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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1897

Page

8

Scranton Citizens Return from Local and Philadelphia Engagements

Charles Broome returns from Carbondale while Miss Nellie DeGraw of Peckville visits West Ble friends. Mrs John T Swift returns to Archbald after visiting relatives. J R Jones faces scrutiny over office conduct on this page. J F Cummings of the Opera House hosts Philadelphia trip for season attractions. Mrs M D Roche attends Grand Army state convention Johnstown. Captain W A May and D B Atherton travel to Philadelphia for opening ceremonies of the Philadelphia Commercial Museum with a banquet promised by McKinley attendance. Scrantonians return Thursday noon. board of trade rooms close until then.

Charles Broome Carbondale Nellie DeGraw Peckville West Ble John T. Swift Archbald Jorney John RR. Jones J. F. Cummings Oryant Opera House Philadelphia Mra. M. D. Roche Capouse Avenue Grand Army of the Reblic State Johnstown Sea of the Grand Army of the Republic W. A. May Board of Trade D. B. Atherton

Field Day for Scranton Public Schools Held at Lake Ariel

The annual field day for Scranton public school pupils will be held next Saturday at Lake Ariel. Tickets cost 35 cents for children and 75 cents for adults. The organizing committee includes J B Hawker H L Burdick and J E O Malley with D A Stone overseeing games. Local merchants donated prizes for event winners.

Public Schools of Scranton Teachers’ Association of the Schools Lake Ariel J. BR. Hawker H. L. Burdick J. E. O'Malley D. A. Stone

Memorial Volume Presented to Stevens Post by John R Jones

District Attorney John R Jones presented Lieutenant James G Stevens Post No 44 Grand Army of the Republic Peckville with a handsome Memorial volume on Saturday evening at the Methodist Episcopal church. The volume cost 100 dollars and a patriotic speech accompanied the presentation by Mr Jones. Halsey Lathrop spoke in acceptance for the post.

John R. Jones James G. Stevens Grand Army of the Republic Peckville Methodist Episcopal Church

Pups of Training School Hear Professors On Teacher Power

Graduating pupils of the Scranton Training School for Teachers, led by Miss Mary E. Sykes, staged a public demonstration at the high school. Superintendent Howell and board members praised the work, stressing personality over mere knowledge and urging teachers to foster inner growth and gentle influence.

Mary Carpenter Mary Daniela Jane V. Fellows Lila Frabie Clara Gibbs May Adelle Graves Louise B.leader Nahel Powell Catherine L. Quinnan Rowe I. Shields Fcranton Training School George Howell T. J. Jennings John Gibbons F. T. Wormser A.ly Francois FP. J. Lanfan George Carson Mary E. Sykes Howell Ralph Waldo Emerson Carlyle Europe Concord Rosenkrang Mann Parker Payne Harris Ike Hawthorne Doctor Schaeffer Boston Goliath David Nighest Baul Sykes Galilee Firet Firth France England Scotland

Fire Department Engineers Reorganize Board at City Hall

The fire department board, led by Chief P. J. Hickey, reorganized with Hickey as president Zeidler as treasurer and Charles Tunnler as secretary. Bills were approved and two patent extinguisher agents secured permission for a Wednesday demonstration at the Chemical Engine house. District engineers signed oath of office before Mayor Bailey.

Board of Engineers The Fire Department P. J. Hickey Hickey J. B. Birtley Fred Warnke James B. O'Malley Charles Raynor M. McManus Louis Jehwass Fred Durr Fire Department Committee of Select Council Lorenz Zeidler Fire Department Committee of Common Council Charles Tunnler Bailey

Dunn's Fire Sale Ends in Three Days at Wyoming House

Three days remain to grab hats and gents' furnishings at Dunn's Wyoming house sale. Great values offered for little money, with bargains touted as unprecedented in the city.

Dunn Wyoming

Laundry Ad Claims Modern Machinery at 42 Adams Avenue

The note advertises sending linen to Crystal Laun Dry for cleaning using their latest improved machinery. Address listed is 42 Adams Avenue.

Crystal Laundry Adams Avenue

Continuance Motion in Jennings Lehigh Valley Case Draws Court

On the first day of the May term of Common Pleas Judges Gunster and Edwardes presided over 106 cases. Cornelius Smith filed a continuance motion for the Jennings Lehigh Valley case and was admonished as no longer a practicing attorney. the motion was granted after Jennings appeared with Smith, and other cases were adjourned or settled.

Paul Hayne Paul Hayne Smith Tennyson Becket Balisbury Henry Jennings Gunster Edwardes Jennings-Lehigh Valley Everett Warren Lehigh Valley Company Cornelius Smith Lackawanna Judge Gunster Hyn Major Warren Warren Jom G. Jennings Lehigh Valley Oo Company C. Smith Roaring Brook Township Elmhurst Edwards Ira H. Burns John F. Scragg 8. B. Price Roaring Brook Elmbhurat

City Assessment Prep Teams Aim for July Completion

City assessors and assistants are pushing the annual valuation work, aiming to finish their part by July 1 so duplicates can be completed by August 1. The new assessment will base changes on the prior year’s figures.

Chyamnensors

Marriage of Clarence Snover and Adia Bedell

The ceremony took place May 3, 1897 at the United Evangelical parsonage 1716 Penn avenue with Rev. C. D. Moore officiating. Clarence Snover of Carbondale Pa and Adia Bedell of Square Top Pa are the contracting parties.

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William A. Acker Dies in Scranton at 72

William A. Acker aged 72 dies at his home in Scranton Pennsylvania rear of 6 Pittston Avenue. Funeral Wednesday afternoon with services at the house and burial in Dunmore cemetery.

Scranton William A. Acker Pittston Avenue Dunmore

Local Store Ad Announces Longtime Stand and Goods Line

Advertises Bromo Quinine laxative tablets with refund if ineffective. Claims 22 years at the same game old stand selling awnings tents flags society goods and decorations. Lists J Fuhrman & Bro and Beecham's Pills as offerings and inducements.

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