Social and Personal News From Green Ridge Area
Mrs G Fred Whittemore entertained the Green Ridge Presbyterian choir at a Martha Washington reception at 1410 Delaware Street. Guests wore period costumes and enjoyed music by local soloists and refreshments served at 10 o clock. A later quiet wedding occurred in Motel Jermyn with Fred E Willson and Daley G as the newlyweds. The license number 22601 marked the union, with Paderewski passing by the parlor on his way to rooms.
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G. Fred Whittemore
Green Ridge
Whittemore
Zerfluh
Palmer
Myr
C. N. Hawley
Motel Jermyn
Fred E. Willson
Daley G
George W. Hall
Qlusicul Cirreles
International Correspondence School
Beranton
Liding
Something That Will Do You Good From Camden Meeeenmor
A Camden column promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a highly effective treatment for coughs colds and the risk of croup. The piece cites repeated family use and urges households with children to keep it on hand, noting it has prevented croup in the writer’s experience. Sold by all druggists.
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Camden
Local travelers and campaign chatter mix in muddled report
Fragmentary account notes a visit from residents to Devon Cuba and a group heading to New York to attend events at Prins Henry. The text mentions political support for John P Tikin and expresses unclear sentiment for a Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Miata
Florida
Devon
Cuba
Charlee Robyrenn
Victor Koel
Aterust Hothindon
New York
Prins Henry
Tie Williamn Crit
Frank Tobling
Kim Selim
Andrew Healer
Rosenthal
Titheillé
John P Tikin
Kikin
Fikin
Teaenthoal
Remains Identified Of Man Killed On Jersey Central
The body found on the Jersey Central tracks near the Mollevue breaker on February 11 was identified at Cusick's morgue as Peter Sinkievic, a miner living in Taylor. Identification was made by Mrs. Mary Dida. The remains stay at Castel's morgue and will likely be buried at friends' expense.
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Jersey Central
Mollevue Breaker
Cusick's Morgue
Peter Sinkievic
Taylor
Mary Dida
Castel’s Norgue
Rain May Come Today Promised By Weatherman
Weatherman Clarke forecasts rain today after a thaw began yesterday. City crews led by Superintendent Thomas cleared gutters and crosswalks, with warnings to property owners to clean sidewalks. if rain arrives, river levels on the Lackawanna and Roaring Brook may rise, prompting guards along the riverbank.
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Clarke
Thomas
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Public Works
Roche
Scranton
Chestnut Street
Lafayette Street
Lacka- Manna
Roaring Brook
Mills’ Field
Meaning of word scab discussed at Kugler hearing
A hearing for George Kugler secretary of striking street car employees accused of disorderly conduct debated if scab is a proper term. Kugler called scab at railway workers outside the Scranton company office and at Penn and Lackawanna avenues. Magistrate Howe reserved decision to hear further authorities cited by the defense and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kugler
Stephen Dyer
Scranton Railway Company
Howe
Wragler
Seab
Kugler
Seub
Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Clarence Ballentine
Kagler
C. P. O'Malley
Mr. Ballentine
Mr. O'Malley
Ballentine
Prince Henry to travel from New York to Niagara this week
Reports claim Prince Henry will leave Washington for Niagara shortly after his return to New York. A local German paper ran a story that he would pass through Boranton on the Lackawanna line, but Lackawanna officials say they know nothing of it.
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Prince Henry
Niagara
New York
Washington
Boranton
Nine Remonstrances Filed Over Licenses in Scranton Area
Lee of remonstrances against liquor licenses filed in Judge Daniels office include twenty plus by Municipal League against applicants in Dunmore Olyphant Dickson City and Scranton. Objections focus on need price suitability proximity to churches and poor houses with signers from Lincoln Heights Glenburn Mayfield and Clark's Summit among others.
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Municipal League
Lincoln Heights
Clark
Courta Daniels
Michael J. O'Royle
Mlakely Street
First Wild
Dunmore
W. D. Hozenfeld
Olyphant
Lewis Barrott
Glenburn
Patrick M'Nally
Lincoln Teigiite
Lackawanna Township
Patrick Connolly
Tancoln Heights
John O'Malley
Lincoln Weights
John B. M'Dermott
John Meedan
Mayfelil
Joan Mawts
Secon
Dickson City
Ellen Harris
Scott Road
Blakely
James Mora
Oscar Hendricks
Clark'n Simmit
Mary Lopatyner
Race Street
Scranton
J. J. Padden
Washington Avenue
Phelps Street
John Carroll
Lackawinna Avenue
Sevan
Lom
Henry UW. Jones
Sol Spruce
Thomas Cosgrove
North Main Avenue
Patrick J. Regan
Third Ward
John W. Brink
Drinker
Blikely Street
H. M. Marsh
George G. Sanborn
Franklin Avenue
Henry H. Jones
Arthur Whitney
Wese
Lark- Awad Avenue
Cosgstove
Regan
Amos Washer
M. Js. Smith
Dunmore Corners
W. G. Parker
W. A. Beemer
A. R. Mackay
A. G. Ives
E. W. Ives
L. F. Bower
Jennie EF. Brink
FE. Beers
W. N. Curry
Dan Powell
Michael J. O' Boyle
Hirst
W. W. Linthrope
Tkkotenfell
Lewis B. Carter
Lewis Barratt
Jerome Morrow
John Muants
J. G. Sanderson
George Moules
Henry Viandeberg
Charles H. Beany
J. E. Burr
Pord
Wong
Man de Frultiol
W. F. Clark
Waverly
Hosen
Thomas de Gruchy
D. Dd
Esp
Y. Perce
Revy
G. T. Smith
Factoryville
S&s
Brent Missionary Conference
Pennsylvania
School Board Considers Buying Adams Avenue Property
At the last regular session for 1901 02 the school board discussed reducing taxes on the Home for the Friendless vacant Adams Avenue property and possibly buying it on speculation for a nominal dollar down with five years to pay. A committee was formed including Jayne Jennings Schriefer Barker and Welsh to study the purchase. The board also voted to close night schools March 11 and reopen No 18 for vaccination only. Patrick Golden’s vacancy awaits two weeks.
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Jayne
Adams Avenue
Jennings
John Gibbons
Aly
Gibbons
Messrs
Schriefer
Barker
Welsh
Francois
HM. D. Fellows
David J. Reedy
Patrick Golden
Patrick Golden, Jr
Baptist Ministers Meeting Names Chairman and Speakers
At the Baptist Ministerial conference held yesterday morning in the Penn Avenue church Rev. A. H. Smith presided as chairman. Rev. W. J. Ford of Green Ridge presented a paper on Painful Religion and led an appreciative discussion with ministers H. J. Whalen G. R. Smith G. H. North J. Willams D. Spencer J. Matthews W. Bodle H. P. Hust R. F. Pierce Thompson A. H. Smith and others. Remarks included many complimentary words about Mr. Smith.
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Baptist Ministerial Conference
Penn Avenue
A. H. Smith
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge
Reys H. J. Whalen
G. R. Smith
G. H. North
BD. J. Willams
David Spencer
J. Matthews
J. W. Bodle
H. P. Hust
R. F. ¥. Pierce
BR. Thompson
Thomas DeGruchy
Obituary notices and funeral details from Scranton segment
Multiple obituaries note deaths of Bartley Crawn at 64 a painter and decorator. George Williams 10. Matt y A Nicholas 4. Mrs. William Dinon 4. Albert Charles months old. Funeral arrangements listed with houses on Washburn Street Academy Street North Main Avenue and 1520 Priv e Street with interment at Cambria and Washburn Street cemeteries.
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Bartley Crawn
South Hyde Park Avenue
Pneumontana
Kate
Albert Crown
Chiyton
N. J
West Scranton
Washburn Street
George Williams
Thomas C. Williams
Brishbin
Williams
William Dinon
North Main Avenue
William Wilson
North Maini Avenue
Albert Charles
William Charles
Prive Street
Cambria
Paine's Celery Compound touted as great nerve tonic
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the world’s greatest remedy for old age frailty. It claims to strengthen nerves, digestion, liver and kidneys, improve blood, and renew energy, citing testimonials from William P. Snowden and Mrs. Emyle Hyde Grinnell about long term use and health benefits.
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Paine
Hans
United States
Emyle Hyde Grinnell
Rushack funeral service announced for Archbald resident
A funeral arranged for Anthony Rushack will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the Archbald residence. A requiem mass will follow at St Peter's cathedral with interment in Cathedral cemetery. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Tomas church and burial in the Archbald Catholic cemetery.
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Adama Avenue
Vine Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Anthony Rushack
Archbald
St. Tomas’ Church
Arelbald Catholic Camerony
Funeral of Patrick Golden at Holy Cross Church
The late Patrick Golden school controller of the Sixth ward attracted a large crowd to his Luzerne Street home and Holy Cross church for services after 3 PM. Honorary pallbearers included John F. Sevage and F J Fitzsimmons. active bearers were John Moran and Patrick Prendergast, among others. Board of control and council members attended in force.
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Patrick Golden
Sixth Ward
Familly
Luzerne Street
Railroad Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Thomas Carmody
John F. Sevage
F. J. Fitzsimmons
John B. Rovhe
John J. Fahey
John Moran
James Lawless
Peter Gerrity
Patrick Prendergast
William Nealon
Patrick Rogers
John PF. Mahon
Richard D. Jennings
John M. Casey
M. J. Ft
Jacob Shafer
EE. D. Fellows
Dp. J. Reedy
Thomas C. Melvin
Thomas Cogorroyve
P. F. Calpin
Bankruptcies Set in Scranton and Harrisburg Proceedings
Daniel S of Hamibersburg and Benjamin Geller of Wilkes Barre were adjudged bankrupts by Judge Archard. Attorny CoA Battenberg trustee will sell Scranton Wine and Liquor Co. assets at public sale. The Penn Avenue butcher FC Arme bret also offered for sale by trustees A D Garenor and envy A. Gable. ME Oliver Byerky from Marrita filed for bankruptcy with debts over 3000 dollars and a court order for a March UL hearing to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S
Yout
Hamibersburg
Benjamin Geller
Wilkes Barre
Archard
Attormy Coa
Battenberg
Scranton Wine and Liquin Company
FC Arme Bret
Penn Avenue
Tristey A
Harrisburg
Oliver Byerky
Alka
Marrita
Archebald
Byer
Great Mill End Sale at Goldsmith's Bazaar Opens
The Lockhart Mill End Sale returns to Goldsmith's Bazaar this morning at 8 30 o clock with a vast stock of MUI Ends offered at unusually low prices. Shoppers from the city and surrounding towns anticipate substantial savings in dry goods.
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Lockhart Mill
Goldsmith's Bazaar
Goldsmith's
Lockhart
Lakewood NJ Resort Noted For Fashionable Clientele
The piece extols Lakewood New Jersey as a premier winter resort rivaling Brighton. It highlights fashionable clientele, diverse pastimes such as driving golf walking polo and yachting, and praises Lakewood hotels for comfort and hospitality. It promotes the New Jersey Central Lakewood Booklet by C. M Burt G P A for authentic information, free upon request.
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Fortign
Brighton
Lakewood
New Jersey
New Jersey Central
Authenti
M. Burt
G. PL
Liberty Street
New York City
Lady’s Undergarments Describe Skirts and Lace Trimmed Gowns
A description of garments including long and short skirts with flounce gowns in nainsook and cambric. Corset covers and drawers are highlighted with embroidery and lace trimming.
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Goodell
Washington Ave
THE
Baby Bazaar
Aundry, Sos Peon Avenue
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Tidlige KO
Connenticul
Wilah
Hishop Hoban
KJ. Lafferty
Dessupr
JA. O'Meilly
Rilver Lae
Susquehanna County
Wok. Shean
M. Tf. Brown
Tom
Knights of Columbia
Miry
Betijochin Sainter
Prince May Pa&s
John E. Stas
Holy Ghost
J. J. O'Malley
Tord
Jamentowr
N. Y
No. 18
Baptist Ministers Meeting
Mra
Matty A. Nicholas
Academy Street
Hugh Davis
P Snowden
U. S. Court Notes
Covington
Atlanta
California
E. G. Coursen
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Masury
Franklin Ave
Cramer Wells Co
Hartford Typewriter
Tits Machinn
Hewt
Mitest
Hartfont
Enstains No Dare
Ike Ltd
Sella
Reliatte Nts
Hartford
Horf An
Maung
Seutill
He ‘Tribune
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street