Social life notes from Wilkes Barre country club events
Enthusiasm rises for the season with golf greens set for May and a club tourney prize silver cup. Invitations issued for the Bachelor Girls dance May 1 at Siegel's academy. social gatherings include weddings, luncheons, and visitor guests as club activity expands.
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Siegel's Academy of Dancing
Mise Taura Niebell
Misa Lella Porter
Jane ¥. Fellows
Misa Mollier
Smith
Movements of People in and Around New York and Philadelphia
A SNAPSHOT OF REGULARS TRAVELING: G P Griffith and G G Brook in Havin and New York respectively. many others including Anna Buck, Elizabeth Archivil, and Martiner Fuller return from Buffalo and New York. Att y and Mrs Kennedy visit New York. Deputy Treasurer Patrick Coyne recovers from typhoid. Regulars visit Atlantic City and Old Point Comfort. several stay brief in New York City this week.
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BW. Hollandie
Philadelphia
G. P. Griffith
Havin
G. G. Brook
New York City
Aoe
Augieta Archbald
New York
Mies
Anna Buck
Buffalo
W. Ft. McClune
Martiner Fuller
Misa Elizabeth Archivlil
France
Thomas 4
Deen
Danville
B.C. Lynde
Dallow
W. D. Kennedy
C. L. Hawley
Old Point Comfort
Aaron Grifin
Nellie Griffin
California City
John A. Nevis Ie
Hil
AL Ot
Blair
HW. Oy Simpson
Atlantic
Albert N. Krimer
M2 Rutter
Owego
Green Ridge
Tre
Dehigaene
Gil Bard
York
Lawihes
Washtuna
John M. Kelly
Leckie
Koutom
Imkhior
Mr. Bom
Chine Poterenorag
Mir Larkin
Cotliery Baiagligeeet
Amd Row
Kileainik
TB Woreow
A Poor Minister’s Wife in Brown at Easter Service
A fragile minister’s wife sits in brown gown and faded bonnet at a Methodist conference. The contrast between hopeful clergy and dependent, aging members is stark as bishops read the appointment and threaten loss of support and status.
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Wilmister
Mlle
Breen
Musical and social notes from Scranton concerts and society
Readable text details artists and venues in Scranton: A. Virgil to conduct piano technique at New England Conservatory connections with Scranton schools. performances by Richard Burneleler, Teresa Carfeno, Paderowski, and Sir Arthur Sullivan projects. Local choir, piano school students, and the Jarvis Hardenbergh program feature various vocalists and instrumentalists. Also mentions Edward Jose, Mollie, I Love You, and upcoming church services and musical events.
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Cot Richard Burneleler
Vistwiftter
Scranton Blewerslub
Toronto
Canada
Teresa Carfeno Haw
New York
Moteor Jugsery
Boston
Paderowski
Paris
France
Maurien Grau
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Augustin Daly
London
Mil Sauer
San Francisco
Tetroit
Denver
William ©. Carl
Providence
Baltimore
Witl
Music Hall
Rurenthal
Foevanton Hehseheo
Europe
Gineelgh
Profesor
Derman
John A. Horan
Ine
Missen
Elizabeth Tourrett
Maud Estelle
Gertrude Olllows
May Ewana Jdennie Smith
Jennie Ivinds
A. Morton
M. Powell
Muboet Parsons
Clam Sorspar
Clara Brown Ing
Bessie Fraunfelter
Edith Tuivis
Laura Meldrum
Anna Williams
Mere
Charles St. John
Robert Wilame
Edward Kirktride
Alfred Keith
Andison Chase
M. Baker
Ben Kynon
Seymour Jones
Edward Davis
Edward Mora
Rex van Gorder
Herbert Parsons
Myron Kabatehniok
Albert Kellow
Lester Morse
Thomas Eynon
Friend Stone
Arthur Shultz
Rutherford Moser
Albert Moses
Arthur Hoeven
Musical Gossip From The Fonny Mendlesohn
The article previews a May concert led by J Alfred Pennington with 45 women from city church choirs. Contessa Madame Fick and contralto Fraulein Leontine Chortner perform. Cellist Mis Gaertner, hailed as a top pupil of Dawid Papner, features alongside the celebrated cellist.
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Fonny Mendlesohn
Eavlem
Thin City
J. Alfred Pennington
Conor
Fiten
Feragton
Varia Church
Ety
Atte Monthe
Peniulimcoon
Porkety
Leoruin
Medame Kietard Ne Risk
Fraulein Leontine Chortner
Atadame Fick
Americcar
United States
Moghint
Mise Caerviner
Tunegory
Dawid Papner
Wit
Gaertner
Fanny Men
Francis E Pauli Pioneer of Scranton Dies After Busy Life
Francis E Chinfelter Pauli a long time Scranton resident died Wednesday evening at age 84. Born in Pewedlnur Massachusetts on March 25 he built a varied career in business and commerce. He lived in Pottsville Philadelphia and New York before settling in Berenton where he ran a store and built the DiNAings at 226 and 27. He held church affiliations with German Reformed and Presbyterian bodies and supported civic and fraternal groups. He is survived by one daughter Mrs. Pawl and other relatives.
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Prom
Scranton
Paul
Prat
Pauli
Iva
Pewedlnur
Muteh
Lewis J
Aiet Borvh
Oecupid
Guining
Lewin
Easton
Paull
Philadelphia
New York
A. T. Stewart
Allew
Marthe Youn
Kastan
Berenton
Lachewsennie Evens
Ord
Keeton
Moonee
Serurg
Monrac
Agdonredd
Bherman
Paulie and
von der Sloute
Pennsylvenia
Hose
Fragmented OCR Reflects Confusing Note on Editors and Health
The text shows garbled phrases about editors at a homestead and references to health and names. It appears to be a damaged OCR passage with unclear context and many misspellings, making precise interpretation difficult.
Local Notes From New Milford Church and Social Round
New Milford reports the alarm with the planned event next Saturday. Bradley is papering the church at Alvord. Butterfield spent Sunday visiting relatives. Miss Ellen Poen and Miss Mary Hend are in New Milford sewing for the Orphan's Home. Rev. Sinjih, a Methodist minister, starts duties next Sunday morning. Mrs. Grace of Binghamton visited her parents this week. Mrs. Moe has been confined to her home by illness. Mrs. Beondage is ill. De A Snyder is ill. Ten Nights in a Barroom mentioned.
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He Terford
Bradley Jis
Alvord
Smlage Butterfield
Iain Fom
EllenPoean
Mary Hend
Narford
Sinjih
Mir. Llagie Cirace
Dinghamton
J. Beondage
Moeimoonia
de A
BL Snyder Ie
Waaing Lim
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