Ambiguous Local Notices Mix in Evening Advertisements
A garbled page fragment lists court actions, club meetings, and events. Mentions include police court verdicts, a Wednesday week schedule, a Christmas exercise, annual ball plans, and a film program at the Park Cineplex. Specific names are unclear due to OCR errors.
Feh American War and Lectures in Rugland History
The article describes a lecture by Mise dian How eon of Perth Siotingw on riding events at a specified time and reviews a hearing before Commissioner Jeff Pr. Quinn regarding Lackawanni evidentiary matters. It notes arguments over fees and assignments tied to ex-supervisor Pithlick and Janet Wid case, with details of legal representatives and the hearing’s context.
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Rugland
Hose
Pate
Mies
George
Venum
Engneh
Mise
Ruth
Muste
Perth
Mist Bowtea
Jan
Satudoyn
Jeff Pr. Quinn
Lackawanni Downeliy
Judge & Co
Mentor
viKor Janet Wid
Attornetvs
Pithlick
Folie
Oimtern
Crayne
Ab Weston Hattis Waite
Hi Wile
Patriotic church service honors soldiers and nations
A large crowd attended a patriotic service near Point Avenue Church with members from the Eleventh regiment and officers in uniform. Captain Dinnick led Company K with support from Fremont Stokes and Lieutenant Proge as speakers encouraged U S unity, liberty, and an Anglo American alliance for civil and religious freedom.
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Cnte
Elevearth Regiment
Sellanton
Poin Avenue
Baj
Rey
Nobert i
Adfos Avenue
Ohare
Enol
B Atheron
MM. Wardling
Rees Watkins
Dinnick
Fremont Stokes
Tieutenant
Proge
Come Ming
Pierces
Wayden Evans
Pierce
Cherides
Abraham
United States
Bute
America
Great Britain
Farr Favored in Race for House Speakership
Philadelphia Inquirer reports John R. Farr of Lackawanna emerging as strong favorite to win the speakership. Backers from Bucks County and Philadelphia districts rally to Farr amid factional maneuvering within the Republican caucus. A decision by Quaker City electees and allies is anticipated this week as support shifts toward Farr.
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John R. Farr
Lackawanna
House of
Orbea
Farr
Anguiasord
Hinston
Farmolly
Republican Party
Martin
Stolh
Wiites
Threeepublican
Bucks County
Bir
Mackey
Lugerne
Farr Foreen
Milladelphia
Quaker City
Ukense
Miss
Dwlaware
McClain
Teuncenter
Voorhees
Philadelphia
Kreg
Frankling
Marshall Ford
Hasnok
Allerheny
Evans, Dolla M. wed in Philadelphia ceremony
In Philadelphia on December 17, a marriage was recorded between J. D. Me Jekn BH and Evans, both of Beranton, Pa, performed by Rev. John KR. Garney Brown & Co. supplied highlights of the gold and silver mounted pipes mentioned in the notice.
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Hargoins
Garney, Brown & Co
Thomas—Evans
Philadelphia
John KR
Daview
J. D
Me Jekn BH
Thomas and
Ill Dolla
Evans
Beranton
Fourth sermon in the series on home virtue and marriage
Sermon preached on duties of husbands and wives highlighting home as the nation’s bulwark and sacred space. The message warns against divorce and emphasizes mutual love, loyalty, spiritual unity, and the motherly role in guiding children, with references to family harmony and societal health.
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America
Howe
Dr Stewart Reeser Dead
Dr Stewart Reeser a brilliant young physician and surgeon dies after illness at his home on Colerpavenue corner UT web etreet UU Gdablowk Rite road. Cause and date unclear hospital report lists possible fever as the form but details not disclosed. He faced death while caring for patients in critical condition and was acclaimed by friends for his dedication to medicine.
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Lin
Stewart Reeser
Pehle
Colerpavenue
Beeser
Heath
Riedeith
Sv. Howser
Reeser
Overheated stove causes fire in Milton Court barn
An overheated stove in a barn owned by Mir. Montgomery and used by BP. C. Hiring on Milton Court caused a fire that damaged about $200 after flames were contained by Reticot Chaniest company. Two horses and a few vehicles were unharmed. No injuries reported.
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Mir. Montgomery
BP. C
Milton Court
Mulberry and
Vine
Quincey and
Chiy Avenues
Reticot Chaniest Company
Johnson's Affliction After Paralyzing Stroke in City
At 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon John Johnson, known newsman of 737 Madison Avenue, was seized by a parolytile stroke while ascending his steps and fell striking his head causing a base skull fracture. He was carried indoors and a physician was summoned. By 9 pm his condition was critical and he was moved to Lackawaans hospital for possible skull surgery. He remained unconscious until yesterday afternoon and showed limited mental recovery. His wife and daughter prepared to visit after the news.
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Reeser
Ty Reeser
Cotalea
Baker
Bethlehem Town
Shio
Troch's Academy
Muston
Lafayvette College
Elveston
Tefinkkhud
Lafayette
Lerch College
Leis
Lie Stevens Institute
Ploboken
Phyvsiching and Surgeons
New York City
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Baston
Heli
Susan Reeser
Oliver Toern
Masten
Ten Johnson
Mads Foon Avenue
Lackaweanns Hospital
Johneen
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Oppost
Macon
Ceothlii
Jake
Ti College
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Smith
Cltv
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Ft O
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Suis
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Spa
Total
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Colkier Boeve
Board OF Trade
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Dun & Co
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Emit
Park Ciutiueia Elele
Spruce Street
Patriotic Service
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Robert F. ¥. Pierce
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mr. Farr
House of Representatives
J. P. Moffatt
Motfiett
Gametar
Cole
Lue
Nora Uum
Greerahert
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Tina
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Johnson
Democratic State Committee
Euston
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Soo
Crrina
Hill District
Scranton Wine and Laquor Company
Fenn Avenue
Telephone
Beldleman
Tribune Office
Lane
Weichel’s
Lackawanna Ave
Opp. T., la & W. Depot
Waldo
Enor
Guernsey Hall
Washington Ave
Ben
Bullsores
IK Kid
Wool and Silk
Lackawanna Avenue
Tete
Mofc Aeaek
Nwa Abe
Lacka. Ave
John HW. Ladwig
Prop
F. L. Crane
Scranton Cash Store
A. F. Kizer
Washington Avenue
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