Local Reunion Plans Aide at Metropolitan Hospital
An obituary style notice notes a group led by Mrs. George Avolbald plans a reunion at the Metropolitan Hospital in New York City. It lists attendees and notes a recent fever illness but states the event will proceed with quiet observance and a Saturday schedule.
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Reederick
Renee
New York
George Avolbald
AL Ow. Salisbvry
Dela Lahiwanna
Western Nails Tower
Witurville
Vedb
Peck
New York City
Athe Mepolitan Hospital
Vitel
JL Shihecher
W. W. Sinowabling
WL OR
Dela
TS. Jeniins
Alor Jawik
George
IL Sidoud
Entertainers Light Up Rainy Night for Local Members
Members of the Scquaitenabl way Employes association held a free entertainment on Lardawaaime avenue in John Hoyle O'Reilly Y.M.C.H. The show featured ventriloquist Charles A. Hartley and acts by Miss Reardon Miss McGew James Mingan Miles Ftella Kramer and M. J. Coyne. President Thomas Mullen spoke on the association goals. Committee members were Frank Silliman Jn C F Keller Idvarn Bernhardt and Patrick Breen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scquaitenablway
Henedelal Association
John Hoyle O'Reilly
Y. M. Dh
Lardawaaime Avenue
Charles A. Hartley
G. Ll. Ackerman
Miss Reardon
Erile McGew
James Mingan
M. J. Coyne
Miles Ftella Kramer
Thomas Mullen
Frank Silliman
F Keller
Idvarn Bernhardt
Patrick Breen
Holiday trade opens with stock of planes and organs
Scranton offers a large and beautiful stock of planes and organs for holiday trade at Guernsey Mall building, J. W. Guernsey proprietor. Prices and terms available by call. Located at 314 Washington Avenue Scranton PA.
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Scranton
Guernsey
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Stayers Hold Ground Amid Shifting School Advertisements
A reflective note on schools and a recurring competition slogan. Mentions Tle and others as staying constants while many institutions come and go, highlighting enduring presence within a changing landscape.
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Tle
Piano or organ bargains at Guernsey Hall Scranton
Visit J. W. Gureneeys's music store Guernsey Hall at 314 316 Washington Avenue Scranton PA to find tempting bargains on a choice piano or organ.
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J. W. Gureneeys
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Fire at Matthews Storage House Injures Mill Worker
Fire at C. P. Matthews & Company storage house near Vine Street damaged grain stock. A sheet of flame struck William Spellman during investigation. he was burned and treated at home by Dr Saltis in serious condition. Fire crews contained blaze quickly with chemical extinguisher.
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C. P. Matthews & Company
Vine Street
Dickson Works
Central City
Nay Augs
Wiliam Spellman
Patrick Spellman
Saltis
Tragic Train Tragedy Claims Wife Near Olyphant
Mrs. Albert Brag of Jessup, a Polish immigrant, was killed yesterday near Olyphant when a northbound freight struck her and her husband as they walked along the Delaware old boudeon tracks. The husband, witness to the scene, was overwhelmed by grief and restrained from self harm. The body was taken to Peeckville for coroner’s inquest with results expected today.
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Albert Brag
Jessup
Olyphant
Tieland
Olv Phant
Ciel
Bray
Willierivine
Peeckville
Violin Recital by M Vanderveken in Guernsey Hall
Music lovers attended a violin recital by M Vanderveken in Guernsey Hall despite unpleasant weather. Accompanied by Mos. Worden and Mr Deelsmann, Vanderveken impressed with a program including Fantasie and movements from Claude Debussy and Saint-Saëns, delivering refined technique and expressive playing.
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M. Vanderveken
Guernsey
Guernsey Hall
Thashat
Mos
Sapainge
Charles
Street Railway Employes Wage and Hours Dispute
A special committee reviews wage scales and hours for Wilkes Barre Wyoming Valley Traction company workers. The Seranton line workers reportedly earn more but work longer hours, while Crewe Street Car men seek shorter hours and higher pay via a proposal to General Manager Silliman.
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Fowelwek
Hulloon Wreamline Avenue
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Wilkes-Larre
Serantenen
Ae Wagies
Silliman
Fire destroys two story dwelling on Delaware and Hudson tracks
A fire on the ground floor of a two story frame house on Delaware and Hudson tracks caused about 2300 in damage. James Loftus, his wife and six children escaped from a second story window. Mrs. Loftus injured. The adjacent Walsh property suffered about 800 damage. Loftus estimated losses reach 2000 with 500 insurance. Cause believed overheated stove.
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Delaware and
Fludson
New Street
James Loftus
Jamits
Scranton Business College Night School Promises Higher Pay
Young men and women employed by day are urged to qualify for larger salaries by attending Scranton Business College night classes in the evenings, offering practical training to boost earnings.
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Scranton Business College
Unclear request hints at job demand at Scranton college
A partial OCR fragment references ongoing demand at the Scranton Business College for female bookkeepers. The text is incomplete and does not provide dates, figures, or confirmation of programs.
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Bscranton Business College
Dwyer Beats Herrick in Long Wrestling Bout
In Scranton last night M A Dwyer defeated Frank Herrick of Providence, R I, after a thirty seven minute first fall and a twenty five minute second fall. Dwyer gained the second fall with a neck and leg hold, and Herrick admitted his opponent was the cleverer wrestler. Dwyer aims to meet Leo Pardello within weeks before the Blyvelle club.
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Dwyer
Herrick
Providence, R. J
Pardello
Frank Herrick
Providence
R. I
M. A. Dwyer
Scranton Bicycle Club
Rhode Islander
Faust
Leo Pardello
Wilkes-Barre
Bleyvele
Jackerson
W. O. Scranton
Jr. Loomis
Lackawanna
EB. M. McClure
Durkin Brothers
Ofelock Herrick
Connolly
Bieveleelu
Anenouuneer
Manteh
John Jones
North Serinion
Ghodfres
Dso
Treyoick
Wiese
Davver
Lin
Hlenidck
IBM
Lawyer
Dwye
Stranger Wreakler
Fresh Canned Vegetables Offered At Low Prices
Advertises canned produce including Maine corn asparagus points fancy stringless beans and whole tomatoes. Claims private labels ensure wholesome food and notes price as low as 15 cents per can.
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Maine
Committee Goes on a Junkgling Trip
The special school board committee reviewing new laws for second class districts plans travel to Pittsburg and Allegheny. A sub committee of Chairman Jayne Jennings and Schaefer with Reedy as adviser is to meet there and return early next week to seek unified action on school bonds and bonds alignment.
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Special School Board
Pittesburg
Allegheny
Jayne
Messrs
Jennings
Schaefer
Scllestor Reedy
Reedy
Pittsburg
Mesers
Tribune
Accessory to the Rossa Murder Trial opens
Pasquale Bevelacque, husband of Josephine Bevelacque, is charged as an accessory after the fact in the murder of Mary Rossa. Testimony described threats and claims he asked his wife to shoot, with plans for others to obtain a revolver. bail hearing set to continue with habeas corpus request.
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Pasquale Hevelacque
Josephine Levalieque
Mawuits Telat
Mian Agaul de Rossa
New. I
Westerdi
Heuriie
Antonin
Mir
Mos
Eto
Antonia Moss
Bushamd
Adee
Hoes
Tab
I Durie
Paesquiate
Hiss
Phevulaeque
Tn Housekeeping
Lesshen
Hossa
Josephine
Josephine Bevaliedue
Pasquale
W. Gaylord Thomas
O. B. Daiels
Antonio Batista
Pasquale Bevelacque
Nea Casserse
Gibon
Thomas
Pony
Antonio Trossa
Frank Boyle
Beyvelacque
Antonio Rossa
Bevelacques
Dunmore
Rossi
Mossa
Night School Promise At Scranton Business College
A public notice urges young men to choose evening study at Scranton Business College over street life, noting lower costs and better opportunities. The message emphasizes self improvement through education as a path away from crime and danger.
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Scranton Business College
Beranton Club Sale Toy Booth Draws Children
At the Beranton Athletic club sale a toy booth pleased the little ones as families shopped. Vendors offered games and small prizes while proceeds supported club activities and community events.
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Beranton Athletic Club
Scranton and Pittsburgh Debate Second Class City Laws
A Pittsburg style second class city framework sparks debate over electing city officials and applying existing laws. Allegheny and Scranton officials weigh how to draft a new charter, with council expansion and department heads as key points. The piece notes legal history, court decisions, and potential vacancies amid municipal restructuring.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Dsaesmors
Post strike job openings outpace applicants
Since the strike ended students have been securing positions at about one per day. If Principals Buck and Whitmore could qualify them faster the time would be higher. Demand far exceeds supply.
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Buck & Whitmore
Scranton Athletic Club Holds Open Summer Display
In July at the Scranton Athletic Club a large assortment of goods and sports items was shown to members and guests. Attendees explored equipment, apparel, and related offerings in a casual, community event setting.
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Scranton Athletic Club
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