Local Society Notes and Marital News From Avoca
Miss Lydia Connor and Miss Mary Murilock quietly wed by Rev. A Bredi at Miss Murilock’s sister home on Avoca’s West Side. The article recalls visitors, parties, and a bank branch officer slate, plus a store resignation and upcoming Co operative Building Bank officers.
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Pan Fistulas
Sermatian Tribune
Avoca
Lydia Connor
Scranton
Mary Murilock
West Side
W. B. Mitehell
A. Bredi
Murdock
A. C. Howell
Annie McKeluney
Arlington
Sarah Hoban
Magis Walters
Danmore
L. W. Stofiel
Roanoke
Mra
F. H. Snyder
Buffalo
Mra. P. Cannon
Philadelphia
Henry Jennings
Leadville
Cal
North Bar
Mise Marie McCrindle
Mra D. ©. Morton
Mabel
Lilla Hutchings
Marion Greane
Elia Levan
Moosie
Mimas Kitty Mang
Linzie Wylis
Carbondale
Mra. H. Davis
Messrs. Androz
Artenny
John Greene
Alonzo Files
Homer Warner
Bert Lewis
Movste
H. Davis
Will McMillin
Will Jennings
J. E. Hammerle
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Nolan
McMillan
Teddie Quinn
Co-operative Building Bank
Matters at Minooka
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Minooka Pa on March 1 reports William Gavin moving his show business to Carrs Patch. The article notes two burials, a cross town accident, and a family visit, alongside an advertisement for Dr Thomas s Electric Oil claiming to treat colds pains inflammations and injuries.
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Scranton Tribune
Minooka
William Gavin
Carr
Michael Wolah
Toeaday
Mra. Boat
Main Street
Martin Philbin
West
Teyear Oll
John Philbin
Cone
Grove
Concert by the Citizens' Band at Scranton Tribune Hall
The Citizens' Band plans an event in their new rooms Maurel 6 with a two part program. Part one includes resortion pieces and a choral selection with Detle Gardner and Sarch Pengough among performers. Part two features a waltz intro and a band speech on finances with Rev. B. F. Gendall and Nellie Hogarth among participants.
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Resortion
Wdilrexa
Eo. G. Shepherd
Detle Gardner Sarch Pengough
Ft. Osborn
Jolson
Benuers
Ming & Horswell
Sutewis
D. Stocker
Valley of Ferns
Gendall
Land Atoy
Nellie Hogarth
John Hogarth
Episcopal Choir Sons
Praiie Archie Martha Fede
Esear
OVW
LARBE
E d a k Views of the dighta and Boones of Carbondale
Scranton Tribune notes visitors Herbert Wylie and Mrs Purple in Carbondale. A Delaware and Hudson passenger train delay at Green Ridge due to a cow-cat at the track. Funeral announced for Francie Judge. February cemeteries report 30 interments, infants predominate. Rivenburg Sly retire from meat market. successors Hurd & Co. Grants and social visits listed. Memorials reference Dr. King's New Discovery with offer of trial bottles.
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Scrastow Tribie
CanpoxpaLe
Herbert Wylie
Purple
Forest City
Delaware and Hudson
Scranton
Green Ridge
Francie
Joseph Judge
South Mainstreat
St. Rose's Cemetery
Nowber
St. Rowe's
Myplewoood
Rivenburg & Sly
Silem Ave
F. G. Hurd & Co
Edward Johna
Grant D. Hutenina
Viela
Philadelpha
Young Men's Christian Association
James. Nicol
Lia
Porwail
C. E. Spencer
New York City
Knia Caray
Factoryville
Lottie Giles
Lincoln Avenna
Honeyvale
Salem Avenue
New Pilino
Entertaining Nuggets of News From Stranton Tribune
Local social notes list visits from Maro Back Mina Hines and Bessie Slocum. George Sayre from Hornsheads and Eben Lowie from Waterbury visit. Presbyterian ladies plan a church social Tuesday. Sterling Ackley, longtime resident, dies at 75 of grip. Sunday school gathering hosted by Henry Kintner. Albert Barnes of Wilkes-Barre visits town. Evangeline Porter visits Vaughan bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranton
Wratusaee
Mies Maro» Back
la Rayaville
Sabra Porter
Mies Mina Hines
Witkon-Barre
George Sayre
Hornsheads
N.Y
Nelson Welles
Mies
Bessie Slocum
West Pittston
Scranton
Eben Lowie
Waterbury
Albert Barnes
Wilkes-Barre
Misa Evangeline Porter
Lyman Chamberlain
Vaughan Bill
The Burden of Housekeeping Weighs on Mothers
The article discusses how housekeeping has grown tougher and more complex, with mothers bearing severe stress. It cites nervous exhaustion and irritability among mothers, and presents Paine's celery compound as a noted remedy praised by a Mrs. Short of Haverhill Massachusetts. It includes local society notes mentioning residents and a burial, with brief city references.
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Ede Phelps M.D Li
Dartmouth Collowa
Short
Haverhill
Maas
Paine
Liave
Paino
HONESCALE HAPPENINGS IN MAPLE CITY REPORT
About twenty officers of the Thirteenth regiment inspected Caumpany E Nere with a large crowd watching. The company showed good drill and strength from recent enlistments. Local street and gutter repairs, new postal stamp window, hardware move to a new block, and various residents’ visits are noted. Electric Bitters advertised as headache remedy with claims of curing constipation and promoting bowel tone at Matthews Brow drug store.
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Nova
Maple City
Honespale
Caumpany E Nere
E Ling
M. Spethgue
Josephine Dwrlend
Donsville
No Y
Mira Louiay
Aurquatis Grime
Wilmington
Del
Perry Dean
Danville
Mea
W. M.ardner
Bovses
Matthews Brow
Fire damages main block as town notes brief events
Forest City brief items report a basement fire at Fred Gray's block, likely started by old clothes, quickly fought with water. A baby dies at age eighteen months, Mrs Cameron and Mrs Bates travel between towns, coal shipments list February outputs for Hillside colliery and Clifford colliery. Funeral for James Dillon set at St Agnes Church with interment in St Rose Cemetery.
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Scranton
Forest City
Marbles
Mr and Aire
Coarlea Cameron
Railroad Street
Owego
Fred Gray
Mra A. & Loewaley
Carbondale
Ming Lona Tyler
Mra
W.H. Bates
Willow Barre
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Clifford
F. J Oagood
Janos Dillon
St. Agnes’ Cath Allo Church
J.J
Dillon
St. Rose's Cemetery
Om. A. & Lewaley
Tristan
George J. Banton
Local Notes From Stranton Tribune March Item
John Martin funeral attended by Mrs HL Jones Mrs W Williams and Mrs Davis. Dr Maxwell of Blakely visited. PBY Gallagher’s Dickson hotel project. H Thomas and Eugene Fell Wilkes-Barre visitors. Girls sewing class taught by Miss Barrett. Clan meets at O Conner’s hall. Mrs Gilligan visited Archbald. LH A Williams and W B Schrader registered at Central. New Cooperative Building Bank branch organized at Central hall with 20 members. officers C C Snyder president and T E Waters secretary. Borough council to meet next Monday. potential board of health formation noted.
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Stranton Tribune
Pircktore
Jones
W. W. Williams
Sane Davis
John Martin
Peckville
Maxwell
Blakely
P. By. Gallagher
Dickson
P. FL
Henry Thomas
Eugene Fell
Wilkes-Barre
Crealist
Miss Barret
Main Street
O'Conner
John Gilligan
T. E Waters
Board of Health
Moonlight skating on Lake Henry highlights local scene
From Maplew300 items in March news from the Vicinity of Beautiful Lake Henry. Young people skate by moonlight while Bell buys and chips apples for New York markets. William H. Samson ships calves to Scranton and Consumers Ice Co harvests the lake. Mothers of Harvest Grange plan an oyster supper for the order. A local resident notes veterans’ poverty and small pensions.
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Scranton
MarLewoop
Henry
Bell
New York
William H. Samson
Iea Company
Lake Henry
Wayne County
Harvest Grange
J C. Veith
William Mitchell
Moosic Scintillations Brief News Notes
Christian Endeavor cottage prayer meeting to be held at D. Green on Main Street this evening. George Bennie nursing a scalded foot at home. Mr and Mrs D Ferrel and Mr and Mrs Jubex Sue visited relatives Wednesday. Frank Mosteller slowly recovering from a serious illness. Methodist Episcopal prayer meeting set for Monday evening at Elmner Berlow's.
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Scranton Tribuna
Moosic
Christian Endeavor Cottage
D. Green
Main Street
George Bennie
Mra D. Ferrel
Jubex Sue
Frank Mosteller
Elmner Berlow's
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U. S
Gorman
Our Fashion Monthly
Towhs
Tia Trin
Jermyn and Vicinity
Citizens’ Band
Spaiefal
Scranton ‘Tribune
Jermins
Maret 1
Woolworth
William McKinley Club
Kid Fellows Hall
Counci
Sama] Waters
W L. Hongaton
Lewis Piagi
J. P. Sampson
John ‘Ligh
James Prior
Bla
Arriot Ruel
Thosley
William Pits
White's Valley
Calig
Pioncer City
Awmillion
Dr. King
Wyalusing
Pioneer City
Charlie Tucker
Uniondale
Edward Taylor
Mike Fegora
L. P. Wedeman
Montrong
Davis
Chin Alexander
Misa May Hillock
Monroe Tyler
Upper Main Street
Priceburg Pictures
Nowa
Scott's
Scott
Dcientific
William Wyme & Son
Oto Oy
John Hamlin
Tribune
Mr. J
Douglass Hallstean
Eo. T Hoods Co
Lowill
Masa
Hood
Sarsaparilla
Joe Jf Cowiy Lads
Frm
Divaglish & Bellkyip
Grocer
Jos Rel Provid
Walidiend
Mannsylvania
de Hood
Temple Court
Spruce ST
University of Pennsylvania
Medion-Chir- Urphal College
Beth
Medics-Chirurgical Association
Hilly Indore Vyne
Ework
Bamtel
T Sia Ant Williams
Samuel Tira
Lwind A. Frxem
Dod J. Jkumin
Clas
BP. Mateunw?a
Ames M
EerAnan
Fintiy
Mob
Kimahan
Businem Fie Agal Orme
Bank of Scranton
Capital
Tilsteen Titan
Businness
Wielliam Connelt
Geo WH. Catlin
William MH. Pick
Casnier
Willian Connell
George TH. Catlin
Alfred Hand
James Archbild
Maury Boils
William J. Smith
Luther Eller
Wood's
College of Business
F. E. Wood
Saxony
Germany
Axminster
Smyrna
Daghestan
Oriental Rugs
Kerr & Liebecker
Lacka
Ave
the Bichards Lumber
Scranton, Pa
Commonwealth Building
Towiss
Wanamaker
Vue Rar
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