closing day count asks how many will be in Table No 1. Names span Hyde Park Carbondale Elmhurst Clark's Summit Factoryville Wimmers Montrose Hawley Griffis Griffis Montrose and more.

Wilhelmina Griffin Providence Henr Schwenker South Scranton August Brunner, Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David CO. Emery Wimmers Arthur CC Griffis Montrose W. H. Harris Hyde Park

Beginning Contest Access Limited to Enrolled Runners

After the listed time no unaffiliated entrants may join. Beginners are urged to start now as registered contestants have eased their pace in recent days. Those wishing to begin should read a portal to Editor Educational Contest in the Tribune Beranton Pa to receive blanks and instructions. See full details on page four.

Beranton Tribune

Prize draw at St Pauls church Green Ridge

A drawing conducted by the combined societies of St Pauls church Green Ridge awarded a cash prize of 810 and a ticket for the St Brendan council excursion to Atlantic City. The winning number 94 in series V was held by Miss Mary Lally of 907 North Washington avenue.

J. A. O'Reilly New Mr Andrewse Bt. Marys Church Wilkes Barre Pr & Lavelle St. Patrick's Woeet Steranton M. KE. Loftus St. Paul's, Green Tudge Jr J. McManue St. Paul's Green Ridge Father Hurst Lovelton Tey W. A. Clorman Minooka Ruetin Miler Memanus Stephen O' Boyle Father O'Reilly Menberke Muses John Cotligan Mary Canavan Jean Leybach Thomas Weleh Jesus Mireatavean God M. J. Leonard James Langan William Bradbury Urey St. Paul's Church St. Brendan Council Atlantic City Mary Lally

Four top contestants in Tribune Educational Contest update

Four of the five leading entrants posted scores yesterday. Miss Griffin led with the highest total and reduced Lewis’s margin to 117 while he added a few points. Anderson mailed a large batch of points and closed the gap to Miles. Schwenker, unseen since July 3, appears with a new score and has moved into third, 32 points ahead of Miles. Entry closes at 1 p.m. Thursday for remaining hopefuls.

the Tribune Miss Griffin Lewis Garfield Anderson Miles

Had Expensive Tastes Thirteen Year Old Robber Jailed

Fourteen year old Frank Olenanovich worked for Penn avenue pawn broker Radin earning 1.40 a week and helped himself to money from the cash drawer. He was charged after an investigation and held in 300 bail awaiting court. He claimed to have found 100 in an envelope but denied other thefts. He was committed to the county jail when no bondsman appeared.

Frank Oleanovich Radin Penn Avenue Frank Olenovich Howe

Tribune subscription and delivery offer during summer

The Tribune will be mailed during the summer for 12 cents a week with address changes allowed and direct daily delivery. Any complaint should go to The Tribune office. Prompt delivery in hot weather helps keep a person cool. Order ice cream at Hanby's, 420 Spruve Street.

the Tribune Tribune Hanby’s Spruve Street

Hoses for sale rent or exchange Traders Real Estate Co

Real estate firm Traders' Real Estate Co at 126 Washington lists hoses available for sale, rent or exchange alongside their property offerings. The ad promotes the new So clgar Kleon product.

Traders’ Real Estate Co Washington Age

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