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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1896

Page

3

Marriages and Visiting Guests Shared in Local Notes

Mise Clara Van Cleef visiting Mina Natina Sturges at Bouthport Conn. Miew Lillie Boyle and Ailes Nellie Koch, Tin Wilkes Barere Telephone inchange. Harry Bunting and Edith Smith wed in Phillipsburg N J at the bride’s uncle’s home. James H Spain and Caroline Klot wed in Jersey City. Spain supervised wiring of Hotel Jermyn.

Mise Clara van Cleef Mina Natina Sturges Bouthport Conn Miew Lillie Boyle Ailes Nellie Koch Wilkes-Barre Inchange Scranton Harry Bunting Sanderson Avenue Mies Edith Smith Quincy Avenue Phillipsburg N. J James H. Spain Caroline Klot Goodsboro Jersey City Spain Jermyn

Wilkes-Barre Lodge Meeting Notice Seeks Attendees

Becranton lodge 123 B P O B will attend a meeting of Wilkes-Barre lodge 109 on Tuesday evening June 11. Members desiring to attend should meet at the club rooms at 6 45 sharp. W 8 Gould secretary.

Becranton Lodge Wilkes-Barre Gould

Obituary notices from Scranton list several child deaths

Reynolds at 1710 Jackson Street dies at age seven with funeral Tuesday and Clifford Susquehanna interment. Eagan at Hillside Home dies at age seven with services at St Marys Dunmore. Emith at Moses Taylor Hospital dies at age 81 with private funeral from 1004 Olive Street Tuesday morning.

Moreau D. Smith Edward J. Smith Olive Street

Memorial Day Observance Amid Rainy Parade in Scranton

Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic lead a large Memorial Day observance in Scranton with decorating ceremonies, parade divisions, and concerts. Despite heavy rain in the afternoon a disciplined procession continued, followed by dinner hosted by Circle 19 and an evening program at the Academy of Music and the Young Men's Christian Association.

Grand Army of the Republic of Scranton Academy of Music Chiffin Post Young Men's Christian Association John B. Pish W. T. Simpson Thrat H. A. Coursen C. C. Mattes Montrose Barnard LT. Mattes W. 4. Tracy W. F. Fulton H. V. Logan D. A. Capwell Grode C. Fellows Stokes Frank Robling, Jr Stillwell Kumbach Corwin M. H. Griffin Lackawanna County St. John's Rifles South Slide Haskin's St. Leo's Battalion West Side St. John's Total Pine Brook Bauer Ancient Order of Hibernians Scranton Green Ridge Minooka St. Mary's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society Providence S T. Joseph's Young Men Batley Boland Robinson Grier Common Council Lawrence Ezra Griffin Guth Colonel Monies Post Sons of Veterans Washington Drum Corps South Side Castle No. 268 Knights of the Golden Eagle Academy Griffinport Ablington James M. Fairman John McComod Will F. Burke Mise Nellie Thomas John Bailey Green Ridge Double Quartette C. W. Treverton John Warne J. H Prelet Orchestra Mise Blanche Marts Stanley Martz Clara M. Flaus Smart and Whitlock Pro- Noubright

Memorial Day Services at Forest Hill Cemetery Honor 129 Unknown Soldiers

At Forest Hill Cemetery the Soldiers plot hosts a Memorial Day program with Major E W Pearce and others organizing. About 100 pupils, floral scrolls, a guard detail, a firing squad, and a choir mark the tribute to 129 buried soldiers, including unknowns, with remarks on patriotism and youth.

E. W. Pearce John T. Howe W. al, Geary W. Steele J. B. Hawker H. L. Burdick America Howe Sona of Veterans Woreon Etood Guard Frank Gardier Ww. Bl. Nash M.C. Bullock W. C. Henderson Don C. Fadden Peed R. Leber Charles A. Moyer William Snyder A. E. Sherman William G. Thomas Thomas Davis Charles Leber Fred Schmidt William Woman's Belief Corps Ada von Storch

Memorial Day Address at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

Rev P J Mee Manus delivered the address at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery as part of Memorial Day exercises attended by Rev J McManus of St. Pauls Nirece Ridge and committee members HW Loftus Manley and Atherton. The firing squad included Aaron Allen Henry Hoffman and others. Father McManus spoke on remembrance and faith.

Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery P. J. McManus St. Paul's Church Nirece Ridge HW. W. Loftus Thomas Manley EB. Atherton Aaron Allen Henry Hoffman J. C. Allen William Arndt William Lahey Frank Lahey J. 8. Burke George C. Brown William Rrown Dennis Blackledge Lester EB. Buttes Thomas Brown John Blackledge J. A. O'Reilly St. Peter's Cathedral W. P. Schilling Father McManus

Memorial Day Sermon Honors Civil War Heroes at Washburn Street

Commander Haas led services at Washburn Street cemetery with hymns from Fempton Street church. Rev Doty delivered an eloquent address praising Union troops, their sacrifices, and the nation’s three developmental periods, urging unity to preserve liberty and progress. Memorial Day remembrance focused on Lincoln, Grant, Sherman, and the valor of soldiers who fought and endured.

B. K. Haas Montespost Washburn Street Fempton Street Methodist Episcopal Church F. P. Doty Fa John B. Sweet Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Doty Fort Sumter Union Mississippi Tennessee Potomac Shenandoah Cmberland Lincoln Grant Sherman Hancock Siden Gettysburg Antietam Richmond

Address at Dunmore cemetery by Rev. Haughton on Civil War legacy

Rev. Edward J. Haughton of St. Mark’s church spoke at Dunmore Protestant cemetery, praising the Civil War’s outcomes and the noble heroes. He urged Americans to value liberty, federal authority, and equal rights for all, noting the Grand Army of the Republic’s role in preserving freedom and national unity.

Edward J. Haughton St. Mark'’s Church Dunmore Dunmore Protestant George F. Millett Mr. Haughton Grand Army of the Republic Armen

Grand Army Memorial Services Held at Multiple Cemeteries

Comrades R C Clark and M K Bishop led the Dunmore cemetery observance with Rev B Denlan delivering the address and St Marys choir performing. At St Marys German Catholic Cemetery Comrade 8 Y Haupt directed the roll call and Grand Army service with Rev P C Christ delivering the address and children singing America and Red White and Lace. At Pittston Avenue cemetery Comrade Haupt again presided as Rev William A North spoke. Petersburg cemetery saw Comrade George Shultz in charge and Rev J W Randolph delivering the address with church choir hymns and benediction.

Dunmore Catholic Cemetery Grand Army R. C. Clark M. K Dennis Madigan and Co Wright B. Denlan St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's Edrch St. Mary's German Catholic Cemetery South Side 8. Y. Haupt America P. C. Christ William A. North Hickory Street Pane Tlan Pitt

Lady Health Tonic Promises Female-Specific Benefits

An ad touts FEMICURE LITTLE LIVER PILLS as a direct remedy for liver and kidney function while claiming to regulate female organs. It lists relief for constipation headaches dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness faintness irregularities backache and skin tone. Pill dose 25 cents sold by Carl Lorenz Scranton. Also a notice urges residents to beware repair workers from Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply and to present claims to the Knights Templar executive committee by Monday.

Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Ave Scranton

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