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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1902

Page

7

Ascension Day Observances and Local News Briefs

City notes report Ascension Day services at St Luke's church at 7 and 9 am. Other items include choir rehearsal tonight at 8 on Washington Ave, a train delay due to a piston roll injury at Green Ridge, a miner John Kronoski with a fractured skull, Andrew Baumbaugh's hearing for assault, a new drug store opening by A. Brown, a wrist fracture from a fall at International Text Jock, a burglary at Hoyer's Golden Gate store, upcoming pay days for multiple railroad and yard crews, and detailed pay schedules for May 8 to May 12.

Thain Carbondale Green Ridge

Cedar Woodmen of the World Camp Organized at 203 Penn Ave

A Woodmen of the World camp was organized at 203 Penn avenue by District Deputy Gurney of Carbondale with forty seven charter members. It will be Cedar camp. Officers include Timlin as past consul commander Watters consul commander Cannon advisor lieutenant Gilgallon banker Williams clerk Decker escort Bennett watchman Duhigg camp physician Finberg Grewer managers Mager Robinson Jenke Ross representative.

The Woodmen of the World Penn Avenue Gurney Carbondale Cedar Camp P. E. Timlin H. J. Watters James A. Cannon J. J. Gilgallon C. B. Williams Frank Decker Johnl. Bennett Daniel

Officers of the Society Elect New Leaders in Pennsylvania

The annual meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Pennsylvania elected officers led by President Mrs. M. B. Tustin and General Secretary Mrs. T. N. Jones. The gathering heard district reports, adopted several resolutions, and honored Miss S. E. Krigbaum with a life membership for longtime service. The meeting included devotional services, hospitalities at Scranton and Beranton, a medical missions talk by Dr. Lorena Breed, and obituaries memorials for several members.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Pennsylvania Miss Krigbaum Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Pennsylvania Mra M. PB. Tustin Philadelphia G. J. Nutt Willanport Charles Miller Frankling Mira CG Regiier Pittsburg William G, Martin Lewisburg W. 1 Ft. Corlies Mea Ducol Marley David Morrin Meo W. Spratt Philadelpha Elizabeth D. Cape Kate A. Martwell Maxwell Annie Crane Mary Catlett David Morris Tustin Cox Waterbury Scott Harriet Newell Jones Arthur Baptist Church Committee On Texolver Mort Tustin T. N. Jones Penn Avenue Churely Scranton Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society Penn Avenue Church of Beranton R. B. Pieror Baptist Churches of Rachel Nichol Katherine Krauser A. Rowley Emma Adams Nancy Melle Abington Nettle Sisson Dean Elizabeth Carpenter Annie M. Huffman Viola 8, Morris E. H. Johnson Almira Medlam Hanna Appleton Solomon R. F. Y. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church

Indebtedness of Township in Lackawanna Owed Revealed

Hon John P Quinnan filed his second report on Lackawanna township indebtedness. In 1895 petitioners requested a court appointment of a commissioner to determine the townships debt, and the current finding notes a substantial amount of 40 450 80. The report continues as testimony is taken in the Dean Winton case and Mrs Caroline Hudson begins steps toward a divorce.

Lackawanna Township Caroline Hudson John P. Quinnan

Forty-Sixth Recital at Guernsey Hall Under Pennington

The Conservatory of Music presents its forty-sixth recital directed by J Alfred Pennington in Guernsey hall tomorrow evening with a lengthy program of pianoforte selections. A concert grand Solimer piano, loaned through J W Guernsey, will be used for the first time.

Conservatory of Music J. Alfred Pennington Guernsey Hall Conservatory J. W. Guernsey

Drunkenness and Morphine Habit Cured Permanently

A physician offers in home treatment for drunkenness and morphine habit. A limited number of patients may be admitted for safe study. Applications invite inquiries at Box 600 Tribune office with reference to testimonials and treatment details.

Tribune

Allen's Foot-Case Powder for Painful Feet Cure

Allen's Foot-case relieves painful smarting and swollen feet nails corns and bunions instantly. It soothes sweating callous hot tired feet and fits tight or new shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with mail orders and free trial samples offered by mail.

Allen Droga Dsc Alleu 3 Ulmsted, le

Corner Stone Laying Planned for Anshe Chesed Temple

The corner stone of the new Anshe Chesed temple on Madison avenue near Vine street will be laid this afternoon at four o'clock with a program of ceremonies. Rabbi Anspacher presides. Rev. M Salemun Tubhd Comms Anaieth Wilkes Barre and others perform prayers and music. The temple, begun March 17, will be completed in time for a September dedication, seating 500, designed by George W. Kramer of New York.

New Temple of Anshe Madison Avenue Vine Street Linden Street West Mountain Oae George W. Kramer New York Elm Park Church Conrad Schroeder B. Moses Sol Goldsmith Samuel Sumter Joseph Levy N. G. Goodman L. Oettinger F. L. Womimser A. Kramer I. Krotosky Louis Marks F. L. Wormser

Ellen Stone in Boston Draws Enchanted Crowd

Miss Ellen Stone greeted in Tremont Temple as dramatic Boston homecoming unfolds. Dr. A H Plumb introduces her as she recounts a perilous tale for nearly two hours amid humor, pathos, and courage. She lectures Monday May 19 under Jackson Street Baptist church auspices. tickets at Powell Guernsey and Phelps drug stores.

Ellen Stone Boston Tremont Temple Miss Stone A. H. Plumb Jackson Street Baptist Church Lyceum Powell’s Guernsey Phelps’ Durg

Township Indebtedness Marshaled After Legal Battle

Commissioner Quinnan began work July 11, 1898 to marshal township debts. Judge Archbald ruled earlier reports exceeded powers. New report confirms total indebtedness at 40,440.99 with $701.45 disallowed and costs totaling 5,416.70. Moosic borough creation and Taylor annexation reduced assessed value to 226,994.

Sioner Quinnan Archbald Archibald Moosic Taylor

Attorneys Clash Over Admission of Testimony in Equity Suit

Attorneys argued over admissibility of testimony in the Dean Winton equity case as most evidence consisted of records or explanations for exclusion. On the stand were 5. W. Gray, H. H. McKenzie, R. W. Teadle, Leigh Blaksley and C. H. Welles.

Dean-Winton Equity W. Gray H. H. McKenzie R. W. Teadle Leigh Blaksley C. H. Welles

Mudson Divorce Judge To Hear First Grand Jury Report

Mrs Caroline Mudson files for divorce from Jameea Mudson whom she married in 1688. They separated Feb 24 last as court notes the grand jury prepares its first report. She alleges husband engaged in adulterous acts with Marjorie Franklin and others since Dec 14 1901.

Caroline Mudson Jameea Mudson Micdgon Marjorie Franklin

Coming Convention of Diocesan Union in Scranton

The C T A U Scranton diocese holds its annual convention at Father Mathew Opera House Olyphant beginning Wednesday May 21 with about 176 delegates from eighty societies. Discussions include constitutional changes such as meeting biennially and increasing per capita tax, aimed at funding the union and its $500 annual expenses amid rising railroad rates.

C.T. A. of U Scranton Father Mathew Opera House Olyphant Hasleton Forest City Dunmore Minooka Avoca Nanticoke Hazleton Pine Brook National Union

Nanticoke May 1893 Proposals Stir Local Societies

In Nanticoke in May 1893 proposals face strong opposition as many societies back the pledge. A proposed six member board would have two year terms. certain officers would serve as delegates in alternating years. Dual membership restrictions likely pass with district support. Hazleton seeks the parade amid miners strike history, Hyde Park vies for West Side honor. Rev J W Moylan urged to stand for president, likely unopposed. delegates exceed thirty for the national convention to be held in Du Bois Iowa. Olyphant societies plan delegate entertainment in August with Mass at St Patrick's church on the 22nd at 9 o clock.

Nanticoke Hazleton Hyde Park West Side Rounds Woods J. W. Moylan Father Moylan du Bois Iowa St. Patrick's Church

Kneisel Quartette to Play At Bicycle Club Tonight

The WKneisel Quartette tours Scranton for a Free Kindergarten fundraiser at the Bicycle Club. No reserved seats. tickets available at the door. Members include Frans Kneisel, Karl Ondrivek, Louis Svecenski, and Alwin Schroeder. program features Haydn and Schubert quartets and works by Chopin, Techaikowsky, and Sgambati.

Wkneisel Bicycle Club Free Kindergarten Association Scranton Frans Kneisel Karl Ondrivek Louis Svecenski Alwin Schroeder Haydn A. Schroeder Techaikowsky Schubert Ponthumona

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