Local social notes from the city and surrounding area
Mr FL oA Baker of Buffalo represents Goore 3 Fiveree company and guests are invited to note Miss Sadie Jewell’s return from a prolonged vacation in good health. Mr and Mrs Gould Tawe reside with Mrs donbils at Gibson street. Tempe Brown travels to Harrisburg for the wedding of Alfred Wormer and Annie Kemington. The marriage is set for noon Saturday at Providence Presbyterian Church with Thomas Shotton as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Oa. Baker
Goore 3, Fiveree Company
Buffalo
A. Yi. Midhete
Ferce” Eyelessa
Sadie Jewell
Aminel Imigraved
Ais
Meowul Gould
Donbils
Gibson Street
Teme Brown
Madison Avenue
Harrisburg
Alfred Wormer
Vis Margaroen Gil- Tenie
Annie Kemington Dillespic
Thomas Shotton
Providence
Donations for the Home Thanksgiving offerings listed by donors
The treasurer acknowledges Thanksgiving donations to the Union Thanksgiving offering from multiple donors including Denmore 3.16, Green Ridge, Hirat ’Treshy, Providence, Mrs Louisa Lonmin, Mrs T. F. Torrey, William A. Haphel, and others. Amounts range from 3.00 to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Uiion
Denmore
Union
Green Ridge Ciied
Sanutid Prise Bytertam
Hirat
Lorlan Cipo
Providence
Louisa Lonmin
Holith
W. Pelli
T. F. Torrey
New York
Jefferson Avenue Home for Base Sold in Scranton Listing
In New York executive A. D. Holland resigns his Home Life Insurance agency to relocate. The notice promotes a 624 Jefferson Avenue property in Price, details contact for W. T. Hackett at Price Building, 126 Washington Avenue, and mentions Guernsey Hall building stock of planos and organs for holiday trade from J. W. Guernsey in Beranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Life Insurance Company
New York
A. D. Holland
Greater
Jefferson Avenue
Price
W. T .Hackett
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Beranton
Philadelphia
Christmas Remembrance Through Art Displays at Scranton Fair
The Griffin Art Co salesroom offers delicately expressive holiday items created with palette and brush. The Scranton Athletic Club fair showcases these art goods as a prime place to purchase, combining artistry with seasonal appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Art Co
Scranton Athletic Club
People's Bank of Scranton to be Chartered
Scranton will gain a new bank named the People's Bank of Scranton with $100,000 capital already subscribed. Promoters G F Reynolds and Arthur Dunn lead stockholders who are city business leaders of integrity. The bank will offer general banking and savings deposits, with location to be decided in the central area. Charter steps begin, with expected operation not before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
G. F. Reynolds
Arthur Dunn
People's Bank of Scranton
General Banking Law of
Pennsylvania
G. TF. Reynolds
Attorney Dunn
G.F. Reynolds
Cyrus D. Jones
KE. B. Sturges
Woolworth
W. G. Fulton
Thomas Sprague
Charles Schlager
Samuel Sumter
W. D. Kennedy
D. A. Capwell
Man seeks divorce citing chronic abuse and threats
John Hum files a divorce bill alleging Malvinga Hum subjected him to gross indiginities and habitual drunkenness. He accuses her of profanity, violence, threats to shoot poison and burn the house, and mistreatment of children. Attorneys Vosburg and Dawson represent Hum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hui
Malvinga Hum
Hum
Vosburg & Dawson
Shayers Maintain Pace Amid Everchanging Lineup
The article notes persistent participation by a former competitor and ongoing comings and goings among members. It emphasizes the enduring presence of shayers as a core of the group, with many newcomers and departures shaping the community over time.
Griffin Art Co. Scranton Supplying Leading American Dealers
An article notes that the Griffin Art Co of Scranton provides numerous art works to major American dealers and suggests readers can save railroad fare by understanding the implications of this supply network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Griffin Art Co
Scranton
Scranton Evening Classes Promises Higher Pay
The notice invites young men and women employed by day to enroll in Scranton Business College night school to qualify for larger salaries, emphasizing evening study to improve earnings potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Guernsey Hall Piano and Organ Deals in Scranton
Visit J. W. Guensey’s music store Guernsey Hall at 814 Washington Avenue Scranton Pa to explore tempting bar gains on a choice piano or organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Guensey
Guernsey Hall
Washington Ayes Nue
Scranton
Scranton Business College Sees Surge in Lady Bookkeeper Demand
For several months there has been an unusual demand at the Scranton Business College for female bookkeepers. The trend suggests growing interest among women to pursue clerical work, with classes likely to expand to meet hiring needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Verdigts Not Yet Taken and City Resignations Planned
A large crowd watched as the court delayed verdicts on eleven indicted councilmen accused of soliciting and accepting bribes. The Municipal League urged resignations and restitution and a charity fund totaling 2200 to be distributed to four city hospitals and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturges
Municipal League
Jones
Archbard
Select Council
Joseph O'Brien
M. A. McGinley
George Horn
John Scrage
W. W. Griffiths
Simon Thomas
Board of Revision of Taxes and Appeals
David H. Reese
Morris V. Morris
Co Leaguv
Anil Clive
Seafood Market Ad Highlights Fresh Mackerel and Cod
An old advertisement touts fat No 1 mackerel and Norway bloater mackerel as top imports. It lists finest cod boneless in 3 lb boxes, cream cod, boneless herring in glass, English smoked bloater Kenebeck smoked salmon and new lobsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Scranton Symphony To Present Concert Monday Evening
The Scranton Symphony Orchestra with 62 members will host a concert next Monday. Dr. Carl Dutt will sing as vocal soloist, and Scranton prides itself on having a major ensemble alongside Boston New York and Chicago in size and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Symphony Orchestra
Carl Dutt
Scranton
Vylew
Boston
New York
Chicago
Griffin Art Co. Suggests Lasting Holiday Home Decor
A holiday shopper note praises bric-a-brac art pictures and frame novelties for lasting quality. The Griffin Art Co. is thanked for the idea as a consideration for gifting and decorating.
After Strike Ends Students Quickly Find Positions
Since the strike ended, students have been securing jobs at nearly one per day. Principals Buck and Whitmore could speed up placements, but demand exceeds supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck & Whitmore
Night School Promotes Safe Earned Paths at Scranton College
The message urges young men to choose evening study at Scranton Business College over street life. It emphasizes affordable costs and constructive use of time to build better prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Lata
Property services at 126 Washington Avenue
Storefront listing indicates a real estate and property service operation offering buying selling renting insurance exchanges appraisals and care for property. Rooms 9 and 10 at the Price building are referenced as a location for the services in this downtown listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Washington Avenue
Scranton Athletic Club Fair Held at Alder Street
The Scranton Athletic club hosts a fair at 423 and 425 Alder Street with admission labeled Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder Street
Scranton Athletic Club
Opera Carnival Delights Scranton Audiences With Home Talent
The Opera Carnival entertained Scranton with scenes from various operas presented by local youth. Stars like Mrs. Henry Brady Jr and Miss Grace Spencer drew praise for Titania and the Mikado numbers as ensembles impressed. the show benefited Hahnemann Hospital and ran about one hour forty-five minutes with lavish costumes and calcium lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Dixie
Dixie
Elmira
Hahnemann Hospital
Normandy
Henry H. Brady, Jr
Germaine
Ralph D. Williams
Henri
Clara Langford
West Pittston
Seypolette
Harold Battin
Grace Spencer
T. R. Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Manrice
Chance
Putinitz
H. F. Dixie
James Gardner Sanderson
Ethel W. Fletcher
Demetrius
Alice Belin
Helen Stevens
Augusta Archbald
Milas Clare Reynolds
Mabel Schlager
Miss Fletcher
Titania
Henry Brady, Jr
Orient
Miss Spencer
Miss Gallen
Miss Duncan
Yum Yum
Mr. Emerick
D. Williams
Ko-Ko
Mr. Bunnell
Hutton
Thomas Dickson
Colonel Boles
Mesers
C. D. Simpson
T. H. Watkins
W. F. Hallstead
A. J. Connell
C. 8. Johnson
C. R. Connell
Woolworth
Judge Hand
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Monta
Hanoi
Law Stoas
N. Washington Ave
L.A. D
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B, Warman
Veseeterseemes
Hegicut
Alegiers
Total Coro
W.T. Hackett
Masonic
Masonic Hall
Lackawanna County
Jason H. Wells
Preston Robinson
John Penmin
Enos T. Hall
Thomas BE
Lydon
L. Buck
C. Tl. van Kuskirk
Harnes
Brunswick
Edward L. Buck
J. F. Hetzel
L. J. Woodruff
A. H. Shopland
William H. Heath
John Bacon
D. Davis
Thomas Barrowman
Fred W. Mason
H. H. Hoffeecker
Silan W. Finn
Frank Leuthner
Jason H. Wella
John Penman
Er. G. Stevens
Fred J. Amaden
E. T. Swarts
E. T.hall
J. D. Peck
A. Barrowman
F. M. Williams
Frank Alexander
C. l L. van Buskirk
People’s Bank
Shayers
Lady Bookkeepers
Ecity
Lackawanna and
Hahnemann Hospitale
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
Common Council
Tomoorrow
Act of Assembly
Luther Keller
Eltitena
Bounciimen
CASE
Uvey
Lackawanna Hospital
Hahnemann Tepitil
Messia
O'Brien
Horn
Lourd
Nwn
Dieelong
Molves
Cnoumon
Seo
E. G
Coursen
Carl Dufft
W. T. Hackett
Lyceum
Madame Timberman-Randolph
iIt
Charles F. Doersam
A. H. Storra
IL Trovatore
Lfe
Corliss, Coon & Co
Weoningtss
Casey Brothers
Laclawania Ave
Central
Adams Avenue
the Oriental
Christman
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Flo
Exon
Clay Ave
A. N. Kerr
Wyoming Ave
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