Notable Moves and Murmurs from Pittston Aug 19
William N. Smith leaves West Pittston for Chester to work as a shipyard watchman. BE. W. Campbell expands a 1000-bird Pennsylvania collection. David Howells enrolls at Moody School in Mt Hermon MA. Local council outing ends in a tie game at Harvey's Lake with Elite orchestra. A mysterious Duryea street incident leaves a bound body and stolen rope. A thunderstorm floods Main Street. one death reported with services set. Local tales include property work by J T Allen and repainting of DL&W buildings.
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David Howells
Mt. Hermon
Massachusetts
Moody School
Harvey's Lake
John Gravell
William Bower
Luzerne Avenue
Cheswick
Allegheny County
Will Luckey
Vienna
Joseph Hiloman
Stipp
Main Street
Duryea
Benedict
Stephenson Street
Miss Benedict
la Verne Frink
Wyalusing
T. V. Frink
John Kelly
Susquehanna
Alice Kelly
Vielt
Chicago
Mia
Margaret Keeler
JT. C. Allen
West Church Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Social Roundup in Tunkhannock and Nearby Towns
Misses Boyce of Pinestreet entertain guests including Miss Anna Kluge of New York and Miss Clary Collins of Lovelton. Local visitors include Mrs. Elmer Vaughan and pension staffer Joseph Lott. District Attorney O. Smith Kinner attended. others travel from Pittston and Kingston as community residents visit kin and attend events.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Boyce
Pinestreet
Anna Kluge
New York
Clary Collins
Lovelton
May Keating
Angeline Gibbons
Alice Murray
Frances Murray
Charles Gibbons
Thomas Cawley
Joseph Keating
Austin Powers
A. T. Walsh
P. F. Gallagher
Pittston
Charles Elmer
Mehoopany
Elmer Vaughan
Joseph Lott
Pension Department
Washington, D. C
Kingston
William Breckendorf
New York City
Unis Place
Nina Carney
Joseph Luce
Albert Jennings
Maurice Jennings
Slocum Street
Lemon
Claude Arnis
Easton
Benjamin Carey
Third Street
C BE
van Wormer
Harmon & Co
Ladyville
Daniel Squires
Nicholson Township
J. M. Palmer
Moravia
Graham
Frank Ave
Wheaton
Lake Carey
Henry Barham
Alice Irvin
Brooklyn
Tioga Stret
Montrose Gossip and Death Notice From Town
Montrose August 19. Insurance agent A Vail of New Milford visits town. John Clark of Binghamton returns after a brief stay. D Cart of Erie Lake was here on business. News arrives of Perry Smith of Qwego formerly of this place and son of George S Smith. The report continues with details of his passing and local connections.
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Montrose
A. Vail
New Milford
John Clark
Binghamton
D. Cart
Erie Lake
Perry Smith
Qwego
George 8. Smith
Mrs Mollie Allen Credits Tablets For Preventing Attacks
Mrs Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky says she has prevented cholera morbus attacks by using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when symptoms appeared. She notes indigestion triggers these attacks and the tablets cleanse the stomach to ward off the illness. Sold by all druggists.
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Mollie Allen
South Fork
Chamberlain
Lake Winola hosts big hotel reception with six-piece band
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Lake Winola set for a banner day next Saturday at Hotel Clifton. An orchestra of six will perform at the reception promising a good time for attendees. The Jolly Wanita Camping club concluded a pleasant two-week stay and returned home. At the Clifton were R. M. Hughes and family, Geo W. Davis and wife, Mrs. R. W. Kellow and family, Miss Bertha M. Saunders, Miss Martha Matthews, C. W. Johnson and wife, Frederick Lanahan and mother, and Miss J Louise Stark, all from nearby cities including Scranton, Bloomfield, Philadelphia and West Pittston.
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Scranton Tribune
Lake Winola
Clifton
Jolly Wanita Camping Club
R. M. Hughes
West Pittston
Geo. W. Davis
Scranton
R. W. Kellow
Bertha M. Saunders
Martha
Community Notes From Hamlinton and Surrounding Area
Rev. Dr. Brooks preached at the Presbyterian church in Haminton. Miss Francis Foote visited her aunt Mrs. F. A. Orchard. Mrs. Ly. J. Pelton is convalescent from pleurisy. Dr. W. A. Stone takes a two week vacation at Atlantic City. Orval Peet cut his thumb, hay cutting in a cutting-box. Union picnic at East Sterling attended by two large loads from the M. E. Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bell visited Mrs. Maury Bell in Carbon Dale. Arthur Harrimson of Austin hosted by Miss Laura Edwards. Mrs. S. F. Polley of Seelyville visiting relatives. Dr. J. A. McKee of Wilmington, Del., spent Sunday with family. G. A. Clearwater and wife of Green Ridge visited last week. Willard Lathrop of Troop G Seventh Cavalry, now at Camp Chicamaugua, visiting uncle Amos Olver.
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Hamilinton
Dr. Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
Presbyterian Church
Francis Foote
Hollisterville
F. A. Orchard
Ly. J. Pelton
W. A. Stone
Atlantic City
Orval Peet
M. E
East Sterling
F. A. Bell
Carbondale
Maury Bell
Arthur Harrimson
Austin
Laura Edwards
8. F. Polley
Seelyville
J. A. McKee
Wilmington
Del
G. A. Clearwater
Green Ridge
Willard Lathrop
Seventh Cavalry
U. S. Army
Cuba
Camp Chicamaugua
Amos Olver
Local Social Notes Highlight Surrounding Town Visitors
Uniondale notes list several visiting and hosting residents. Clarence Spencer and Mrs. Spencer from Carbondale visited Dougis Coleman. Rev J G Raymond and Mrs. Raymond entertain their daughter Mrs Best of Wyoming. Gertrude Fernley sang solos at the Methodist Episcopal church. Numerous relatives and friends visitors are mentioned including Pauline Coleman, Chirence Cramer, N Fuhrman family, Branton reunion attendees, and others in Carbondale South Canaan Honesdale Forest City Deposit and Hancock areas.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Clarence Spencer
Carbondale
Dougis Coleman
J. G. Raymond
Best
Wyoming
Gertrude Hayden Fernley
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pauline Coleman
South Canaan
Honesdale
Chirence Cramer
Scranton
M. D. Daniels
Thoms Yorke
Shepherd Carpenter
Montrose
Harry Coleman
Ellis Stimpson
N. Fuhrman
Branton
Starrucea
Miriandi Coyle
Forest City
Smith Slelter
Winthrop
Deposit
Albert Ople
A. E. Foster
Bessie Fuhrman
Hancock
Scranton Visitors Report Local Social Roundup
Mrs. Roper and her son Roy of Scranton visit her sister Mrs. M. Crock. Mrs. Frank Tingley of Harford visits Mrs. M. L. MacMillian. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn and family of the Lackawanna Valley stay with Mrs. Shaffers. Miss Marie Kenyon returns home to Chenango Forks. Misa Ethel Stark visits friends at Laceyville. Mrs. N. C. Tiffany spends a few days at Hopbottom.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Chenango Forks
Misa Ethel Stark
Laceyville
N. C. Tiffany
Hopbottom
Record Crowd At Tilyou's Steeplechase Pier
Atlantic City reports a Sunday crowd surpassing the prior week with an estimated 285000 attendees, a figure compiled from railroad tallies for Saturday through Monday. Despite Rev Dusky Jones predicting disaster, the anticipated tidal flood did not occur and yesterday passed without major trouble.
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Ivrlune Bureau
Tilyou
Atlantic City
Dusky Jones
Scranton Figures Attend Shore Ad Event Prominent Local Guests
A crowd from Scranton and nearby towns visited The Tribune bureau on the Steeplechase pier for the advertised food event. Attendees included EH Page Clarks Summit Harvey Shipman Stroudsburg J Weber Pittston and many others from Wilkes-Barre Scranton Pittston Administrators and families staying at the Normandie Capitol Boscobel and Senate hotels. The list features numerous local residents and their companions from Scranton and area towns across multiple lodgings.
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Scranton
Tribune Bureau
Steeplechase Pier
EH. R. Page
Clarks Summit
Harvey Shipman
Stroudsburg
J. Weber
John Dougherty
Pittston
C. BE. Hale
Reese Lloyd
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie Mahon
Josephine Mahon
Dora Brennan
W. R. Golden
Conductor Carpenter
Lacklawanna
G. and
H. Watson
F. Riotman
Allan
M. Killgallen
J. Strauss
Normandie
Dougherty
Capitol
Boscobel
Kline
Senate
Atglen
Johns
Martha Johns
Thomas J. Williams
Harry Browning
Davis
John Benore
Mra
Art Benore
Joseph Morgan
E. Garr
Carbondale
Osborne
Wiltshire
J. Zaiber
Silverton
Elberon
W. C. Gorman
Cedarcroft
N. Jones
T. P. Daniels
Adolphus
F. Missett
James Jordan
Kenilworth
Nellie
New England
Taylor saw mill expands in North Taylor forest
George James has moved the machinery from Pyne to a large forest opposite Holden colliery. A gang of workmen is chopping the forest for a new saw mill as the town sources progress and the clerks Old Forge and nearby play a river side grounds game at 2 pm this afternoon. Local residents return from visits to Lake Winola Nianticoke Olyphant Scranton and Cleveland with various guests and homecomings noted.
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George James
Pyne
Holden
North Taylor
James
Old Forge
Elizabeth Owens
Margaret Jones
Maud
Blanche Davis
Marie Francis
Joseph Davis
John Owens
Lake Winola
John E. Evans
Margaret
Edward
Niaticoke
Hopkins
Miles
Scranton
William Davenport
South Main Street
Factoryville
Roy Hoskins
Atherton Street
Olyphant
Barre
Wilkes-Barre Range
William M. Thomas
Cleveland
Theatre Casting and Engagements for Next Season
Sydney Deane engaged to support Mabelle Gilman John B Mason to join Elsie De Wolfe company next season Mind Porner Gordon to play Mrs Richard Sterling in The Climbers Mary Hampton to lead in The Price of Pardon Thomas W Broadhurst to produce The Black Hind Grace Cahill to be Robert Mantells leading woman Louise Drew to support Virginia Harned in Irie Nell Burgess to open The County Pale in Denver Cal later this month Risa Ryan to star in new western Life Nevada Jane Quaker secured English rights to Pudd n' Wilson Down the Line with John Henry Ewiley Whirley named for Weber Field burlesque at New York house Helen Harcourt leading in At Cozy Corners Florence Reed joins Proctor Stock Boston company next season
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Sydney Deane
Mabelle Gilman
John B. Mason
Elsie de Wolfe
Mind ‘Porner Gordon
Richard Sterling
Mary Hampton
Thomas W. Broadhurst
Grace Cahill
Robert Mantell
Louise Drew
John Drew
Virginia Harned
Irie
Nell Burgess
Denver
Cal
Risa Ryan
Nevada
Jane Quaker
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Woman’s Cure Claim for Kidney Troubles by Lydia E Pinkham
A reader testimonial from Louise Grason of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing kidney trouble and other symptoms. She praises the product and urges others to seek confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Louise M. Gibson
Lydia
Pinkham
M.S
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louise Grason
Langley Ave
Chicago
Ill
Baseball results from early games across major cities
Scores from baseball matchups in St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati among Brooklyn New York Philadelphia and Boston with details on batteries and umpires for each game. Notable line shows St Louis beating Brooklyn 4 to 0 in one game and other contests with varying runs and inning tallies.
Help Wanted Soliciters Travel for Libraries in Pa
Three high class solicitors are sought to travel as representatives for the Booklover's Library and the Tabard Inn Library in Western Pennsylvania. Apply at Hotel Jermyn between 9 and 12 today and ask for Mr. Fisher.
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Pennsylvania
Booklover’s Library
Tabard Inn Library
Jermyn
Fisher
Battery Pairings and Umpires Across League Trips
A fragmented box score style notice lists games at Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with battery combinations and umpires. It notes a Boston Detroit matchup postponed due to rain and provides partial inning scores and fielding credits for each city date.
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Boston
Detroit
Scranton Forging Company Annual Meeting Announcement
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Scranton Forging Company is set for August 21 at 8 o'clock p m at the company office in Scranton to elect Directors and conduct other business. Also notice of bankruptcy sale of Scranton Lumber Co. assets on September Lith day at 10 am at 207 East Market Street Scranton includes a planing mill with machinery sheds and offices.
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Scranton
Scbariton
W Say
Bo'clock
I. F. Chamberlin
Scranton Lumber Co., Limited
Teforee
Baneruptcy
United States District Court
East Market Street
Market Street
Rosanna Avenue
Hugh BH
Andrews
Branton Lumber Co. Limited
W. HH
Jessup
Erie Railroad Schedule Notes and Time Table Fragments
Fragmented timetable shows trains from Levianton to Lawley and Balmmaa with 7 20 and 6 20 a m and p m options, routes to New York Newburgh and Whitummediaio, plus Honesdale and Scranton connections. It lists departures and arrivals to Carbondale Scranton and nearby stations, with wording indicating June 15 4002 like calendar, and references to Philadelphia Baltimore and New Berlin branch lines.
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Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Witwet
Levianton
Lawley
Balmmaa
New York
Newburgh
Witummediaio Polite
Hom
Honesdale
Vrolne
Scranton
Oatario
Western
Scrmaton
Carbondale
Cadogan
Cadossa
Scrangon
Nat
Artly
Poyntella
Sidney
Norwich
Berlin
Cap
Baltingone
Tia
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board for Today
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for Wednesday August 20 shows assignments for crews and running numbers including Bummitts West and Nichols at 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. schedules. Crews Bartholomew Lamping Lattimer Stanton Mosler and others were listed with tasks and run numbers 66 62 61 and 57 for various departures.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Bummitts West
A. m
Nichols
Pushers
Bartholomew
Houser
Mabon
Costar
Murphy
Lidou
Cause
Lamping
Lattimer
Stanton
Mosler
Wallace
Crew
Devine
Kingsley
van Wormer
Little Ones Puzzle Collected Pieces Draw Hidden Object
The Tribune invites boys and girls to cut out daily pictures, circle a hidden object, and send entries to Puggle Department. First correct six marks received win inclusion of names in Monday’s Tribune.
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Tribune
Look It Up Advice From Yale Judge In Law School Exam
A Yale Law School examiner, Judge Bimeon Linldwin, posed a tough corporate law problem. The instruction to the student was practical: the best answer is to advise the client to return at 10 o clock after the student looks up the details in the meantime.
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Bimeon BE
Linldwin
Yale Law School
Lehigh Valley trains offer parlor cars to New York and Philadelphia
A railroad timetable lists Lehigh Valley Railroad services from Wilkes Barre to New York and Philadelphia with parlor cars and day coaches. It notes connections via D and H routes, midweek and Sunday departures, various express trains named Black Diamond Express, and intermediate stops through coal region towns such as Hazleton and Bethlehem. Tickets and reservations are available at the city ticket office, 69 Public Square Wilkes-Barre.
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Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Prineinal Inter Enpoiere
New
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagare Falls
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Cortland Street
A. W
Central Railroad timetables and routes from New Jersey lines
The notice lists NJ and New York rail connections effective June 2 with trains from Beyanton to New York Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown and Wilkes Barre among others at multiple daily times. It promotes the Quaker City Express via Scranton with a Pullman buffet parlor car and notes connections to Baltimore Washington Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Tamaqua and more with rates and tickets via station agents.
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Baltimore
Washington
PD. C
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes- Ssoite
Ocean ‘Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisbur
Allentown
Tamaqua
Bottuville
G. Desster
Bhurt
Pass
Schedule in Wilkes Barre June 16 1928 Train Service
Train schedule details for weekday and Sunday through trains from Scranton Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia with Pullman buffet parlor cars and coaches. Connections available to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. Stops at principal intermediate stations and service to Wilkes-Barre via vestibule train.
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Scheduie
Wied
Scranton
Wilkens-Tintee
Philadelphia
Vila Pottaville
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Philadelvhla
Pittshire
West
Wilkes-Barre
Pullman
Pottaville
Basleton
Pitts
Trains Schedules Around Scranton and Wilkes-Barre
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre routes list daily departures with times to Carbondale, Albany, Albury, Go rennes and Honeydale. Service notes include Sunday schedules and points north with multiple morning and afternoon trips, managed by PRYOR D P A Scranton PA.
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Tani
Wilkes-Barre
Tad
Pointe-Tal
Albury
Sid
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Harve
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Gwotiates
Honeydale
Minas
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