Local Notices and Events Highlight Busy Week in Scranton
Community notices list Grace Lutheran supper Thursday evening, a Lyceum performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin, and a Ladies Hebrew Benevolent ball with Ghuth’s orchestra. Repairs on Ping Brook sewer estimated at five dollars, a horse recovered by police, and theft arrests reported. College events, hospital updates, and cemetery arrangements also noted along with local business and employment notices.
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Ladies of Grace Lutheran Church
Bectanton
Dicket
Lyceum
Tribune
Phillips
Ping Brook
Paul Pariots
Washington Avenue
Ladies’ Mebrew
Miele Tall
Ghuth’s Ofelestri
Delaware and Fludsen
Plymouth
Thien College
Ivan
Jermyn
Hahnemann Hospital
Willmont
Lewis Reilly Davies Busy Shoe Store Holiday Hours
Lewis Reilly Davies Busy Shoe Store announces extended December hours with openings on evenings to accommodate shoppers. The notice highlights evening access through the month.
Funeral services announced for Mary Bastion in Washburn County
In West Burlington Doo ts Jenn damed about 1 sears, a memorial service is noted for Mary Bastion. The notice mentions interment at Washburn Witte Cemetery and lists related names and locations including North Main and North Clyde avenues.
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Aire
Mary Bastion
Main Avenue
Duckson
James
Jenn
Sears
Sanehorts Hitetmont
Washburn Trees
Will Iasss
David Joo
Sermon by Rev. W J Watkins At North Main Avenue Church
Rev W J Watkins delivered a sermon titled The Sure Word of Prophecy at North Main Avenue Baptist Church. The talk urged young men to study the Bible, avoid tobacco and sin, and emphasized formation of character during youth through reading and religious instruction.
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W. G. Watkine
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Hampton Fiteet
Len HK Powter
John J
Aleo Dane
Pela
J. BR
Kerio
Christ
Bwanerea
Wates
James W. Evans
North Hyde Park Avenue
Italian seeks revenge on streetcar attack in Pittston
An unknown Italian boarded streetcar No 12 in Pittston and, after a fare dispute, drew a revolver and fired at occupants. The would-be assailant fled, was pursued by patrol, caught by Officer Holding, and jailed at Alder Street station. The weapon was found with empty chambers and matching loaded ones. He claimed to want to go to Wilkes-Barre and refused to give his name.
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Oliver Wendall Holmes
Aire
Bald
Huxley
Henrich Heine
Hailey
McAully Nnvelon
Water Street
New York City
Ognin
Hing
Watkite
Herman
My. Dirk
David W. Thomas
Wilkes
Parre
Pittston
I. BR Lyon
Jordan
Pittston Avenue
Thin
C Chief Holding
Filaberty
Alder Street
Witches-Barre
Distler Brewery Sold to Hawley Group in Out and Cut Deal
Hawley Distler brewery transfers control to a new firm formed by councilman Morgan J. Sweeney of this city Thomas McDowall of Dunmore and M J Lynn of Hawley The price is reported near 0000 with an offer of 5000 for the property previously refused The enterprise has operated about twelve years and promises strong local patronage.
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Distler
Hawley
Cormean
Morgan J. Sweeney
Thomas McDowall
Dunmore
M. J. Lynn
Eee Venir Aim
Sweeney
Mrr
Me. Ponahd
Tlon M
Fluciey
Candy Giveaway Promises Fifty Cent Worth of Treats
Local firm Samer Prethers announces a Christmas candy giveaway today offering fifty cents worth of woods or more per purchaser. Only one box per buyer will be handed out. The candy is described as superior quality and neatly packaged, a seasonal gesture by the famters toward customers.
George B. Kirby Dead In New Jersey Villa Scene
George B. Kirby, aged 52, died suddenly in an Atlantic City area home after a brief illness. Born in Towanda, he was connected with the Kuigit Tommini and the Stranten Lodge, New Jersey. He came here fifteen years ago and leaves friends, with his funeral and burial arrangements to be announced.
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Kirby
Ric Fticket Waont
Tsu Nish
Loew Court
Inc Law
Mary TE Belletei
Saya
Feo
Towanda
Stranten Lodge
Hellasopha
Widespread Cracksmen Active in Avoca and Dupont Burglaries
A spree of post office burglaries and store break ins hits Avoca and Dupont. Police report multiple robberies by organized gangs across Central City, Bellevue and Elmhurst with revolvers fired during a raid on Avoca and several properties looted in Dupont. Officers recover a portion of the loot and warn residents as raids continue late at night.
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Avoca
Dupont
Marandera
Bellevue
Elmhornt
Eli
Avera
Beck
Adama Avenue
Elmhurst
Mulberry Street
T. McGowan
Loolkout
Heck
Aa Lackawanna Avenue Pawneshop
TF. A. Hillerbrant
J. W. Partridge
Richard Kearney Karner
W. B Ras
Fred W. Barnhart
Mulberry Stmet
Welster Avenues
Gemeone Tryloe
North End
Tribune
Plecon
Thomas Delacey
Frank Gerrity
Walter Lynn
Frank Dodd
MM. Ruddy
Jewelry Sale Notice at 231 Wyoming Ave
Steam floating and Pilumbing. P. F. & M. T. Howley advertise Watetles Diamonds and Fine Jewelry at lowest prices. C. Tuther, Wyoming Ave offers stock at discounted rates.
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P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
C. Tuther
Fell-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Wash Day
The ad touts Fell-Naptha soap as trouble free for wash day. It recommends using with luke warm water in winter and mentions PRLS and 6G, Philadelphia.
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Pilladelphia
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Garney, Brown & Co
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Ecranton Business College
Joweler
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OT Wearming
Meynolds Bros
Scranton Cash Store
Rev
W. J. Watkins
Watkins
Evry
Cturch
Jerry McAuley
Folleen
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Lord Jesus Christ
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Grepel
NEW Brewery
Histler
Py Company
George B. Kirby
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China
Scranton
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Molto
Japan
Pice
Laidles
Gca
Ane
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Lackawanna Ave
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Rexford Company
Lacka. Ave
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