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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1894
Page
8
Local social notes and wedding near Scranton area
Carbondale reports greetings visits and a wedding. Miss Lon Chumard wed Dr. John Hileman in a Lincoln Avenue ceremony with Rev. Charles Lee officiating. Out of town guests from Narrowsburg Lindenville Daleville and Pittston attended. Newlyweds planned a brief Delaware and Hudson train trip before settling in Pittston. Other items include post office hours and a Columbus band open air concert near the municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Reynolds
Forest City
James Staples
Waymart
J. N. Earl
Philadelphia
Baptist
Steve
Jenkins and
Bride
Susquehanna County
Carbondale
A. L. Patterson
Lincoln Avenue
Misa Lon Chumard
John §. Hileman
Pittaton
Charles Lee
Horacehoe
Delaware
Hadeon
Pittston
Chumard
Myrtle
Frank Chumard
Narrowsburg
N. Y
E. M. Chomard
Lindeville
Annie
Jessie Dale
Daleville
Wilton Bloce
Peckville
M. S. Shafer
Wilkes-Barre
Helen Shafer
Varden
Joseph
Charles
John Hileman
Willia Northup
Joseph Hileman
William Saxe
Charles Cutter
Underwood
Kate Saxe
Martin
Allentown
Underwood, Jr
Scranton
J. H. Law
D. Sanderson
George Haverly
Throop
Agnews
Frederick Brush
Susquehanna
Smith and Shonigar
Beranton
Venus Club
C. E. Spencer
Ypellanta
Mich
B. R. Hall
A. Tt. Loomia
Binghamton
BE. D. Lathrope
Columbus
Electric Literary Association
Brooklyn Street
Chifotalng a Young Lady and the Cure Tale
A flawed dialogue centers on imperfections and romance. A character boasts of curing blood eruptions with a patent remedy P P P and a rheumatic governor’s dramatic recovery. The piece reads as a sensationalized anecdote promoting a popular remedy.
Salve Claim Promises Cure with Money Back Guarantee
An advertised salve claims to cure bruises, sores, ulcers, fever sores, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. The offer states price in cents per box and is marketed by Matthews Broa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srey
Matthews
Forest City Memorial Day Parade and Cantata Details
Memorial Day will be honored in Forest City with a 2 pm parade featuring Hillside Fire department Andrew Mitchell Hose company and multiple bands. The evening cantata Jephtha and His Daughter will be produced by Professor John L. Morgan with a student chorus and a patriotic drill by twenty five young ladies. Offenders fined for Sunday business violations were E L Kent W T Davies and John Biggio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
William Maxey
Earl
South Gibson
Benjamin Maxey
Misa Cora Crandall
Elkdale
Main
Railroad
Center Street
Railroad Street
New Street
Dundaff
Onondak
Delaware
New
Hudson
Depot Street
Main Street
W. H. Leek
Forest City Band
J. W Lartabes
Grand Army of the Republic
Uniondale
Mather Mathew Society
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Lone of
St. George
Foresters
St. Antoniun
St. Michael
EB. Maxey
Moffat
Carbondale Fire Department
Wandling
A. Mitchell Hose Company
Presbyterian Sundiy School
Enterprise Hose Company
Burgess
Jephtha
John L. Morgan
Mra U
S.J. Jennings
Iphigenia
Maxey
Adah
Elon
Iphigenis
May
Naomi
Eloni
Beniah Hing
Sirah
Rath
Anab
Leah
Gilead
Mame Brown
May Watkins
Ely Hine
Lizzie Phillipa
Costa
P. P. P. Promised Cure for Dyspepsia and Weak Hearts
Dyspepsia and indigestion in their worst forms are cured by P. P. P. If you are debilitated or run down or need a tonic to regain flesh appetite strength, take P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium touted as a king of medicines sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.P. P
P. P.P
Memorial Exercises and Local Social News in Scranton
Archbald Mrs Thomas C Kinney visited Mrs James White in Wayne street yesterday. James G Stephens post G A R memorials will be held at Peck villa today with decorations at Catholic and Protestant cemeteries. Flowers may be left at Foote pharmacy. Mrs James Hughes visited friends yesterday. Children’s Day planned for June 10 at the Presbyterian church. Henry Linderman injured at Riverside store. large gash above eye from wagon box edge. St Thomas church sodality bought a new banner carried Sunday. Miss Katie Cosgrove to retire. Ella Rooke to succeed as Postmaster O Rourke aide. James P Kearney cut left foot by glass at work yesterday. Thomas Walsh of Laurel Street won in Scranton yesterday. Mrs Cauley, Mrs Duffy, Mrs McAndrew and Mr Duffy attended Mrs Lenahan’s funeral at Dickson yesterday. “Tim Face or Rowysye.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Kinney
South Scranton
James White
Wayne Street
James G. Stephens
Grand Army of the Republic
Peckvilla
Foote's
James Hughes
Salem Street
Friends
Scranton
Jone
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Linderman
Riverside
Angela’ Sodality
St. Thomas’ Church
Sodality
Katie Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Postmas- O'Rourke
Misa Ella Rooke
James P. Kearney
Thomas Walsh
Laurel Streat
Martin Cauley
Patrick Duffy
Miles McAndrew
Eugene Duffy
Mark Lenahan
Misa Nellie Conway
Dickson
Castoria Recalled in Rhyme of a Mother's Care
A nostalgic verse traces Castoria use from infancy to motherhood and beyond. It recalls a child's cries and a mother's practice of giving Castoria through generations, noting its role in early child care.
Fishermen report eighty trout in stormy outing
In Scranton Eugene P. Ham and R W Ham with son Thomas of Honesdale braved rain to fish. Constable Cal Brown tracked Dennis O Donnell of White Mills near Hawley after a horse theft, firing four shots before capture. O Donnell is jailed in Honesdale. horse at Villa Mille. Also notes Miss Stone to wed Rev John N Lewis at St George New York on June 5 with ceremony by Bishop Potter. Bear sighting near Cherry Ridge causes farm concerns while John T Fitzpatrick is jailed for watch and chain theft in Starrucca. graduation at Opera House May 31. R Taylor of Waymart visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Ham
Scranton
R. W. Ham
Thomas
Honesdale
Yeaterday
Brown
Aarge Rock
Villa Mille
St. George's Church
New York City
Miss Stone
Stone
John N. Lewis
Bishop Potter
Rainsford
St. George
Mr. Lewis
Honesdire
Lewis
Starruces
Fitzpatrick
Hiram Buck
Starrucca
Opera House
R. Taylor
Waymart
Local events and plans around Riverside grounds and Lackawanna township
Morning baseball at Riverside grounds features Taylor Electrica facing Unions while Jermyn mines remain idle for two weeks. Borough to add six fire hydrants at Main intersections. Lackawanna township schools close Friday. Community groups plan flags at Pyne and Sibley schools and Lake Ariel trip details emerge. Excursions from Library Hall depart by streetcar for the lake. mines aim to operate today amid curious local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrica
Riverside
Jermyn Mines
Taylor Band
Weber's Park
Robert McKenzie
Pennsylvania University
Main
Union
Grove
Pond
Washington
Echoola
Lackawanna Township
Thomas Powell
Vidat Zimmerman
Robert Llewellyn
Wales
Daughters of America
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Pyne
Patriotic Order
Suns of America
Sibley
Pines
Price Library Association
Mountain
Lake Ariel
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Scranton
Charles Allen Duryer Returns From Philadelphia
The Sons of Temperance Festival on Charles A. Price's lawn drew a large crowd Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs J P Richards visited relatives at Square Top. Coxey's army members floated a raft during high water to head for Washington. J G Moray works on his Main Street house. Agenda Literary and Social society hosted a grand, well received event this season. For ailments use Kolevtka Oil as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Philadelphia
Sons of Temperance
Charles A. Price
J. P. Richards
Square Top
Coxey'a
Washington
J. G. Moray
Main Street
Memorial services and parade with Grand Army of the Republic
In Moscow memorial services are planned with all societies joining the Grand Army of the Republic for a parade. The Women’s Relief corpa will offer a free lunch to G A R members, others pay 10 cents. Dr J Brown is in Cresco. W Wilcox buys his brother’s livery stables. Dr Duncan visits Jersey City. John Wilcox buys a photo gallery and fixtures. Mrs Brown spent Tuesday in Spring Brook. Mr and Mrs Whitlock of Philadelphia noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corpa
J. Brown
Cresco
W. Wilcox
John
Duncan
Jersey City
John Wilcox Hius
T. J. Bioffist
Brown
Spring Brook
Whitlock
Phila
Notable residents lay to rest and local events
Mrs Whitfoct's parents Mr and Mrs Blue request notice of the passing of an esteemed local resident, Mr William Yeager, laid to rest on Friday. Stewart Hardy of Scranton visited George Truvin on Sunday. The Carpet band plans church renovations forcing services to move to the Odd Fellows Hall next Sunday. Heavy rains caused local damage. Moscow Social club schedules a ball in Odd Fellows Hall on May 30. Cheerful Workers serve refreshments today in the lower rooms of L Gaige's tenement on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telphia
Moscow
Odd Fellows
HH. L. Gaige
Main Trent
Local Baseball and Funeral Notices Mix in Olyphant
The Young Men s Christian Union baseball team will play Adonis colns on Browns grounds Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held for Mrs John Taylor on Second Street Blakely led by Rev J B Ellis with interment at Prospect Cemetery Peckville. Edith Evans and Felix Ingrinley noted with family events and a post office schedule given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union
Adonis Colns
Browns
R. W. Taylor
Jerney Junction
Mra
John Taylor
Edith Evans
Lackawanna Street
Alvin Pritchard
Hancock
James Allen
Joermyn
Marie Fenner
Kate Rowe
Scranton
Mary McNicol
FH. Skellinger
Congregational
Felix
Peter Ingrinley
Ferrin Street
Ontario
Oan
Second Street
Blakely
Ruy
J BR. Ellis
H. Higginson
Priceburg
Prospect Cemetery
Peckville
George
William Hall
Mitchell
JERMYN COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND EVENTS
Jermyn residents hosted guests including Roy J F Williams of Luzerne and F H Bailey of Waverly. church activities include recarpeting painting and a parish parade to Mayfield cemetery after services. Thomas Green safeguards his Texas position. Thomas Mangan travels to New York. J G Sheppard hosts a missionary tea.
America Illustrated portfolio now offered at ten cents each
A new arrangement enables readers to choose any of the twenty parts of the America portfolio for ten cents. All parts are ready and presented as a premier collection of popular photographic views in prints. No coupon is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tarmine
America
Mining accidents and local events in Pittston and Wyoming
The report details injuries from a premature blast at Babylon mine near Wyoming, with John Koloski and Powell Kranakie seriously hurt and others burned. It notes a fatal accident at Maltby colliery, a Cambro-American society event at Keystone Hall, bank closures on a holiday, a coroner’s inquest into James Clark’s death, and various local visits and evangelist Moody’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koloski
Powell Kranakie
Babylon
Mé Lookout
Wyoming
William Morgan
William Mitchell
Thomas Protheroe
Michael Barrett
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Cambro-American Society
Keystone Hall
Masic Hall
M. J. Higgins
Pittston Township
James Clark
Stevens
Pittston
Potter & Folwell, Sanitary Engineers
Mary
Nellie Moyster
Isaac Moyator
Byron Hahn
Wilkes-Barre
Misa Dill
Norristown
N. Y
Janes L. Polen
W. N. Morris
New York City
Alex Bryden
Jennie Jacoby
Daniel Warner
Bloomsburg
Evangelist Moody
Weat Side Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Dear Jupiter Plavins. Your donations oiluvious fave our requirements exceeded.
An Indianapolis Journal note chides Jupiter Plavins for donations that allegedly exceed requirements and urges restraint or relocation to where they are needed. The item reads as a satirical or critical public notice within a historic paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Plavins
Indianapolis Journal
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