Local Notices and Social Nearby in Lackawanna County
Advertisements and notices list openings for job work at annon Co on North Main Street with hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Local residents Myra Found from Prompton visits and entertaining guests HW Botton and Mrs Hughes. Various local movements include Miss Annie Murphy returning home from Olyphant and Mrs Coligan’s sister’s illness prompting travel to Busquehanna. Frank Vanderford has eye inflammation hindering work at Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenennen
Annon & Co
Hewsdealers
North Main Street
Ofce
Mise Myra Found
Prompton
HW. &. Botton
BE. Hughes
Annie Murphy
Olyphant
William Fivans, Jr
Busquehanna
Hines
Thomas Colligan
Frank ©. Morgan
Spring Street
Wilkes-Barre
May DuTy
Falbrook Street
Frank FR. Vanderford
Scranton
Excellent Programmes Will Be Rendered at City Churches
The article lists morning and evening musical programs at the Methodist, Baptist Tabernacle, and Presbyterian churches. It names organ voluntaries, anthems, hymns, solos, and violin pieces, with performers such as Miss Strickland, Jules Granter, W. D. Evans, and Miss Pichel. It notes readings and sermons tied to Easter themes and highlights multiple choir and solo performances.
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Seeeevee
Ives Strickland
Afttthem
Herbert Reading
Homanna
Jules Granter
W. D. Evana
Anthea
Redeemer
Hennee
Porter
Dr. Eh
F. Cc. Maker
Presbyterian Church
Pati
William Reed
F. Schilling
J. B. Trowbridite
Carl Meseler
Marie
Eesees
Tore Hihey Lyon Duct
Carl Heeler
Orenah
Rink
Calkin
Heesler
Funeral of Thomas Kirkwood Held in New York
Thomas Kirkwood who died in New York City was mourned in a service at St. Rove Church conducted by Father Nealon. The funeral processioned from his brother James Kirkwood’s Seventh Avenue home to Belmont Street Catholic cemetery for interment. Pallbearers were longtime friends from Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kirkwood
New York City
James Kirkwood
Seventh Avenue
St. Rove Church
Father Nealon
Kirkwood
Old Catholic
Belmont Street
Carbondale
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
St. Luke's Church
Europe
Academy
New York
Counterfeit Money in Circulation Suspected in Local Area
Appearing to be a counterfeit operation, several fake bills were offered to a business yesterday. Most are dollars, with some notably good imitations and others poor. they are slightly smaller, lighter, and feel greasy to the touch.
Local and Personal Notes with Weddings and Socials
Mr and Mrs Kenny Siedler of South Church street celebrate seventh wedding anniversary with dancing music by David Chilton and son and gifts of arm chairs. Attendees include William Lewis David Lewis David 4 Lewis David Cuizon Thomas Williams Vincent Swingl Evan Thomas Fred Siedler Fred Swingle Edith Lewis Teatle Farry Florence Williams Hannah Lewis Mary Lewis John F Wilson Lena Wetherby marry in Belmon street then plan California visit and home in GMermont and Canon streets. Olive Leaf Image Odd Fellows to mark seventy seventh anniversary April 26 with Daughters of Rebekah and Cambrian lodge. Mrs George Lewnley visiting in Olyphant and Miss Margaret Lewis visiting town. Miss Mand Wheeler and Miss Jennie Ward, with Miss Gertrude Avered entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Siedler
South Church Street
David Chilton and Son
Meesrs
William Lewis
David Lewis
David 4. Lewis
David Cuizon
Thomas Williama
Vincent Swingl
Gmermont
Canon Street
Order of Odd Fellows
Daughters of Rebeka
Cambrian Lodge
George Lewnley
Olyphant
Margaret Lewis
Scranton
Mand Wheeler
Chestnut Avenue
Jennie Ward
Wifaly
Gertrude Aiverd
Easter concert and church services and anniversary notices
Mr Thomas Jones of Mayfield hosted friends including Ida Carter Hattie Mason Myra Hills Addie Richards Frank Jones Frank Uendall Lewis Pizer Fred Hubbard and Mr Inwiter of Carbondale. Easter services at Sacred Heart Baptist and St James churches describe choir pieces prayers sermons and hymns with multiple soloists and ensembles. Obituaries note for Duane Potter Geo Hawke and Mrs Harriet Gardner forthcoming.
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Thomas Jones
Mayfield
Ida Carter
Hattie Mason
Myra Hills
Addie Richards
Messrs
Frank Joneses
Bruce, Knapp
Frank Uendall
Lewis Pizer
Fred Hubbard
Mr. Inwiter
Carbondale
Sacred Heart Church
Wilegand
The
Baptist Church
Miss DeGraw
Anthea
St. James Episcopal Church
God
Dimitis
Lymin
Lndies
Mrs. O'Connor
Meadames T. FB. Jopson
G.W. Bly
Co. L. Riley
Charles G. Avery
George J. Benton
W. W. Dimock
George Davis
Levenley
Milo Darener
Shields
FA. Morgan
Easter Programme at Peckville Methodist Church
Peckville Easter services planned at the Methodist Episcopal church with morning and evening programs. The lineup includes organ numbers, hymns, concerts, recitations by several scholars, and choral offerings led by Mrs. Jennie Frear and Sophie Simpkins. Postscript notes travel by Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Keller and invitations from Postmaster and Mrs. A A Ewingle for the event.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
F. R. Benjamin
Mamie Reese
Clase
Christ
Crow and Crown
Walter Williams
Charles Wal
Gaylon Kellar
William Rogers
Walter Puck
Blanche Taylor
Sophie Simpkins
Grace Taylor
Lilian Peck
Maud Treverton
Myrtle Hitter
Florence Taylor
Edith Chapman
Mabel Wulllames
John Kendall
Walter Walker
Offertery
Willie Snooks
Power of
Jesus
Charles D. Keller
Wind Gap
A. A. Ewingle
Nervous Prostration on Verge of Total Collapse in Cleveland
A Cleveland man, Mr. Whamn of 20 Body block near Payne and Wilson, suffered months of nervous prostration from irregular habits and overwork as a traveling salesman. He now works at Mahoning Coal Company mine near Alliance, Ohio, and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his nerves, easing headaches, and improving sleep. Mrs. Wham endorses the pills for headaches and nervousness, while the ad touts Pink Pills as a remedy for a wide range of conditions tied to nervous exhaustion and blood impurities.
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Whann
Enite No. 20
Payne and Wilson Avenues
Cleveland
Ohio
Whamn
Mahoning Coal Company
Charce
Alliance
Mr. Whamn
Dr. Williams
Tam
Williams
Marriage of Addie to George W Nobertis at Main Street home
The marriage of Addie, only daughter, to George W Nobertis of the Roberta Bros. grocery firm was held Wednesday evening at the Main Street residence. An entertainment and a five dollar gold piece drawing were planned for the widow and family of Arthur Wrightson at Newards hall next week, with a program of songs, recitations, and duets by local youth and adults. Easter services and local concerts including the Fanny Mendelssohn society were noted, with details on members and performers.
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Addie
George W. Nobertis
Roberta Bros
Main Street
Newards’ Hall
Arthur Wrightson
Diana Evans
Edith Jones
John Brooks
Nettle Mason
Magele Evans
Gomiwin
Bessie Craig
Lillian Bell
John Jones
Alfred Williams
Mary A. Williama
Mra
John Warne
Enoch Thomas
Bessie McLean
William Hy
Nellie DeChaw
Jessie Stearne
Isaac Griffiths
Charles Brong
Deat Jermyn
Leonard Simpkillia
Albert Chapman
Wyoming Seminary
Apend
Florence Swingle
Florete Warfield
Baptist Young People’s Union
H. T. Allen
Ranstor
Calvary Baptist to repeat Lallah cantata this evening
The cantata Lallah presented last night at the Calvary Baptist church will be repeated tonight. Admission: adults one cent, children none. Rev Dr H H Harris will officiate at the morning service and Sunday school while a special evening program features choirs, duets, and solos. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jenkins
Pittston
North Main Street
Lallah
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H. Harris
Edith W. Watkins
May Morrin
Christ
Thomas D. Bywards
Moor
May Morris
M. J. Watkins
Willie
Factoryville
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Frisbie
Southworth the Violinist and Music Professor
Musical note profile of BE FE focusing on Southworth a renowned Scranton musician born in Susquehanna county. It traces his early violin and piano studies under Blechner Pobut and Mason, his leadership of an orchestra at Kline’s opera house, and his two European study periods with Lobert Prickner Kullock and Lient. He returned to Bevanton to teach and perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Southworth
Scranton
Southworth
Lowsville Center
Susquehanna County
Musie
Blechner
Charles Pobut
Wilkes-Barre
Kline
William Mason
Europe
Thie Valley
London
Bologne
Frankfort
Stuttgart
Weimer
Bouthworth
Bevanton
Himeblf
Thin City
Powel
Novelty Leads In Popular Favor With Stripes and Checks
The item highlights novelty triumphing in public favor with various patterns such as stripes, blocks, neat self checks, and brocades. It notes the appeal of diverse fabrics and textures shaping fashion preferences.
Skin Velours Weave Dominates This Season’s Styles
Skin Velours emerge as the season’s most striking weave with solid fancies in black, noted for their handsomeness and admiring appeal.
Velour Silk Waist Creations Highlight Summer 1917
Velour unveils silk waist novelty lines for summer 1917 featuring refined textures and tasteful effects. New silk creations promise elegance without excess, emphasizing subtle sheen and sophisticated silhouettes.
Central Railroad Schedule Fragments for Scranton and Suburbs
Train timetable notes list departures and destinations from Scranton including New York Newark Philadelphia and Atlantic City with express times. It names agents and officials such as H P Ra Gen Agt and Ol Mausen Gen Supt and mentions connections to Reading Lebanon and Easton.
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Lehigh End Susquehanna
RINGY
Aml
Pittston
Atlantic
Ity
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
A. m
Reealli
Indelphia
New P
Mauch Chrok
Uewtons
Bethlehem
Easton
Phil Vhim
Philadelphia
Hanah
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
York
Foot
Liba Street
North Tiver
Ein
Willy sPi Niadiigh Rahiag
Unday
Tickate
Eten
Train Schedules From Scranton to New York and Beyond
Erie and Wyoming Valley service effective January 4. Trains depart Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate Erie points at 7.06 p m and 7.45 p m. Return arrivals come from those points at 10.33 a m and 9.38 p m.
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Scranton
New York
All Petots
Pas
Aston
Trenton
Philadelp Ros
Corning
Bath
Danaville
Morris
Buffalo
Buffal
Minghamton
Icholeon
Anghamtan
Elmirardxpreen
Plymouth
Traiis
Newburgh
Erie
Howley
Focal Points
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Lackawanna County
Doxelory
Miss Stricklam
the Baptist Tabermele
Jesson
A.J. Holden
Charles Avery
Mra. J
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Tom
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Exeter
Peirl
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Loren
Ottelene
Ciienitar
N. K. Fairbank Company
Citicaco
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Jermyn
Peckville
Prem
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Joseph O'Brien
Pennsylvania
Lakkawanna County Institute of History and
Selene
Pennsylvania Oral School For the Deaf
State
State Teachers’ Association
Natonal Minsle Teachers’ Association
Fanny Mendelssohn Society
Frothingham
Mawl Morgan
Mile
Alice Verlet
Opera Comique
Paris
Verlet
Musical Courier
Micaela
Fanny Mendelasohn Society of
Maesteal Wrector
J. Alfred Pennington
Susan KE. Dickinson
Misa
Julia C. Allen
W. J. Hand
M. Hallatead
A. KB. Connell
Acecompontat
Mira Charlotte Bilackmin
Thomas Aubrey
Annie Barnes
Liseia Mughes-Brundige
Elair Brown
Clarence Balentine
Mir. Chapman
Mire
W. Connolly
Mins Mickingon
Aldie Davies
G. M. Malietoad
Towle Howell
Mina Edith Jones
T. H. Jones
Mies
Margaret Jones
Lily Joseph
Mim
Agnes Joseph
Drone Kann
Flor Matthews
Martha Matthews
Kate Cronsin-O
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Taylor
Grenadines
Moire
Foulard Novelties
Central Railroad of
New Jeraey
HihGvyuyve
Washburn
Pacific Coast
St. John's
New Foundland
England
Ireland
Fcotland
Wagol Wankers
Cashith
Rittenhender & Son
Scrantan
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Ort Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
Dr. Peal
Androw Peal Machine Co
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Strast
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Garre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Potteville
Jd. Rod
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Lehigh Valley
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Rochester
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