Bank officers listed for year end report
A. Watres serves as President and Johnson as Vice President with A. H. Christy as Cashier in the bank officers roster.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
9
A. Watres serves as President and Johnson as Vice President with A. H. Christy as Cashier in the bank officers roster.
The reception and social planned for Friday evening for the Scranton United Choral Society has been postponed to a later date.
Lt Colina on Jefferson Avenue yesterday caused the arrest of George Jones and P J Collins on a charge of Jar oy. Warrants were denied by Al Ira Kamwa before whom both defendants waived a hearing and entered WL. The provocateur is blow out for property on Laghawanne Avenue near Washington Avenue and he recently se-
The court records show the landlord’s warrant cured and a levy placed on the defendants’ property valued at five hundred dollars. The defendants allegedly removed the property simultaneously, rendering them liable for charge of larceny.
Charen Miller of Green Ridge street was arrested yesterday at his wife’s urging for desertion. She says he left her and their children in distress as he entered Wall before Monterrate Mill for his apprenticeship.
At a gathering of the Catholic historian group committees were formed to arrange a forthcoming coalition event in the Knights of Columbus club. The dance is planned for December 96 with invitations issued for attendance and venue details to follow.
Supreme Deputy William Ginny presides over a Rosa Society of Good Mellows gathering in Drake's Hall at Lickawenna. Thirty-four charter members will be announced, with city members urged to arrive before 4 owtock of the Duryea cap.
A freight train struck a team loading at a crossing in front of the locomotive yesterday afternoon. The incident killed the driver and his team and halted rail traffic as crews investigated the collision.
A popular shop presents a range of beautiful and useful home decorations and furniture. The display includes Flemish oak pieces, India brassware, lamps, rugs, hangings, and an extensive carpet line, with a unique showroom that lets buyers view items in separate rooms for a homelike, exclusive shopping experience.
Arguments were heard in argument court on exceptions to Referee Lowry's report. George W. Jenkins sues the City of Scranton for salaries as tax collector for thirteen months. City claims a removal by the July 1901 appointment of J J Robinson and a bond of 80000 for a city treasurer. Judge Carpenter counters that no removal occurred and Robinson never held office. bond timing is invalid. Divorce cases listed followed.
Traditional JELL-O Snow Pudding recipe instructs dissolving a pack of Jell-O in water, beating in egg white, then folding into the gel and chilling until firm. Serve with whipped cream for any meal. four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry. package 10 cents.
Hudson Lena Ross opposes W W Ross and M F E Green faces B C Green while Nora K Betweller sues A K Detweller as the quarter sessions list is set for discussion today.
Notice to Republican voters of the Tenth Ward that primaries for school controller, constable and for the selection of a register of voters and election board in two districts will be held January 14, 1903, between 4 and 5 p.m. Candidates must register and pay their assessment by December 27, 1902 to O. P. Ridgway or F. E. A. Wenzel.
Expressions of gratitude arise for Schriever’s artificially lighted pictures evenings from seven to nine o'clock. The results equal daylight portraiture.
Florence Thomas aged 14 and George Thomas aged 9 were removed from Mrs. Joseph Kiefer and Jacob Kiefer of Cherry Street after allegations of brutal beating. Florence testified Aunt used an iron stove lifter a broom handle and a bread knife on her and she was later placed in the Home for the Friendless. The uncle and aunt faced charges with the children taken into care.
A residence on Clay Avenue in Scranton priced over eight thousand dollars is to be sold for six thousand. The property includes city steam heat and a large lot on a paved street in a premier location. Broker W. T. Hackett invites buyers today for a limited opportunity.
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