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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1902

Page

10

Cuticura Soap Promoted For Skin Hair and Baby Care

An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as a versatile cleanser and skin care product. It highlights uses for scalp irritations, hair health, rough hands, baby rashes, and general toilet and nursery needs, claiming superior cleansing and emollient properties alongside a floral fragrance. The copy asserts it combines benefits of Cuticura Ointment with cleansing ingredients, presenting it as the best one soap for skin, scalp, hair, and hands. It emphasizes value, price, and national reach.

Pittston Notes From Northeastern Pennsylvania

Special report from Pittston covers a church confrontation at Pough Cathedral residence with minor injuries and police hearing for six men. It also notes a union meeting at Wither Base electing Maynard Dougher as president, plus local social and marriage notices and community visits in West Pittston and surrounding towns.

Hallstead Residents Host Binghamton Visitors

Special to the Scranton Tribune notes Hallstead hosts several Binghamton visitors and locals make trips to and from Binghamton. Residents James Ty, Frank Marrold, Hattle Bache and family, Ellen Donovan, Charles Read, John Tyler, A L Wilson, J A Thomas, Madeline Squires, and others are mentioned with visits and summer plans.

Forest City Mourns Mrs Maxey as Local Death Noted

Forest City notes the death of Mrs George Maxey aged in the late eighties after months of illness. Survived by four sons including William Maxey of South Gibson and George E. Maxey of Forest City. Funeral arrangements pending. Many residents abroad and local events are listed, including graduates from Bloomsburg Normal and a marriage in Binghamton.

Forest City George Maxey Ales Maxey Mary Dundels South Gibson Olyphant Wllim Miuxey South Gidgoun Benjamin George E John Muxey W. Mollinshed A. Spalding Alice Melvin Bloomsburg Normal School Hessle Melvin T. J. Penticost Stroudsburg State Normal School Rott Farrell Irving Penticost Willum O'Keefe Minnie C. Brown St. Joseph's Binghamton

Local Church Weddings and Civic Visit Highlight Week

Yesterday at St Agnes church Rev R H W Walsh presided over a quiet marriage for Misa Hoelon Smith and John B Drake at the Presbyterian. A group of Erle 6Merals including Superintendent Davie and Attorney C P O Malley visited Tuesday to discuss Center Street extension. Dr K Rutan reported in Scranton this week on a house project at Adams Avenue and Reynolds Street.

St. Agnes R. H W. Walsh Misa Hoelon Smith John B. Drake Presbyterian W. Hollingahed Erle Davie Hood C. P. O'Malley Cornell Center Strees Borogh K. Rutan Scranton Adams Avenue Reynolds Street

Community notices and events in Waverly

Waverly direct news notes a large Women's Christian Temperance meeting at Mrs Mary Swallow's home last Tuesday. Rev Henton of Wallaville preached at the Methodist Episcopal church in Wilkes Barre in Rev M Godshall's absence. Henry White expands his Malin Street residence with a new ten foot porch. George White of Tunkhannock, a marble dealer, has built monuments in Hickory Grove cemetery and West Point cadet Andrew W Smith from Waverly is spending vacation at home. Floral Sunday observed at the Baptist church with strong attendance and decorated interiors. A patriotic entertainment with Gettysburg address by Rev O J Beverson of West Pittston is planned for the Methodist church lawn on Thursday evening July 3, weather permitting the event will be moved indoors.

Pittston Dimern River Link Weset Pittston West Qurochtal Orlofsky Hior Karl Wasilewski Seite Buen Eer Sturmerville William Hughes West Side Cresson Mee William Bated Menry W. Va William Frits Weber Brown Dun Merce Johny McCanna Johnstown Thanithoc Ellanbeth Street Mc Counna George A. Baxe Wyroming Avenue West Pittston Mary Bhaffer Sharon Pas Charles Th. Alan Hrowd Street Nellice Thiamine Binghimton Chelsea W. Hermann Wyoming Miro Prank Olmstead Marrige George White Tunkhannock Hickory Grove Andrew W. Smith West Point Gettysburg O. J. Beverson Sonnd

Talent show at Presbyterian church on July 1

Tunkhannock primary Sunday school class will present a talent show at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening July 1 with songs and recitations. Ice cream and cake will be served and a silver offering taken at the door.

Tunkhannock Presbyterian Sunday School A.B. Woodward Harrisburg Medical Examining Board Fred J. Billings Wyomling Valley John Dean Scranton Arthur Jole Wired B. Jennings Wilkes- Barre City Hospital Frank Deltrich Patrick Boyce St. Agnes Hospital Nina Carney Pittston Naval Joseph Luce Charles Day Seville Seville Times Alvin Wyoming Democrat John Aa. Sittler Warvey Sickler Willl Atlantic City

Bradford County News in Brief From June Events

Bradford County notes report a fireman’s self inflicted wound in Bayre, a farmer’s suicide in Purlgreen, school board examiner Putman, and the Methodist Missionary society meeting in Wyalusing. Also listed are county directors for Bradford Telephone, coal prospecting near Loyalsock, a Towanda visit by Colonel Sanderson, a Connecticut drilling company near Canton, and St Agnes School graduating class with four graduates.

Toronto John T LaBar Lehigh Valley Westfield Tioga County Eugene N. Reed Waverly Purl Green H. 8. Putman Kutstown Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society Wyalusing Tienry Verbyeh Susquehanna County Wryal Bradford County Telephone Company C. L. Travey HW. C. Porter Willum Maxwell W. M. Fell G. T. Ingham Loynalsock Creek Bullivan County George Sanderson Scranton Towanda Connecticut Pear Mary Rowan Emily Barron Edmond Harronu Daniel Culllman

Harford Community Notes From Scranton Tribune Visit and Guests

Harford residents attend Heart Lake Sunday school excursion. Eugene Osmond returns home from Matsfield State Normal School. Local residents host and visit relatives across Nicholson and Susquehanna counties. Many attend church events, social gatherings, and graduations. some families report illnesses.

Furnished and unfurnished rental ads in Scranton area

Local column lists multiple rental offers including a Dalton residence near the station with hot water bath, a nine room city heat house at 74 Clays, and furnished rooms at Adams and Webster avenues. Also notices for sale of a family horse and a Harrisburg engine, plus lost items and a claim about rheumatism cures offered by J. E. Taylor.

Dalton W. B. Slade Board of Trade Webster Avenue Adama Avenue Adams Avenue

Quick, Straight Loans or Building and Loan

Local lender advertises quick, straight loans and building and loan services from 4 to 6 percent. Call N V Walker at 914 315 Connell Building for details.

N. V. Walker Connell

Elkdale notes and visits from June notices

Strawberries are plentiful on Elk mountains. Milton Lowry and son Robert of Scranton visited relatives here last week. Misses Cora Anthony Clara Coleman and Ruth Wells attended Children’s Day at Uniondale Methodist church. Linn Drake of Carbondale to fill Elkdale Baptist pulpit for summer. Grace Sallender returns from Saranac Lake in improved health. Nettle Crandall back from Normal school at New Milford. John T. Tinker and Frank Davies at Heartlake. Dr. Whalen of Carbondale preached Elkdale church. M L Stevens visited East Lenox. W F Churchill and sister from San Francisco visiting Elkdale friends.

Saranac Lake N. Y Nettle Crandall New Milford John T. Tinker Frank Davies Heartlake Dr. Whalen Carbondale Elkdale M. L Stevens East Lenox W. F. Churchill San Francisco Elkdale Friends

Social and Family Notes From Montrose to Scranton

Brooklyn reports a birthday visit to Montrose for Mrs. Frances Cause and Mrs. Helen Eldridge among others. Miss Vida Sterling wed in Scranton with several attendees, and Scranton visitors join cousins in Philadelphia. A.J. Ainey’s son Earl visits Mrs Bond in Philadelphia as Andrew Kent hosts J V Thatcher and others from Hopbottom and Horseheads this week. Nellie Kent visits Scranton. D L Gardner hosts a visit in Factoryville. Y P C U social planned at H W Roper’s home. J K Utley of Hepburn celebrated a golden wedding with about seventy five guests.

Brooklyn A. A. Quick Joseph Quick Kate Tewksbury Montrose Frances Cause Helen Eldridge C. H. Tiffany Mabel Tiffany Vida Sterling Scranton Sarah Louise Perry Hutte McMilan A. J. Ainey Earl D. L. Gardner Factoryville Y. PC. U H. W. Roper J. K. Utley Hepbottom

Scranton Visitor and Local Residents Note Summer Visit

Morris of Scranton visits on Wednesday. Mrs. John E. Davis of Wilkes-Barre guests in town for days. Maud Davis Jessie Harris Bezzie and Marie Timlin return from Stroudsburg Normal School for summer. Mrs. H J Brooks on Main street slowly improves from serious illness.

German Building Association vs Michael Greeula Court of Common Pleas

Auditor in the Lackawanna County case will distribute funds. The auditor will attend at 202 Pawll building Scranton on Tuesday, 2nd day of duty 102 at 0 o'clock a.m. to hear claims. Claimants must present their claims or be barred from participation in the distribution.

Michael Greeula Court of Common Pleas Lackawanna County Wks Terns Pawll Building Scranton Bn Said

Marriages And Local Sports In Taylor Community

The Rev D C Edwards united Miss Jennie Carter and Mr Arthur White in marriage at Welsh Baptist church in Taylor with a reception at the bride’s home. The Taylor Reds beat West Scranton Athletics 6 to 2 while the Orioles routed Minooka Maroons 25 to 1 at river side grounds. Miss Mamie Francis earned a state teaching certificate after passing Bloomsburg State Normal School exams, with several locals attending graduation. County Commissioner John Courrier is noted among the town visitors and events.

Welsh Baptist Church D. C. Edwards Jennie Carter Edmond W. Carter Arthur White Taylor Reds West Scranton Athletics Orioles Minooka Maroons Mamie Francis Bloomsburg State Normal School Miss Francis Pennsylvania Susie Gertrude Morris Bloomsburg Siue Davis Leah Evans Ligsie Davis Olwen Howells Hannah Powell Hannah Davis Lillian Heffer Margaret Davis Robert Llewellyn Union Street Sac Wales Hey David Reese Gwilym Davis Dor*rancetown Lissie Arwelder Behrmann and Keifer South Scranton Teresa Brooks Wilkes-Barre Brooks Malin Street John Courrier

St Patrick's Parochial Academy Holds Ninth Commencement

The ninth annual commencement exercises at St Patrick's parochial academy were held in the Father Mathew opera house last evening. Miss Sadie Rogan and eight others received medals and diplomas as Rev. P. J. Murphy spoke briefly and praised the students and staff. A social followed in Mahon's hall with a large turnout among friends and relatives.

St. Patrick's Parochial Academy Father Mathew Opera House Sadie Rogan Agnes Revels Veronica O'Connell Anna Hoban Te Thomas Mary McNulty Katherine Gildea Veronica O'Hara Anna McGovern P. J. Murphy the Tribune Sweeney Eugene O'Boyle Charles College Baltimore St. Patrick's Parochial School Mahon's Hall J. A. Shulte Louis Zulton Scranton Margaret Evanes Factoryville Ella Coon Atherton & Sulton E. ©. Harnden Binghamton M. K. Harnden Mamie Duffy Beranton J. W. Grant Jermyn Jeanette Vans Pittston D. W. Harris Delaware Street

Scranton Business Directory Fragments and Advertisements

Local business listings and notices from Scranton include real estate and attorney offices at 126 Washington Ave and Spruce Street addresses, a moving office, and various services. Vendors advertise cleaning, plumbing, and drugstore sources with contact routes and landmark reference points near the Erie depot and Lackawanna area.

Local Notes From Wyalusing June Visit and Deaths

WYALUSING June 26 Mr and Mrs L Culver of Nanticoke visiting relatives Dr and Mrs Hurshberger of New Albany were guests of their daughter Mrs Gr H B Terry Nellie Lewis will go to New Jersey soon where she has a hospital position Jesse Ellsworth is at Williamsport this week as a juror Judson Squires of Herrick died Friday aged 50 Mrs WI Balford and daughter Ruth of Scranton visiting her mother Mrs Eliza Vaughan of Vaughan hill Henry Verbryck died of cancer on Wednesday P A Smith of Smith Co is spending a few days at Syracuse N Y and Mrs Rendleton of Athens visiting Mr and Mrs W B Wells

Georgia DeWitt Nellie King Susyquehanna Willi Squires Mise Norman Bpencer Endicott Richard Barnum Edward Three Lakes Henry Trowbridge Mise Tdith Mise Maud Tlarmon George Luke Lestershire Jake Miss Muggle Lliwden J. Brown Lou Darrow William Squires Lester Mr. Squires Tlighlands Bert Aldrich Forest Tate Bert Capwell Binghamton Gould Conwell Fred van Wormer Aaron Freddie Scranton Tribune Wryialusing L. Culver Nanticoke WI Balford Ruth Scranton Eliza Vaughan Vaughan Hill Henry Verbryck P. A. Smith Smith & Co Syracuse Rendleton Athens W. B. Wells

Company officials named in wartime notice

W. G. Besaler listed as general manager and Co. M. Burt as general passenger agent in the captured roster style notice.

W. G. Besaler Co. M. Burt Pasa

Scranton Train Schedules Update to New York Philadelphia

Effective June 1 1902 trains from Scranton depart for New York Philadelphia Buffalo and other points with listed morning and afternoon times. Services include Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose Bloomsburg Plymouth and Nicholson accommodations. Sunday trains and multiple daily departures noted for several corridors.

Scranton New York Philadelphia Fort Gouldaboro Buffalo Binghamton Elmira Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose Nicholson Bloomsburg Northumberland Plymouth Elmira and Way Binghamton and Way

Trains Schedule for Delaware and Hudson Routes

Scranton dispatch outlines daily train times for Carbondale Jonesdale Wilkes-Barre Albany and Honesdale with morning and evening departures listed. The schedule includes multiple daily departures from Scranton and noted connections to northbound lines and regional points.

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule Details for Scranton to Philadelphia

Schedule effective June 11 shows trains leaving Scranton at 8:00 am via Wilkes Barre for Philadelphia with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches. Connections extend to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. Weekday via Sunbury Harrisburg and Pittsburg routes. late Sunday runs via through vestibule train from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia. Officials: J B Reed Hutchinson and J B Wood.

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Pottsville Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Plittsurge Pullman Pottaville Hagleton Bunbury

Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules from Wilkes-Barre to NYC and Philadelphia

Train timetables from Wilkes-Barre and nearby points through Lehigh Valley routes to New York Philadelphia and other coal region destinations. Parlor car service and through connections via D & LM RE RR and H R lines. Details include departures at 647 am 218 pm 435 pm and 8 8 am with maps and station stops such as White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Allentown and Towanda.

Scevanton Philadelphia New York Oy Couch Sro Couch Carbondale Siti Whitte Haven Haghton Princei Pal Tab Lab Pottsville Tal At Mor Bethlehem Aston Roundley Starrisburg Do & H.R Bune Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Naatadel Ohn Bufale ILBUR Cortland Street New A.W

Train Schedule Fragments From Scranton to New York Area

Partial OCR shows a rail timetable listing connections through Carbondale Scranton and nearby towns. Mentions trains departing at 10 00 am and later times with connections to Baltimore Washington Pennsylania states and other points west, advising consult offices for connections. The legible portion names Anderson, J P A and Welsh, J B A in Scranton Pa.

Numa Syalni Scranton Carbendale Cadoula Caudosia Carbendala Scergaton GM A North BO Arbondale Pave Ondiale Mob Cash Pam Viva Vali Cadossa Carbondale Oso Cses Sulldays New York Middletown Walton Norwich Oswego Berlin Iludel Ha Xian Baltimore Washington Pennsylania Anderson P. A B.A

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