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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1897
Page
7
A local church conference led to the resignation of Pastor Bell amid a contentious debate. The event occurred Wednesday with Bell announcing plans to leave for Cahier, Retinoldower, and a new minister named to lead the parish. Delegates and friends faced a tense session as discussions stretched into the week.
The readable parts show a garbled account mentioning a person and a team, with references to a journey and a local figure. The text is inconsistent and includes broken phrases about events, claims, and a possible public notice context. Entities are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
A disrupted text fragment from a meeting notes outlines a national convention plan titled Total Aletinenes and references St Leos Station and St Daneheadh. The readable portions indicate a discussion occurred yesterday in a hall associated with a large gathering, mentioning the Columbicleohi wenpeterenih.
Fragmentary notes recount a cemetery event and widow Caytill Johns, names like Colonel Pavel Lindsay, Stott, Potemrel Wardivine, and Hooeptha Wok, plus a predation reference to CHER GreverQulty. The legible items hint at social rites, familial ties, and possible legal actions amid a wartime or civic scene.
A dense, benchtown social column lists visitors and departures including Mrs. A. L. Poole of New York and her daughters Nellie, Maya, and others visiting on Pice Street. It notes Mrs. Shaver of South Ninth Street traveling to New York, training plans for a relative in Batton, and several local names tied to homes, weddings, and parlor events. The piece closes with florists and a drugstore directory entry, marking a busy social week and community services.
Spring suits dominate shop shelves with shorter sack coats, all wool fabrics and durable linings. Highlights include $10.00 value worsteds, fresh plaids and checks, and a $15.00 visible plaid option, plus spring overcoats and a focus on fit and wear.
A damaged OCR fragment lists mixed items for sale including books chattels and various goods. It references a shop or sale location near Blore and a contact at West back aWanha Avenue with unclear details.
Heather Pitts, daughter of Marvin Oh and Charles Want N, dies after long illness in North Bromley. Funeral arrangements include a service at a local church and burial in the Village Cemetery, with survivors listed as relatives and friends in the community.
A local institute event in Moscow featured speakers Anita Bipot Mo Tiepew and Mr McCarty discussing a study led by Miss Oiselle MPhil and Mins Jersie Ider. Ruperintendent Testor Wilke commented on findings as questions arose about understanding and knowledge presented.
Inquiry asks for hh Robinson's Sons Dowlk Tei in New York, citing Tayi Cada and related identifiers. Details unreadable. request for clarification and precise reference to locate records.
A cluttered obituary style column records the funeral of Chirk Thomas tank pPlite Batitiay with many attendees. Interment took place at the Welsh Bapitar cotlinets and the procession moved to St. Pools ehitheh. other notices mention a charity concert, a legal case, a mine accident injury, birthday surprise, and various personal updates in the community.
A note from Dunmore notes a Prohibition in Moderation event with Rev W F Gibbons and clergy plans at St Mark’s and Thessaloulie venues, including sermons and prayers. The benefit gathering for Stewart is postponed to April 7, with street talks and pledges postponed until then.
The piece reports on Supervisors Quinn and Toole influencing road work on a Greenwood to Mill City thoroughfare with contractor Mul lin. It notes attention toward School Director King’s residence and a Bell Telephone move. It mentions Thomas looted as delegate for South district and Dowd as delegate for the Southwest district to upcoming conventions.
Rev I H W Foster of Ausira Theologia Seminars preached to the Inner congregation in the morning and Bumner Avenue Taylor Presbyterian church. Rev John T Punn led the second church pulpit for the church's Achuteiveivane mission with Frank W Pearsall serving as secretary of the mission.
An ad style piece touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safer alternative to surgery for piles. It claims immediate relief without drugs or harsh treatments and markets the product as healthful and soothing with quick, effective results.
Fragment mentions a vesper or conpel service in a church near Young Metis Chelating akkoulanon with references to Wale and Miss Caraga, and a person named Lanier. The readable text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or location.
Mrs Themis Gordon of 17 New York street died after a stroke while walking home from visit with Mrs Trick Connor. She collapsed on the sidewalk, was taken home and died after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Holy Rosary church with interment in Archbold Cemetery.
In New York arrangements unfold for a renewed bout between Pat Migghy and Dan MebDermott at En Brciokiya venue. The contenders announce a clash aimed at reclaiming pride and drawing a large crowd.
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