Honesdale plans new store and fair week updates
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes Graham Watia opens a hardware store in Hawley run by Nils von William, Wayne county events include a Bohemian Burlesque show at the opera house and a Wayne county fair with a new grand stand and daily attractions. Frosts hit Wayne county, and officials plan widening Main street bridge approaches for the fair.
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Graham Watia
Hawley
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Henesdale
To Delote
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East Honesdale
Opera House
Wayne County
Manto Jacobs
Main Street
Laecka- Wanna
Local Notes From Hamlinton Area Events
Dr J P Cook and family visited relatives in Hamiltonton and Scranton companions. Mrs J A Meteo and family returned to Wilmington Del after summering with Miss D F Hamlin. Kathleen Edwards returned from Englewood Ne where she stayed two months with Mrs J P Kuresteiner. Ladies Aid Society met at William Stone’s home. Chaplin family reunion held at May Frank Chaplin’s Pink Wayne County Pa. Alice Hamlin to attend Wyoming Seminary next year.
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Hlawley
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Emily Orchard
Scranton
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Wilmington
Del
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Kathyrn Edwards
Englewood
N.ed
J. P. Kuresteiner
Ladies’ Ald Society
M. I. Church
William Stone
Chapmin
May Frank Chapmin
Pink
Wayne County
Alice Hamlin
Wyroming Seminary
Local Social Notes From Scranton Area Visits
Blanche Walker of Salem visits Mrs Stophi en Jay. Rose Judge of Montrose spends Sunday with Mrs Oscar William e. Mr and Mrs Sweet of Trafford with daughter Mrs C I Osborne. Mrs Thomas Judge of Mansfield visits Mrs George Henninger Weatherly N Y. Leo Taylor Boyle visits friends I N Hoyle. Nell Decker of Scranton visits her brother Dr V C Decker. John Bailey of Harrisburg visits D G Blacks. Mildred Nichols and Mrs Wil Bquires of Glenwood visit their mother Mrs George Nichols. Dr V C Decker calls in Scranton.
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Leo Taylor Boyle
I. N. Hoyle
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Scranton
V. C. Decker
John Bailey
Harrisburg
D. G. Blacks
Mildred Nichols
Wil Bquires
Glenwood
George Nichols
Farmers Institutes Dates Set for Tunkhannock and Laceyville
In Tunkhannock the county farmers Institutes are scheduled for December 1 and 2, with Laceyville hosting December 3 and 4. John Borden has returned to Cornell University after visiting with his parents. A canning factory plant will be sold under an execution by Wyoming National Bank on September 27, with debt amounting to $10,000. Elton Cross has been visiting local friends this past week.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Tunkhannock
Laceyville
John Borden
Cornell University
Ithaca
Wyoming National Bank Bs
John W. Gray
Elton Cross
Return of residents and local business plans in Rove New York
Residents return to Rove and nearby towns with news of the Citizens National bank opening around October including visits by Mrs Adalpi Lobeck from New York City and her niece Miss Hilda Frear. Local social visits continue as Mrs Curthe Birch hosts a Brooklyn sister and Ruth Platt resumes studies at Syracuse University after summer break.
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Rove
N. Y
Citizens National Bank
Dielness
Adalpi Lobeck
New York City
Marie Lobeck-Freyr
Mises Hannah
Marth Lobeck
Second Street
Hilda Frear
Arthur Sterning
Meshoppen
Curthe Birch
Brooklyn
Wromidg Avenue
Jame Deubler
Rachael
Springville
Ruth Platt
Syracuse University
Pittston Notes and Local Incidents
Crowds disrupted Pittston theater workmen near Duryea this morning but one man escaped. The Brothers baseball team to be hosted at Hamtown with a chicken supper Wednesday. Oliver Herron battled fruit thieves, firing buckshot at a crowd injuring two boys from Hughestown. Easton Pittston switchmen to play River Side Park Wednesday. J C Manning of Savannah, Ga visited en route to New York. The Pittston theater project overseen by architect J Bo Macklatrick. Philip Gustav Lewis named physical director at Pittston Y M C A following John McGuffie’s resignation. Minor fire at Lilly Nagl’s Warker shop from a defective stovepipe.
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Pittston
Duryea
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Herron
Vite
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Easton
Riverside Park
Philadelphia
Pittston Young Men's Christian Associaion
Johnn McGuffie
Lewis
L. Lewis
Girard College
Tewis
Lilly & Nagl
von Ligerne Avenue
Vehtlog
Local notices and funeral services in Taylor area today
The Reds face John Gibbons team at tiger side grounds this afternoon. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Beynon of Old Merge occur this afternoon with interment in Washburn street cemetery. Casper Welsenflith of Old Forge to be laid to rest this morning in Dunmore. A reception at North Taylor honors a recent marriage with many guests. Nearby obituaries and unclaimed post letters listed for September 16.
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Reds
John Gibbons
Suranten
Mary Beynon
Old Merge
Washburn Street
Casper Welsenflith
Old Forge
Dunmore Cemetery
Samuel ‘T. Gordon
North ‘Taylor
Bessie
May Phillips
Gertrude Simmons
Elizabeth Owens
Susie Powell
Rosetta Francis
Katherine Griffiths
Susie
Lillian Harris
Mary Divs
Joseph Knox
Forein—Joln Czoplah
Seenbuk Eurail
Geore Koreny
J. W. Reese
Per Kh. R
W. G. Howells
John Basham
Main Street
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Joseph Coombe
John Ol
John A. Evans
Archbal d and Carbondale Baseball Clash Ends in Dispute
Archbald downed Carbondale 9 to 4 in a scrappy game at Athletic park. The quitting Carbondale team protested a call in the second inning and left the field after disputes with the umpire.
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Walter Meckler
Beranton
Sadie Timlin
Jermyn
Margaret Thomjon
Richard Clarkson
J. J. O'Neill
Joseph Miller
Bonaventure’s College
Allegany
N.Y
Zink and
Burke
Julia Dough
Murray
Hopking
Golden
Leftield
McDonnell
Carbondale
Peckville Anniversary Brundage Party Dishes Gift
In Peckville on Main Street a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Brundage drew relatives and friends. A sister of the groom presented a china set, followed by an evening of vocal and instrumental music. Attendees included families from Peckville Fleetville Scranton and Binghamton.
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Edward Dougherty
Mra. Lloyd
Mutt Street
Samuel Henry
Oak Park
D. P. Taylor
D. D. Barber
Moscow
A. W. Brundage
Peekville
Wa. m
Main Street
Mia
J. K. Doyle
Henry
Mra
Niles Johnson
Pearl
Willie
Flog. Tred
Pearson
George Doyle
Candace
Elmer Roberts
W. J. McCormick
Peckville
T Harriet Brundage
Val, Brundage
Jennie Brundage
Jesse Chfford
Jane Brundage
Fannie Carpenter
Olive Gibbs
Scranton
Fayette Millard
Abel W. Brundage
Thomas Carpenter
Perry
Fleetville
Frank Brundage
Ansel Carpenter
Marchbrook
Rh. D. Ensign
Binghamton, N
Temperance Talk Spurs Dickson City Church Union
Mrs Harvey of West Pittston lectured at the Primitive Methodist church on Throes and Sacrifices drawing a large crowd. County president Mrs Vaughn urged organized temperance work and led a pledge drive that formed a new women’s union of about twenty members with a first meeting planned for Friday afternoon.
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Harvey
West Pittston
Primitive Methodist Church
Dickon City
Vaughn
Local Notices of Returns and Illnesses in Moosic Area
Miss Marie Graham returns home after a week away in Dinmore. Milks Anne Lovering slowly recovers after a seriousness. Mrs Jennie Grover and niece Miss Lila Ostrander visit friends in Allen-Lawn. Mr Robert Mucklow of Pratt, Wo Vin visits in Greenwood. Mrs Ed Moran suffers from typhoid fever.
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Marie Graham
Dinmore
Anne Lovering
Jennie Grover
Lila Ostrander
Allen- Lawn
Robert Mucklow
Pratt, Wo Vin
Greenwood
Ed. Moran
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Today Board Make-Up
Daily assembly of D L and W boards outlined for Tuesday September 16 with crew schedules for Extras Bust Summits Pushers and Helpers. Notable notes include Rafferty to take his run next turn out, Sloger bringing the run in and substitutions for McCue and others with crews reporting by 8 a m.
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Rafferty
Sloger
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J. Gerrity
McCue
W. F. Mann
W. A. Bartholomew
A. Bairgood
Baseball clash attracts crowd at league game in Philadelphia
Exclusive AP report from Philadelphia notes a crowded September 1 game at American League grounds between Wilmington Athletic Association and Brandywine Club of West Chester. The 2000 spectators saw a 2 to 1 Wilmington victory with strong fielding and two ground rule hits. Batteries Taylor Stevens Sommers Hartley Barton umpired by Hardy Henderson and Arthur Irwin.
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Philadelphia
Wilmington
Teldore
Tnl
Brindywine
Reel Lloqvou
Taylor, Steventon and Sommers
Hartley and Barton
Wmpires
Hardy Henderson
Arthur Irwin
Pyramid Pile Cure testimonial from Park Texas lady
A Park Texas resident Sallie A Hearndon writes of relief from bleeding piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills. She credits rapid improvement, temporary hospital treatments avoided, and urges others to try the remedy sold by Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Texas
Memphis
Sallie A. Hearndon
Render Ag
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
National League Baseball Scores Wide Range Across Cities
Reports from Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Cincinnati New York Boston Baltimore Chicago cover first and second games with final tallies and battery lines. Umpires listed as Emslie Connolly Johnstone Carruthers Sheridan. Scoring note mentions darkness ending several games.
Furnished rooms for rent and small housing wanted notices
A collage of short classifieds includes furnished rooms for rent at 537 and 639 Adams avenue with heat gas and bath and preferences for gentlemen. Also wants include one or two furnished rooms near Spruce and Wyoming, and a desirable suite with board at 30 Jefferson avenue. Also listings for a light housekeeping room, a room for a young man, and a hired engine through Bartree & Son. Lost pocketbook and found Jersey heifer on Wood street and Woodlawn avenue. SITUATION WANTED ads seek a competent office person and a German speaking houseworker.
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Spruce
Wyoming
C. EL
Tribune
Wanted A girl for general housework in Philadelphia
Help wanted notice seeks a girl for general housework including plain cooking washing and ironing. Apply to Mrs JF Walsh at 2 North Broad Street Philadelphia PA.
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J. Giles & Co
Market Street
Philadelphia
JF Walsh
Sir
North Broad Suvec
Scranton Tribune Offers Cutting Services At Low Prices
If you want a half tone or line cut let the Scranton Tribune make it. Our equipment is complete and up to date with facilities for the finest sort of work at the lowest prices and we do it. A trial order will convince you.
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Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out daily pictures, circle the hidden object, and mail to Tribune Puzzle Department by Saturday. Include name, age, and address. The six correctly marked pictures, with earliest responses, earn publication of their names in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Bridge Proposals for Ackiwanna River Structure in Old Forge
Sealed proposals are invited by the Harrisburg Public Grounds and Buildings office for rebuilding the superstructure of the Ackiwanna River bridge at Old Forge Lackawanna County Pennsylvania. Bids due by 1 pm Tuesday September 102 with separate envelope labeling. Plans available from the Harrisburg office and bids opened in the Executive Department reception room at Harrisburg.
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Ackiwanna River
Old Forge
Lackawanna County
Pau
Pu Ase
Executive Department
Trarvivburg
Pin
T 1. Ayre
J Willam A. Stone
G. B Hiardenborgh
Frank G. Warela
Board of Commissioners of Public
Train schedule notices from D. and H. R. and Lehigh Valley
In effect June 15 detailed train departures and connections to Philadelphia New York Scranton and coal region via D H and LV routes. Parlor and coach cars available at Carbonale White Haven Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and other points with Black Diamond Express timings and intermediate stations. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all Wilkes Barre to New York Philadelphia Buffalo suspending bridge routes. tickets and reservations via Wilkes Barre office and South Bethlehem station.
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L. V
Black Diamond Express
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Tunkhannock
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Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
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Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Inalls
Chicago
Pone West
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Apt
Bethlehem
Cits
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedules 1902
Train times for the Central Railroad of New Jersey listing departures from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Wilkes Barre and other points with 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily weekdays and 2:10 p.m. Sunday services. Notices include Pullman parlor car and through routes to Baltimore Washington and the south and west. Agents at the station provide rates and tickets.
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Baltimore
Washington
DD. C
Aveca
Pittaton
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisbur
Allentown
Schedule In Wrect June 16 1992 Train Routes
Schedule details trains leaving Scranton at 6 00 am on weekdays through Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches. Stops include principal intermediate stations with connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. Additional through vestibule service from Wilkes Barre operates at 7 40 am and 1 00 pm weekdays with Sunday 1 48 pm. Late trains 2 28 pm and 4 00 pm weekdays offer service to Hazleton Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and further connections.
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Washington
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Larrisburg
Picts Ure
Erie Railroad-Wyoming Division Time Table Summary
Train timetable notes for the Erie Railroad Wyoming Division listing departures and arrivals among Scranton Hawley Monesdale White Mills and New York connections. Includes references to Carbondale and points west, with dates, train numbers, routes to Philadelphia Washington and Norwich area. Mentions Quaker City Express via RR of N E and local station agents for tickets.
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Washington Avenue
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