Green Ridge Baptist Church Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Green Ridge Baptist Church marks its tenth anniversary since 1892 with a roll call service at the new Monsey avenue church. Rev Henry Sterling Potter leads plans for Friday fellowship supper and Sunday anniversary sermons with letters from former pastors read at the morning service.
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Green Ridge
Potter
W. J. Ford
Warren G. Partridge
Cincinnati
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Cornelia Freeman
Julia Clapp Allen
Tom Gippel
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Brookins
Finn Chapel
Penn Avenue
Nettleton Building
Green Ridge Street
Association
Monsey Avenue
Jamestown
Nev
Ford
J. W. Garney
E. F. Chamberlain
John Howarth
E. Loomis
EB. F. Chamberlain
Henry Sterling Potter
Albany
N. Y
Mr. Ford
Obituary notice for Thomas Rowley and others
Obituary notices report the death of Thomas Rowley at 28 after mine injuries and amputation eight months earlier. Survived by mother, two brothers, four sisters. Also death notices for Frank White aged 64 at 75a Church Avenue and Mrs Tenry Walter aged resident of Booth Scranton with a list of survivors and funeral details. Thomas Cawley of 608 West Lackawanna Avenue dies after brief illness. survivors include wife and several children. funeral at St Patrick’s Church with burial at Cathedral cemetery.
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Thomas Rowley
West Market Street
Clark Tunnel
John, Larke
John Baltry
James Hapkine
Ae Owen Collins
Marla Bowes
Frank White
Tsaae
Mary White
Church Avenue
Clifford
Susquehanna County
Scranton
Ile
Blanche White
William
Charles
George A. Cure
Providence Methodist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Tenry Walter
Booth Scranton
Thomas Myers
Minnie Matchman
Peter Maher
Henry Walter
Buffalo
N. Y
William H. Walter
Star Cafe
Linden Street
Cedar Avenue
Pittston Avenue
Thomabr Cawley
West
Lackawanna Avenue
Dle
Benjamin O'Toole
Anthony O'Toole
Magle Cawley
Song
P, P
John Cawley
Ho Wise
Capouse
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Dedication of the Trout Hatcheries at Parkside
Former Sheriff Charles Robinson hosted a party at Parkside, Pennsylvania, to dedicate the Paradise Brook Trout company's hatcheries with a $60,000 capitalization. The venture aims to hatch and sell trout to fish commissions and individuals nationwide, featuring a large facility and extensive investment.
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Robinson
Charles Robinson
Parkside
Pocono Mountain
Paradise Brook Trout Company
Mr. Robinson
Henryville
United States
Bauer
Park House
W. C. Henry
N. (. Butler
Stindler
New York
William EB. Meehan
Philadelphia
T. W. Lee
The
Lackawanna Railroad
P. J. Casey
Scranton
Wesley
Henry
J. B. Willams
Stroudsburg
FE. E. Hooker
Mt. Pocono
Eugene Smith
Vicetor Koch
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Raiilroad
B. F. Squier
Edward James
W. H. Roe
J. BE. Kern
George Backus
Victor Wenzel
John KB. Williams
Contestants Moving Up in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports growing public interest in its educational contest. New subscribers arrive at the office with requests to credit them to various contestants. Mr. Kellerman is the favorite as the guessing contest progresses.
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the Tribune
Mr. Kellerman
Scranton Contingent Returns After Enjoyable Day
York, H. S. Peterbaugh, East Stroads burg, William B. E. Meehan, Philadelphia. The Scranton contingent arrived home at 9 o'clock p m after a most enjoyable day.
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York
H. S. Peterbaugh
East Stroadsburg
William BE. Meehan
Philadelphia
Scranton
Standings of Contestants Listed with Scranton Ties and Scores
A historical scoreboard lists 33 contestants with towns such as Scranton Wandling Elmhurst Carbondale Hyde Park and Factoryville. Scores range from high 800s to low thirties and include participants like A J Kellerman Charles Burns Oscar Kipp and Beatrice Harpur.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Aie Freedman
Belle- Hpht
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stead
Don C. Capwell
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Fred Kibler
South
Grant M. Decker
Hall- Busag
Vlan Seisie Eisleie OO
Lewis Bates
Mary Yeager
Green Rad We
Elmer Williams
Hugh Johnston
Forest Chey
Ee, Kee
Eddie Morris
South Scran- Uote
South Scran- Uote Fi Ieretacetnee Punlbspiela Save Eee
Harry Danvers
Provi Gence
Who Was Told That Her Life Depended Upon a Surgical Operation
A Flint Michigan woman describes years of insomnia and pro lap sus uteri pain and says Paine s Celery Compound cured her after three bottles. She credits relief from rheumatism and sleep improvement to the remedy and notes no operation was needed.
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Paine
J. 8. Long
Flint, Mich
Archbald Mine Workers Deny Monday Disorder Claims
A committee of Archbald mine workers issued a card denying reports of Monday night chaos in Archbald. They said the charges in some morning papers were false and aimed at harming the town's good name, declining to name the specific paper referenced, and noting it was not The Tribune.
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Archbald
Tribune
Sudden Death Of Farmer Frank Fraiger In Moscow
Frank Fraiger a 45 year old farmer near Moscow died suddenly in Dixon's hotel after a night in the city. Coroner Saltry deemed death due to apoplexy and planned a post mortem. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 oclock in Madisonville church.
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Frank Fraiger
Moscow
Dixon's
Fraizer
George Okell
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Emphatic success of Schriever necklace distribution
Schriever conducts a free necklace giveaway drawing enthusiastic crowds. Every child recipient receives a gold chain while photographs celebrate the event. Demand drives limited time distribution as organizers chase remaining stock and excitement grows among young attendees.
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Schriever
Allentown Fair to Host Cresceus Exhibition on Sep 25
Allentown plans a prominent event with Cresceus the trotter aiming to break the world trotting record. The New Jersey Central will run special trains and offer reduced fares for the September 25 showcase as part of a busy fair day.
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Allentown Flr
Cresceus
Allentown
New Jersey Central
Schriever's promotes children's portrait sittings with necklace free
Artistic juvenile pictures offered at regular prices with a complimentary gold necklace. Limited distribution urges prompt scheduling for young subjects. Ticket No 9702 from the Deborah Society of the Anshe Chesed congregation requires Mrs Brown at 4 Madison Avenue to claim prize. Jonas Long's Sons announce millinery opening next Tuesday September 30 with fall goods and dresses. Dr Lindaburg, surgeon, specializes in women's diseases at 215 Connell Building, hours 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm.
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Klvira H. Browning
Harford Fair
George A. Walker
Emporium
J. M. Walker
Albert Hatcher Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Virginia
Atlante City
Clay Avenue
May Jenkins
Alpine Ward
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Roderick
North Main Avenue
Walter Benedict
Hethichem
Lehigh University
Ruth B. Jackson
Rockwell Lace
Dana
Morristown
Atttorney
T. PB. Duffy
Spruce Street
H. B. Ware
Philadelphia
State Homoeopathic Medical Levy
Ware
Phin Soi
Pittsburg
Schriever's
Deborah Society
Anshe
Brown
Madison Avenue
Jonas Long
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Tribune Contest Sees Small Advances by Beatrice Harpur and Fred Kibler
The Tribune reports advances by Beatrice Harpur from eighteenth to sixteenth and Fred Kibler from twenty second to twentieth in yesterday's Educational Contest. Herbert Thompson of Carbondale nears Oscar Kipp of Elmhurst by four points for the top Wards honor. Dorsey moves up one place while Kibler with twenty three points sits near tenth. Public interest grows as subscribers credit points to preferred contestants and guessing totals show Kellerman leading with 195 points and varied estimates to nine hundreds total.
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Tribune
Beatrice Harpur
Fred Kibler
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Oscar Kipp
Elmhurst
Thompson
Dorsey
Klibler
Charles Wy. Dorsey
Willian Cooper
Maxwell Shepherd
Kellerman
Mr. Kellerman
Mr. Rodriguez
Burns
Kipp
See the Cut Man
Advertises half tones and fine cuts for cards and ads from The Tribune office. Claims unexcelled work, prompt service, and lowest rates with a trial order to prove quality.
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Tribune
Schriever Souvenir of Lasting Value
The Gold Medal Studio distributes dainty gold chain necklaces to every child photographed, a supply likely to exhaust sooner than expected. An early engagement to pose is advised to ensure a keepsake.
Preparatory School Offers Thorough Character Training
Special work in character building and college preparation with certificates from colleges. Co educational environment with ornamental branches. Superior dormitories science hall chapel dining gym and athletic field. Finely equipped preparatory school at $300 a year term now open. Catalogue from L L Sprague D D president.
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L. L. Sprague
D. D
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