West Scranton Events Of Day At Club House Stag Social
A large crowd attended a stag social at the Jackson Street club house with guests from out of town. The program featured music by the Lawrence orchestra and Boer quartet, dancing, sketches, and an hypnotic exhibition, with many local and visiting participants listed among the attendees.
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Stag
Jackson Street
Snover- Bedell
Browning-Williams
Recorder of Deers
Keatrie City
Lawrence Orchestra
Prof. Ott
Boer
Elmer Mugher
Frank Jones
Richard Hawley
Weerley Jones
P. J. Walsh
Frank Molonough
Bie
Quiz Fetter
Casey Myains
Jobo
H. Jones
J. McNults
Reese G. Reese
MM. Berger
Boxton Castello
Ford
Tick
Soft Mine
Tom Much
Pw Waoleh
8. G. Shoemaker
Dalton
Olyphant
A. B. Stover
Hidward Matthews
Daniel Matthews
Arthur Widdewfield
William
Archie Jones Files Candidacy on Republican Ticket
Archie Jones enters the race as a GOP aspirant for county reelection, backed by years as a Coromitie at the Sidqiolt Mi and tied to the Prudential Life Insurance Company. He belongs to the Patriotic Order Sons of America and other fraternal groups, presenting a strong candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Mominithyy Coy
Devet
Ue Sidqiolt Mi
Tinesedt
Prudential Live
Medinies Company
Mr. Jones
Oyler Sons of America
Rites of Heptasophs
Local Pair Wed in Newton Compo Residence Ceremony
Eugene A. Snower of Newton Compo and Mise Tormerence To Models of Square Tay were married at the residence of J. B. Snower, 18 NarI Hyde Park Avenue. The ceremony was performed amid family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Snower
Newton Compo
J. 8. Snower
Nari Hyde Park Avenue
Munyon's Inhaler advertised as medicated vapor cure
An ad promotes Munyon's Inhaler delivering medicated vapor through the mouth to treat disease. It claims the vapor targets inner organs and benefits the whole body, with a price of $10 for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicina
Minister Marries Browning Williams at Hampton Street Parsonage
Reverend James Benninger officiated the wedding of Burlt Browning of Corbett Avenue and Louise Williams of Taylor to Miss Josie Browning, with Charles Williams and Miss Josie Browning as attendants. The Browning couple will reside in Taylor for now, then establish a home locally.
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J. JB. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Burlt Browning
Corbett Avenue
Louise Williams
Taylor
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
James Benninger
Charles Willams
Josie Browning
Child Rescued After Falling Into Open Cellar Water
A boy from Lincoln Heights, son of Xr and Mrs. Fd Boose, fell into an open cellar water tank four feet deep while tossing stones. He was rescued by Mrs. D P Denner after considerable difficulty and recovered after swallowing a small amount of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmers
Fd. Boose
Sthiattore
Lincoln Heights
Ttr Bic
D. P. Denner
Lincoln Heights annexation committee chosen
Alfred Rundle John H Williams and Fred Reynolds named to form a committee to present a petition to councii s for the annexation of Lincoln Heights to the city. Services for the late Mrs Sarah J Antrim follow at 117 South Hyde Park avenue then burial in Danville. A false alarm from Rox hk corner of Hampton street and South Main avenue reported yesterday. Fire caused by chimney at Jolyn Here's house on South Hede Pap avenue. Williams remodels North Main avenue store front with new plate glass. Seventy one feet frontage included. A new Republican club organized in Fifteenth ward with John Lewis president Ker Bivis secretary John Re Jones treasurer John Larkin, thirteen, bitten by a dog Wednesday afternoon. Doctor cauterized wound. Private dog Stephens of Company
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Alfred Rundle
John H. Williams
Fred Reynolds
Numinme
Couniiis
Lincoln Heights
Sarah J. Antrim
Lawlowk
Hyde Park Avenue
Danville
South Main Avenue
Jolyn Here
Hede Pap
John HW. Williams
Willams & C c
North Main Avenue
Mer
Fanagette Street
Brenniin
Dog Stephens
Globe Warehouse Glove Departments Offer Wide Selection
The Globe Warehouse advertises its glove departments as the city’s complete stock from top makers worldwide. The ad highlights Ladies Dress Gloves, Evening Wear, Bracelets, Children’s, and Men's Walking and Driving gloves, all at moderate prices with a positive guarantee.
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Globe Warehouse
Scranton
Glover’s
Shades
Legion
Meare hall hosts St Patrick's event and parish notices
The St Patrick's Ladies U organization plans a social and drama evening at Meare hall on Friday April 2 with rehearsals underway. J B Whelan to celebrate mass at St Patrick's church. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Sarah Hennigan at St Patrick's and Cathedral cemetery. A juvenile arrest for threats and mischief leads to county jail. Several obituaries and burials noted for local families with services and interments listed.
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United States Infantry
Bouth Sidcoln Avenue
St. Patrick's Ladies
Meare’ Hall
Hke
J.B. Whelan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. David's Episcopal Church
Mra
Sarah Hennigan
Norrow
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
John Blisye
Privestrest
A. J. Phillipe
John
Elteworth Davis
Lafayette Street
Weekbayn Street
Mer
Willam W Davis
Wishburn Street
Charles Tete
Conten Westending
Moffat
William Preeman Mere
Luce
Jennie Finnaven
Marillan Moti
Washburn Street
Missionary Workers Meet at Meosie Presbytery Gathering
The Presbyterian church in Meosie hosted the annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Lackawanna Presbytery. The event featured devotions, welcomes, reports on auxiliaries, funds talks, and a literary program with delegates from Scranton Dunmore Carbondale and Green Ridge. A supper was served for delegates and visitors, with coal delivery details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathering of the Women's Foreign Society
Meosie
Moreton
Snowby
Lackawanna Presbytery
Serainton Cietriet
W. S. Blulshinder
Seranton
Chambertin
Dunmore
W. Drake
Er. S. W. Young
Mre
Kays
Mire T. & Morgan
Firat
Scranton
Merond Church
Woodburn Street
Sevanten
Oreltee Mission Ebrele
Dunsmorte
Moosie Junior Endeavor
Young Lades
Mission Ebele
Moosie
Mission Buand
Boye
Mission Lend
Geis
Ormnioa
Leand-a-Hand
Elrele
Gren Rhdes
Christian Endeaver
Green Didge
Cherary
Ohaent
Wells
Mes
Julio M, Tomer
Vinbon
Toro
Aires
T. J. Lane
W. H. Feeoman
J. W. Walker
J. W. Jenkins
T. Pole
Jennie Furman
Mire Mont
Scranten
Mary EL Davidson
Gieendae
Anna LaMont
Mis. L. AL Chork
Scrantet
Shepherd
Anna Bishop
Ceorge Dowd
de Cnet Fh
Philston
Mee
Mitelweenk
Mre M
Me J
von Mergen
Women's Foreign Mimionary Society
Presbivtery of
Lackawanna
Moonie
Green Ridge
Mar
Yarmouth Bloatem
Groen
Mare Mart
Mice
Wilow
Nekson Avenue
Lance
Gireon Ridge Market
Providence Council
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Funeral rites mark return of mourners in small town
The ceremony honors displaced women as a funeral procession travels from Covhek to Christ Lathecun. Rev. Withe delivers a final address. pallbearers include Mer and Jael Mage among others. Burial and church services conclude with a procession to Foret Di peme tom. Community members and officers are listed, with Min Murw Parkin to be buried Saturday at 2 PM. Scranton Saenger members perform in the evening.
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Verdin
Withe
Ceinwlin
Pallida
Mer
Foblbriegae
Jael Mage
Cotilieh
Weber Brel
Altvert
Joly Ko Krane
S.r J. Clearwater
Som
Me Shea
Mim
John Your
Chain the healthful grain drink touted as coffee substitute
An advertisement claims Chain is a pure grain drink without coffee’s drawbacks. It promises better digestion nerves and skin, equals the finest coffees in taste when prepared, and suits both children and adults. Available as Gram-O at 15 and 2c.
North Scranton Happenings and Local Ceremonies
Visiting clergymen perform a ceremony, Bauer's Band concert, and marriages of George Williams to Mary Powell and Richards Simons. W. F. Finn becomes Second Lieutenant, council approves Puritan church installation with address and charges. Local market notes and community announcements fill the page.
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Bauer
George Williams
Mary T. Powell
Richards Simons
W. F. Finn
Grand concert by Prof Robert Bauer at Court Street Church
Prof Robert Bauer and the band performed a full program at Court Street Methodist Episcopal church last night drawing music lovers. Thomas I. Miles sparked the event with a cornet solo "Columbia" and earned an encore. The set included "Barbara Pride" and marches like "Cavalry" "Infantry" "Artillery" and "In Battle" before closing with "The Star Spangled Banner."
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Robert Bauer
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas I. Miles
Columbia
Barbara Pride
Marriage of George Williams and Miss Mary Powell
George Williams of Wayne avenue and Miss Mary A Powell were quietly married Tuesday at 11 am at the bride’s mother Edna avenue home. Rev Th J Reese officiated in a relatives only ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in New York and Boston before starting housekeeping on Wayne avenue. Williams formerly belonged to Bauer’s band and is a musician of note.
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George Williams
Wayne Avenue
Mary .A. Powell
Edna Avenue
Th. J. Reese
Puritan Congregational Church
Mtremi
Williams
New York
Boston
Bauer
Richards and Simmons Tie The Knot In Binghamton
Osborne Richards of School afont and Bertha Simmons of Parker Street wed in Binghamton on Wednesday. The couple, among North End’s prominent young people, will reside with Mrs Sticharils parents on Parker Street.
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Osborne Richards
Bertha Simmons
Parker Street
Binghamton
Richhards
North End
Richards
Delaware and Hudson Nitthine Corps
Mre. Sticharils
Summit Avenue Bride Weds PF BR Lewis in Chinchilla
Miss Elisa beth Hill of Summit avenue marries PF BR Lewis at Rev Reading's North Main Avenue Baptist Church. Newlyweds plan housekeeping in a Chinchilla home after leaving on the 6,190 train. Major Robling conducts a company election choosing Ser geant W F Finn as second lieutenant. Florence Linck Hannah Kissinger Jennie Heading visit. A Friday appeal seeks funds for Francis Jones injury care. Keystone club to stage April 16 entertainment.
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Elisabeth Hill
Summit Avenue
BR. Lewis
Chinchilla
G. Reading
North Main Avenue
Lewis
Robling
Leutenant
Company HH
Finn
Shopland
W. F. Finn
Jennie Heading
Williamsport
Church Avenue
Florence Linck
Hannah Kissinger
Reading
Francis Jones
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Local Social Notes From Ferdinand and Surrounding Streets
Mrs. Howell Davis hosts Miss Bertha Simmons from Pittston and Mrs. David Jones from Plymouth visits Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jones on Hill street. T. B. Dunn entertains his niece Miss Mabel Bassett of Sego county New York. Thomas Dunn returns from Chenango New York after his father's funeral. News items to be left at Davies drug store.
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Howell Davis
Ferdinand Street
Bertha Simmons
Pittston
David Jones
Plymouth
Isaac Jones
Hill Street
T. B. Dunn
Black Street
Mabel Bassett
Sego County
N.Y
Thomas Dunn
Chenango
N. Y
The
Tribune
Davie
Obituary: Join Wallon of Jesup Dies at 69
Join Wallon of Jesup died yesterday at nearly 70 years old and was a well known figure in the state. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon from the late residence at 2 o'clock. Services will be held at St. James Catholic Church with interment in the Archdiocesan cemetery.
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Wallon
Jesup
Dell
Hie
Oelork
Si. James’ Catholic Church
Fragmented OCR Reads Names and Places in a Jumbled List
The text presents a garbled string of names, initials, and scattered words. It appears to be an OCR artifact listing individuals and places with numerous errors that obscure clear meaning or a single event. No coherent narrative or dates are extractable.
Tower Poll Directs Mournful Night After Fatal Fire
A deadly blaze near Koen last night left a widow and several children bereaved as authorities report a man named Younge among those involved. Investigation continues into the fire and its causes.
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Koen
Dern Ce
Promoting Conti Dea O With Hall's Outcome Core
A crude notice touts Mundin Polluce Rowand and Carney Co Toledo men as trustworthy for a deal. It asserts Cheney’s integrity over 15 years and names West Prax Walling Kitna Marvin as wholesale partners. It claims a blood tonic cure and Hall’s Family Pills as tests.
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Mundin
Hall
Carney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Aml
Hem
West & Prax
Wholesity Orit
Walling
Kitna & Marvin
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Munyon
General News
Brace Aioe
Tate
Pea Coal
South Ride
Orathal City
Hyde Park
J. T. Piarkey
South
North Scranton
R. E. Reese
Puritan Church
Ro Kh. Reese
J. Morris
Wilkheu- Starre
O. L. Davis
Williamstown
EB. A. Boyl
Serine
Tun
Hev. Kk
Jones
D. di
J.C. Luske
Coaldale
T. D. Henshaw
Bloomsburg
J.J. Jenkins
Rendhoam
Mr. Henshaw
J. J. Jenkins
Rendham
Theie Entertainment Ayell
Tie Gheen
George
Ain
Charies
Monsey Avenue
Villi Fein
Mivteton
Chein Ridge
Five Eye
Crein Ridge
Protinener
Prothino
Abed Society
Menuibor
Peter
Teatieet Amlet
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Cee Wilyre
Diane Hitec
FGHPT
Coser Cree Eeee
Tepes Rebel
Pean Raglan Tinhilip A
Davie Suower
Abit Adenine
Pittsburg
Pitter
Phillip Young
Lyceum Theatre Au Rgunder
B. Mantel Am
M. W. Mantel
Docage
Burgunder & Reis
Lessers
A Long
Academy OF Fusic, i
Retern Ugaprnene Gibney-Hoeffler Company
Manihiy Mattiee
Silver King
Rhine Matitire
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce's Market
Pierce’s Market
Avende
Peturo
Vitali
Hector Sale
Wales
Por Sale
Matthews Brose
H. C. Ganderson
Brugeiste
Lackawanna Avenue
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Wyoming and
Lacka. Aves
NEW York Hotels
Earlington
St. Wort
Biway
Ae Rien
Palm Room
Baum
Fry
Purson
Partin
M. Earle & Son
Barlow Hotel
Richfield
Timothy Sead Millett
Penn Avenue
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
Crrirau
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William J. Peck
Forest
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