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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
4
The firm states coupons will be disposed of on a day to be decided later in a strictly honorable manner satisfactory to the public. No one connected with the store will be allowed to participate in securing the presents.
A bitter court fight in Judge Edwards court over whether Greek Orthodox priests in the United States fall under Latin bishop control or retain authority of the Metropolitan of Lemberg. Witnesses from several Greek parishes testified they operate as missionary priests with faculties from Greek bishops and do not acquiesce to Latin diocesan discipline. The case raises national and international issues about church governance and union agreements from 1894.
In the Register’s Office, Kegleter Koch yesterday granted let. The formal action follows deliberations and ushers in an official decision affecting the local record.
Joseph Cros, member of Company By Thine teenth regiment, Pennavivaniad Volunteers, in the Spanish-American War, was yesterday granted a license to peddle. An application was filed in Prothonotary Cope ind's office for a charter for the Societa Trathina Calibrie Govind Nicativa, Mite Sorvorso, of Dammore, with directors Frank Sica, Frank Morelli and Lingl Pane.
Local notices report the Jermyn borough council to hold its regular monthly meeting this evening. In other items, Mrs. Ben Davies suffered a sprained arm after a fall on stairs at her H street home yesterday morning. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Burdick on Second street Wednesday evening. Rev. James J. Jenkin will officiate at Congregational church services next Sunday morning and evening. Miss Blanche Davis visits friends in Carbonale. The Glenwood shaft remains flooded with about a foot of water at the bottom and will require days before operations resume. David Harris and family moved from South Second to the Cain property on North Second. Mrs. Charles Meehan of the East Side endured a severe nose hemorrhage yesterday morning, requiring two physicians.
A number of residents attended the minstrel performance, gathering at a local venue to enjoy music and entertainment.
Tonight Conroy Mack and Ed wards company perform All for Gold at the opera house. The Juvenil dancing class holds its weekly social in Mahon's hall. The Congregational church plans a May 27 concert. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Horney were held at St Patrick's church with a requiem high mass. Interment followed at St Patrick's cemetery. Invitations issued for the May 14 wedding of Miss Ethel Corwin and Edwin Bymons at Halstead.
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