Universalists Set Convention at Church of Meelah
The Universalists meet at Church of Meelah Towanda June 12 13 14 with five delegates per Pennsylvania church. Rev FE Sweeter of Philadelphia to lead as president and Rev J Kh Magen as secretary. Sessions focus on business Thursday includes Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and Young People’s Christian Union. Lectures by Rev J M Atwoot and Rev A Gunnison feature history of the Universalist Church with stereopticon views.
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Universalists
Church of Me@elah
Brant
Pennsylvania
FE. C. Sweeter
Philadelphia
J. Kh. Magen
Dieo
Tuoday
Wednesdy
Brainme
Woman's Porelen Missionary Society
Young People's Christian Union
J. M. Atwoot
DPD
A. Gunnison
the &J. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Universalist Church
Memorial Day Observed by J W Reynolds Post in Tunkhannock
Memorial day ceremonies were held under J W Reynolds Post No 93% Grand Army of the Republic. The group met at post rooms at 2 pm, marched to Gravel Hill cemetery with Company M National Guards and Sunday school scholars. Rev MH H Pease delivered the address at the cemetery. a firing squad fired a salute. flowers were provided by the Woman's Relief corps.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Grand Army of the Republic
Gravel Hill
Mh, H. Pease
Batonville Baptist Church
Company M
Kellet Corps
B. Stuart Stark
Scranton
Miss Simpson
Visling & Pactoryville
N. Kishpaugh
Interior Department
Harrisburg
Railroad to Lake Winola eyed by Lackawanna in Pennsylvan
Special to the Beranton Tydhurn reports strong enthusiasm in Factoryville for a Lackawanna railroad from the town to Lake Winola. A five to six mile route could extend easily to Tunkhannock, with officials favoring construction after a visit last Tuesday. A memorial day event honored local veterans with a large turnout, band music, and a timely ball game between Keystone and Tunkhannock where early errors boosted the latter’s eight-run start.
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Beranton Tydhurn
Factoryville
Lake Winola
Lackawanne
Pennsyvania
Qavent Lake Wingin
Might
Malin
Lackawanna
Vince
Trugsdale
G. BR. Smith
Toryville
Keystone
Tunkhannock
Green
Tunkhanhock
Tunkhannock Dominates to End With 17-0 Victory
The game ended 17-0 in favor of Tunkhannock after seven innings. Register and Recorder Shaw and his family from Tunkhannock witnessed the match yesterday.
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Keystone
Tunkhannock
Register and Recorder
Shaw and Family
Forest City Fire Destroys Major Breaker
Fire swept through the Hillside Coal and Iron breaker in Forest City early yesterday destroying a large coal breaker with about 800 tons daily capacity. Firefighting teams contained the blaze as a west wind carried sparks away from town. Loss estimated high, rebuild possible. exact figures unavailable. Local residents and Scranton visitors noted matinees and summer cottage moves amid a refreshed rail schedule and DLW officials touring The Winola.
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Assis
Ames
Borouch
Oelock
Maggie Pohren
Carbondale
W. A. May
William Inglis
Scranton
Opera House
Local Notes From Starrucca Area Social Visits
May 30 notes from Starrucca area include Mrs. Sampson visiting her son Wakeman in Pleasant Mount, Miss Carrie Lloyd returning for the summer, and visits by Verna and Grace near Philadelphia. A. C. and W. A. Crossley visited Hancock, John Barnes improves his property with a stone walk, and milk producers attended a meeting at Thompson. Bundick delivered a Sunday talk, Harry Mumford and Hattie called on Miss Beatrice Milken in Gelatt, Ray Belatt visited friends in Easton.
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Harry Mumford
Hattie
Beatrice Millken
Gelatt
Ray Belatt
Easton
Local Residents Attend Visits and Calls in Kingsley
Dr. D A Capwell of Scranton called on friends here Tuesday. Dr La Titus of Nicholson is guest of Mr and Mrs B E Titus. Mrs William Steere of Scranton visiting C C Steere. Miss Belle Goss and sister visit William Gora. P M Wilmarth and C B Jewel in Clifford Monday. Miss Flora Adams and Mrs Percy Beardsley visit William Cameron at Brooklyn Iowa. Mrs C Capson, Mrs C Stearns and Mrs BE Goodrich recent guests at Mrs Ligsio Tiffanys.
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Percy Beardsley
William Cameron
Brooklyn
Aira
C. Capson
Mra
C. Stearns
BE. Goodrich
Old Forge Local Notes Highlight Church and Society
Rev. C. Bi. Henry preached at the new Methodist church to a large crowd. The Drake hall cantata was a grand financial and social success. Mrs. Broadhead spent time with Rev. J. Erwin Brodhead in Forest City. Moosic Road Political club moved to Walter Staff's hall due to growing membership. Mrs. Wilson of Moscow visited her parents. Funeral for Mrs. Owoeng of Sibley held in Evangelical church. interment in Binghamton. Excursion plans discussed by local church committees. Mr. and Mrs. Wool visited friends in Moscow. Thornton sisters and Eden of Dunmore visited J. W. Thornton.
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C. Bi. Henry
Taylor
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Morgan
Scranton
E. Barnes
T. J. Stewart
New York
Drake's Hall
Samuel Broadhead
J. Erwin Brodhead
Forest City
Moosic Road
Walter Staff
John Wilson
Moscow
D. C. Reed
David Owoeng
Sibley
Evangelical Church
Binghamton
John A. Wool
Thornton and
Eden
Dunmore
J. W. Thornton
Local Social News and Church Activities Update
Mrs Verden Smith and Mies Minnie Smith of Nicholson are visited by Mr and Mrs I C Travis. Loyal Temperance Legion hosted a social at Mrs Charles Millard’s home with games and refreshments. Ansel Hallett returned home after studying at Stroudsburg Normal School. Epworth League plans monthly literary program at the Methodist church Friday. Miss Grace Bourn of Beranton Memorial Day guest of Mrs Horace Jones. Grand Army of the Republic attended services at Daleville Methodist Church. Miss Minnie Howe of Sterning visited cousin Miss Mary Prischkorn. Mrs Margaret Wardell is reported quite NL.
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Stroudsburge Normal School
Epworth League
Methodist
Grace Bourn
Beranton
Horace Jones
Grand Army of the Republic
Daleville Methodist Church
Minnie Howe
Sterning
Mies Mary Prischkorn
Margaret Wardell
Markets Report From Scranton Board of Trade Quotation
Scranton Board of Trade quotes based on par 100. Listings include People's Street Railway mortgage references and Scranton Traction six percent notes. Other entries show Dickson Manufacturing and Township School & per cent related notes.
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Scranton
Pawenger Hailway
Mortage
Diy
Acs
People's Street Railway
Rst
Mort
Csieweneesendase People's Street Railway
General Mortgade
Fragmented Advert Circle List of Goods and Prices
Converted by H. G. Dale itemized butter creamery flecked tubs We haw select weatherp Le arhy wtate. Sepain stee oes n We sah Beane-Peru chotee marrow i medium 02.50 prea £2.40 Potatus the Bermirla Oaters-91.78 Flour- Bost patent 4.25.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Chicago May Cattle and Sheep Market Report
Chicago market notes show cattle and sheep prices with mixed tops and declines. Beef cattle and heifers range around four dollars to five dollars with mixed stock and weathering fees. lambs and ewes fluctuate amid buyer activity and regional demand.
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Chicago
Beal
Tony
Ed Feders
Berton
Algher
Rearines fAuad
Lamta
Local Notices and Personal Visits Highlight Elmhurst Report
Elmhurst residents report various visits including Dr Kindler from Alburtie and Mildred Shoemaker of Keystone academy staying with relatives. Eastern Star meeting in Scranton and attendance at Moscow services noted. A formal affidavit in Toledo concerns FP J Cheney & Co with a signed testimonial and a Toledo imprint.
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Dr. Kindler
Alburtie
Mildred Shoemaker
Keystone Academy
J. J. Storkingham
Mire
Slate
Ruth
Marion
A. A. Hobinton
Bran Ils
Mise Beulah Cooper
Nicholson
Memorial Tay
Erveral
Moscow
Mimon Bertha Grimes
Katie Nagle
Fimor Williarme
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