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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1897

Page

8

Many Scrantonites featured in weddings across towns this week

Scranton residents were prominent as guests, bridesmaids, groomsmen, and officiants at weddings in Pittston and Binghamton, with clergymen and local families hosting receptions. Key events include the Kennedy-Keenan and Means Jenkins weddings, and a notable reception at the Bicycle club honoring Miss Seymour.

Berantonians Giffin Pevk-Hart Pittston Scranton Miss Falkenbury Todd Kennedy Means- Jenkins E. D. Jenkins Henry Jenkins Goodwin Hopkin Jenkins Thomas Barker Anna Hancock J. Frank Smith Wyoming Margaret Lazarus Edward Schoolery Misa May Steele Hila Smalith Dorranceton Jesse Johnson Derranceton H. D. Ransom Forty Fort Lillian Jurisch Bert Coke Miss Seymour Ellen Gibbons Dunmore Presbyterian Church Louis M. Smith Cornelia Galpin Troxell Shoemaker Gibbona William Joseph Peck W. H. Peck Third National Bank Lawson Hart West Pittston Joseph J. Osterhout Alice Peck Mattie Kennedy J. P. Devine Dora Reinhardt Biddleman New York Mary Fitzsimmons Stephen J. Carrol

Movements of People in Northeastern towns this week

A smattering of society notes lists visits and travels among residents and visitors. Names include F L Crane Davi Beck FE C Megurgee Alece Jennings B O Morris W S Mulford Mrs H P Read Mrs Walter Bock Mrs W E Brown and many others visiting cities like New York Wilkes Barre Montrose Towanda Carbondale Philadelphia and Toronto with some planning future trips to Morristown Lake Ariel and Washington D C.

Abington J. W. Miller Waverly Ruth Kastelle Ward B. Parker Frace & Parker Clark's Summit Harold Parker Mendelssohn Harry Miller Sterling Parker Christine Parker Misa Maude Miller Emma Patchen Patchenville Thurston Parker A. B. Browe Benjamin Miller Mra. Parker Philadelphia Washington W. E. Crowe Uniontown Patchen Carpenter Poughkeepsie N. Y Ruth Perry Flora Tinkham Edith Stone Helen Baker John Perry Will Hall Joseph Stevenson J. Aa. C. Stone Mra R. P. Parker Frace E. Lynch Nichols C. M. Parker George Champlain Marion Champlain Moella Byron Hall Louise P. Smith Edith Smith, Mesers W. S. Palmer Tom Hall Glenburn F. L. Crane New York Davi Beck Towanda FE. C. Megurgee Wilkes-Barre Alece Jennings Nashi Morris Harford Fair Mulford Montrose E. Daniels Dickson Law School Dickson Law School, Mr. and Mrs. Kellum Have Returned From Hopbottom H. P. Read Montrove Walter Bock W. E. Brown A. B. Fay Binghamton T. N. Rutter Roberts Nash Wilkes-Harre Adeline Hall South Main Avenue New York City Myron Kasson A. J. Merrill Eb. Wy. Brown J. J. Connell J. & McAnusty C. W. Fulton E. P. Kingebury Old Point Comfort Mars. Cooke Paterson N. J K. J. Haughton Toronto Canada Brooklyn N.Y John Kiloullen YB. Moulsen Mb. C Georgetown University James Swan Swan California Falling Springs Carbondale W. D. Boyer R. J. Bunnell Mias

Epworth League Gathers For Wyoming Conference Meeting

The Wyoming conference Epworth League board met at Rev. John H. Race's home in Finghamton to perfect plans for the Elm Park church gathering in November. Delegates from 297 chapters will attend with hundreds of visitors as Scranton prepares elaborate arrangements for a large convention.

Board of Control Wyoming Conference Epworth League John H. Race Finghamton Conference League Elm Park Church Race City Union of Scranton

The New Woman and Facial Massage Promises Beauty

A column argues women seek beauty to gain love and social approval. It promotes facial massage and skin care as affordable steps, urges self care over vanity, and notes men often overlook women’s appearance while hinting husbands to support their wives’ grooming efforts.

Kipling Judy O'Grady Epin Scranton

Religious Notes Highlight Services and Meetings

Rev. Samuel Lewis formerly of Coaldale will lead Plymouth Congregational tomorrow morning and evening. Dr J F Goucher of Womans College Baltimore travels with Bishop Fors to India and Malaysia. Saint Luke's church offers offerings to aid worthy young men in ministerial studies under the Society for the Increase of the Ministry. The Presbyterian cleric presides at the annual meeting in Dr Logan's study Monday Oct 11 at 10 90 p m with officers to be elected and I Timothy iv 3 as the special topic. All members urged to attend and enjoy the association’s nineteenth anniversary refreshments, G H K Guild president and C Logan secretary.

C. M. Giffin Kepworth League First Presbyterian Church James McLew Second Presbyterian Church Charles Be, Robinson D. D Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church George T. Price Epworth League Grace Evangelistic Lutheran Church Madison and Mulberry Foster TU. Gift First Baptist Church Scranton Street S&s. F. Mathews Corleis W. G. Watkins Providence Young Women’s Christian Association Scranton F. Mathews Boddoo Young People's Prayer Meeting Room Frank Helden Mies A. Mormon First Church of Christ Adama Avenue Sents Ree Providence Methodist Episcopal Church William Edgar Epveyrth Washburn Street Presbyterian Church John P. Moffat Mutual Help Nellie A. Lowry Young Women's Christian Association Association Good Fight of Faith Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Isaac J. Lansing Meeting of Christian Endeavor Society Jackson Street Baptist Church Thomas de Gruchy Continental Mission School Adventistsa North Main Avenue Wood Street Eubrent Methodist Episcopal Church Clarke's Summit Frank W. Young L. W. Karechner Lake Como People's Baptist Prohibition Church Krev Bird Adnamas Avenue Oo Om John Murray Providence Presbyterian Church George E. Guild Junior Endeavor Benlor Endeavor Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street Babbath School C. E Union Bible Green Ridge Baptist Church W. J. Ford Christ Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church John B. Sweet Wrigley Epworth Lowry Calvary Reformed Church Munroe Avenue Gibson Street G. W. Welsh Luther League Zion's Lutheran Church I, Zleelmann St. Peter's Lutheran Church J. A. Randolph Samuel Lewis Coaldale Plymouth Congregational Church J. F. Goucher Womans’ College Baltimore Bishop Fors India Malaysia Saint Luke's Church

Tomorrow's Services at St Luke's Parish List

Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity services announced at St Luke's Church with Rev Rogers trae and Rev Edward Haughton. Holy communion at 7.30 am and 2.15 am, morning prayers and sermons, Sunday school times, and additional services at nearby churches Park's Dunmore and Bouwth Ride minon with evening prayers and praise listed.

St. Luke's Rogers Trae Edward Haughton St. Luke's Church Bt. Park's Dunmore Bouwth Ride Minon Kim Park

Michael Jimmie Michael Wins Race Endorses Paine's Celery Compound

Boston Mass February 21 1807. After a record ride with the Morgan Wright team in the South last winter he lost weight and used Paine's celery compound to brace up from rough ocean trips. He urges wheelmen and others to try the remedy for nerve and brain strength and overall vitality. Thousands seek a blood purifier and nerve restorer, and Michael vouches for its health benefits.

Michael James Michael Paine Boston Mase Morgan & Wright South Jimmie Michael

Mr Johnson’s Cure: Hood’s Sarsaparilla Reinstates Work

In this scene Mr Johnson quits work due to a scrofula sore on his Wimbe and stays home. A testimonial convinces him to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After taking two bottles he reports his scrofula is cured, appetite returns, strength grows, and he resumes duties, urging others to use it.

Mr. Johnson Hood

Doctored Nine Years for Tetter Disfigures Wilkes-Barre Merchant

James Gaston of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania reports nine years of facial and hand tetter. He says Dr Agnew ointment cured him after the first application and he remains permanently cured. Sold by Matthews Brow.

James Gaston Wilkes-Barre Agnew Matthews Brow

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