Social and religious notices from Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Nome Mission society meets at Mrs. James Moore’s home this afternoon. Wiconisco tribe members plan Sunday services at Mooale. Young Men's Institute hosts annual social at Sarsfield Opera House tonight. A large local gathering celebrated Mrs. James Walker’s birthday with gifts and a substantial spread. Several residents face travels, accidents, or medical plans. minework injuries and hospital transfers noted.
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Nome Mission Society
Primitive Methodist Church
James Moore
Wiconlseo
Mooale
Young Men's Institute
Sarsfield Opera House
T. FF. O'Brien
Jermyn
Martin Burke
West Side
Pittston Hospital
Ferguson
Lincoln Hill
Philadelphia
Frank Sanders
Myre
William Welter
Neal Ferguson
Patrick McNullty
York Street
Baltimore Medical, College
James Walker
Janes Morton
D. Trosser
I. Parry
John Campbell
James Brown
YD. J. Smythe
KE. J. Wildrick
W. L. Berge
John Connor
Finstie
D. Cranston
Biegar
Hugh Goodwin
William Mitchell
William Howell
George Frye
Charles Aiknin
M. A. Flock
Thomas Mulrooney
Vine Street
Langeliffe
Hopbottom High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Hopbottom high school graduates were Miss Mabel Jeffers Miss Edna Brown Miss Margaret Maher Miss Georgianna Tiffany John Sager and Lyman Kellum. The event was held in the Universalist church Monday night and deemed a modest success.
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Katie McNulty
Bessie Tiffiny
New York State
Local Notices and Social Updates from Nicholson Township
Nicholson reports the death of an elderly resident at home on Monday in April. Grover Wells shows slight improvement after typhoid fever. Community visitors report a pleasant Rebelalia lodge gathering. Miss Jonnie Weight of Glietwoou stopped by town Wednesday. Local officials including General Superintendent Chirk and Chief Engineer McParlin were called to the station Tuesday.
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Nicholson
This Miney
Nicholson Township
Grover Wells
Bern
Rebelalia
Chirk
Wiviston
Thattie Moniger Cabiwell
Waigineer McParlin
Tuesage
Mire Toon Titing
Pedro Beiday
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Lung Trouble
An old advertisement-style plea urges lung disease sufferers not to lose hope and claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery can cure obstinate coughs with hemorrhage and weakness. It cites a testimonial from W. A. Lauder of Mason County and promotes a medical adviser booklet sent for stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Decré
W. A. Lauder
Meru
Mason Co
W.va
Sagal
Dr. Br, V
West Pittston Base Tall Club Forms at Fair Grounds
A West Mitston group called the West Pittston Base Tall Club is formed with a growing membership. The club has secured use of the West Mitston fair grounds and plans to establish a fine new diamond there with games in the works.
Theatrical Offer at Blar Theater This Week
The Blar theater presents Miss New York and a strong touring company for the balance of the week. Florence Boneh performs popular ballads in a lineup including the Connolly Sisters and Fred Wyehout. Opening burletta Sir Thomas Reception and closing satire Loop the Loop headline a varied program.
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Ftn
Oerie
Tie Mies
New York
Arilata
Florence Boneh
Conninghan
Smith
Weisted
Zero
Connolly Sisters
Pining
Fred Wyehot
de Witty
Lilian
Shorty
Ekotoh
Aml Mrof
Luveronor Crane
Main
Sir Thomas
Weber & Fielle
Music Wall
New York City
Misa
Local notices and incidents crowd Wyoming seminaries and Pittston events
A string of community items reports engagements at local churches in West Pittston and Green Ridge, including Miss Minnie Apt’s marriage and Miss Ida Apt’s wedding to Benjamin Keil. It notes social visits, a Polish man injured by hot water, a cattle show in Kansas City, horse- related mishaps near Wilkes-Barre, a purse theft, and labor union wage demands from area master painters. The piece also mentions political convention plans, a pastor visiting, a flour and seed business change, and a Chautauqua circle gathering.
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Wyoming Seminary
Bloomsburg Normal Suhtol
M. George
Rome
Dovepl Carr
Cramer, Car & Willians
Minnie Apt
Warren Street
West Pittston
Mirrhige Took Price At the Hroand Street
M. EB
M. Surdam
Apt
Ida Apt
Benjamin Keil
West Side
Pittston Tee Co
Asbury MM. K
Green Ridge Ly
W. G. Simpeon
Wil
Serio
Wille
Port Griffth
Tedras Midas Kello
Warranta
Republicinn
Lagerne
Kage Hall
J. Avthur
Erie
Olwrel
K. Barber
GW. Benedict
Benedict
Tron Rooting Company
Misa Whifred Symithe
Delaware
Scranton
Local Notes From Duryea And Nearby Towns
The item cites family visits and illnesses including a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mire, and Mere William Shales at her home on Church Street. Elsie Hughes visited Pittston. a Primitive Methodist preacher convention met here. Mor ess Burger and Mrs Charles Warren from Moose visited Mrs William Ammervicl. May Nolan returned to Bethlehem County after months with her cousin Miss May Nolan. William Natts of Scranton called on Thomas Nulan.
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Duryea
Michsagl Tiealeyly
Elsie Hughes
Pittston Tuealay
Primitive Methodist Church
Morels Burger
Nis
Charles Warren
Moose
Willian Ammevicl
Mite Mann Nolan Baw
Belhyskill County
May Nalan
William Natts
Scranton
Thomas Nulan
Local Theater Lineup Promises Return of H W TreBenteh
A major organization at A Trmasay Ciel presents at the Lyceum Friday night. The renowned Mr H W TreBenteh returns, once seen as ass Quill in The Tighwaynin and will be greeted by many fans now in the audience for Link Seata.
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Trmasay Ciel
Lyceum
H.W. TreBenteh
Ass Quill
Link Seata
Cole
The Convict's Daughter at the Academy of Music
The powerful melodrama The Convict's Daughter will be staged at the Academy of Music on Moray Evening next. It has drawn wide interest and is likened to Shores Acres The Christian Lovers Danes, promising a tale of intense sentiment and pathos to attract audiences.
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Moray
Axe
Shore Acres
al Jovern
Bret Wall
Mitiner Twesdlay
Libel Trials and Local Courtroom Outcomes
The article reports on multiple trials with diverse outcomes. William Richards and James Long face charges over a brass appliance theft from Carluccl stone yard, with Long to be tried today. Other cases end in not guilty verdicts or settlements, including David Freedman and Martin Willick, while Frank McLaren receives a 30 day jail sentence for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richards
James Long
Carluccl
Long
David Freedman
Old Forge
Addison
John Buckinavage
Carbondale
Tony Lukan
Martin Willick
John Dienkus
Charles Street
Albert Buchta
North Scranton
J. G. Gutknecht
Eber Robinson
Charles Jennings
Injunction Hearing Delayed in Olyphant Church Case
Arguments were to be heard yesterday in the Olyphant Greek Catholic church injunction case but the defense asked for a two week postponement. The defense moved to dissolve the preliminary injunction and have Rev. John Ardman vacate the property. Judge Edwards refused that motion but slowed a separate bid to make the present trustees co-defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ardman
Edwards
O'Brien and Martin File Suit in Copeland's Office
Yesterday O'Brien and Martin appeared with suit in Prothonotary Copeland's office on behalf of Anthony Lynch to recover a $20,000 sum.
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O'Brien & Martin
Sait
Copeland
Anthony Lynch
For Rent and Sale Notices in Scranton Area Classifieds
A jumble of rental ads and notices lists multiple seven to twelve room flats for light housekeeping, furnished rooms, a three to four room flat, a six room flat with bath and steam heat, and a store building for rent. Also itemized are a diamond sale, a bay mare for sale, furniture and various home goods, and a request for rooms or a house for two adults. A railway accident report notes injuries to a laborer from a collision at Dickson works Hill on Penn avenue.
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Adama Avenie
Scraunton
Coimdany
Lynch
Leggett’s Creek
Juan
Providenes
Dickson Works
Penn Avenue
Marion
Gardner Avenue
Marion Street
Sliwade Avenue
Race Street
Bates Street
Gow Bites
Lori
Brown Avenue
Dickson Avenue
Imekeon Avenue
Sanderson. Avenue
Howse
Grace Street
Tlowke Wid
Riverside
Tome
Riverside Drive
Drinker Street
Dunmore
Sherwood Avenue
Hill Street
Greenwood Ave
Clark's Summit
Melrose Ave
Orihiing Park
Dickson City
George Db
Brown
Fa Avenue
Ma Ave
Ratumday
Apivil
Marrleburg
Jie
Cooperative Wall Eioh
Bin
Hiv
Retuen
Mattiot Vigilance Committees
GHO
W. Jenkins
W. W. Simpsons
Torhe Pirpew
Sali Letitative
Mars Hahare
Scranton
Mist Tegieter
Dietriet
Mane Wil Pontoffion Andyese
Dave
Hia
Dietrict
Atreti—Walteh BE
DAVIS
Want Advertisements Accepted at Central City Drug Stores
Advertisements will be received at Albert Schultz corner Mulberry street and Webster avenue Gustav Pichel 030 Adams avenue for Central City and George W Jenking 10 South Main for West Side until 10 PM.
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Central City
Albert Schultz
Mulberry Street
Webster Avenue
Gustav Pichel
Adams Avenue
West Side
George W. Jenking
South Main Avenue
Farm for Sale and Notices Across Lackawanna County
Sixty two acres near Lake Ariel with timber and improved water access for farming. Also public notices on estates audits and legal matters from Scranton, with listings for executors, administrators, and solicitations for agents and inspectors.
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Lake
Ariel
Probate Grants In Scranton Areas Named In Wills
The will of John G. Evans of Scranton is probated and letters testamentary go to T. Evans, Thomas T. Evans, and Margaret Powell. Patrick Sherrin of Scranton has his will probated with Margaret Sherrin as executrix. Patrick Cain of Jer myn is probated with Frank Calm as executor. Administrations are granted to Bridget Tigue for John Tigue. Frank J. Dings for Howard Potter. John Hanophy for Mary Hanophy. George Prokepointeh for Charles Levicky, all of Scranton or nearby areas, and Dunmore, Olyphant, and Mayfield are mentioned in related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Evans
Scranton
T. Evans
Thomas T. Evans
Margaret Powell
Patrick Sherrin
Margaret Sherrin
Patrick Cain
Jermyn
Frank Calm
Bridget Tigue
John Tigue
Frank J. Dings
Howard Potter
Dunmore
John Hanophy
Mary Hanophy
Mayfield
George Prokepointeh
Charles. Levicky
Olyphant
Reduced excursion rates to Los Angeles for federation convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets from all stations to Los Angeles and return for the Federation of Women's Clubs convention May 1–8. Tickets on sale April 10–28, valid for return until June 25 with proper validation. See ticket agents for rates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Stone
Carpet auction and assorted goods sale notice
A public auction advertises carpets and household items including mats, sheets, blankets, linens, beds, and furniture. It lists locations in Ames and New York firms, with several partners and multiple businesses offering loans, stock exchange ties, and real estate loans. The notice also seeks boarders and rooms with lodging and details private families seeking two men and two ladies for room and board.
Dissolution of Partnership in Purdy Firm and Household Goods Auction
An auction notice lists Welsh Scranton area items including 30 catalogued household effects at 200 Lackawanna Avenue and a dissolution notice for the Purdy partnership between J. M. Mordy and A. M. Vine, effective March, with J. Punky continuing as J. M. Purdy & Co. to settle all claims. The notice names locations, partner actions, and the new firm taking over ongoing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mordy
A. M. Vine
Purdy
Local Scranton Area Professionals and Businesses Directory
A fragmented listing of area firms and individuals with addresses in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, and nearby streets. Includes architects Edward I. Davis and Fred Brown, real estate exchanges, attorneys, doctors, a bank, cleaners, seed suppliers, printers, and a news agent concentration.
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Scranton, Pa
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J. Be. Taylor
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Hest Levinton
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Twivale
Wien
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Franklin Avenue
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Frank G. Boyle
Roots
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Mears Building
Spruce Street
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Rowinst 19
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