Tribune's Educational Contest update and local notes
The Tritone Educational Contest shows changes in standings with David Timtey taking the lead and Oliver Callahan dropping to second as Charles Rodriguez and David C. Spencer remain near the top. The column also details parish events, society gatherings, field day entries, a cholera infant death, and family reunions across Scranton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritone
David V. Timtiey
Weat Market Street
Oliver Callahan
Callahan
Birtley
Charles Rodriguez
David C. Spencer
Bloomeburg
Spencer
Tribune
Tribane
Scranton
Springville Camp Meeting and Local News Update
Springville hosts a camp meeting as veterans of Company C gather near Cyrus Marey farm for reunion planning. Community notes report diphtheria affecting Mee W Spencer family, drought harming crops, local real estate moves, and a fruitless Sunday school due to conditions. Mrs Entella Sherman of New York visits Ida Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Witlenilas
Company C
Tee
Pennerleinia
Nontiell
Comrale Cerin Marey
Lake Caren
Boya
Etna
Spencer
Lyten
Reimer
Cyrus Marey
Hemershot
Dora Vor Siloki
Als Scott
Ratingville
Azores
Minustelor Hupwell
Pointh
Srern
Calver
Metho Het Epimopal
Entella Sherman
New York
Ida Tuttle
Local News Nuggets From Hallstead Scranton Tribune
Hallstead notices include Bayer visiting on Main Street and family reunions. News mentions visitors from Scranton and Montrose, a New York trip, and school plans for Minghanton high school. Community events cover a field day at M.C.A. grounds, sock sale proceeds for Mrs. Eterco, and a Pocahontas lodge ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Bayer
Thie Place
Main Street
F. H. Belden
Philips
Scranton
Bev
M. J. Watkins
Three Lakes
Honnamer
Duffois
New York
Wright
Mra
Friena
Montrose
Harriet Davie
Corwin
Ross Park
Winghamton
Wedmeaday
Manstead
Henry
Arthur DuBole
Minghanton High School
M.C. A
Eterco
Ah Barnes
Montrose News Highlights Local Visits and Civic Events
Montrose residents and visitors are noted in a crowded column of social items. Nellie Carpenter of Hinghamton visits Miss Anna Thatcher on Maple, Mary Crane of Syracuse visits at Lake Avenue, and Almira Fentham stays at Ocean Grove. George Youngs, a longtime local figure, is recalled as a trusted businessman connected with Wilkes-Barre. Rev. Gustav Garris greets Montrose friends. The town plans for an annual fire department parade in Oween with Montrose participants and a large Grange picnic. Community members receive pay at the state camp, and Justice Green’s passing prompts tributes. A Lakeside Country Club tennis tournament and a summer skating event are announced, with local venues and organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Aug
Nellie Carpenter
Hinghamton
Ohe Place
Anna Thatcher
Maple Street
Mary Crane
Syracuse
Mes
Henry PF
Tirrell
Lake Avenue
Mier
Almira Fentham
Ocean Grove
Jeanne Smith
Scranton
Chundere
George Youngs
Wilkreirre
Thie Place
Youns
Gustav Garris
Rosh
Eliy
Montrome Wire Company
Oween
Montrose Ting
Grange
Sed
Toley
Greg
Mitpy
Jide Thankon
Montevier
Teemt
Michiel
Benth Tbet
Wieiniewe
Charles Tritt
Tacerville
Saalate
Leander Lott
Brewster McMoltum
McCollim
Justice Green
Tim
Justine
Mies
Helen Griffis
Cerise
Thos, Uilaworth
Vow
Wyoming County
Lakeside Country Club
Thermus
Werhert
Carlton Shafer
Cegister Elk
Tollistor
Bern
Selden Kingsbure
A. A. Pawley
Binghamton
Vestal Centre
Forest City Social Notes Mix Local Visits and Events
Forest City residents share visits with relatives in Scranton Waymart and Newark Valley. Local church and Paramor meetings, a street fire alarm at Main Street, and travels to Crema New York are noted along with community entertainment and reunions.
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Moetther
Wiep Fon
Elienhoth Miggine
Mie
Oliver Coyle
Moses Taylor Hospital
Scranton
Benjamin Maxey
Cleerge Ff
Maxey and Family
John Maxx
Aqul
Mere Thema Brown
Biv Gent Finaly
W. J. Qwen
Monee
Aval Fenny
H.W. Brown
Arua Sunn
Choroh
Cie
William Tnteest
Delaware
Tureday
Main Street
B. A. Blowhym
Groree Waney Ao
May
Mire
Owene
John Wellington
Newark Valley
Mee
M. Leonard
Mion
Stetnon
Conver
Siwiqurhatina Street
Thompson special to Scranton Press notes local events
The report cites Rowell Wrighters operation in Scranton, Rev Leonard Coles illness, and George Blandin’s death after forty hours. Blandin, 72, a Thompson resident for 72 years, is survived by daughter Mev and brother William. Camp meeting attendance declined due to cloudy weather. Prohibition rally featured practical speeches.
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Prine
Ang
Rowell Wrighter
Bied Wrighter
Scranton
Leonard
Ole
Thompson
Dowghter
C. Miller
William Blandin
Monlay
Elouila
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Patient Narratives
A group of reader letters and testimonial essay praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing bronchitis and consumption like cases. The letters describe long illness in the Indian Territory and Arkansas, dramatic weight gain, and belief the remedy saved lives. The piece argues nourishment and stomach health drive recovery and cites numerous unnamed patients and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Mr. L. Cameron
Parvin
Denton County
Texas
Arkansas
Pierce
Acre 4
Harry Smith
Andre
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser Offered by Dr Prince
Hygienic and medical guidance praised as clear and practical in Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser. The 1008 page volume is mailed on receipt of stamps to cover mailing costs. Mrs. Thompson of Georgetown Cal endorses it. Send 31 one cent stamps for cloth binding or 21 for paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
People
Common Sense
Charles E. Thompson
Georgetown
Eldorado Co
Cal
R. V. Prince
Buffalo
Lake Winola Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests
Local residents and visitors gathered at Hotel Clifton for dances and a veranda concert amid busy weekend registrations. Names include Hyratio N. Patrick John Seimmens Helen De Long George J. Peck and Mie Generieve La France among others with travel from Beranton Wikes Barte Philadelphia and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Winala
Mids Sullebury
Farurday
Hyratio N. Patrick
Dane Davis
John #Seimmens
Helen de Long
George J. Peck
William J. Bee
William RR. Allen
E. Dale
Everett W. Talles
BR. A. Gregory
John O'llaca
0. B. Little
Berantan
Mre Weller
Max Sonenblutt
J. T. Doyle
Charlee P. Bauer
J. & Long
Wiskee Barte
Perry W. Andrews
Mies
Susan M. Patches
Philadelphia
Mie Generieve la France
Wyoming
Walter Hollenbeck
Carbondale
I. W. Pardon
H. W. Stoker
Superintendent Stark
O. B H. Kennedy
Misa F. Mroughter
Aaron Brown
Tunkhan
Notable Names Appear in Local Notices
The item cites several individuals including W. Putnam of Factoryville Willia C. Krug of Pockville Min Sarah Dempaes of New Yorkelty among others seen in the readable text pointing to a broader listing of towns and people in the public notice.
Mrs Kimora Macheneer Wins Absolute Divorce
In Factoryville Mrs Kimora Macheneer Capwell received an absolute divorce from Lewellyn A. Capwell on statutory grounds. Judge Dowhiam granted custody of their son Roy and allowed the wife to resume her maiden name. The Reynolds descendants reunion was moved to Sept 1 due to county primaries.
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Woolley
Willow
Shirehaus
Mos
Gotutt
Coseon
Waymart
Eva Callender
Skranton
Callender
Annie Abbot
Katy Brown
Scranton
Aim
Leonard Flele
Crema
N. Y
Preterlay
Cooper and Con
Wilkee Marre
Hile Sitter
Lennind Cole
PG Rovhmnan
Carbondale
Tower Yeaterday
Mee
RK. Warke
Long Eady
Sin
PD Leder
Main Street
Laden
Merrick Centre
A. P. Lyden
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Aug
Lllewellyn A. Capwell
Lewellyn A. Capwell
Dowhiam
Tonkhamoel
Ayimmer
Roy
Local notes cover pond catch and park trips in small town
A brief column reports fishing at Ox Bow pond with a 41 pound catch and notes of local visitors and vacations. It mentions Professor and Mrs. Whitford visiting from Thompsonville and Mr and Mrs Watking vacationing in New Jersey. It also forwards fare news for a Sunday school excursion and details on a horse sale involving Belle THI and owner Alvins Ganinur with a price near 7300 dollars for the mare and foal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foh
Wlatton
Profesor
Ko Whitford
Thompkinevillea
S Vo
Mee
Watking
Aleth
Wathle
Shanton
Triley
Naw Aug Park
Ney Aur Park
Miee
Annette Buch
John Grant
Parsons
Fred M. Osterhout
Belle
Lady Mill
Kehoo
Alvinsi BR. Ganinur
Pertiapa
Mrr
Gardner
Avoca Notes Tax, Deaths, and Local Happenings
AVOCA residents learn John Moore becomes tax collector succeeding the late James Hurley. Obituary recalls Mrs. Moore's trials and family strain after her son’s fatal accident. Community updates include clerical, social, and travel news, with many local residents noted across Avoca and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
James Hurley
Patrick O'Reyle
More. Mee
Thomas Keenan
Clark
Mia
Moore
Dinesed
Merrick weds McLaughlin in St John’s ceremony
Ming Nellie Merrick of the city and Pelix McLaughlin of Taylor Pa were married in a quiet ceremony at St John’s Roman Catholic Church at 8 o’clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Nellie Merrick
Pelix McLaughlin
Taylor, Pa
St. John's
Wedding for McLaughlin and Miss Wetherley
Reverend Melanghlin of Taylor officiated as Miss Wether Qowley wore white organdie and carried a bridal rose. Best man Martin Gilvary of Taylor and Sittston’s Scranton Times correspondent assisted. After the ceremony, the couple drove to Wilkes Barre then returned to Taylor to begin home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Melanghlin
Taylor
Fler Naid
Wether Qowley
Martin Gilvary
Sittston
Scranton Times
Wilkes Rare
McLaughlin
Cochran Nominated by Lycoming Democrats for Congress
At the Lycoming county Democratic convention J. Henry Cochran was nominated for Congress despite a prior statement declining the nomination. Other nominees listed include H. G. Troxell and L. M. Castner for Assembly and Harry Garman for Jury Commission. The platform endorses the Kansas City program, calls for senators elected by popular vote, and condemns wartime taxes and current state administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliameaport
Lycoming County
J. Henry Cochran
Congress
H. G., Troxell
L. M. Castner
W. Osler
Harry Garman
Kansas City
Emer
Young Men's Republican Club
Democratic State Headquarters Opens In Horrietaire
The Democratic state committee in Horrietaire opened its headquarters with Chairman John & Willing of Kew presiding. Joseph W. Moyer of Potteville is reappointed secretary and Ba Bhirk of Erie assistant secretary. Campaign work starts in early September.
Reward Offered for Cure of Catarrh by Blood Treatment
One hundred dollars reward offered for a cure of catarrh that can be achieved by a remedy praised as blood and mucous based. The notice, signed by Chesney and associates, asserts long acquaintance and trustworthiness and promotes a patent or recalled remedy sold by a druggist, with claims of internal efficacy.
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SEY
Chesney
Sieney
Toledo
Waking
Kienan
Marvin
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International Correspondence Scheolin
Ida Frederick How
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Harry Viteh
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Sim A. T. Wollister
Harold
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Thomas Nhodavon
Schenectady
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Julia Hentricks
Low York
M. J. Flynn
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England
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