Lake Winola Resort Welcomes Summer Crowd
Lake Winola reports many visitors and cottage stays from Scranton Wilkes Barre Minersville and Philadelphia. Morris Morris and Melxell families relocate to cottages. Miss Kear visits. dances and concerts set to begin with The Winola orchestra and weekly balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranian Tribune
Lake Winola
Morris V. Morris
Scranton
Melxell
Wilkes- Barre
Bowman
Laura Kear
Minersville
Helen Brenton
Rebecca Howell
Rachel Reese
West Scranton
Everett Frear
Winola
Godfrey
Jermyn
Robert Westlake
Westlake
Frour
Danner
George Peck
Winolow Orchestra
Oliver
Philadelphia
Local Notes From Hamilton Area Visitations And Events
Mrs. Dr. J. A. Kee and family from Wilmington visit aunt Miss D. P. Hamlin. Miss Kathryn Edwards visits Englewood relatives. Mr. Stanley Weir of Shickshinny stays with cousin Mrs. G. O. Gillett. Bertrand Wright of Scranton visits brother C. & Wright. Miss Alice Bertree and Frances Orchard receive pianos from N. A. Hurlbert's. C R R Spangenburg has Lyman Williams and Berton Wetherell arrested for trespass and out of season fishing. charges dismissed for insufficient evidence. Mrs. George Kelly and Irene visit Buckingham reunion attendees now visiting local relatives. Mrs. Lavina Chapman builds a new house with Charles Schaffer. Floral Sunday set for Salem Methodist Episcopal Church June 29 with children rehearsing a large program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
J. A. Kee
Wilmington
Del
D. P. Hamlin
Kathryn Edwards
J. P. Kuresteiner
Englewood
N. J
Stanley Weir
Shickshinny
G. O. Gillett
Bertrand, Wright
Scranton
C. &. Wright
Alice Bertree
Frances Orchard
N. A. Hurlbert
C. RR. Spangenburg
Hiawatha
Lyman Williams
Berton Wetherell
Squire Bertree
Ariel
George Kelly
Irene
Austin
Buckingham
Lavina Chapman
Charles Schaffer
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Avoca Speaker Mary Compton Plans India Mission
Miss Mary Compton of West Pittston will address the Christian Alliance this evening and plans to go to India next fall as a missionary. A Ladies Auxiliary meeting of St. Aloysius is set for tomorrow evening. Frank P. Devers and Mary Holleran marry today at 1 o'clock. James Mullen leaves to join Plattsburg as second baseman. Timothy King and others depart with Smith Bros. for work on contracts in Connellsville, Pa. Mrs. William Brown hosts guests including Miss Mary McArt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Compton
West Pittston
Christian Alliance
Miss Compton
India
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Aloysius Society
Frank P. Devers
Maary Holleran
James Mullen
Sbaseman
Plattsburg
Timothy King
William Burns
James Maloney
Frank Kane
Lawrence Monahan
Smith Bros
Connellsville
William Brown
Mary MecArt
Healthful Woman and the Favorite Prescription
The article extols Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments, claiming it restores happiness by correcting delicate female health. It includes patient testimonials, warns against substitutes, and offers Dr. Pierce's Common Medical Adviser with a mail request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Ave
New York
Pierce
Local guests visit Miss Jennie Newton at Wilkes Barre
Mary McLaughlin and others from Ittston and Mountain Top arrive as friends and relatives to spend time at Miss Jennie Newton s home guest list includes Edgar Probyn Neal Doble Robert McArt David McArt Martha Dunbar Nettle Druffner Alice Monalan Nellie May Graham Blanche Sanders Jean Cranston Mattie Brown Belle Monte Rose Blanchard and Miss Rose Blanchard Wilkes Barre locals attend social visit with the Newton household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLaughlin
Edgar Probyn
Neal Doble
Robert
David McArt
Ittston
Martha Dunbar
Mountain Top
Nettle Druffner
Alice Monalan
Nellie
May Graham
May
Local notes and court case from Tunkhannock society
Mrs John M Garman and family occupy their summer home on Second street Miss Mary Shen of Wilkes Barre visits Miss Maymy Connell in town Earle Barber stands held for court on charge of stealing a watch from Frutchey at Barham boarding house Sheriff takes Willard Darling to Eastern Penitentiary for a two year term District Attorney O Smith Kinner visits Nicholson and Seran Lon Robert Steele Jr begins sales job at Herrick Bros News from editor Alvin Day in ill health and other community items ferry plans by O W Love wonted Winch Worsted Yarn Co vacation dates unchanged marriage licenses for Allen Dents and Lydian Toney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
John M. Garman
Second Street
Mary Shen
Wilkes-Barre
Maymy
Connell
Earle Barber
Justice Tee
Frutchey
Barham
Hattie Jacoby
Lestershire
N. Y
D. L. Lyons
Tioga Street
Loomis
Montrove
Leonard Carlile
Charlies Hendler
John Lawrence
Alvin Day
The
Wyoming Democrat
Tlogit Street
Gray
Philadelphia
Willard Darling
Eastern Penitentiary
Kreeny
Margaret Selpham
Trussell Hill
Stephen Roberson
O. Smith Kinner
Nicholson and
Seran- Lon
Robert Steele, Jr
Herrick Bros
O. W. Love
Winclt
Allen Dents
George and
Mary Dents
Falls
Lydian Toney
William and
Frances Loney
Centremoreland
Ice cream sale and obituaries mark Honesdale news
The Social Guild of Grace church will serve ice cream and cake on the church lawn Thursday evening. Moses C. Westbrook died at Blooming Grove of heart trouble aged about sixty. he was a longtime resident and hunter favorite. Fire destroyed W. G. Ridgeway’s double dwelling on East street, caused by incendiary origins. loss estimated at 10,000 with 5,000 ins. Laulea Peterson wife of Dr. B. Peterson died of typhoid fever at age 9 months. Funeral plans set for Sunday at 1 p.m. with Rev. William H. Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Grace Church
Church Lawn
Moses C. Westbrook
Blooming Grove
Mondag
Won
Tafayette Westbrook
Stroudsburg
John C. Westbrook
Milford
Milo II
Finn
Bertha
Hattie
Park Place
Scranton
Carley Brook
W. O W. Baker
Gravity
Mae Burger
N. B. Spencer
J. W. Guernsey
Homer Greene
W. G. Ridgeway
Upper East Street
Protection Engine Company
Texas No. 4
Ridgeway
Hawley
Laulea
PB. B. Peterson
Main Street
C. Cc. Jadwin
Nonesdale
Presbyterian Church
William H. Swift
Peckville Woman Travels to Worcester to Visit Daughter
Mrs Judson Callender of West Peckville left yesterday to visit her daughter Mrs W J Guest of Worcester A new store of W F Ketchum & Ben has opened for business Our citizens should not forget to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Callender
West Peckville
W. Jd. Guest
Worcester
W. FY. Ketchum & Ben
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Hyde Park Woman Recover
Mrs. Sarah Farrell of 1919 Price Street Hyde Park credits Dean's Kidney Pills with saving her life after six years of kidney trouble. She suffered blood in urine back pain breathlessness and bedridden days before relief from the pills. She bought the medicine from Matthews Bros. drug store and later thanked it for a new lease on life. Sold at 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Scranton
Sarah Farrell
Price Street
Hyde Park
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Citizens' meeting at the hose house this evening
Earl Keller, recently at Stroudsburg school, returns home for summer. William Peck, manager of Peck Lumber in Olyphant, broke a shoulder after a fall there on Saturday. Fred Williams left Tuesday for Osceloa to take a new job.
Local Weddings Tie Ties In Union Street Ceremony
Miss Ida M Courtright wed Thomas Evans in a morning ceremony at the Union street home Rev C B Henry officiated. Bridesmaid Jemima Evans and groomsman William Evans are siblings of the groom. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple plans a tour to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Courtright
Union Street
Ida M
Thomas Evans
Taylor Street
C. B. Henry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jemima Evans
William Evans
Riverside Grounds
Evan A. Davis
Edward K. Davis
Railroad Street
Eva Clair Davis
Mbeneser Davis
West Scranton
W. Matthews
East
Liverpool
John Steele
H. I. Harris
Margaret Williams
James
New York
Philadelphia
Local Notices and Social News Highlights Jermyn Area
The Jermyn and Mayfield communities host an important Catholic Mutual Benevolent meeting this evening with full attendance urged. Local society notes report residents visiting Carbondale, a Williams vs Williams case in orphan court, and upcoming alumni banquet date adjusted to July 10.
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Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
A. Jones
Archbald
Williams
Amateur Base Ball Notes: Young American Stars vs Cuban Heroes
The Young American Stars of North Scranton accept a challenge from the Cuban heroes to a baseball game at the race course grounds Providence on Saturday at 1 p.m. They will meet the Cuban team at the Providence Delaware and Hudson depot. Oliver Jones is the manager.
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North Scranton
Race Course
Providence
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Oliver Jones
Southern Railway Announces Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco
Southern Railway offers greatly reduced round trip tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles for Knights of Pythias biennial meeting from Aug 11 to Aug 29. Philadelphia base fare 66.75 with other points at 68.25, with stopovers and return via different route. Sleeper options from Philadelphia or Washington, and tri weekly tourist cars Washington to San Francisco via Atlanta New Orleans El Paso and Los Angeles depart 845 p m on Mon Wed and Fri. Charles L Hopkins district agent provides details from 828 Chestnut St Philadelphia.
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Knights of Pythiae
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
el Paso
San Antonio
Il Paso
Juarez
Chas, L. Hopkins
Chestnut St
Lackawanna Excursion to Cranberry Lake N J
A Lackawanna Railroad special train departs Scranton at 8 15 a m on Sunday June 29 for Cranberry Lake returning at 7 p m The resort lies on the Sussex branch 102 miles east of Scranton The lake measures two and a half miles by one mile offering ample picnic grounds and pavilions The round trip fare is one dollar and the ride passes through the Pocono mountains and the Delaware Water Gap for a day outing.
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Lackawanna Station
Scranton
Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Resort
Sussex Branch
Pocono Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Wyoming Valley Express: D H R R and LV Rail Lines Expanded
On June 15 the Lehigh Valley railroad introduces the Wyoming Valley Express linking Carbondale Scranton New York and Philadelphia with through Pullman buffet parlor car service. Outbound departs Carbondale 7 00 a m and Scranton 7 41 a m reaching New York 1 13 p m Philadelphia 12 40 p m. The westbound returns from New York 4 10 p m Philadelphia 4 30 p m arriving Scranton 10 03 p m Carbondale 10 49 p m.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Dlay
Delegation Conference Trip Excurision Tickets to Minneapolis
The Lackawanna Railroad offers special round trip excursion tickets to Minneapolis for the National Delegation Association meeting July 7 to 11. Tickets are $40.50 for travel July 4 to 6 with return options July 8 to 14, extendable to Sept 1 for 50 cents, via Chicago with one car change from Scranton.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Scranton
Lackawanna
Chicago
Niagara Falls Round Trip Special From Scranton
Lackawanna railroad offers round trip tickets Scranton to Niagara Falls for $6.55. Valid for July 3 and 4 travel, return allowed through July 6. Children 6 to 12 pay half the adult rate.
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Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Baseball Scores From American League and National League
Baseball results across cities with multiple games. Philadelphia beat New York 9 to 7 in a nine inning game in Philadelphia. Boston defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1 at Boston with Donovan and Ahearn on the batteries. Chicago lost to Pittsburgh in a rain affected match while St Louis and Cincinnati posted low scoring affairs. Detroits game against Chicago was rained out.
BTOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS PROMOTION NOTICE
Btoick and wheat traders offer a special market letter free on application. Hibbard & Co members of Congolized and Stock Exchange at 4 and 46 Broadway New York established 1664. Long Distance phone S88 Broad. Rheumatism cures offered by J B Taylor Buranton via a vegetable compound guaranteed to speedily cure all varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hibbard & Co
Congolized and Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
J. B. Taylor
Buranton
Public sale of Amos Sax land in Lackawanna County
By order of the Lackawanna Orphan Court the Amos Sax property in Ransom Township is to be sold at public auction in Beranton on July 17, 1962 at 10 a.m. The parcel covers about 110 acres with 128 perches, subject to a carved exception of 8 acres and 27 perches. Terms require a 100 down payment with court confirmation. Executrix and attorney listed with local office.
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Amos Sax
Lackawanna County
Grand Jury Room
Court House
Beranton
Ransom
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
John Gardner
John Armatrong
Luzerne
George Bux
Asalgna
Fee
George M. Bux
Tunkhannock
Pittston
Jacob Derehimer
George Sax
Sara Ann Bax
Waverly Board-Rooms Offered on Illness Basis
NEer oe WAVERLY FE BOARD Rooms released due to illness. Family may be engaged for July and August. Address Bliss Villa Waverly Pa reference.
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Waverly FE
Bliss Villa
Waverly
Local Businesses and Services Featured in Scranton Area
An assortment of notices lists Willard Warren and Knapp selling at 612 Connell Building, a Black Cafe at 17 Franklin Avenue, and the Scranton House near D L& W depot run on European plan by Victor Koch. Also advertised are A B Briggs cleaning privy vaults and lamps, Joseph Kumttel near Lackawanna Avenue, and Megargle Bros printers on Washington Avenue. The Wilkes-Barre Record is available in Scranton at Belamun Bros, Belamun 406 Spruce, Linden, and M Norton 22 Lackawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Belamun Bros
Spruce
Ge Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Auve
I. S. Behutaer
Train Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale and Beyond
In effect June 16 1902 trains from Scranton to Carbondale depart at 6 44 AM and a long list of times through the day. Similar services run to Wilkes Barre Albany points north Honesdale and Willkes in reference to Pennsylvania Railroad routes. W L Pryor D P A Scranton Pa releases the timetable information.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Toch
Wilkes Barres
North
Pennsylvania Railroad June 11 2002 Schedule Summary
Train times from Bernnton Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia include Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches with through service via Pottsville and Fortaville. Weekday connections extend to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh. Through vestibule trains serve Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia with multiple stops and varying departure times.
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Bernnton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Pittsbure
Philadelhia
Pittsarge
Ventibals
Pullman
Fortaville
Hayleton
Sun Ba
Pittsure
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules to Major Points
Train services from Scranton via D H A O R to New York and Philadelphia depart with parlor and day coach options. Other routes run to Wilkes Barre Pottsville Bethlehem Reading Harrisburg and Rochester with Pullman parlor cars on all tr ips between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Urida station. Reservations through city ticket offices in Wilkes Barre and Bethlehem Br.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carbondale
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Reading System
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harratur
Allentown
Pottsville
N. G. Besslir
C. MO Burt
Tak
New Yor
Sudays
Ilte Haven
Hee Tor Min
Elmira
Ithica
Geneva
Db. L
Rochester
Kiulale
Niagara
Lehigh Valley
Philadelhia
Buffalo
E. Ollin HW
Wilbur
Hethlehem
Roy Blakets
Oince
Bruaie
Wilkes-Barte
Rail Schedule Fragments Mention Scranton Route Details
A fragmentary rail timetable lists train numbers and times for Scranton and Carbonale routes. It notes connections to New York City and local branch lines, with Sundays only and various destination points including Walton Delhi Oswego and Oneida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranton
Venena
Arriva Traiis
Caffe
Cosbandals
Goranton
Carbondale
Ranton
New York City
Middletown
Walton
Moreen
Oneida
Oswego
Poyntelle
Delhi
Snverwich
New Berlin
CJ City & Aoe
Scranton
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Baltimore
P. A
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Northeastern
Hamlinton
Peckville
Taylor
Jermyn and Mayfield
Tillie
Willie
Pacific Coast Points
National Delegation Association
Minneapolis, Minn
R. H. EL Philadelphia
Tustings
Mitchell
Bchreckengost
McGinnity
Cronin
Bresnahan
Connolly
Johnstone
R. H. EB
Boston
Dineen
Warner
Fagen
Clarke
Caruthers
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
National League
Hoston
Brooklyn
Cece Lobooooon
Donovan and Ahearn
Wills and
Kittridge
Cantillion
Rt. W
Matthewson
Bowerman
Duggleby and Dooin
Emsile
Louie
R. H. E. Cincinnatil
Louis
Hahn
Bergen
Murphy
Ryan
Powers and Brown
Chicago-Pittsburg
the Tribune
Webster Avenue
Lake Vor
Mra
T. D. Lewis
Main Avenue
Madison Avertue
Madison Avenue
Mulberry
Adams Avenue
Mnicern
Tribune Office
Pocahontas Collieries Company
A. J. King
Pocahontas
Tazewell County
State of Virginia
Norfolk and Western Rail
Wily
Ieee
Plek
Inver
Renin Oes Antetivet Kines Alo
Ferson
Im Arcade Bldg
Phila
Scranton Bolt and At Co
Green Ridge
M. H. Holgate
Commonwealth Bidg
W. G. Doud
Franklin Avenue
J.C. Zurfileh
Lake Winona
Hiawatha Cottage
Mr Lewis
Upper
J. A. Marinns
Sanderson Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Coursena
Luzerne Street
Fifteenth Street
LEGAL
Vzabett San
Charles L. Hawiley
Hsta Gld
Connell Bide
Suranton
Lake Winola Park Co
Ash Street
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Capouse Avenue
Rooma
Burr Paniaing
H. W. Sykes & Co
Omcer
Factoryville
New York, Tribune
O. R
Tribune
J. C. Hinman
Monsey Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
WN. W. Walker
Certified Public Accountant
Edward C. Spaulding
Sade
Old Telephone
Architects
Frederick L. Brown
Arch B
Real Estate Exchange Bldg
Washington Ave
Civil and Mining Engineers
H. I. Harding
Connell Bldg
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
DR. ¢. EB. Eilenberger
Pauli Building
Spruce Street
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming
Willard
D. Warren & Knapp
Ornum
Graeereatts
L. A. Watreb
Board of Trade Building
Paul
A.W. Bertholf
Replogie & Co
Mears Bidg
Pranklin Avenue
Mrank P, Ziegler
Scranton House
Vvictor Koch
A. B. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Bicke
Adams and
Wire Goreens
Joseph Kumttel
LACKA
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Cornet
Gouldsboro
Foy Uffalo
Binghamton
Way
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Elmira and
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Hutchinson
Mer
J. B. Wood
Gen. Pass
Ontario and Western
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