Local Honesdale Notes and Social Roundup
Special to the Soranton Tribune reports Raymond W. Hardenbergh visiting his parents at Hardenbergh home Fort Brown Texas. The town hosts a Friday evening Relvine park subscription dance with Rena Kellow Josephine Dittrich supervising and Neurer’s orchestra.
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Local Elections and Church Officers Update from Crest City
Crest City reports Republican primaries set from 7 tonight to tomorrow evening. Baptist church annual meeting elects officers including deacons F Colburn R E Randall trustee 8 Mack. treasurer EL A Randall. financial secretary D H Guger. clerk R E Randall. organist Mrs Capwell with assistant Mrs Wakefield.
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Local Social Notes From Uniondale Area
Exclusive wire reports a series of visits and home stays in Uniondale and nearby towns. Notes include Nina Ray Nor of Carbondale visiting Arthur Williams, Edith Spoor of Thompson staying with her parents, TR Tennant and family returning from Scranton, Smith Sleter visiting Deposit, Mary Armmerman of Carbondale hosted by M E Carpenter, J W Newell entertaining daughter Nettle Newell of Scranton, and vocal performer Gertrude Fernley among the reads.
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Favorite Prescription touted as remedy for womanly health
An advocacy piece praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring regularity and treating female weaknesses and inflammations. It claims the medicine strengthens weak women, heals issues, and promotes happiness, with testimonials and an offer for confidential correspondence from Buffalo, New York.
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Hawley Social Roundup Tells of Visits and Farewell
Hawley residents and visitors populate the column with trips to Big Pond Delaware Water Gap and Lake Ariel. Frank Warg buys the Hawley Times. Miss Ora Rollison departs soon to teach in Calumet Michigan.
Doctor Decker Serves Smallpox District Near West Nicholson
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Dr. V. C. Decker performing commendable smallpox care near West Nicholson. He treated seven cases five varioloid one discrete and one continent, with seven quarantined families besides two affected. The doctor plans thorough fumigation and disinfection. Local social notes mention visitors and travels of Eunice Titus, Mrs. Grace Warner Jones, and Mrs. D. W. Titus between Binghamton and Iowa, along with a visit to Old Forge.
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Local visitors mingle in Hopbottom notices
Miss Dora Cruise from New York City visits her sister Mrs W. and Brown. Miss Emma Janaushek of Oswego N Y visits Mrs P D Beardsley. Miss Jessie Miller of Brooklyn calls Tuesday. L L Lewis returns from Providence. Mrs M M Bell John Bisbee and Alta Finn spend week at Luke Jeffers. Mrs J P A Tingley and niece of Carbondale visit friends. Mrs D Roberts visits Harford friends.
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Services Set weekly at St Peter's Episcopal Church
TUNKHANNOCK Aug 15. Weekly services will be held at St Peter's Episcopal church each Wednesday at 7.40 p.m. B W Wakeman and wife take a two week vacation at Atlantic City and plan a New York trip. Etta Luckenbill of Kingston visits two weeks with her parents. Stephen Carey of Boston and Myra Stephen Robertson host visitors on Second street. Mrs George Stark visits son John in Lake Carey this week. Miss Turner of Dover Del visits nearby.
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Local Happenings Include Opening Bakery and Reunions
Harry Courtright to open a bakery and confectionery in the Hum erford building on Warren Street this Saturday. Mrs James Day’s aunt and relatives in Yonkers plan a three week visit. Frank Newberry on a week’s vacation visiting Wilkes Barre and Harvey's Lake. Sheriff Gray made a routine stop at Nicholson. Wyoming County Veteran Association to hold reunion at Renshaw’s Park on August 20 21 and 22.
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Local notes from Factoryville social visits
Miss Blanche Stark visits relatives at Mast Lemon. Mr and Mrs Josial Brown of Chinschilla host brother James Brown. Mrs A J Winebrake of West Scranton calls on friends. Elizabeth Wrigley of Cazenovia is vacationing here. No Baptist church service next Sunday due to Rev G R Smith's vacation. Mrs Henry Reynolds is seriously ill on Maple Street.
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Peckville Social Roundup and Church Notices
Peckville residents share visits from C Reynolds Scranton W Weston Brooklyn N J Gendall Cranford and others. Local church services listed with Sunday schedules at Peckville Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches.
Railroads announce reduced round trip fares to Denver areas
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trip tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo for the National Fraternal Congress held August 26 to 30. Tickets valid for travel August 22 to September 1 with 25 cent verification fee, obtainable at ticket agents for details.
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Reduced Rates for Mt Gretna Farmers Exposition
Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Mt Gretna Pa for the August 18 to 22 Farmers Exposition. Travel from Altoona Bryn Mawr and other listed lines at one fare for the round trip. Tickets valid August 18 to 22 with return only on the day of issue. Inquiries to ticket agents for train service and rates.
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Excursion to Ocean Grove and nearby towns via New Jersey Central
The New Jersey Central announces a popular excursion to Ocean Grove Long Branch and Asbury Park on Monday August 26 from all stations Scranton to White Haven Inclusive. Tickets are valid for return until September 4. Trains depart Scranton 7 40 am and 1 00 pm Pittston 74h am and 1 16 pm Wilkes Barre 7 59 am and 1 30 pm See timetable for intermediate stops. For details contact ticket agents or J B Swisher Dist Passenger Agent Scranton Pa.
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New Jersey Central Excursion to Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk
New Jersey Central runs a special Sunday excursion from Scranton to Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk, leaving Scranton 7 00 am for 1 50 fare, Pittston 7 51 am for 1 95, Wilkes Barre 8 10 am for 1 00. Intermediate station rates in small bills. tickets at agents or J Swisher Scranton Dist. Pass Agent.
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Baseball results from city park doubleheaders summarized
In Philadelphia first doubleheader details show teams Philadelphia Washington St Louis and Boston Baltimore with runs 4 to 2 8 to 0 7 to 2 28 to 8 and battery lineups listed for each game. Umpires named and abbreviations indicate full box score style for the era.
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Scores From Calm Night Across Cities
Buffalo beat Worcester four to one while Providence defeated Rochester three to zero. Toronto edged Newark four to zero and Montreal led Jersey City by a margin not provided.
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Alumni to Meet Green Ridge Amateurs This Afternoon
The Alumni clash with Green Ridge Amateurs this afternoon on the Circus grounds. Probable Alumni lineup includes Mooking, Tropp, Thomas, Phillips, Tom Will iamas, Harrington and O’Reilly among others.
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Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out the pictures on this page each day and circle the hidden object. Save until Saturday and mail them to The Tribune office in an envelope marked Pugalo Department. Include your name age and address. The first correct six weekly entries will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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FOR RENT AND SALE ADS IN LACKAWANNA AREA
Classified notices include FOR RENT fine house with modern improvements and optional furnishing near Main and Cedar avenues. Summer cottage and two Lake Sheridan cottages for rental. FOR SALE meat market, single house valued at 25,000, and various lots and homes in Green Ridge. Also amendment text to Pennsylvania constitution proposed by the General Assembly. Second column lists railroad time table with departures and connections from Scranton and nearby towns.
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Local residents and visitors at Woodlawn Park scene
Clark's Summit residents Mr and Mrs Dale of Beranton board at the Misses Bartree home on Woodlawn park. Miss Kite Atherton returns greatly improved after treatment at Dr Thompson hospital. Miss Grace Myers begins nursing training at the same hospital. Miss Nellie Young hosts friend Miss Millette from Beranton. The Mises Lillan and Barah Woodworth host a small gathering on Summit Park. Mrs Hi Hall visits relatives in Moscow and nearby areas.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules Through Scranton to New York
Train times from Scranton to New York via PD and D&H routes listed with daily and Sunday services. Parlor and day coach cars operate Carbondale to New York and Philadelphia. connections to White Haven Hazleton and coal-region points. Expresses include Black Diamond and other through services, with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on key routes. Officials include Rollin H. Wilbur and Charles S. Lee with ticket office in Wilkes Barre and Bethlehem.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Effective 1902
Scranton trains depart at 7 30 a m and 4 p m for New York Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Macungie White Haven Ashland and Pittston with a Sunday 2 10 p m service. City express to Philadelphia via through vestibule car with one change for Baltimore Washington and other points south and west. Avoca Pittston Wilkes Barre and Tamaqua routes listed with multiple daily departures. Rates and tickets through agents.
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Train Schedule From Beranton to Philadelphia 1902
Schedule lists weekday trains from Beranton at 6 36 am and 1 pm with through vestibule service from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville. Includes stops at principal stations and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. Also notes 47 am and 28 yp m services with variations and Sunday 1 58 pm departure. Stops at Eagleton Sunbury and Harrisburg among others.
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Trains Schedule For Carbondale Scranton Honesdale Wilkes Barre
Government notices list June 16 start for trains from Scranton to Carbondale and Wilkes Barre with several daily departures including 10 19 a m and 1 56 p m to Albany and points north. Sunday trains repeat for Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Honesdale with multiple daily times and connections.
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