Week's Social News From Glenburn and Susquehanna
Local social items describe a Glenburn operetta benefit at G A Fuller lawn with Louise Palmer Smith and Clare Reynolds in leading roles. Tennis entrants push the Country club open tourney while the Dixie theatre opens with family friendly fare. Moonlight dances, visits, and many returns from summering towns fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenburn
G. A. Fuller
Louise Palmer Smith
Clare Reynolds
Elubeth Winton
Miss Palmer
Congressman Palmer
Wilkes- Pavre
Lister
Scranton
John Smith
BE. W
Thomas Hall
Dorothy Warren
Frances Jermyn
Movements of People in Various Towns
Rev W Davis ta in Yourville and Rev H S Potter in Albany NY. Mrs John Burketa at Mount Pocono and Mrs T J Reynolds at Lake Winola. T Jones home from Glhiuyn. F C Williams back from Dalton. Mamie Swartz moved to Port Jervis BE T Davis back from Menger J Collings back from Atlantic City. Jr and Mme W H Pigree and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bleree
Vivian
Thousand Lalande
N.Y
F. H. Gerlock
Lechighton
Edwards
Atlantic
A.M. Bingham
Dunmore
Lake Sheridan
I. ¥. Pierce
Ocean Grove
J. G. Dale
Clark's Summit
J. HW. Smith
W. W. Watson
Montrose
A. TH. Day
Jefferson Avenue
Lebanon
W. N. Coons
Hellevue
Allegheny County
W. M. Dickson
Whitehall
W. J. Hand
Jackson
N. H
J. Alexander and Son
Clay Avenue
Allentown
J. Selden Blair
Morningside
J. W. Philling
Walter
Preston Park
W. A. Simrell
Adiams Avenue
Atlantic City
R. Puller
Waverly
Lawrence
Florence J. Weir
George Sanborn
R. M. Stratton
Southold
Mas Trovifelt
Madison Avenue
Hudson
Willa
Elizabeth Herrmann
Albert EE. Messmer
Blue Point
L. C
A. JK. Walker
Tlome
Wayne Courts
G. W. Hushnell
Wyoming Avenue
Susquehanna County
Hy, W. Mulholland
Bonher
Athlnllc City
Patrick Maherty
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Me. Milman
Milman
Pittsville
Pettigrew
Gibson Street
Barker
Lake Ariel
Miss Kingsbury
Eleanor Kingsbury
Glen Summit
Robert Haag
Taylor Avenue
Schenectady
Albany
W. Davis
Yourville
Potter
Albany, N. Y
John Burketa
Mount Pocono
T. J. Reynolds
Lake Winola
T. Jones
Glhiuyn
F. C. Williams
Dalton
Love and nagging in married life humor
A humorous dialogue between two men on how wives seek constant assurances of love. One argues women want proof through acts and gifts, while the other laments being nagged by continual declarations. The piece satirizes gender expectations and the tension between words and actions in marriage.
Roxy Grandpa Arrives for My Antoinette Debut at Lyceum
George N. Murray a noted producer arrives to finalize plans for My Antoinette to premiere at the Lyceum on Saturday afternoon and evening next September 11. The piece follows earlier shows including A Chinese Honeymoon with strong notices for wit and stylish production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Murray
United States
Roxy Grandpa
My Antoinette
Lyceum
Swarthmore College Prospectus Highlights Facilities
The prospectus describes a co education institution ten miles from Philadelphia offering arts science letters and engineering degrees. It emphasizes a home atmosphere, small college feel, personal instructor contact, 200 acres of Crum Creek scenery, outdoor activities, modern laboratories libraries workshops and a new gymnasium. Catalogue available from Dr Joseph Swain president Swarthmore Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Crum Creek
Delaware
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore
Misses Merrill's Private School Reopens September 8 1902
The Misses Merrill's Private School for primary and intermediate pupils will re open Monday September 8 1902 at 612 Jefferson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Merrill
Jefferson Avenue
Arbitration awards no cause of action in Paget rabies case
Arbitrators John H. Bonner T A Beck and H W Mulholland filed an award of no cause of action in the Farrell versus Paget dog case. They heard evidence on August 6 13 and 28 and arguments by counsel for plaintiff John F Scragg L P Wedeman and defendant Joseph OBrien F B Donnelly. Doctors testified the dog showed rabies symptoms though one expert could not positively diagnose at first and asked to reexamine. Dr Helmer examined dog once and did not see it again after requesting more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bonner
T. A. Beck
H. W. Mulholland
John M. Farrell
H. A. Paget
Farrell
Dr. Paget
Joseph O'Brien
F. B. Donnelly
John F. Scragg
L. P. Wedeman
Dr. Paget's Hospital
Helmer
Lawsuit over 1900 Lackawanna explosion seeks damages
Annie Kline files a declaration in the case against John Richards L A Watres and H W Palmer executors of John Handley estate. An Aug 4 1900 gas blast on Lackawanna avenue destroyed a Handley estate building then housing the Merchants and Mechanics bank. Kline alleges eye injury and nervous damage, seeking 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Martin
Annie Kline
John ‘Tt. Richards
L. A. Watres
H. W. Palmer
John Handley
Lackawanna Avenue
Handley
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Charter Petitions For Greek Catholic Church And Civic Society
Attorney Joseph Gilroy filed yesterday for a charter for the Soszestwize Liv. Ducko Slavish Greek Catholic Church of Jessups, Pa to conduct worship as per Greek Catholic rites. He also sought a charter for the Civic Society of Wintonborough to promote social and intellectual improvement and teach citizens their rights and duties, fostering respect for law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gilroy
Soszestwize
Liv. Ducko
Jessup
Gilroy
Civic Society of
Wintonborough
Plaintiffs sue railroad and steel firms over flood damage
Joseph Golbelsh and Thomas F Brown claim 200 and 500 dollars respectively in damages from Wilkes Barre and Scranton Railway Central Mallroad of New Jersey and Scranton Steel company. Owen Sweeney sues for 3000 dollars. All reside in South Scranton and allege river flood damaged their property. Attorney A A Chase represents plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Golbelsh
Thomas F. Brown
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railway Company
Central Mallroad
New Jersey
Scranton Steel Company
Goelbelsh
Brown
Owen Sweeney
Secranton Steeel Company
South
Scranton
A. A. Chase
O'Malley Couple Sue Empire Life Over Policy
Henry O Malley and Margaret O Malley through Attorney D J Reedy sue Empire Life Insurance for $1000 policy on Margaret McHale who was accepted as risk July 25 1802 and died March 6 1902. They allege repeated demands were ignored and the company refused settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Malley
Margaret O'Malley
D. J. Reedy
Empire Life Insurance Company
Margaret McHale
Descendants of Captain Reynolds Reunion Planned in Abington
The descendants of Captain Robert Reynolds plan a reunion on Keystone academy grounds Saturday August 30 at 10 am. The article traces the Reynolds family settlement in Abington 1793 with pioneers who built mills roads and the first Beranton Abington road. It notes military service from Captain Hubert Reynolds lineage including Civil War World War II and Spanish War veterans and a goal to erect a monument in Factoryville cemetery and publish a history of the family and Abington settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reynolds
Keystone Academy
William Wall
Job Tripp
Abington
Great Bend
Beranton
Hubert Reynolds
Rhode Island
Carpenters
Capwells
Walls
Millera
Seamane
Outerhout
Wilkes-Barre
George
Colonel Topham
Washington
Trenton
War Department
George Reynolds
Robert
America
San Juan Hill
Porto Rico
Sandwich Ways and Daily Habits Featured in Domestic Science
The article extols sandwiches as a daily staple amid travel, picnics, and school openings. It details tomato, nasturtium, oyster, ginger and orange Neufchatel, and mushroom fillings, plus a bread and butter egg treat, with kitchen tips and a note on careful laundry of bedding and a child’s rolling box for safe daytime play, credited to Emma Paddock Telford.
Ground Squeezing Causes Delays Near Rail Tracks
Fissures appeared over several days at Tripp Park and extended across the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad tracks delaying trains. A slight cave-in was reported near Cayuga with no major damage recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Park
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Examinations Held for High School Entrance
Examinations for high school entrance were conducted Thursday and yesterday and will be completed today. A large number of students from grammar grades and from areas outside the city are being examined.
Satins and Taffetas in Regular 15 18 and 20 Cent Qual
Satins and taffetas offered in regular 15 18 and 20 cent quality in all colors. Satins and taffetas faced.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Country Club
Ellis
F. (. Fuller
Board of Trade Building
Eity
Dixie Theatre
Dixie Hare
Susquehanna Danoe Club
Fountain Park
V. Austin
A. G. Fell
HH. Long
Parker
F. Cc
Smith
H. D. Nyce
W. A. Reutelhuber
M. Detrick
Theo
B. Ralfe
G. J. Long
W. Brubaker
W. G. Golt
Alexander
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Park
Plymouth
Carey Avenue
Kingston
Dorranceton
Forty Fort
Wyoming
West Pittston
Lehigh Valley Depot
D. P. Serine
East Side
Scrine
William. Wagstaff
T. J. Watkins
A. G. Ackerson
Hallstead
Airs. Hill
Hoffman
Gear
Weed
Vin Nort
Blesecker
Drew
Fielding
Cummings
Warren
Devine
Manley
PL Wagner
Rice
Neave
William Wanetutt
Maud Wag- Flaff
Frankie Ackerson
Misa Marcey Wiathing
Kathleen Watkins
Misa Stella M. Wedeman
Penn Avenue
Charles H. Constantine
G. A. Cure
Parker Street
Washington Avenue
F. J. Platt
Mra
A. B. Blair
George Washington
Court House
Hem-m
Saucy Hees
Aoman
Tommy Rat
Pim
J. Alfred Pennington
Mr. Pennington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Elm Park Church
Waaay
Lavitaty Coc
Durham
Ccm
Wynecoon Posthine Cis Cceereseerer
Alphonse Malily
Cantalene
Batiste
Israel
Buck Af
Diddley Bick
A. L. W. Price
Nethig
Fpenington
Coly
Snyder and
Buenos Me
Dixie's
Bauer
Ross Lawn
A. Kelly
Thomas Miles
Boys of the Old Brigade
Chambers
Thomas Miles Seleetion
Marlon
Dekoven
Wiil A
Kelly Medley
Bever March
Englind
Clarke Overture
Keler Bela Huritone
Welly Polit
Buotamio
Ahrbach
Englinder March
Olt Brothers
Berantoen
Olympic Theater
Chicago
Messrs
Klein and
Nickerson
Swarthmore College
Handley Executors
Charters
Captain Reynolds
Factoryville
Brillat-Bavaria
Neufchatel
Ber- UN
Aelfrellance
Sid
Baby
Emma Paddock Telford
the Keller Brothers
Keller & Vandyke
Capouse Avenue
Lackawanna Railroad
Wyoming Ave
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