Wyoming County News and Society Roundup
Special to the Northeastern Pennsylvania Chronicle from Tunkhannock notes visits by Professor Frank J. Chaffee and his Duluth wife, pastor Woods on vacation in Ohio, a Wyoming County Veterans reunion at Henehaw Park, and the Republican county convention set for August 1 in Tunkhannock with possible delegates to Harrisburg. Also reported are local society events, estate notices, and various residents’ movements and entertainments.
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Lepanten Pribiune
Tunkhannock
Frank J. Chaffee
Duluth
Minnesota
Vic
Woods
The
Baptist Church
Ohio
Wyoming County Veterans
Henehaw Park
Republican County
Court House
Harrishire
Triton Mose Companiel
Joe Creaty Schclat
Cconhiv
Edward & Hinds
Factervellle
Orrin’ Pe. Pure
Forkston
Ena Curtis
Butoh
Smith Kinner
Catato Af Ledia Mayne
P. Im
Jordin
Wilkes. Barre
Tharedey
Woman'a Retief Corps
Lake Carey
Lake Wichola
Perr Dersheimer
Smith Brinner
William Brooke
Lemon
Wand
Local notices and social spars from Scranton district
Special to the Scranton Tritone reports Newton resident Margie Writhey visiting local motives. Scranton visitors J F Gleser and family at Mrs Owns, and Hazel return from Chicago. A party of ten women with Miss Martha Taylor this week at Like I Scowme ner. Mrs S Th Wigley’s daughters Mildred and Louise visiting. Mrs T Spencer back from Waverly N Y with granddaughter Beatrice Wil Tich. Next Wednesday two cent supper at the Methodist church. Allen Bckeon family leaving for Nebraska. George Oakley injured at work on the wreck term in Scranton. Hubert Reynolds team frightened by fire frame. wagon damaged, horses injured. Uncle Tom’s Cabin show billed for September. Bidell’s blacksmith shop in Scranton with D L & Wyvail Company.
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T. Spencer
Waverly
N.Y
Beatrice Wil- Tich
Ladies of the Methodiet Church
Beery
Sway
Wlllenberger
A. BE. Bidell Rae
Scranton
D. Ll. & Wyvail
Mrs Thomas W Davies Buried After Long Illness
Welsh Hill mourns Mrs Thomas W Davies buried Sunday after a long illness. She leaves husband and four children. Roving visitors include L N Roberta and daughter Cam of North Beranton. Thomas Privle returned home to Beranton after a week with Willian Daniel of Scranton who attended Davies funeral. John Lewis returns to Scranton. Emlyn Jones and Jane Lewis visit Mr John Mores.
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Thomas W. Davies
L. N. Roberta
Cam
North Beranton
Thomas Privele
Beranton
Nlace
Willian Daniel
Scranton
Thomas Davies
John Lewis
Emlyn Jones
Janes Lewis
John Mores
Carpenter Family and Local Society News From Hopbottom
Special to the Soreston Tribune. Hopbottom July 8 visit of Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Binghamton and Mrs. Tingley of Carbondale to their mother Mrs. Rosetta Carpenter. Ludiew Aid gathering at Mrs. Eugene Wright home with about seventy in attendance. updates on Mrs. J. H. Tiffany and Mr. M. J. Hartley health conditions.
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Soreston Tribune
Hopbottom
Carpenter
Binghamton
Tingley
Carbondale
Rosetta Carpenter
Eugene Wright
M. J. Hartley
Roberte
Janes Jeffers
Montrage
Miss Schoinfelt
Ohio
Fussell
E. Bell
Nicholson
Bucete
O. D. Roberts
J. H. Tiffany
T. J. Allen
Montrose
Pred Stone
Lake Winola social scene reports at Clifton Hotel
The misses Audenweh and Andrews of Philadelphia hosted a supper for their finny friends at the Clifton Hotel on Thursday while Dr Davie of the Time Deposit and Discount Bank in Scranton vacations at Lake Winola. Keane of the Clifton Hotel offers a prize for the latest catch. William Bere of Sprnnton makes arrangements for the Waneta annual camp. Agriculture shirt wallet hop to be given.
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Audenweh
Andrews
Philadelphiia
Clifton Hotel
Dr. Davie
Time Deposit and Discount Bank
Scranton
Lake Winela Mingge
Keane
William Bere
Spninton
Vwaneta
Pleasure trip yields baskets of fish along Bucquehanna River
Readers report H A Greene and partners left town Monday for a brief outing along the Bucquehanna river and returned home laden with fish. Mesdames Greene and Martin paid visits to their husbands on the river outing. Mr and Mrs Frits of Shickshinny visited Mr Lewis Edsal on Grove Street. The Sunday school committee met last evening to plan for the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School.
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H. A. Greene
Thomas Martin
Willam
Joseph Barnes
William Martin
Burquehanna River
Bucquehanna
Avoca Candidate for Democratic County Delegate
Theodore Hogan Avoca Third ward resident seeks delegate spot at the Democratic county convention. Sisters M Seraphine and Perpetua of Concordia Kan visit the Devers residence on Main street. Miss Julian Devers to join them soon. Frank Howard and Mrs Howard plan a stay in Corning. Jacold Hollieter visiting Painted Post. In tomorrow’s Methodist Episcopal church service the pastor Rev R M Pas- appears listed.
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Theodore Hogan
Third Ward
M. Seraphine
Perpetua
Concordia
Kan
Devers
Main Street
Julian Devers
Josn
Frank Howard
Corning
M Jacold Hollieter
Painted Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. M. Pas
Proverb Puzzle and Social Notices at the Lake
The item lists a Proverb Puzzle event at the hotel with a Thirteenth regiment band and Prof Stennie, plus a sacred concert Sunday afternoon. It mentions Miss Charlotte Cyrwaerdine visiting Scranton, various guests at the Shit Ton Hotel, a church sermon by Rev Richard Burke, travel notices, a funeral note for infant and another for a newborn in St Marys cemetery, and local society announcements including Aloysius society's Wilkes-Barre convention.
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Thirtenth Regiment
Stennie
Piagra
Charlotte Cyrwaerdine
Scranton
Te Lake
Shitton Hotel
B. Kapp
Beranton
Mise Mattie Andrews
Mise Aismch
Philadelphia
Lillie
Mae
Nettie
Harry Birtley
Thro
William Berry
Charlee Detrick
Tunkhannock
W. Oo Philips
F. Harvey Wid M. Travillo
Harvey's Lake
John Noleo
Iiane Long
Wilkes. Barre
Max Rosenbluth
Wilkes- Barre
Harles Blumenthal
Wilkes-Barre
M. Streeter
Davis
HM. RB
Deittick
Shields
Nicheleon
Richard Burke
St. Michael's
Toronto
M. FP. Crane
Millie Callahan
Paupack
Pannah James
Grace Reed
Lavka- Waxon
James Johns
Vandi
Taylor Building and Lawn Association
Comhans
John Oliver
Wis Hom
Diegen
West Virginia
Seler
Mia
James Connor
Anthony Clifford
Francis Kane
Timothy King
Daniel Coteran
William Golden
Aloysius Society
Waymart Local Notes and Visits Round Out Summer
Waymart residents and visitors share news of visits and travels. Edward W. Devvie returns to BD. L. & W. machine shops in Scranton and Kew after two months with parents. Mrs. Laura Elmendorf and daughter travel from Chicago via New York and Boston to Kingston and the Adirondacks before Buffalo Pan American. Elmendorf once lived here. Rev. Dr. Israel of St Luke's Scranton and father Thomas Trantel visit Misa Stevenson. Israel will stay through summer. Mrs. Susan Glenn returns from Indian Orchard. Albert Hendricks of Forest City visits. Miss William Condit of Montrose also visiting. George Dunn ill on North Street. Hill Bros begin 10 000 celery plants with current celery in market. Mr. We Albright of Scranton visits family here.
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Waymant
Edward W. Devvie
Scranton
Kew
William Rawlings
Laura Elmendorf
Chicago
New York
Boston
Kingston
N. Y
Adirondacks
Buffalo
Elmendorf
Israel
St. Luke's Episcopel Church
Thomas Trantel
Misa Stevenson
Thurs‘iy. Air
Susan Glenn
Indian Orchard
Albert Hendricks
Forest City
Mie
William Condit
Montrose
George Dunn
North Street
Hill! Bros. Lave
We Albright
Bridge site eyed across Lackawanna near Erie depot
Viewers from Wayne and Susquehanna counties, led by Poweray Ledgard Milley and Lowery Wells Phinny, with county commissioners, inspect a proposed bridge site east of the grist mill by the Erie depot and will report favorably. Also notes a Scranton union service sermon and local social visits.
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Forest City
Wayne County
Poweray
Ledgard
Milley
Susquehanna County
Lowery
Wells
Phinny
Lackawanna
Erie Depot
Elizabeth Higgins
Scranton
R. L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Gallagher
Avora
J. W. Jones
South Main Street
Harry Bourne
Brick Methodist Choir to Sing at Sunday Service
The Brick Methodist Episcopal church choir will give a chorus of sacred songs at the Sunday evening services. The fishing party, composed of Rev.
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Brick Methodist Episcopal Church
Local News Notes From Scranton Area July Visitings
Nonesiiate reports Miss Dora Coager plans an extended visit at Mountcomets. Scranton guest Erneet W. Lomnitzer visits Weel Street. Mrs Grooge Tifany of Pisowtite joins family in Clairles Claapellat’s circle. Builds a new glass factory in Delug rear of the avimorr details the growing enterprise.
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Scranton Tribune
Dora Coager
Mountcomets
Erneet W. Lomnitzer
Fteent
Carbondale
Fred
Bunnwll
Ile
Louh Rend
Ind
Malleatile Iron Works
Olean
Delug
Smith, Krantz &O
Avimorr
Occipiee Ko
Park Lake
Frealigh
Reoitoes Brothers
Jora
Market News Describes Dull Opening And Steel Rise
The New York market opened without a change in operating conditions amid dull interest. Traders noted a modest uptick in United States Steel, while overall stock activity remained weak and retreated after an early lift. London money and gold flows add uncertainty about future moves, with banks and treasury signals shaping sentiment.
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United States
Depeite
Apectitias
Fiterine Tanka
Newe York
Rvat
Obiedd
London
New York. Tite
Viat
Meliel
Unite States
Rutter Fresh Creamery Names Read Like Scrambled Brands
Fragmented OCR text lists scattered terms such as creamery, Sugatte, Western tre li, Malton, Volga, Stittah, Per boatiel, Stiwtay Flour, and other unclear product names. The passage resembles a garbled inventory or advertisement fragment with no clear event or entities.
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Dale
Shelawanna
Malton
Volga
Boatiel
Stittah
Treet Peake
Bente
Bente——et Bristiel
Ehehoe Piurrow
Shihadida
Veratorm
Poe Bushel
Malin Oniene
Beaxhiel Et
Market Report From New York Trade Clears Mixed Signals
Traders note early steady tone for dairy and grain with mixed receipts and weaker spots in vegetables. Prices shift as wheat and corn trade amid thin volumes while dairy products show varied demand and occasional strength in cream and butter.
Weather and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago notes a favorable weather map for wheat and uncertain for corn as markets show prices for various grains and livestock products. Quotations appear jumbled with several misread items including flour, rye, oats, seed, pork, lard, and other commodities, reflecting a chaotic OCR extract of a 19th or early 20th century commodity page.
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Chicago
Segaorg ii
incoherent financial figures and livestock terms fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed numbers, cattle terms, prices, and dates with unclear context. Names, places, or events are not discernible. no coherent report or actionable detail is recoverable from the provided material.
Tribune Want Directory A Busy Classified Page Listing Rentals and Sales
A cluttered historical want directory includes shop and office space for rent in the Tribune building with heat light and power, various sale items from bicycles to ice and soda fountain equipment, farm and factory notices, and employment ads from Scranton and Wilkes Barre areas. The mix highlights property, equipment, and job opportunities common to urban classifieds of the era.
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Tribune
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Unclear text fragment from local page item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pieces and numbers without clear context or identifiable events or entities, making it difficult to determine a coherent news item or summarize a concrete action or outcome.
Knights of Malta Updates and Memorials in Pennsylvania
The Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania distributes the new constitution to all commanders and deputies. Temple Commandery No. 24 Lewistown reports a July 7 church gathering and a lecture on The Order of Malta. The Krigite of Malta hospital fund reaches $1000 with broad support including Plymouth, Mount Carmel, Tyrone, and others. Past Grand Commander Hutchins wins a Nashua newspaper contest. Past Grand Commander Hatmmarbberg of Brooklyn dies at 30, leaving Malta World editor duties and a note on his swift loss to diabetes.
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Malta
St. John's Ty
Plymouth Commandery
Plymouth
Mount Carmel Commandery
Mount Carmel
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Tyroline
New
Porgeus
Pennsylvania
Albert G. Hutchins
Nashua
New Hampshire
Hutching
Fir Ernat Ion Hatmmarbberg
Brooklyn
Malta World
Sweden
United States
Order of Malta
Palestine Commandery
No. 143
N. Y
New York Journal
William Silberman
Hil Place
Wanted notices from the Tribune Office
Classified pleas note several help wanted and domestic service ads. Listings include cooks housekeepers and a lady seeking washing work with addresses in Penn Avenue and Fellows Street.
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M. M
Tribune Office
Base Ball Box Score Fragments From Early Baseball Cards
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple teams and lineups including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn with players and umpires. Mentions various battery pairs such as Willie and Kirtrvedge, Stimmer and Bergen, Hughes and Kahow, and umpire names like Emelic Naph O'Day Brown.
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New York
B. i
New - York
Willie and
Kirtrvedge
Phwle and
Smith
Emelic
al Chlpager
Cimcimmath Pyrene Notrononco
Ff Chicage c
Stimmer
Bergen
Hughes
Kahow
Lichty Celery Nerve Compound Ad
An old advertisement promotes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a remedy for irritability poor sleep difficulty concentrating poor appetite fatigue restlessness and despondence. Sold by Matthews Bros. in the area.
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Matthews Bros
Battery and umpire lines amid scattered city notes
Fragmentary list references batteries, umpires, and officials tied to Milwaukee Detroit Philadelphia games with rain. Mentions Al Cleveland, Rk WR, and various surnames such as Foreman Vesger Griffith Sullivan Cantillon Sheridan. No coherent game result or full event details available.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Foreman and Areetiahan
Wart and Vesger
Tonnelly
Eastern League Scores at Hartford-Wariford and Brockton
In Hartford-Wariford Worcester beat T 8 to 0. In Brockton Brockton defeated Providence 5 to 1.
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Hartford
Wariford
Worcester
Brockton
Providence
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