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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1894
Page
8
NMiodes and Fabrics Bound Book of Gowns and Occasions
NMiodes and Fabrics announce a bound volume at year end. The book will run about four hundred pages with around five hundred illustrations detailing gowns for calling shopping weddings receptions balls parties and other occasions. It aims to help every lady be well dressed and economically.
Gleansoline Cleans Soils From Fine Fabrics Quickly
An advertisement touts Gleansoline as a cleaner for Kid Gloves White Shoes Silks Laces Woolen Goods Carpets and similar items It claims instant stain removal without harming delicate fabrics.
Calvin Baptist Children Day Exercises and Local Events
Taylor notes announce Calvary Baptist Church Children Day exercises and an ice cream festival at the Presbyterian church next week. Local reports include Chickens stolen by Nighthawks, druggist Joseph Davis planning a ranch drug store in Forest City, and visits by several residents to Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre and Wales. The Clarka Ball club seeks a merchant and professional game. library bazaar and church events are schedule highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Jettie Winslow
Mattie Courtright
Great Bend
Presbyterian Church
James Thomas
Fred Koehler
Pyne
Nighthawks
Thomas
Joseph Davis
Forest City
W. G. Howelle
Philadelphia
John M. Harris
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie Ackernon
Waat Pittston
George Neates
H. H. Harris
Wales
Jen Ricoby
Old Forge
Roda
James Wilson
Libley
Prica Library Association
Methodist Episcopal Cehered
W. P. Harmon
Princeton
N. J
Clarka
Catholic Young Men's Total Abstinence excursion to Farview
Notes mention the Catholic Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society planning an excursion to Farview on July 7. Local items report residents visiting York state, parish events, sermons at Keystone hall and Lighty Baptist church, and social updates including a festival and cough remedies advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Men's
J. J. O'Malley
Carbondale
Friands
William Riel
G. M. Hull
Philadelphia
I. L. van Sickle
Mies Ola Mason
Brown Hollow
Mary Shields
Mahon Hail
Wodnoaday
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Pittston meeting ends in clash over borough improvements
A chaotic Pitts ton gathering in Keystone hall featured a staged order dispute as John J Hart was seated chairman after a rapid sequence of motions and interruptions. Attendees debated borough debt figures and loan options amid calls for a proposed $35 000 improvement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Hall
Senate
Mr Harding
Shiel
Bohan
Kquire
Hart
Harding
Gibbons
C F
Bolin
Professor Sheil
Theodore Strong
M. W. Morell
Joan B. Law
Wade
Archbold Community Notes and School Commencement
Rev J C Rudolph returned from Hanover Kansas after a week away at a Lutheran church. Central school held commencement with dialogues recitations and songs as pupils performed admirably. Children's Day services planned at the Presbyterian church with an entertainment at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Rudolph
Lutheran Chorch
Hanover
Kan
Harold Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Charch
William Kloss
Mra
N. M. Hikie
Scranton
Sarat O'Connor
Davis
Castoria Marketing Phrase Recalled for Nostalgic Parents
A nostalgic verse recalls Castoria as a remedy across generations, noting its use when the child cried and when motherhood prompted care. The poem-like line emphasizes a repeated comforting remedy linked to Castoria through infancy to parenthood.
Poor Pillioddy Show Delights Dunmore Audience at Odd Fellows
A large crowd filled the Odd Fellows hall last night for the Poor Pillioddy rainbow drill and other features. Proceeds will go to St Luke's Danmore mission. The event showcased precise rainbow drill performances by young ladies and drew loud applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows' Hall
Pillioddy
St. Luke's Danmore Mission
Michael Doyle
Headleya
James Gilmartin
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Lale Atles
Pennsylvania
John Corrella
Lower
Dulley Street
Fifth Street
N. i Swingle
William Jones
John Palmer
William Mifutt
Mina Carson
William Gilmore
J. C. Leacock
Henry Beyea
Sadler Hopkins
J. G. Bone
William Simpson
Dean
Lara Krayer
Maui Sivage
Thomas Young
Palmer's
Forest City Notes Update From Carbondale To Hallstead
Forest City reports include Mrs Richard Pollard visiting Carbondale, a forthcoming June 19 cantata for charity, and plans for a new drug store in Taylor with Joseph Davis as proprietor. Local church events include Rev J G Evans sermon in Welsh Congregational and a Loyal Temperance picnic setup for Hallstead June 21 with no alcohol. Also noted are misprint corrections, a wedding announcement for Jennie Adams and George Alexander, and Mrs Gibson’s funeral at the Methodist church with interment at Westgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pollard
Carbondale
Johtha
United Choir
Cuir
Forest City
Joseph Davis
Taylor
Hig
Benjamin Maxay
Davis
Hl. A. Purple
J. G. Evans
Wandling
Maermon
Charlotta Giles
Pioneer City
Erie
R. M. Shepherd
Riley Howard
North Pitcher
EB. L. Kent
Loyal Temperance Legion
Daptiol Church
Hallstead
Mra. MacWave
Mra Mcabe
Jennie B Adams
Kingsley
George S Alexander
Wilkes Barre
Jane
Mise Adams
Piace
Gibson
Taterment
Westgate
Uniondale
Honesdale Cyclists Elect Officers and Plan Summer Activities
The Honesdale cyclists met in Town hall at 8 20 Thursday night and elected temporary and six month officers including President Paul Gardner and Secretary Samuel Kitz. A membership committee was named and a race schedule outlined with events through June 25 and July 4 preparations. A missing couple from Pittsburg is rumored to be in the county, and local residents noted the old storehouse corner at Second and Sixth street has been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale Cyclists
Paul W. Gardner
Samuel Kitz
Tranqurer
Cclub
Ofivera Permanent
Ofivers
Untir C
Brady
Conining
J. T Brady
Perry la Berry
Emmanuel Freeming
Robert Doim
Rusell van Kenren
Moll
di Imty Hawley
Oyelista
W. Powell
Byiday
Orange County
New Jersey
Second J
Sixth Street
Carbonale notes local visits projects and deaths
Carbondale residents host visitors and attend school events. Mrs. Grant Nicholson travels to Sidney to visit relatives. Cora Voyte plans a visit from Olyphant. A Young Ladies Cook club gathering occurs at Mrs. Charlea Bira’s home. Miss Eva Kays returns from Scranton. Sophia Polgel’s burial is at St Rose’s cemetery. The death of Eugene Kelly, 10 months, is reported. Route for Carbondale Forest City electric street railway chosen, with plans to serve Crystal Lake and Forest City, aiming for completion before next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Nicholson
Moonah
George & Chase
Sidney
William J. Mate
Wyoming Street
Cora Voyte
Olyphant
Frank Orchard
River Street
Young Ladies' Cook Club
Charlea Bira
North Church Street
Eva Kays
Scranton
Carbondale
Aie
Janet Bryden
Sophia Polgel
John Wentzel
Mayfield
St. Rose's Cemetery
Hoon
Forest City
Forty Third
Richmondale
Wandling
Clintonville
Thi City
Pores City
Duichi
Poreat City
Rucket Brook
Jermyn Notes on Local Weddings Funerals and Fire Risk
Edith Banfield of Throop visits Mis a Cora Davis for a social guest list. John Antollis funeral held at Methodist Episcopal church yesterday. Charles Ditmore and Nettie Lindany announce marriage by telegram from Hancock. Local updates include Scranton arrivals and civic plans for Fourth of July festivities with fireworks and balloon launch. Crys tal Fire Company hose in poor condition after ten years of use raises fire risk concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Edith Banfield
Throop
Misa Cora Davis
John Antollis
Methodist Episcopal Winceh
Charles Ditmore
Nettie Lindany
Hancock
Scrinton
SD Davis
L. Barrett
D. L. Helland
S. C. Whitmore
Crystal Fire Company
Minooka Community Notes and Local Activities
The Christian Endeavor meets at No 4 school in Greenwood tonight and Sunday at 10 oclock services at Slvelock. Marion services are planned for the afternoon. St Joseph Temperance society holds its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon. Water main stoppage causes run of bad conditions for several days. Axle work failed to spend operations yesterday afternoon as pipe pressure dropped. Miss Dalla Connolly and Miss Maggie Cotter of Girsonwood visit Carvonsdale friends. The Nos 179 and 181 Young Men’s Institute baseball club will play a game this afternoon at 2:00 on the brick yard grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
No. 4
Greenwood
Slvelock
Mivaion
Bt. Joseph's Temperines Society
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Dunmore
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Jermyn
Ulster
Penn
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Mein
Alliruggists
Cutiura
Hannah Warren
George Street
la Crosse
Win
Comeuna
Trovtles
Chas, L
Warple
Ollawa Station
Mich
Cuticura
Corinna
Price
Criierma
Diaaulus
Wackhende
Veil
Aotenia
Cullenes
R.R.R
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Asu
Hadway & Co
DW. Raymond
Middletown
Conn
Asneville
N. C
la Grippe
Redway
Keady Kelief
Island
Bulway & Co
EL. Brown
J. W. Brewer
Ashburn
Pike
Radway
Iradway
Radway's
Mindway
Druggtate
Bond
DR. Radway & CO
New York
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Company
Hotel Waverly
Bergner & Kugel
Filbert Sts
Philada
Mont
Pennysylvenia
Broad Street Statin
Twelfth
Market Street Station
Serantopians
Powde
T. J. Victory
Lackawanna Ave
Cheney Bros
Lacka
Onyx
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