Personal items and wedding invitation in local notices
Mrs Rachel Owens of Brick avenue has returned from Philadelphia. Wade Finn of North Main avenue entertains his niece Jennie Finn of Middletown New York. Miss Edith Dinyis of Pactorsyville returned home after a brief visit with friends on West Market street. Miss Jessie Callender and Miss Matel Fordham resume studies at Abbot academy Andover Maine. J Albertson Lord of Washington DC, nephew of Mr and Mrs Charles W Matthews, is at their residence 60 Quincy avenue. Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Wathewn Dorrance Laverty to William Wall Johnson of Newark NJ in the First Presbyterian church on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Owens
Brick Avenue
Philadelphia
Wade Finn
North Main Avenue
Jennie Finn
Middletown
N.Y
Edith Dinyis
Pactorsyville
West Market Street
Jessie Callender
Matel Fordham
Abbot Academy
Andover
Mane
J. Albertson Lord
Washington, D. C
General Parade of Catholic Total Abstinence Off in Scranton
The West Scranton parade planned for October 10 by the Catholic Total Abstinence societies is cancelled after the board could not obtain a reasonable rail fare. Delaware and Hudson offered half fare within fifty miles but not below twenty five cents, with no commission on tickets. A local parade may still occur if the executive committee approves after reviewing the board's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abstinence Societies
Scranton
West Scranton
Board of Government
Delaware and Hudson Company
Bhis City
St. Leo's Hall
Local Printing Firms Offer Modern Services And Low Prices
The Scranton Tribune notes a printer offers up to date equipment and complete facilities for high quality work at low prices. It invites trial orders to prove value and mentions Breck's Grape Juice and Coursen's Bat Fruited Wheat for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scranton Tribune
YWCA Leader Urges More Workers and Funding
Miss Bertha M. Wood outlined YWCA efforts at Elm Park Church urging more individual workers to reach at risk young women. She highlighted need for a boarding home, noted current debt around $1,000, and called on local Christians to open homes and support extension work among factory girls to broaden impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Elm Park Methodist Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Bertha M. Wood
Margaret E. Sangster
Uiness
E. HM. Ripple
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
C. M. Gimn
Quartette
Pierce
Mies Wood
4S Association
West Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Christ
Wyoming Seminary prospectus highlights education values
The Kingston Pa. preparatory institution offers character building and college preparation with certificates from colleges. Co educational with strong dormitories science hall chapel dining gymnasium and athletic field. Tuition is 300 a year and the term is now open. Catalogue from L L Sprague D D president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarene L
Miss Le Vay at Hotel Jermyn Tuesday Only
Miss Le Vay will be at the Hotel Jermyn on Tuesday only offering tailor made and dress hats. The event promises a selection of fitted hats for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss le Vay
Jermyn
Pattern hats on display at Breck's Grape Juice
Miss Susan Morris will show pattern hats today and tomorrow at Coursen's, Breck's Grape Juice venue, showcasing millinery designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Morris
Cies
Conservatory Students Benefit From Pennington Lessons
Free Saturday morning lecture recitals at St Luke's Parish House offer influent listening to standard pianoforte literature. Students gain wholesome refinement and improvement in playing style through Mr Pennington's Interpretation Lessons open to all Conservatory students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Pennington
St. Luke's
Scranton Defeats Pittston Brothers In Close Game
The Scranton semi professionals beat Pittston Brothers 1 0 in the ninth inning at Athletic Park. Ed Schmaltz and Gallagher led Scranton with three and three hits respectively while Griffin limited Pittston to three hits and five strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Athletic Park
Pittston Brothers
Pittston Boys
Ed Schmaltz
Wirth
Pittston
Toy
Ernest Schmaltz
Gallagher
Griffin
Owns
McCue
R. WH
FO. A
WISH
Creeere
Schmalty
Tour
Schmaltz
Ruane
If. Ceeeeeeneeees
Cy Crveveee
Burke
Th. Sapeeee Ao
Semoran
Pultston
Moran
Southard
Hughes
Ties and standings shift in September leaders list
Mr Kipp and Mr Thompson tie for fourth place while Mr Kresge and Miss Harpur share fifteenth and Miss Mathewson and Mr Kibler tie for nineteenth. Mr Thompson tops the September leaders list with Mr Havenstrite in fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kipp
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Kresge
Miss Harpur
Miss Mathewson
Mr. Kibler
Mr. Havenstrite
Scranton Printers Beat Wilkes-Barre in 9-8 Game
In Riverside park Pittston the Scranton printers defeated Wilkes-Barre 9 to 8 in a decisive third game. The match featured strong plays, a banquet at Caledonian hall, and the Tri-City Typographical Social club forming with officers J C Kelfer Andrew Downing and John J. Colling. The club plans tri-city membership, thrice yearly meetings, and social events. Next meeting set for January 17 1903 Benjamin Franklin’s birthday in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre Printers
Riverside Park
Pittston
Scranton Boys
Wilkes-Barre
A. E. Allen
Sveceesbeswest
Means
Joy JO Burke
E. Moran
Frita
Jones
Snyder
Sylvus
Kelly
Dolan
Errours
Wilkes- Barre
M. Walton
McCollum
Caledonian Hall
Tri-City
J. C. Kelfer
Andrew Downing
John J. Colling
Benjamin Franklin
Contests Standings Listed for Scranton Area Participants
The standings enumerate 33 contestants across Scranton and nearby areas with scores and places. Notable names include A. J. KellermanCharles Burns William T. Rodriguez Oscar H. Kipp and many others from Elmhurst Carbondale Scranton Thompson Hyde Park Factoryville and Providence with varied point totals from highs near 788 to lows around 20.
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Itching Rashes
Scranton residents report relief from itching caused by piles eczema and related troubles after using Dean's Ointment. Mr Frank H. Gree of 425 Tenth Street testifies he suffered for years, bought a box at Matthews Bros drug store, and now enjoys comfort. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as United States agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Frank H. Gree
Tenth Street
Dean
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Thompson, Kipp Lead In Tribune Educational Contest Tally
Saturday results keep Herbert Thompson of Carbondale tied with Oscar H. Kipp of Elmhurst at 427 points. Beatrice Harpur earned 13 points but Homer Kresge from Hyde Park still holds ahead after a late push from Kresge. Fred Kibler and Jane Mathewson tie at 40 along with Edna Culver and Lee Culver in a four‑way main table. Thompson now leads for September by two points, Havenstrite rises to fourth. contest ends Sunday and entries must arrive by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Albert Freedman
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Ilsissisisisne Ee Coe
Maxwell Shepherd
Chas, W. Dorsey
A. Havenstrite
Mos Gow
L. E. Stanton
Harry Madden
Hendrick Adams
Chinchilla
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Frank B. McCreary
Hall — Biaad Seeecenerscrees
Don C. Capwell
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Fred Kibler
South Scran- Hom
William Cooper
Priceburg
Lewis Bates
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Tom
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Mary Yeager
Ele
Elmer Williams
Sa Johnston
Forest
Eddie Morris
South Scran- Com
Harry Danvers
Providence
Tribune
Mr. Kresge
South Scranton
Lee Culver
Springville
Edna Culver
of Scranton
Kellerman
Havenstrite
J. A. Havenstrite Seems
William Sherwood
Wilkes-Barre Dismal After Strike Says Board of Trade
Secretary Seamans, in Wilkes-Barre, laments town’s strike shadow and predicts months to recover. He notes Wilkes-Barre’s coal dependence worsens impact, contrasts with its neighbor city, and favors multiple small industries over one large plant for steady growth and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamans
Board of Trade
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Beamans
Acquittal In Pittston Iron Police Revolver Case
Scott William Wy, a coal and iron police officer for Seneca Coal, was attacked on Main Street Pittston July 25. He was charged with carrying concealed weapons but acquitted by Judge John Lynch’s jury, with costs placed on prosecutor Peter MacDonald, affirming iron police carry revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wy. Scott
Seneca Coal Company
Pittston
On Gang
John Lynch
Peter MacDonald
Lackawanna Business College Night School Opens October First
The night school will open October 1 offering shorthand business arithmetic penmanship and related courses taught by experienced instructors. Visitors are invited to call and see how to make good use of the long evenings ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lackawanna Business College
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Women’s Diseases Office Ad
Dr Lindabury surgeon specializing in diseases of women located at 215 Connell Building hours 11 a m to 4 p m and 8 30 p m guidance for patients seeking medical care in the period.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
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Title Guarantee & Trust Co
I. F. Megargel & CO
the People's Bank
Breck
Coursen
Y.W.C.A
Miss Wood
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Wyoming Seminary
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Coursen's
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AB. Rai. PO
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Owens
O Wirth
Doom
the Tribune
R. H
Ecnema
Bles
Clarke Bros
Scott
Coal and Iron Police
Masury
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Franklin Ave
Breck’s
E. G. Coursen
Wm, T. & Rodrigues
Joseph A. Havenstrite
William H. Sherwood
Charles W. Dorsey
Don ©. Capwell
Madden
Spruce ST
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Beranton
Addrone
Guaranty and Trust Co
A. Watris
FF. L. Pailoli's
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas EB. Jones
Wiliam PF. Hallstead
C. 8
Johnson
Thomas H. Watkins
A. Watres
Conrad
Scranton, PA
Noosice and Mushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
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