West Scranton Wheelmen Eye Bowling Alley Plan
West Scranton wheelmen discuss erecting a bowling alley at Jichkoon street club house. Committees push last meetings advertisement and aim to form a bowling team for next season seeking admission to the Northeastern Pennsylvania League of Bowlers. Also planning club augmentation and other athletic events for the coming season.
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Jichkoon Street
Orpranabine
Pennsylvania League of Bowlers
Ih Ie
Avimnasion
Central West Side Republican Club Plans Next Session
The special committee in charge of the smoke talks and senial sessions will meet next week to arrange another session similar to the recent lively event. A well known speaker may give a short address followed by a debate on a topic to be decided. The committee will meet Tuesday evening to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Central Republican Club
Meighie Visitor From Mareborough Arrives in City
Rhebert Meighie of Mareborough Austria travels to visit his uncle Aleb Holmes on South Main avenue. He and his two sisters Asses Besc ht and Masgie Meiihie have been guiding Mr Holmes during the water journey as they plan a world trip begun months ago, crossing Scruton and Amer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhebert Meighie
Mareborough
Queenshind
Austria
Aleb Holmes
South Main Avenue
Mr. Meihie
Asses Bescht
Masgie Meiihie
Scruton
Amer
Jen and enjoying their viel very Titel
Readable text fragment shows Jen and another person enjoying a scene involving a viel and a Titel. No clear event or date established. Further context needed to identify entities or significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
St Brenden council hosts new club home on North Main Avenue
The members of St Brenden council, Young Men's Institute, are now quartered in their new club home at North Main Avenue. They boast a well appointed meeting place for interchange of thought and social life with a new pool table, phonograph, and a well furnished library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
Main Avenu
Gast choir to repeat Faster program next Sunday
The report notes the Gast music was well rendered and praised. A large audience is hoped for the morning service at Bundy with the Lord's Supper, while Tuesday night meeting drew twenty four views. The weather was rainy for the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Young Women's Christian Association Meeting Notice
The regular Gospel meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association is set for Saturday evening at 7 30 in its rooms at Waveredburn Street and Main Avenue. All girls and women of the West Slide are invited. Children under 10 may attend Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Weacott's embroidery classes meet Monday after noon and evening. New members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Waveredburn Street
Main Avenue
Ludeging
Miss Weacott
Wave Wwileouie
Local fundraisers and concerts announced in community notes
A series of social events and fundraisers are announced including a May 1 concert by the fabernach choir, a drawing for a prize in the Men's Hall, a pound party for Kadit of Oe Ttaliatsistas on Chestinh Street, and a ten day trip to the Wine American exposition with all expenses paid. Proceeds benefit St Patrick's Elon and other local groups with prizes and raffles, and events unfold through April and May at area halls.
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Fabernach
Daniel
Amoreheela
Ganduerion
Colonial Club
Ump No. Hsoplo
Madi Avenue
Chestinh Street
St. Patrick’s Elon
Cuise Vel
Watkins Wim
Mears
Lovely Ribbon Prices Draw Saturday Buyers
Ribbons are in high demand and more attractive than ever with artistic fancy flourishing among manufacturers this year all offering many beautiful varieties for Saturday shoppers.
Look at These Values Ribbon Sale Ad Copy
With handsome gold tinsel stripes the ribbon comes in a dozen styles four inches wide and the finest swell ribbon of the year worth 66 cents a yard for Saturday only. Rich and chaste in effect for people of quiet tastes. They are really very beautiful and of fine quality, exceedingly handsome, worth a dollar? Saturday only.
Temperance Event Plans At St Davids Hall
The St Davids council and local groups announce a series of temperance events led by notable speaker Mont, with Rev Willits and Attorney Nichols among participants. A concert and demonstrations are slated for mid April at the Well Side Prohibition League hall and nearby venues with proceeds benefiting a local cause.
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St. Davids
Weinessy
Deumner Evangeliaty Wileptak Ob
Stipe
Meihediat
Rieoopal Chine
Wellovue
Gopon
Moura
Local notices mix clergy plans and civic events in Maple Lakes area
A garbled notice row describes Rev. 21 and other clergy delivering sermons at churches including St Patrick's and a Simpetn Motholla chapel, with council members addressing tomorrow's services. It mentions the Bhatlie City Wheelmen offering a free trip, a sale near Minooka, and an infant interment for Morgan Jones.
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Maple Lakes
Hove
St Brondoiy Counccil
Si. Patrick's
Gutholle Chine
Ely Communion
Nike
Bhatlie
All Og Petihes
Wenkin Jones
Chestnut Street
Willan
Wiahbiien
Minooka
Vic Howell
Scranton Street
Valent
Beau
Macheneack
Daniel B. Dostle
Marketmoan Dames Saville
Flee Newde
Seth Main
Sumner Arene
Telchen
Whdelp
Eiwel
Duehson Stein
Jemuin Maces
Central City
Liatevenine
Morgan Jones
Lechawanna Avenue
Diai
Ames
Notable Visitors Gather for Western Methodist Conference
Ariane Mave Wt ot Vagis and Mey Gidleany Mice of Lafavette street attend the Western Methodist conference in West Liverpool. Wil Mycre id Artie Chiche plan a shore trip to Buffalo for a view of a future exmation. Min Green of S raclee travels with Gibbs and others. Rev Min Hravier and Miss Margaret Gibbs journey to Philadelphia and New York for family matters. A St Whivids Eyicegial church visit features a photo of the rector amid local social circles.
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Vagis
Florenes
Main Avenue
Lawe
Margaret Gibbs
del Sehlente
Chestnut Street
Mir Sinciohan
Min Hravier
Ithe
N.Y
Meta
Belle
North Lincoln
St. Whivid
South Scranton Notes and Community Events
Local notices describe a family baptism and various church and social gatherings. Events include a Sunday Christian service at 46 o'clock led by Miss Anta Stahl, a Young People’s choir rehearsal, and a community ball planned for the coming weeks with entertainment and offerings. A baby celebration is noted for Mead Ming Weber Moonbeave.
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William
William Reilly
Vadi
Everhart
Negular Sumkis
Anta Stahl
Jurgedy
Rocteteiva Yutopuirationia
Connie Com Cork Ne
Cieimanioa
Puare
Pehdoay
Tio St. Veils
Mares Hall
Obituary notices for Walt Wunn and Virginia Moran Moran
Obituary records report the deaths of Walt Wunn and Virginia Moran Moran. The notices note Wunn’s passing in Lackawanna, and Moran Moran’s residence in Valetown with details of funeral arrangements and interment at St. Wetes Church. The text references related family members and a second funeral for Anthony Baptnett with services planned at a church in By and family gathering.
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Tate
Mia
Phire
Ainily Pesidedee
Aighey Abie
Uberti
Debbie Oued Iid
Fatermeetil
North Scranton Notes at Textile Workers Club Auditorium
An evening entertainment sponsored by the Textile Workers local drew a full crowd at the Auditorium. Miss Molale and Loftus sang violins, the Morgans delivered vocal solos, Lynott and Van several numbers, Sweeney and Heffron performed back and wing dances, Harrington skated on a wire in the air, Burke sang songs including The Curse of Pretty Face, and O Boyle’s Just Because She Had No Union Card. Erie guest Alex Singer sang two baritone solos before heading to New York for an opera company audition.
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Molale
Loftus
Annie
Imma Morgan
Creores
William PP. Lynott
Mame Vans
Thomas Coyne
Messie
Sweeney
Heffron
Edward Harrington
William S. Burke
Mr. O' Boyle
Alex. S. Singer
Erie
Frank Harrington
Marvine Avenue
Sting
Mr. Singer
New York
Community church notices and junior class schedule
The notice outlines multiple gatherings at Sowlige school and Soofeloels, including a juniors meeting Sunday, a Mary Mineken talk on Monday, Rev. George Jae Altich Bible study Tuesday on The Prophecies of Daniel, and continuation next Tuesday. It invites all to join Bible, sewing, painting, and embroidery classes at 248 North Main Avenue with various times.
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Sowlige
Soofeloels
Mary Mineken
Lereel
George Jae Altich
Daniel
Misa Westcotts
Otis
Scofield
Memorial Baptist Church Pulpit Local Notices
Tomorrow Rev W Davies of Bibi school will occupy the pulpit at 2 am. a cantata rehearsal follows after school. The Young People's Society meets Tuesday evening with a talk by Rev W Johnsen on the Sigur Retiner and Missionary. Morning services at 10:70 pm by Rev O W Crynea. North Scranton Nice Society holds meeting tomorrow at 4 pm. all members urged to attend. Queen Ridee camp and Providence camp of Modern Woodmen hosted a banquet last evening at Hotel Reddington Wilkes-Barre by J E Hughes district deputy.
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Memorial Baptist Church
W. Davies
Bibi
Young People's Society
Wilhan Johnsen
Sigur Retiner
Poston
Welcogne
North Scranton Clee Society
Providence
J. E. Hughes
Local Masonic Lodge Elects Officials in Evening Install
Deputy Crand Mosler reported the Independent Order of Odd Fellows No 7 lodge will install officers this evening. George BR Gibacn and Wuble Cobb, with ties to Monsey and Money avenues, attended as the house at 170 Monsey Avenue hosts the event and recent illness kept Cobb indoors for weeks.
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Crand Mosler
Benne Lodge
Wud Mie
Monsey Avenue
Meare
Wuble Cobb
Money Avenue
Incomplete OCR Item Reports Local Incidents
The clipping notes injuries at Waylor mine site and a residence fire in New York visiting relative. It also mentions the funeral of a young daughter of Mr and Mrs Barber and a person named Sullivan from Gilmore Avenue. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Ithhea
Mowe
Mig
Waylor
Mork Sullivan
Gilwore Avenue
New York
Awelig
Mir
Jeiet Barber
Louk
Setarday
Home Break-In Report From Providence Road
A theft occurred at 114 Providence Road in Park Place when an unknown intruder entered the residence during unspecified hours. No further details on suspects or items reported.
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Ann Brown
Providence Road
Local Notes from a Wanderer's Journal
Fragmentary diary style prose notes mention Mrs Brown visiting Wilkwelarre to see her mother and Molloy absent after an interview with pets and hens. References include Woolpireet resident Wi Rh Aeherwot spending Wednesday with friends at Witteton and Livia from Ovnet Street attending a conference at Pitteton.
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Wilkwelarre
T. Molloy
Woolpireet
Witteton
Livia
Ovnet Street
Ue Confernie Vt Pitteton
OL Rodent
Chen
WAL Hinieprint
Dunmore Doings Bazaar At Bryden Home Draws Crowd
Last night a large crowd attended the bazaar at Alex Bryden's Dudley street home in Dunmore. Attendance pleased organizers as almost all items sold. The treasury is expected to rise about 100 dollars, a substantial sum for the twelve night event. The quartet from Green Hidge Wheeler’s ebb provided the main entertainment.
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Alex, Bryden
Dudley Street
Church Services And Sunday School Schedules
Tripp Avenue Christhin circle offers morning and evening services with sermons by Rev. J. Dabney and topics The Wonders of the Cross and Jesus Applies to Mars. Dunmore Presbyterian Church led by Rev. W. F. Gibbons with morning and evening topics The Will of God and Neither Cold Nor Hot and Wednesday prayer meeting. Dudley Street Baptist Church with G W North delivers morning and evening messages and Thursday prayer meeting. Sunday schools held at designated hours with refreshments for all.
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God
Dudley Street Baptist Church
G. W. North
Rummage sale profits and town visitors noted at local church
The Methodist Episcopal church rummage sale drew large crowds and is expected to net about 3250. GW. Dillon opened a Stanton Building showroom at the Corners with samples and town pictures. Several local residents visited conferences and outings, including Jessie Wert, Pred Stevens, Thomas Menwood, J. W. Pinnell, and Rev. Martin Williams. New birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Golden.
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Soelein O
Dillon
T le Stanton
Jessie Wert
Elaikely Street
Wickes-Durre
Pred Stevens
Thomas Menwood
J. W. Pinnell
Pittston
Richard Winverstein
Hinesa
Martin Golden
Willow Street
Secretory Williams
Philadelphic Young Men's Christian Assoviation
M. W. Chamberling
Martin ‘T. Williams
Binghamton
Willams
I Episcopal
van Cleft
August Wahlers
Land & oOelock
Borowich Darileives
Jewelry store suspect arrested for false pretenses
Arthur Cain, once of this city and now in Wilkes-Barre, is arrested on a warrant sworn by Heer Heyer for false pretenses. Cain allegedly took a Baldwatch valued at $82 from a Spruce Street jeweler on January 5 and did not return it after asking to take it home to show his wife. He appeared before Alderman John T. Howe and was held in $500 bail for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heer Heyer
Spruce Street
John T. Howe
Arthur Cain
Wilkeslives
Heyer
Whe Cheford
Wilkes-Bhurve
Alderman Howe
Stylish Millinery and Shoes Highlight Season's Picks
The article outlines several affordable Oxford styles for women including the Dollar Oxford at $1.00 made of fine Dongola Kid with McKay soles. the Dollar Twenty-five Oxford at $1.25 in Fine Dongola Kid and Patent Leather. and two Two Dollar Oxfords at $2.00 in Patent Leather and Vici Kid with varied soles and widths.
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Oxford
Vici Kid
Pactorewille Names Rev Ellaiante Thullea and Two Scranton Women
In Pactorewille on April 8 7 the Rev Ellaiante Thullea Mie Psadie Pine and Miss Sadie Titlarie both of Scranton are named in a local notice. The fragmentary OCR reports these individuals connected to the event.
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Dawke-Prunarne
Pactorewille
Tee
Ellaiante Thullea
Mie
Psadie Pine
Sadie Titlarie
Scranton
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