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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1897

Page

3

Probate notes reveal guardianship and will proceedings

Fragmentary probate items indicate Philip Robineon named guardian of a minor child, with references to Hale of Olyna and actions by Aliderma. The text mentions a three year term, various names such as Charles Hy and James Archbaldd, and a claim of a man attempting violence with a brick at a location called the Hibleldy Andrew Novacks.

Carbondale Philip Robineon Ehild Phill Hale Olyna Aliderma Penneylyvania Charles Hy Wella James Archbaldd Henry Most Andrew Novacks

Scranton Community Records Include Elections and Weddings

Disjointed OCR notes describe multiple local events: a meeting of directors with Wak Yeatermlay and Madelinu Robins, a trial for threat charges, re-election outcomes for railroad directors in New York, and the formation of a horseshoers school in Lackawanna Avenue. Also listed are marriage notices involving Jane Toye and others, a Women’s Charity event, and young people’s meetings with ministers and missionaries in Chicago, plus social activities in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton communities.

Untitled fragment from 19th century notice page

Fragmentary OCR text shows a sale notice and timing details unclear. The snippet mentions Fire Sep tember, a date line, and names jpanias Mair ad YW. e Pillas with unclear context.

Jpanias Rannia & Wortern

Lutheran Women Convene North Branch Mission Society

The sixth annual meeting of the Womans Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the North Branch conference of the Susquehanna Synod opened at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Scranton with a business session. Officers include President Mrs F H Jenkins of Ducomsburg and Secretary Miss Harriet Werkheiser of Danville. Delegates from seven boroughs attended. afternoon reports, prayers, and talks on member development followed. The concluding session to name officers and next meeting place.

Hotot Laichoaw Net P. i. Durkin Jorney Young Peoples al the Beligon A. “Ytary Willam E Chicago Society of the North Branch Conference of the Susquehanna Synod F. H. Jenkins Bloomsburg Wowanes’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society North Branch Burquehanna Synod Fe Grace Evangelical Laitheran Church Madison Avenue Mulberry Street Scranton Ducomsburg A. A. Eisner Belin’s Grove Mis Harriet Werkheiser Danville J. H. Weber Sunbury Weber Welock Mra. M. L. Shindle Grace Lutheran Ite A. N. Warner Northumberland Mary Campbell Shamokin Warner Verson Nhen Lahien Lerael F. J. Schoch Selin’s Grove Jesus J. 3. Guy Catawisca Missa Campbell Observer Missionary Journal G. P. Frymire J. L. Miller J. A. Kismer Selin's Grove Ella Hass Bevanton Reva J. H. Barb Selina Grove Grant Herring Bloomsbury

Langheld's Millinery Fall Opening Stock Sale

Bankrupt stock of millinery goods advertised at one quarter value from Langheld’s Millinery. Sale follows a sheriff sale and precedes the regular Fall Opening to make room for new goods. Includes branded hats bonnets and accessories with deep discounts.

Sheriff's Lap

Funeral of Russell Connell Fulton Infant

Funeral services were held yesterday for Russell Connell Fulton infant son of Mr and Mrs C W Fulton. Carriages reached the home via boards laid by a paving company on Mulberry Street. Rev Dr Griffine led the ceremony with emotional remarks and a quartet sang three selections. Pallbearers were children Edgar Connell Walter Stevens Harald Cornell and William Dimmick. Interment was in Forest Hill.

Russell Connell C. W. Fulton Mulberry Street C. M. Griffine Thesa Joseph O'Brien Aubrey John T Watkins Alfred Wooler Jesus Edgar Connell Walter Stevens Harald Cornell William Dimmick Forest Hill

Wedding at Calvary Reformed Church in Sanderson Hill

At Calvary Reformed Church, corner Monroe Avenue and Gibson Street, Joseph Martin and Miss Mary Vogel of Sanderson Hill were married yesterday morning. Miss Alice Frantz of Cedar Avenue played the match, and Rev. G. W. Welsh officiated as pastor. The church was prettily decorated and a large portion of the congregation attended to offer congratulations.

Calvary Reformed Church Monroe Avenue Gibson Street

Settlement in Old Forge Case Brings Amicable Accord

Judge Gunster leads toward settlement between Old Forge School district and Jermyn & Co after papers delay. Terms set include $907.84 plus four years interest, plus lease for remaining coal, and 20 of costs. Other court actions include replevin suit and non suit entries as docketed, with trial on H H Burschel v Scranton Traction pending.

Wilkes H. H. Burschell Scranton Traction Company Deodar Smith Jermyn & Co Schior

Do You Feel Refreshed by Horsford’s Acid Phosphate

An advertisement touts Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a refreshing cooling beverage that invigorates the nerves and restores vitality. The copy emphasizes its tonic qualities and appealing use as a drink.

Horsford

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the only permanent treatment for itching piles and all forms of piles. It claims instant relief from the first application and permanent removal of tumorous growths with continued use, noting the remedy contains no dangerous drugs and costs 50 cents per package.

Special Train Service for The Philadelphia Sunday Press

The Philadelphia Sunday Press markets a special train starting October 3 delivering the paper to all Lehigh Valley points and connections earlier than before. The service promises breakfast delivery in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton and earlier arrivals for other towns. Ads urge readers to arrange regular home delivery and note auxiliary travel details and promotional claims.

Great Philadelphia Sunday Press Sunday Press Lehigh Valley Railroad Tte Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkes-Barre Scranton Philadelphia Sunday Press

Great sale final week offers big price reductions

The retail house advertises its final week of a large sale with substantial reductions on the entire stock. It urges judges of value to consider the bargains, claiming the forthcoming offerings will outshine previous attractions.

Shade

Colored Show Opens at Davis Theatre This Week

The Colored Sports Big City Show opens this afternoon at Davis theatre for the last half of the week. The company has been here since Monday. Orchestra rehearsals led by Manager Davis indicate a superior entertainment. A male quartet is unusually good with strong singers and fans. Prior shows by colored performers have been consistently good.

Big City Davis’ Theatre Davis

To Cure a Cold in One Day Promotes Bromo Quinine

An advertisement promises a quick cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims druggists will refund the purchase if it fails and prices the treatment at 25 cents.

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