Local People Notes Share Visits and Birthdays
Attorney C M Soper spent yesterday at Lake Ariel. Miss Munn of Kingston N Y is the guest of Mrs L 5 Orgs. Mrs J K Smith and Miss Jennie Smith are home from Berwick. Mrs Marshall Preston of Park Place returns from Bridgeport Conn. Pearl and Florence Benjamin have been visiting in Like Wi Hola. Rev J P Moffat will visit his mother in Indiana. Mrs Claude Krause and Miss Maude Depew hosted a double birthday party with intimate friends and their anniversaries on the same date.
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C. HM. Soper
Lake Ariel
Munn
Kingston
N. Y
Mra. L. 5
Mra
J. K. Smith
Jennie Smith
Berwick
Marshall Preston
Park Place
Bridgeport
Conn
Pearl
Florence Benjamin
Wyoming Avenue
Like Wihola
J. P. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Claude Krause
Linden Street
Maude Depew
Vine Street
Marty
Ide Krause
Edith Barnes
Rose Weidman
Edith DePew
Depage DePew
W. Owen Daew
Public Baths At Armory Pool To Open For Public Use
The Thirteenth regiment armory trustees approve a large fifty by eighteen foot pool with fifty thousand gallon capacity and six shower baths. A female instructor will lead morning swimming for women and girls while afternoons and evenings serve the general public and regiment members. Water comes from a spring tapped at rifle range. A small fee will be charged. They seek an expert female swimmer to supervise morning sessions.
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Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Armory
County Officials Set Dates for Election Contest Witnesses
County commissioners schedule witness payments for the Kelly Langstaff election contest on multiple dates and locations including Jermyn Archbald Winton Olyphant and Throop with July dates and names in the notice.
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Kelly-Langstaff
Jermyn
Mayfield
Archbald
Winton
Blakely
Olyphant
Throop
Mae
Morris
Jobn Labs Feamers Jobe
Millennial Hopes Discussed by C T Russell at Guernsey Hall
Editor C T Russell of Zion’s Watch Tower spoke at Guernsey Hall yesterday afternoon to a large audience on Millennial Hopes and Prospects. He argued that after six thousand probationary years the world will spend the seventh in righteousness and that creation awaits the manifestation of the sons of God.
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C. T. Russell
Allegheny
Allen
Millennium ruling soon promised by Rev Russell
Rev Russell described a coming millennium after six thousand years of sin when righteousness will prevail and death is the wages of sin. He argued eternal torture is inconsistent with scripture and urged belief in Christ's death as release for believers while denouncing revolutionary schemes and predicting a divine dispensation through rising unrest and labor disputes.
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Satan
Russell
Jesus Christ
Daniel
Miss Harpur is Advanced to Lead in Saturday Contest
Four other contestants scored points on Saturday but Miss Harpur topped all. Complete standings of the event are listed, and the article notes points were not credited on subscriptions.
Standings of Contestants with Scranton and nearby towns
A long list of contestants and their scores or percentages is shown, including Charles Burns Wandling Scranton A J Kellerman Scranton Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst Fred K Gunster Green Ridge Herbert Thompson Carbondale Albert Freedman Belleville Maxwell Shepherd Carbondale Chas W Dorsey Scranton L E Stanton Scranton Wm Sherwood Harford Miss Beatrice Harpur Thompson Homer Kresge Hyde Park Joy Havenstrite Mos Starry Madden Scranton Frank B McCreary Hall REOAG William Cooper Priceburg Grant M Decker Hall Factoryville Lee Culver Springville Walter Hallstead Scranton Miss Mary Yeager Green Ridge C J Clark Peckville Louis Gere Brooklyn Miss Edna Coleman Scranton Eddie Morris South Scran Harry Danvers Prov Hendrick Adams Chin Louis McCusker Park Placd Hugh Johnston Forest GGL Fred Kibler South Scran John Macke Providence Elmer Williams Elmhurst
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Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Sss
ROT &Wm T
Rodriguez Becranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Albert Freedman
Maxwell Shepherd
Chas. W. Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Joy Havenstrite
Starry Madden
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Edna Coleman
Cessserese
Eddie Morris
South Scran- Tokl Ecelessiejere Winvwiemeissees
Harry Danvers
Provi Gence
Hendrick Adams
Chin- Chua
A.cieciseeie Ce
Jane Mathewson
Louis McCusker
Park Placd
Ceecseesess
Hugh Johnston
Forest Ggl
Fred Kibler
South Scran- Mgw Siento Tin Savers
John Macke
Providence
Elmer Williams
The
Tribune
William H. Sherwood
William T
Rodriguez
Harpur
J. A. Havenstrite
Harry Madden
Frank
B. McCreary
Thomas Dempsey
Olyphant
Don C. Capwell
Walter Elis
Emmanuel Bucci
Vivian Mikle
Nellie Avery
Forest Ci
Charles O’boyle
Henry E. Collins
Elvers
Joseph Newman
Bellevue
Edgar Wilson, Jr
May Brown
Nicholson
R. D. Dorsey
Oak
George Knickerbocker
Millennial Kingdom Talk Foresees Spiritual Upheaval and Hope
Rev. Russell outlines a coming storm as signs of God’s plan to overthrow evil and establish Christ’s kingdom on earth. He rejects anarchy but warns of forceful breakdown if selfish men resist the new order. He stresses probation, reliance on Christ, and the millennial promise of eternal life and restitution for all.
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Earth
Christ
Russell
Daniel
Rev
Oxford to Start Up
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers visited Scranton discussing the Oxford colliery shutdown and resume plans. He said the men will not return to work. The People's Coal Company notified plans to resume operations within weeks, with details to former workers and a possible August return date.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton Friends
St. Charles
John J. Loftus
Elmhurst
Tribune
J. L. Crawford
People's Coal Company
Oxford
Mitchell
Scranton Railway Company
Wilkes-Barre
J. I. Crawford
Theophilus Phillips
Scranton
Theophilus Pilling
Wir
Indianapolis
Uberty
Dewey Arrives at Mt Pocono for Pocono Stay
Admiral George Dewey and Mrs. Dewey reached Mt Pocono by the Lackawanna from Washington and were greeted by hotel guests and townsfolk at the Montenesca house. A chorus of cheers followed as he bowed and waved, meeting Tom McCormick, a Manila veteran, and noting his changed appearance since the Philippines campaign. The admiral hinted at a possible van trip to the coal regions but did not decide yet.
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Admiral George Dewey
Dewey
Mt. Pocono
Lackawanna
Washington
Db. Co
Mrs. Dewey
Tom McCormick
Philippines
Manila
McCormick
Stole a Woman's Love in Nay Aug Affair
Lafayette Bidwell sues Frank Edwards for 32000 claiming Edwards alienated his wife’s affection. Bidwell, a DL&W trainman, found Edwards in his wife’s bedroom. both were bailed on a criminal charge. Also notes Mrs Hattie Fennell seeks divorce after 22 years with Louis Fennell. Local ads for Griffin Art Co and Lackawanna Laundry.
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Lafayette Bidwell
Frank Edwards
Bidwell
George M. Okell
Nay Aug
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Edwards
Kinsgow
Hattie Fennell
Louis Fennell
Five contestants score in Tribune Educational Contest results
Beatrice Harpur of Thompson moved from sixteenth to twelfth place to gain a top score among five Saturday entrants. The article lists scorers from Scranton to Wandling and notes subscription rules prevent crediting points for prepayments.
Unclear Names List From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster of individuals with odd spellings and numbers. Names include J C W Doreey Kellerman Albert Freedman Herbert Thompson Maxwell Shepherd Miss Beatrice Harpur Fred Wibler Miss Mary Yeage L EB Stanton Miss Jane Mathewson. No clear event or context provided.
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J. C. W. Doreey
TJ. Kellerman
Albert Freedman
Herbert Thompson
Maxwell Shepherd
Beatrice Harpur
Fred Wibler
Mary Yeage
L. EB. Stanton
Jane Mathewson
Camp 178 Excursion to Mountain Park Draws Large Crowd
Over a thousand members of Camp 178 Patriotic Order Sons of America West Scranton and friends enjoyed a Mountain Park trip Saturday despite cloudy weather. Events included athletic contests dancing bowling and a baseball game won by married men 17 to 4. Prize cake winners were George Marsh and Miss Margaret Evans. Return to town was by 8 30 p m. The Griffin Art Shop offers a $4 Imperial cabinet for $2 a dozen with a coupon by July 30.
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Mountain Park
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
West Scranton
Dunkerry
Nelson
Thomas
Kime
Jones
John Miller
George Marsh
Margaret Evans
Scranton Business College Reopens and Local Services
Scranton Business College will reopen for day and evening sessions on Tuesday September 2. Inquiries available by write, call, or phone (862). Buck & Whitmore at Adams and Linden, TM Dr. Lindabury surgeon specialty for diseases of women in 215 Connell building, hours 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 20 pm. Our laundry work touted as better than ever at The Lackawanna 308 Penn Avenue.
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Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Adams and
Linden
Lindabury
Connell Building
The
Lackawanna
Penn Avenue
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Amateur Games Report
A Lackawanna county team beat Luzerne county guests 8 to 3 in Wilkes-Barre Saturday. In a second city contest Scranton printers defeated Wilkes-Barre visitors. After the games players attended a vaudeville show and banquet at the Star theatre amid mixed play performances.
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Lackawanna County Court House
Wilkes-Barre
Lugerne County Court House
Athletic Park
Scranton
Star Theatre
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