Scranton Social News Highlights Summer Weddings and Local Gossip
A Scranton social section lists numerous summer weddings and social events. It notes the Johnson Risenbarry wedding in Waverly with Rev. Parsons officiating, families and attendees, and a string of engagements, parties, and visits across Scranton and neighboring towns, naming multiple local residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Waverly
Lewis F. Risenbarry
Dunmore
F. H. Parsons
Hpiscopal Church
Mies Leaphia Mershon
M.T. Church
FL HL. Parsons
John Saunders
George W. Beldleman
Marry
G. the Rogella
Cora M. Sherman
Ligsle Johnson
Samuel J. Harris
Charles Johnson
Elmer Harris
Hubert Jolson
Harry Johnson
John Pellam
Local Social Notes Include Travels and Visits
A stream of social items lists residents and visitors: James Casey returns to Ireland with news of the Casey Brothers. Miss Nelle Lynch visits friends in Honesdale. Dr. Gilbert D. Murray heads to the Adirondacks for a two week stay. Others vacation at Lake Ariel or visit Philadelphia Atlantic City and Baltimore. several New Yorkers and local residents are mentioned by first names and street references.
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Rainird Ansley
Meridian Street
Black Talia
Drewen
PL CL Hall
Lake Winds
Mee
AL EL Mornstein
Rowland
Pitte County
Googe We Wilde
Percival Walters
South Hyde Park
Tive
Atlantic City
N. Kramer
Wyoming Avenue
Moule Rebeheart
Mamie
Tessie Phillipe
South Main Ave
Orme Sher
L. Morton
Montrose Damocrit
Gisebty Piteshiey
Atlantic Civ
Mise Vielen Powell
Philihelpiin
Ash Street
Twitch: Dowle
South Malin
Dehiaware Water Cay
Laurice Tionting
New York
Aly
le the Piesto
Mes
James A. Mellon
Tinid
Willard Matthews
Tavke Ariel
Hideeway
Delaware Street
Missle Farry
Noy
du Philadedghinn
Mis. Hod
Tinsheail
Carl
Tshiurid
Anna Connors
Fly Mowollin
West Side Friends
Mise Mainie Noimot
Curhomdate
Scranton
Wesley Mitel
Rayellam
Dinmore
Ariel
Maury Lowl
West Market Street
Moometire
Kathryn Pisgerty
North Matevente
de Heme
Ebay
Sociated Charities
James Casey
Casey Brothers
Ireland
Nelle Lynch
South Side
Viskting
Honesdale
Gilbert D. Murray
Adirondacks
P. P. Cannon
Loretta
Jackson Street
Lake Ariel
Charles I. Bradbury
William R
Thomas
Ezra Ripple
Block Island
Max Kramer
West Side
New York City
James Hanon
Thomas P. Gordon
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Annie Clark
Gadieurns
Canada
Hints to Housekeepers from the Pulse Dispatch
The article extols professional nursing for serious or lingering illnesses, noting family members often perform care in mild cases. It argues trained nurses can perform vital duties, detect changes in patients early, and improve outcomes, especially when illness requires recognized expertise and bodily stamina.
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Ares
Frustrating Ancient Recipe Fragments With Erratic Instructions
A jumbled cooking note blends French terms and broken phrases. It mentions frites with apricots and prunes, washing in coll water, simmering fruit, baking sweet potatoes, and preparing a lemon milk custard with eggs and meringue.
Polishing the Dining Table and Tomato Toast Tips
A readable fragment describes a polish for dining surfaces using turpentine and sweet oil and a cleaning method with watered solutions. It also outlines a tomato toast recipe involving stewed tomatoes seasoned with dill, pepper, salt, and milk, served on toasted bread.
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Thor
Dtrain
Tonmitin
Magic Corrents Jelly For Sore Throats And Sickness
A recipe notes hack corrents to make a jelly for sore throats and other sickness. Boil to extract juice squeeze bag to extract juice then boil ten minutes before thickening. Warns against stone jars for nickels and advises strong vinegar for pickling and heat handling to preserve crispness.
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Walter
Garden annual Tastirtium described as edible garnish
The article notes Tastirtium leaves and flowers as edible, with uses in salads, butter, and meats. It mentions buds and green seed pods preserved in vinegar as a caper substitute and suggests harvest in August, while claiming inferior quality to winter-pressed varieties.
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Debi
Preserving and Kitchen Tips From Old Recipes
Toiling places can be saved by boiling with little water and watching it. For crab apples core without cutting open and make sugar syrup then preserve in jars. Vegetables boil hard then simmer. Clean glassware in cold water saves effort. flour clean for brushes overnight. Mucilage kept from souring with essential oil and glycerine additive.
Adventists Hold West Side Gospel Meetings and Funds Urged
The Adventists continue South Main Avenue meetings with two talks this Sunday, addressing The Rich Man and Lazarus and The Thief on the Cross, at 2 00 pm and 7 00 pm. Funds are sought for St Luke's summer home at Lake Arle as the facility nears capacity. A corner stone was laid for the First Primitive Church on Blast Market Street with multiple ministers in attendance.
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Eynon
Elm Streets
Adventiste
St. Luke's
Lake Arle
First Primitive Church
Blast Market Street
Brown
Mrs. Prosser
Proud
Taylor
Wilson
Nanticoke
Williams
Jermyn
Sturdevant
Jermyn Congregational Church
Community religious events span Nay Aug park to Seventh day services
Rescue mission crews plan an open air meeting at Nay Aug park at 2 00 PM tomorrow. Jackson Street Baptist Sunday school hosted an entertainment and social event Wednesday evening. The Seventh day Adventists conduct tent meetings on South Main Avenue drawing local clergymen and the public. The Volunteers announce a tent service on Linden Street with Stall Captain Lockyer and Captain Masland in charge. The Christian Alliance meets Monday at Green Ridge 746 PM. A YWCA meeting features a mountains themed program led by Miss Runk. Reverend S C Simpkins, recovering from heat, returns to Peckville and resumes duties.
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Adams Avenue
Elm Park Church
Richard Hiorns
John Davy
Epworth League
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Sababth School
Rescue Mission
Hampton Street
M. FB
P. Doty
Tom
Grace Lutheran
Madison Avenue
Mulberry
Foster LLC
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Edgar
Sune Day School
St. Luke's Church
Edward J. Haughton
Xiwin Lynn Miller
Second Presbyterian — Church
Boat Toom
P. Brooks
Lackawanna
Wiliam Hh.wilt
Honesdale
Penn Avenue
Hantist Church
W. W. Dalby
Malvern
Philadelphia
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P. J. Moffat
Christian Endeavor
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A. Bergen Kirown
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Scranton Street
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Kedode
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Harry Davis
All Souls Universalists Church
Pine Street
Whippen
Eagles
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
Edward Howell
Calvary Reformed Church
Monroe Avenue
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Chales E. Wheeler
Manheim
Wil
Court Street M
George T. Price
Nay Aug Park
Jackson Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bell
Sea Shore
South Main Avenue
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West Side
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Lockyer Wvill
Masland
Christian
Christian Alliance
New York
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Green Hidge
The
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Mise Runk
C. Simpkins
Methodist Episcopal
Tomorrow's Services at St David's Church
Blurb announces morning prayer and sermon at 10:38 in the church at the corner of Jackson Street and Bromley Avenue. Rev M H Min serves as rector on the thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
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Bt. David's
Jackson Street
Bromley Avenue
M. H. Min
Lake Ariel excursion marks season’s largest
Community notes from Olyphant include visitors from Carbondale and New York, church services announced, and a local meat dealer boasting a pond in front of his shop with a warning that fishing will be punished under the law. The Primitive Methodist and Presbyterian activities are highlighted along with family travel plans and upcoming returns from Europe.
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John Knapp
Nettie
Lake Ouaga
N. Y
Mistes Nelle Merritt
New York
Mamie Boylan
Carbondale
Dunmore Birect
Primitive Methodist Church
Lake Ariel
Mary Barrett
Presbyterian Church
EF. Hammond
Caskey
Mire
Port Jervis
Maggie Speicher
Jermyn
Lackawanna Street
S. N. Callender
Marie
The Bat and the Lark Poem Pair
A divided verse contrasts the night loving bat with the day singing lark. The bat hates day and thrives in darkness while the lark welcomes dawn and fills the air with bright song. Rev. D D Jenkins signs the piece from Uniondale Pennsylvania dated August 4.
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D, D, Jenkins
Uniondale
Religious Press On Silver in the United States
The Toronto Globe notes American religious and social leaders plan a broad educational campaign on sound money amid fierce debate over silver. Advocates warn of wage cuts and ruined savings if silver policies prevail while opponents argue for justice and patriotism. They urge appeals to morality to calm unrest and prevent class hostility.
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Workineman
Theorlea
Plander
Armimentia
Old planter waits for news as Confederate cause fades
In a Georgia valley a loyal southern planter sits on his porch amid rumors of battles and a hoped victory. News drifts over mountains until his son Jim returns to tell of surrender as the Confederate cause collapses and men lay down their guns.
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Indianapolia Bentinel
Georgii
Thtirmiller
Jim
Lee
Jin
Pap
Harriet Beecher Stowe support for woman suffrage noted
In the August number of Current Events, Hartford published review outlines Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe's stance on women's suffrage. Isabella Beecher Hooker, noted feminist and suffrage advocate, describes her sister's relation to the cause, a facet previously underappreciated. The issue also promises its usual full features.
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Nws-Review
Hartford
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Great August Sale Continues with Deep Storewide Cuts
WSE announces continued discounts across the entire store as spring and summer goods are cleared out. Consumers are urged to buy now to take advantage of low prices on remaining inventory.
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WSE
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