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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

5

Belief Body Found in Gouldsboro Identified as Wolf Bernard

It is believed the body found in Gouldsboro on Tuesday, identified as Wolfgury Banner, is actually Wolf Bernard. Bernard, formerly of Routh Secvarion, deserted his wife and children years ago and had lived in surrounding towns. He was known to have been recently living in nearby communities.

Gouldsboro Wolfgury Banner Wolf Bernard Routh Secvarion Bernard Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church W. G. Simpson J. Dwight Safford Uiem Asbury Simpson Ito

Wedding at Holy Rosary Unites Mary Mullen and James Coggins

Miss Mary Mullen of 282 North Main avenue wed James Coggins of Olyphant at Holy Rosary church. J J Holes conducted the ceremony with Miss Marie Jordan as bridesmaid in steel silk gowns. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home before the couple left for an extended honeymoon and will reside in Olyphant.

Holy Rosary Church Mary Mullen North Main Avenue James Coggins Olyphant J. J. Holes Marie Jordan James McClowan Priceburg Mrt Cornelis

North Scranton Bride Weds Patrick Loftus in Holy Rosary

Theresa Thayne daughter of Mr and Mrs William Thayne of North Malinaverttie married Patrick Loftus of Larkeville Luzerne county at Holy Rosary church after a ceremony conducted by Rev J J Tinknes. The couple will reside in Lingeton and Loftus is employed there. A wedding feast followed and many gifts were given.

Theresa Thayne William Thayne North Malinaverttie Patrick Loftus Larkeville Luzerne County J. J. Tinknes Holy Rosary North Scranton

Prof Davis Drops Out Of County School Superintendent Race

Prof. Davis of Dunmore announces withdrawal from the race for county superintendent of schools. He cites lack of majority support and thanks supporters, leaving J C Taylor as the practically unopposed incumbent seeking re election.

TR. N. Davis Dunmore J. C. Taylor

Four More Entries in Tribune Educational Contest

Four registrations were received for the Tribune Educational Contest with two Scranton entrants and two from out of town. Names and addresses are listed, and contestants must submit subscriptions by 6 pm daily to earn credit in the next morning's paper.

the Tribune Scranton John Dougherty Church Avenue Lee Edita Scranton Tribune Tribune

Pretty wedding ties Snyder and Eckersley at Green Ridge

William Snyder married Miss Alice Eckersley in Capouse chapel Green Ridge Presbyterian church last evening. Rev Hey l L. Jh Foster officiated. Bridesmaids Margaret and Hannah Eckersley attended. The couple will live on Olyphant road and Raine street..

Capouse Green Ridge Presbyterian Church William Snyder Alice Eckersley Hey. l L. Jh. Foster Margaret Hannah Eekersley G. Snyder Olyphant Road Snyder Olyphaut Road Raine Street

Wedding of Loren Clark and Violetta Evans

Loren Clark of Twenty third street married Violetta Evans of North Bromley avenue in a noon ceremony yesterday at the bride’s mother home. Rev. Thomas deGrinchy, D. D., of Jackson Street Baptist church, officiated. The bride wore a caster colored traveling gown with flowers. her maid Birdella Evans wore brown with white silk trim. Groomsman was Jasper Jones. After a wedding dinner the couple left for New York and plan to reside at 417 Fourteenth street.

Loren Clark Twenty-third Street Violetta Evans Bromley Avenue Thomas deGrinchy Jackson Street Baptist Church Tlawere Birdella Evans Jasper Jones

Couple United In St Patrick's Church Ceremony

Owen Donovan of St Seventeenth street and Miss Elizabeth Lynott of Wil Luserne street wed at St Patrick's Catholic church at 11 yesterday morning. Lavelle officiated with bridesmaid Miss Mary Donovan and groomsman William McAuliffe. The couple departed for New York on an afternoon train.

Owen Donovan St. Seventeenth Street Elizabeth Lynott Wil Luserne Street St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Meloek

Devine-Donnelly Nuptials Begin South Scranton Parish Tour

Miss Julia Devine and Joseph Donnelly wed at St. John's with Tew. E. J. Melley officiating. Grace Bowie served as bridesmaid and John Cohn as best man. The couple plans an extended wedding tour and will reside in South Scranton after returning.

Julia Devine Joseph Donnelly St. John’s Church E. J. Melley Grace Bowie John Cohn Donnelly South Scranton

Weyland and Prahler Wed at Hickory Street Church

John Weyland and Miss Mildred Prahler were married at the Hickory Street Presbyterian church with Rev. Wy A North officiating last evening. Attendants were Owen Meyers and Miss Lena Prahler, sister of the bride.

John Weyland Mildred Prahler Hursonage Hickory Street

Programme at St Luke's Auditorium by Boys' Industrial Association

A local talent entertainment is planned in St Luke's Auditorium tonight to aid the fund for Fisher Camp. The program lists acts by Miles Bulrice Margi TOUS and others with performers including Tuan Vina Bolo, Hilton Lyels, Mia Hoatkive, and Clown Prylie among participants.

St. Luke’s Auditorium St. Luke's Miles Bulrice Margi Prylie

Scranton Tribune Basketball Challenge For State Title

The Setaiten Basket Ball team of Sento issues a challenge to Newton Store Hushet Wall for the state championship. They claim to have defeated Share and seek a game at North End Auditorium as the invincible team pursues the title. Captain Joep McDangld leads the roster with Nelson Teets Mabayer and Alan Wunlembor among others.

Sento Hushet Wall Cenhes Uhine Gustures Chanploielip Nobtielietern Wennsylvendo North End Idaien Senanton Basket Hall Sauil Scranton Wal Nncamt God Alan Wunlembor Fio Neleon Teets Mabayer Joep McDangld

Special Fruit Sale At Board of Trade Building

Dr H St Ware specialist eye ear nose throat removed to Board of Trade building second Moor front invites attention to special fruit sale featuring sweet oranges and other items.

Gifted Pianist Lena Reichert Headlines Benefit Concert

A large crowd at Music hall attended a benefit concert for Lena Reichert the talented local pianist preparing to study in Europe. She displayed remarkable technique in Liszt variations on Faust themes Bach and Chopin pieces and two encores drew strong applause with Grace Spencer and Johnny Jones also performing under the Liederkranz led by Theodore Hemberger. Reese James provided accompaniment.

Lena Reichert Europe Miss Reichert Liszt Liederkranz Theodore Hemberger Bousa Johnny Jones Carmen Grace Spencer Reese James

Federal Court Session Opens in Harrisburg May Term

The May term of the United States court opens in Harrisburg next Monday with few cases due to Judge Archbald quashing the Blooming Grove game indictment. Major trials include Meyer Spiro of Dauphin charged with false oath in bankruptcy and John Sidoro of Hazleton charged with making and passing counterfeit money in Wilkes-Barre with Deputy U S Marshal Snyder prosecuting. Six bankruptcy hearings are listed. Jurors drawn include Thomas P. Duffy, Charles Sisk, S B Thorne, Samuel Hines, Harry Madden, and John Miles. Judge Archbald remains in Trenton this week, returning Friday.

United States Harrisburg Archhbald Blooming Grove Meyer Spiro Dauphin County John Sidoro Hagleton Wilkes-Barre Mireshal Snyder Lst Bruce

Ministerium Conference Adopts Support For Packerton Pallmer Charge

The Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium meeting at Hingleton chaired by Trev A L Stamer with 36 clerical members and 25 lay delegates approved a $200 mission board appropriation for the Packerton Pallmer charge. Rev A O Gallencamp announced his acceptance at Zion’s Beran ton. Reports from Muhlenberg College Luther League and mission festivals were presented.

Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium Hingleton Trev. A. L. Stamer St. Mark's Lutheran Church Mission Board Packerton-Pallmer A. O. Gallencamp Zion's Beranton Trev. Co

Special Low Rates to St Paul for National Baptists Anniversary

The Lackawanna Railway offers round trip tickets to St Paul and Minneapolis Minnesota at 34 710 for travel May 9th to May 18th with return until June 20th inclusive. Nickels sold good going May 9th 10th and 18th and 20 cents extra for return.

National Baptists St. Paul Minn Lackawanna Pilyoad Minneapolis Minnesota

Dy Arndt Residence and Office on Wyoming Avenue

A historical notice lists Dy Arndt at 407 Wyoming Avenue, citing both residence and office locations in the same address. The fragment implies a combined dwelling and workplace tied to the person named.

Dy Arndt Wyoming Ave

Recorder Gains Sole Power to Award City Printing

City solicitor asserts recorder alone may award printing contracts and councils have no authority. Lavelle to advertise for bids in four papers. four daily newspapers retain three year contracts. The opinion details that ordinances be printed in all four papers and that the recorder controls newspaper selection.

Recorder George M. Watson Lavelle Cornells Scranton Connell Counels Marell Tere Fone Olte Larsvage

Scranton Post Office Reports Record Yearly Receipts

The Scranton post office closed a record year with total receipts of 22,405.15 dollars, surpassing January 1902’s 21,928.45. Last April receipts were 17,042.21 dollars, and a salary increase of 100 will take effect July 1 due to rising business.

Scranton Ripple

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Blood Purification

An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy to expel poisons and impurities from the blood and rebuild the entire system during spring. It claims to purify the vital fluid, restore nerves and tissues, and grants renewed strength for summer duties, citing a Cincinnati testimonial of relief from impure blood and nervousness after several bottles.

Paine George Schmidt West Third Street Cincinnati Ohio Palne

Lodore Beach to Be Busy Excursion Mecca This Season

Indications point to Lake Lodore as the top excursion resort for the coming season with its grove dance pavilion merry-go-round kitchens and steamers. It promises strong church and society profits and still has dates left via W L Pryor of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Scranton Pa. For sale cheap household goods include a 1900 washer bookcase parlor heater and more at 1422 Wyoming Avenue.

Lake Lodore Lodore W. L. Pryor Delaware and Hudson Railroad Scranton

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