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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1902

Page

10

Local Notes From Tunkhannock March Events

Tunkhannock reports a busy week with new adenter Tedcard W. Tings inventorying Kia Block and planning to move from Bardwell to Wyoming Demmeriat mintyiitng. Various residents, travelers, and visitors are noted, including George B. Patterson of Lemon and remarks on a cancelled Lafayette College Glee Club concert.

Kpevial Scranton Tunkhannock Tedcard W. Tings Bardwell Wyoming Demmeriat George B. Patterson Lemon Tiseph W. Pratt Syracuse Mish Puth William FS Billings Kingston Perry Billings Aomarthige Jieenke B.C. Hoffman Sernton Rose Jackson Pecksville Harry DD. Billings Wernersville Harry Cassidy Wilkes-Barre A. I. Adning Farmers’ Dairy Despatch Company Howard Buck Allentown W. J. Anita Argyl Nicholson Daniel Melvin Oelock P. J. Gough H. N. Patton Wilifimeport Specil Dlstriet

Local Notes From Factoryville and Nearby Towns

Miss Tolar Byknett spent last week in New York City purchasing spring goods. Roy Kemmerer of Yonkers spent Sunday with his mother and oversees a district for International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. Mr and Mrs M W Bliss visited relatives in Camptown Pennsylvania. Jessie and Louise Wrigley of Scranton visited Abran Wrigley. Arthur Kemmerer of LoomisHerth home over Sunday. Miss Josephine Lindsay hosted relatives from Vestal New York. Mrs John Renehler of West Scranton was a pleasant caller. Neystone Houndemy Athletic association gave an entertainment on Lisk's Hill last Saturday. Borough auditors met Saturday and audited 1911 accounts. Notices announced Judith Duboise of Dalton to wed Wrigley on April 2. Rebekah lodge will hold a masquerade at their hall on Friday. Religious services at Tillinghast Breyton’s home next Friday at 2 30. The Hey Caterer of Dalton will conduct. Mrs Hannahhase by attorneys filed damages suit against Lackawanna railroad for death of her husband Lymn H. Chase. Charles Breyton died at Wishomie on Friday night from heart disease. Old Baptist society to serve supper Wednesday evening. Christy Matthewson heads to New York Monday to join the team for the season. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Doaltthe of Bimba are visiting relatives.

Scranton Tritone Factoryville Tolar Bynnett New York City Roy Kemmerer Yonkers N. Y Roy International Correspondence Schools Scranton M. W. Bliss Camptown Jessie Louise Writley Abran Wrigley Sundi Arthur Kemmerer Loomshire Josephine Lindsay Vestal John Renehler West Scrinton Athletic Association of Neystone Houdemy Lisk's Hill Sochl Miurel Tillinghast Breyton Duan Aelock Hey Dalton Hannahhase Watson & Diehl Lackawanna Railroad Lymn HH Chitae Charles Breyton Wis Homie Fisisville Chase Mer Breyton Old Society of the Baptist Egex Ayvenu Christy Matthewson New York Mire Benjamin Doallttthe Bimba

Presbyterian church to host a Wilm Sugar social event

New Milford reports a church social in the parish hall this Thursday evening hosted by the men of the Presbyterian church. Attendance is open to all. In town on Saturday Claytin Moxley of Dalton visited. Miss Zag McVonnell hosted the W. and () club at her home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Carbon Isle visited Mrs. M. Shelp last week. Two Walworth children are seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs. James Tennant of Dalton visited friends Sunday and Monday. Miss Sara McConnell of Binghamton visited her brother J. McConnell earlier in the week. Grace Golden of Cohoclon, N. Lab.

Bprdal Scranton Tribune New Milford The Presbyterian Church Welcom Claytin Moxley Dalton Towy Santurday Zag McVonnell Fred Clark Carbonile M. She

Thompson Creamery News Signals Growth

Thompson creamery company booming with strong milk output as butter sells at 40 cents per pound. Notables include Noble Thomas of Steverin Point visiting relatives. Linn Spencer in Chautauqua N Y installing a steam heater for Kelmer Moxley. Harry B Searles returns to Syracuse University after visit with parents. Evangeliat and Mrs Liddell hold meetings in Starrucea this week.

Thompson Jenkine Wis Scranton Thompson Creamory Noble Thomas Steverin Point Misa Frank Crowler Linn Spencer Chautauqua N. Y Kelmer Moxley Jackson Harry B. Searles L. J. Searles Syracuse University Thompson, Creamery Company Evangeliat Mrs. Liddell Starrucea

Aspirants Seek Springville Offices Amid Holiday Delays

The Springville scene shows multiple candidates for representative and a sheriff post, while hotel sale plans collapse as buyers fade. The graded police schedule will finish Friday next, two weeks earlier than usual due to holiday interruption.

Springville Rone Rodney

Pittston Notes: Injured Worker. Fire Damages Store. Teachers Win

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Pittston reports Joseph Delula is seriously injured on the way to No. 10 breaker. W Kyte's store on West Side sustained about $200 fire damage. Exeter Machine plans to expand its electric plant and move toward full electricity use. A four month teachers strike ends with a near victory, back salaries in dispute.

Scranton Tribune Pittston Joseph Delula No. 10 Breaker Tr. W. Kyte Exeter Machine Company Wear Pitttston Township

Local notices from White's Valley and Mt. Pleasant area

Mr and Mrs Harry Mills of White's Valley visited Mr and Mrs M Lewis over the weekend. Mrs Lucy Ann Lewis aged 70 is ill at her son in law John Bennett's home. Farmers expect a good maple sugar harvest. Mrs J A Gehitt is improving after illness. Miss Lena Whitney of North Jackson visits her uncle Dr Fletcher in Carbondale. Philo Spencer aged 4 died at his son G F Spencer's place after illness. family noted his long life and four sons. Funeral at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church next Thursday at 1 PM. Gelitt started his saw mill this morning and has a large log pile awaiting processing.

Harry Mills White's Valley M. Lewis Lucy Ann Lewis John Bennett J. A. Gehitt Foley Lena Whitney North Jackson Dr Fletcher Carbondale Philo Spencer Mr. Pleasant G. F. Spencer Mr. Spencer Spa. m Gentlemium Charles C John M Orville W David Mt. Pleasant George II Methodist Episcopal Church of Gelitt

Springville Social Notes and Local Biz News

Springville residents report a successful appendectomy for Ibu Lott at Sayre Hospital. George W. Thomas nears barn wall completion and timber framing, with more builds planned. The Reeves Jeromy Lyman plans Colorado move after closing business. Postmaster Turtle and C A Hungerford dispute may shift town mail to a new south end building on April 1, angering patrons.

Schools Open After Strike Over State Aid

A four month dispute over school financing ends as the board hands the entire state appropriation of 3100 to teachers to prevent withholding. Attendance is sparse as boys seek work and many girls attend parochial schools. Also notes include Hughestown police chief’s birthday party, a warning to speakeasy keepers, and wedding announcements for Jessie Benedict to Eton Jelier and Annie Best to George Frear with a Peckville clergyman officiating.

Hopper Jacob F. Lehmialtz Hughestown Wishist Hha Burgess Harry Hunt Jessie Marian Benedict Eton &Jelier Wilkes-Barre Annie Best Joseph Hest West Pittiston George A. Frear Unadilla N. Y S. H. Moon Peckville

Wakefield farm grave marker notes Washington birth spot

From Pittsburg Gazette. A granite shaft rises at Wakefield farm on the lower Potomac marking the spot where Washington was born and raised. The old auntie’s mansion Wilt Burned era and the brick chimney with stones survived, though part of the foundation remained after a weathering collapse revealed the walls.

Pittsburg Gazette Wakefield Farm Potomac Washington Ander

Pale faces among school girls claim pale blood cure

An ad depicts school girls with pale complexions and promotes Scott's Emulsion as blood food to restore beauty and vitality. It urges readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Lowne chemists on Pearl Street.

Scott

Theatrical Attractions at Lyceum and Academy

The Lyceum hosts The Volunteer Ormaniat and a new English repertory show with Miss Karroll, Mamie Brennan and special numbers. The Academy presents three nights and three matinees of Cartier Grocery along with selections from PoVilla Mine and Chinatown, with Mrs Harrell providing specialty numbers.

Dot Karroll Whiel Ta Academy of Muscle Hid Misa Karvell Pock Mamie Brennan Chinatown Acta Mise Harrell Povilla Mine Cartier Grocery

Burlesque Review Sparks Mixed Audience Reaction

The Empire theater drew crowds despite some traffic with critics praising The Welle of ’rigeo’ and a strong cast. Highlights included The Wall Street Broker with John and Netlie McCarty, White and White in costumes, the Reyfort sisters as dancers and singers, and Mr. Albink's sleight of hand tricks earning applause.

Star Empire Theater Yeaterday Mineo Im It John Netlie McCarty Wall Street Mia Burton Reyfort Albink Bet

Light Opera and Vaudeville News From Across The Stage

Henry Ee Dixey plays a key role in Amelia Binglum’s A Modern Magdalen as The Boat Moll is restaged at the Academy. Reports from multiple cities note engagements and returns of performers including Camille Merville, Corinne, Yvette Guilbert, and others with new plays and vaudeville acts in preparation.

Henry Ee Dixey Amelia Binglum Magdalen Annie Rusell Lucette Ryley Miece Corinne George W. Lederer Baltimore San Fringkey Camille Merville Detroit Laula Masson Kathryn Kivder Charles Frohman Inisides Dpithkhury Cleveland Janes K. Hackett Crisle Yvette Guilbert Pirky Gentral Methuen Bengeant Campbell Patrick Campbell Butte Transvaal Hike Thome DoNtsemzon Fisherman’s Daughters Milbon Rohiva Stanley Wool Low

English Learning Power Shown By City Children

Milwauken Sentinel notes that children learn two languages easily in early life, often mastering English while parents struggle. A mother’s frustration with a child’s verb forms leads to a lesson in early language education as a toddler asks playful questions during a crochet session.

Fife Lucille Anu

Rooms and stores for rent and sale in Scranton area

A cluttered classified page offers numerous rental ads for rooms, furnished and unfurnished, and several store spaces for rent in Scranton and nearby towns. Also listed are sale offers for furniture, a law office ready “limned,” and various real estate exchanges plus horse and harness items.

Unclear OCR fragment from Belaman News Stands listing

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Belaman Binwe stands and locations like Spruce and Lackawanna avenues. No coherent event or names to summarize. content appears corrupted with scattered place names and phrases.

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