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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1897
Page
9
A busy slate features meetings, entertainment, and local notices. Highlights include a Josepik Hooke reorganization meeting, a grand entertainment by Taylor council, and the Lackawanna Trust company annual items. Stories cover court actions, prize events, and civic committee reports with community members named throughout the Scranton region.
A fragment notes products called Flexdline moulded cores and a page teaser stating availability at stores on December 3, 10, and 1. It mentions Mowe & Hagen as the retailers. The readable text is fragmented and unclear about full details or context.
Contestantee Cent lists first class coal egg stove and chestnut delivered within the city at two dollars per net hundredweight and two fifty in Dunmore. A Mowery of Dunmore furnishes telephone 4073.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Hood s Pills to purify the blood and cure indigestion and biliousness. It hints at meals and daily routines near Adams avenue and references unoccupied spaces and a costly bread sale.
DIED in West Scranton December 7 Miss Abn Davies 68 years at 87 Bynon Street funeral at residence Friday morning burial at cemetery. Interment at Forty Foyt via Delaware Lak eund Western train. ELIAS.10 Apring Brook December 6 Miss Kate Milne 22 at parents’ home services this afternoon interment Spring Brook cemetery.
Miss Underwood, chief kindergartner of the Scranton Free Kindergarten Association, speaks on expanding free kindergartens. A. De Holland and Dr. S. C. Logan contribute remarks. The event details concerns, aims, and the progress of two to four kindergartens with funding and breakfast programs for children, and plans for public school integration.
The Young Men's Christian association in Scranton showcases its Standard course with a strong lineup as General Gordon is set to speak next Monday evening. The event aims to surpass prior season attractives and draw larger crowds.
Piency Ed Titeloork and Leonora E Staples wed yesterday at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Groom son of Colonel and Mrs F L Fittenoeck, partner in the family insurance business after J Attiens Motor’s death. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin PM Biapiva of 15 Penn Avenue. Attendants included Miss Mary Alelle Switzer and others. vows witnessed by Rev M G Lansing. The couple will reside at HM Mon Bow Place and begin their new life together.
Dr J Stafford of Washington will lecture next Tuesday evening in College Hall on Macbeth and Thursday evening on Hamlet. The talks, praised by Shakespearean students, promise strong interest and lively study of the Trimertal Child of Aylar.
A period of suffering ends as Mrs Mire Ann Davies dies in Pittston with heart and lung trouble. Buried at Forty Fort after funeral at her Pittston residence. Also noted are the deaths of Katie Eilas of Spring Brook and Henry Nicholson of Jermyn, with services planned in Moscow and Jermyn respectively. post mortem by Dr Fields.
Keep a hot fire to warm the house but not for washing. Use only luke warm water with FELS NAPTHA soap from FLLS & CO Philadelphia.
In a Sunday operation for a brain abscess a patient died yesterday after rapid deterioration. At autopsy inflammation of the brain lymphatics caused multiple abscesses. Mrs. Daniels of HM ostreet died suddenly Monday evening after visiting her daughter. Decedent, 78, longtime Jermyn resident, leaves two sons and five daughters. Funeral at Welch Congregational church Thursday. Joanna Searle Lathrop of Montrose died Monday evening at 63, widow of Charles Lathrop and mother of several notable figures. Funeral Thursday at 2 o'clock with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs Coramith Emory Smith of Waverly, age 23, dies. funeral to follow arrival of mother from Montana. Elizabeth Howell, four, dies from membranous ennuie illness. funeral in Washburn Street Cemetery scheduled. Died at Waverly Mrs Coramith wife of Emory Smith and daughter of Mr John Lee, aged 23. funeral contingent on mother's arrival.
Legally challenged order affects crews at the mines by forcing them onto breaker time while workers will still complete full daily shifts. The dispute revolves around employer and employee interpretation of the schedule and enforcement.
A wartime era piece stresses the corset as a key item in a lady's dress. It explains its strong impact on appearance and urges careful selection to enhance beauty and avoid flaws.
An expert fitter representing the manufacturers will be at our store on the above dates to present the Flexibone Moulded Corsets. Ladies are invited to meet Miss Page and learn about the corsets' noted grace and beauty.
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