Rededication of Hawley Methodist Church in Hawley
The old Hawley Methodist Episcopal Church, a landmark for over fifty years, was formally rededicated after two and a half months of repairs and alterations. The service featured Rev. J. F. Warner, Rev. J. Newell, Rev. J. Crane, and Rev. C. M. Minch, with the Keystone double quartet providing music. The debt was reported fully provided, and the event included blessings from the congregation and a public vote of thanks to the quartet.
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Scranton Tribune
Hawley
Hawley Methodist Episcopal Church
Honesdale
C. Simpkins
FL Warner
J. V. Newell
J. P. Crane
The
Presbyterian
C. M. Minch
Chester
Baptist Church
Keystone Double Quartette
Peckville
Mesers
G. B. Shay
H. A
William Frear
Thomas Llewellyn
James Cowans
John Titley
Stanley Means
Richard Carvorth
E. Llewellyn
Simpking
Keystone Quartette
Century Welcomed With Fire Gong And Masquerade Dance
On New Year eve Honesdale marked the end of the nineteenth century with a public display as cannon boomed and steam whistles roared. Ninety eight Erie excursion tickets to New York were sold at the union station. A masquerade at the Central theatre drew about forty couples, featuring Miss Florence Suydam and Mr Charles Dorflinger. Notables from Carbondale Scranton Orange Buffalo attended the celebration.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Flint
Union Station
Erie
New York
Florence Suydam
Charles Dorflinger
Erie Hose Company Hall Social At Hogan Opera House
The Erie Hose Company No 1 held a largely attended social at Hogan Opera House with Doran’s orchestra providing music. The Erie Railroad may pay 700 toward street severances in the borough. The funeral of William Rice Kavanaugh was held at East Main Street residence with interment in Rochester NY. Colonel William H Herlford remains seriously ill. A midnight mass occurred at St Johns Catholic church. Clarence E Tillsworth hosted Christ Episcopal Men’s Club. Susquehanna churches held a Twentieth Century watch night service. Rev Edward Reilly may be called to Susquehanna Presbyterian church. Waseca council and Poca hontas delegates attended Kavanaugh funeral. The Combination Social Club plans a social hop at Hogan Opera House on Tuesday. HM Hall and Thomas H Lanning are in Harrisburg.
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Susquehanna
Erie Hose
Hogan Opera House
Doran
Erie
Erie Railroad Company
William
Rice) Kavanaugh
East Main Street
Charles Henry Newing
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rochester
N. Y
William H. Herlford
St. Johns Catholicc Church
Clarence E. Tillsworth
Christ Episcopal Church
Oakland
Lanesboro
Susquehanna Methodist Church
Edward Reilly
Mansfeld
Susquehanna Presbyterian Church
Waseca Council
Pocahontas
Willian
HM. Hall
Thomas H.lanning
Harrisburg
Baptist Parsonage
New Milford Presbyterian Meeting Postponed to Jan 14
The annual meeting of the Presbyterian church and society in New Milford is delayed from January 7 to January 14. The report lists local visits and guests including D W Fancher, Archie Stratton, and Mae Boyle. Numerous residents plan or report visits, illness, and community activities for the week.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
The
Presbyterian Church and Society
D. W. Fancher
Scranton
Albert Risley
Jefirie Boyle
Carbon Tale
W. Morgan
Archie Stratton
Mae Boyle
Wilkea-Paris
Leon Mills
Kingsley
J. M
Willie Travis
Binghamton
L. M. Bradley
Laura Badger
Zaa McConnell
Stroudsburg
Charles Tucker
Ladies’ Working Guild
Cc. S. Wall
Rachel Brundage
Sadie Quinn
Mre. J. Golden
Cohooton
May Hoge
Great Bend
Nev
Mra
N. Ives
Corbetaville
Mallory
FE. M. Wall
Ace Luce
Maud Travis
Upsonville
Rena MeConnell
Morford
J. C
Hallstead Gaels Say Farewell to Ward Family in Spring
Hallstead residents note the Ward family plans to move to Buffalo where George Ward will take a new position. The community expresses regret as many local names are mentioned in holiday visits and local happenings from New Year’s Day.
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Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
George Ward
Buffalo
Ward
Minnie Smith
Scranton
Genevieve
Loretta McCormack
T. McCormack
T. Mitchell
Ife
Old Homestead
Wayne County
F. H. Belden
Vieleing
Cortland
Joseph Hays
A. H. Chichester
Tinghamton
Mr. Chichester
Lackawanns
John Hays
A. G. Sheak
Mary
Laurae
Jamus Young
Milanville
Homer Young
Ellen O'Neill
Siummersville
Summersville
Busquehanna
Montrose
L. R. Schoonmaker
Providence
R. 1
C. N. van Ness
Dr. van Ness
Huallstead
Young Men's Christian Association
Hallahead
John Tyler
Sour stomach and digestion linked to mood and health
A discussion of how poor digestion causes sour stomach, irritability, headaches, and low spirits. It praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid containing digestive essentials, endorsed by Henry Kirkpatrick who credits daily use with restored health and vigor.
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Ben Johnson
Stuart
Henry Kirkpatrick
Lawrences, Masy
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Local notes from Hopbottom recount visits and the ongoing dairy dispute
Mrs G W Strapler remains ill under care of Dr Alney of New Milford. Candace Brown returns from a visit to Coatesville Pa. Nev O R Reamster from Scranton visits and assists at Universalist service. Rev Beardsley, former pastor, welcomed. Indla Dunbar from New York visits W Crandall. Mrs Crandall injured knee shows slow improvement. M J Hartley travels to Montrose. H W Grow and D Wrights visit Scranton. The Scranton Dairy milk producers dispute with Scranton Dairy Co. coffee checks for November delayed as producers refuse to sign to release the contract to April 1. Farmers hold frequent meetings awaiting a resolution.
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Hopbottom
G. Www
Strapler
D. ©. Alney
New Milford
Mists
Candace Brown
Luwy
Coatesville
Nev. O. KR
Reamster
Scranton
Universalist Church
Beoardsley
Indla Dunbar
New York
Davis
Construction of World’s Largest Hotel Planned in Brooklyn
Exclusive report from The Associated Irom states a colossal hotel will rise at Clark and Willow streets. The 23 story structure will house 250 families, cost 100 dollars, and feature frontage on Marketroot and Willow streets with ample front and side dimensions outlined. The project highlights a major urban development in Brooklyn’s growth.
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Brooklyn
Clark and
Willow Streets
Jain Brestin
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Sold for Twenty Five Cents
Advert ises Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething diarrhea and stomach pains. Claims mothers using the product hundreds of millions of times have seen relief for children. Mentions price of twenty five cents a bottle and misstates uses with broad health claims.
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Winslow
Forest City News Roundup From Scranton Visit to New Year Events
Spousal to the Scranton Tribune reports visitors from Susquehanna and New York as Alfred Davis and Joseph Mayers travel to the city. A masquerade ball at the Davis opera house, with costumes by Dorn, draws a large, lively crowd and the young organizers gain financially. Midnight services at local churches draw many attendees, and crowds also attend performances of Wack and the Beanetalk at the Carbondale opera house. M Gardner, esq, heads to Montrose for the holiday. Wheel weighmen resume duties tomorrow.
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Spousal
Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Jan. J
Scranton Trade Quotations and Market Notes
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations Based on par of 100 with all quotations. Scranton Wholesale Market listing dairy and creamery items including Mull cream and Willow brand at about 2.60 per unit.
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UW. G. Wale
Lackawanre Ave
fhitter—Creamery
Hatt's Catarrh Cure Promises a $1000 Reward
A fragment claims Hatt's Catarrh Cure frees deafness and catarrh by healing the nasal passages. It offers a $1000 reward for cases of deafness not cured, and lists Cheney and Co of Toledo as sponsors with Mintts family pills.
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Ehralis
Nee
Sheriff's Sales of Valuable Real Estate in Lackawanna County
Public sale by vendue at Scranton courthouse on January 11, 161 with multiple parcels. Descriptions include Catharine Hyland’s Mayville/Musfield lot with two houses, and other plots in Dunmore and Lackawanna Township. Titles-vicinity details reference Hud and legal judgments, with properties bounded by Lackawanna Avenue, Taylor Avenue, and Stratford Avenue. The listings name defendants and attorneys, noting mineral rights reserved and structures on site.
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Lackawanna County
Court House
Scranton
A.D
Catharine Hyland
Mayville
Mayfield
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Side Coal and Iron Company
Masville
Musfield
William K. Lewis
Catherine Hyland
H, Ll
Taylor
P. J. Timlin
M. L. Longan
Borough of
Dunmore
State of
Jackson
Taylor) Avenue
Philip Gorman
Patrick Barrett
Conan
Mote Hannick Ve Pbsl Timlin
Janis Taylor & Lewis
Multiple Properties Seized in Scranton Lackawanna County Executions
A long list of real estate in Scranton and surrounding towns including Hyde Park, Old Borough of Hyde Park, Lincoln Heights Annex, and Olyphant Throop area were seized in executions. Debtors named include Jacob Fox Thomas Colling Henry Reynolds and James Sheridan among others with totals and judgment numbers. Properties include 40 by 75 feet lots, 25 by 187% feet parcels, and two story frame dwellings with outbuildings.
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Ranton
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
J. Herman
South Hyde Park
Thomas
Hyde Park
City of
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Fillmore Avenue
Mary Duggan
Anthony Duggan
Tuiken
Winifred Collins
Thomas Colling
Fifa
Hanyen, Atty
Robert A. Lindsay
von Storch
Thomas Dickson Fatute
Capouse Avenue
Thomas Dickson
Dickson
Wolf Amd Everett Warren
George Tuntley
Olyphany
Throop
State of Pennsylvania
Sal Street
Line Street
Gold Oak Street
Nail Street
Oak Street
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
German Building Association
George Bluntley
Hannah
Collis
Frank
Francia Collins
Borantoh
Providence
County of
Lackawanna
Square
Brock No
Throop Streets
Malin Street
Throop Street
Parker
Borough of
Spencer Farm
Willard Parker
M.D
Prancis Collings
Luserne
George M. Okoll
N. Ie
Colling
Frank Or Ranches Collie
Multiple Lackawanna County properties listed in foreclosure notices
A block of parcels is described in Scranton and Jefferson Township with details of bounds, dimensions, and encumbrances. Notable properties include a three story brick building used as saloon and store, and several two story dwellings. Proceedings show judgments against Martha A Bone and Francis A Bone and others with various deed references and dates from 1873 to 191? with emplacements in Lackawanna County.
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Fivet National Bank OK
Lacka. Clark & Bnover Uo
Reeewe Wee Lea
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Iron Fence & Wig
Lackawanna Thirry Co
Eerste Foe County
Savings Bank & ‘Trust’ Co
Standard Drilling Co
First National Bank
Carbondale
Ardinaue Waa
National Bank No Peeneee NG Scranton Molywand
Ing Ene
Scranton
Papeenger
Chien Beens MG Norigage
First Mortene WU
Caneeenes
Dirkvon Mortena. Asufacturing. Co
Secranton
Ues
Sirunten ‘Traction
Lackawanna
J. Heerman
South Hyde Park
Scranton Street
Recorder of Deeds
Lackawanna County
German Building Association
Bon
Amoyita
Scranton Sheriff Sale Lists Multiple Properties in Lackawanna County
A detailed sheriff sale notice describes land parcels in Scranton and surrounding Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. It lists properties from various debtors including A. D. Colvinya, The Arneanw Building and Loan Association, James Gallagher, Frank and Francia Collins estate, Henry Hartrauft, Henry J Hartrauft, James Palmer, Charles B R Knapp, and others with debts ranging up to 61275 and court terms from 1901. The sale covers undivided land tracts, improved two story dwellings, and woodland portions with turnpike midpoints and perches measurements, culminating in public auction actions under various judgments.
Terms of Sale Terms of sale and resale conditions
Fifty dollars cash due when property is struck off and the balance cash immediately after sale. When sold for costs, costs must be paid when struck off. All properties not compliant with these terms will be resold before adjournment.
Clarence E. Pryor Sheriff News Item
Beranton Pay Deroni is listed with a date and sheriff’s office mention, highlighting procedural or clerical notes from the Beranton area related to Sheriff Clarence E. Pryor.
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Clarence E. Pryor
Beranton
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