Festival inaugurates new St Brendan’s hall on North Malin Avenue
The St Brendan’s council and Young Men's Institute opened their new quarters with a festival dubbed the new home festival. Attendees enjoyed displays, booths, refreshments, and entertainment by Teresa McCoy May Jordan and Frank McHale while funds support the new hub.
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St. Brendan's Council
Young Men's Institute
Malin Avenue
Teresa MaCoy
May Jordan
Frank McHale
Sitthee Pall
Waldorf-Astoria
Irene Venir
Governor praises Pe-ru-Na in state letter
Oregon Governor commends Pe-ru-Na for colds and catarrh in a May letter to Dr Hartman. The missive urges keeping Pe-ru-Na at home to prevent and cure colds and other winter ailments and mentions Dr Hartman’s free book Winter Catarrh.
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Oregon
Hartman
State of Oregon
Salem
Columbus
W. M. Lord
United States
Dr. Hartman
Ohio
Velvet and Lace Adorn Scranton Montrose Wedding
The wedding featured velvet and lace gowns with blue and pink felt bridesmaids and plumed hats. Elaborate decor at church and home included holly ferns and cut palm. A brilliant reception drew Scranton locals and Montrose leaders. guests from Hallstead and West Scranton attended. The bride, a notable host, plans a wedding trip to New York and will reside on Aton Avenue after January.
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Mont- Peres
West Scranton
Morgan Evans
George W. Mingle
Grace Tdoud
May M. Evans
Edward Davis
Will Jamieson
Tallie M. Evans
Daniel & Thomas
Montrose
D. W. Searle
de and Mere
Wilson
Hiram Ball
Liza Brewster
Hallstead
Matilda Millard
D. Shaw
C. W. Banks
Srenam
MeeCow Brook
Leach Scranton
Seventh annual ball of West elite Athletie clube held in Menrs Pall
The seventh annual ball of the West elite Athletie clube took place in Menrs Pall on the first evening with several hundred young attendees. The program included dances. officials listed include John P. Calligher as manager and John J. Honningan as assistant manager, with a door committee and other staff named.
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Westelite Athletie Clube
Clenera
John P. Calligher
John J. Ilonnigan
Michael J.nealiigan
Michael J. Meldueh
Ainister
Michael J. Durkin
Jiveob
Tuvowila
John Dw. Cartalk
Mo'Pierney
Local Elections Roundup in City Fourth Ward Details
Lenjemin Lloyd of Lafayette Street seeks register of voters in the Third district. Thomas Cogerove of North Main Way is the sole Democratic candidate for select council in the Fourteenth ward. Axel Wallburg of South Sherman Avenue has entered the race for council in the With ward and belongs to the Swedish public council.
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Lenjemin Lloyd
Lafayette Street
Thomas Cogerove
North Mainweenie
Select Connect
Withuniewan
Axel Wallburg
Sherman Avenue
Hie
Christmas Eve Disturbances In West Scranton Police Court
West Scranton patrolmen were busy on Christmas Eve handling drunkenness and disorderly conduct cases. Alderman Moses in police court heard the matters, with John Buckley paying 4 toward the city's debt, Frank Durke fined 3, Wade McGill fined 1, and James Hanlon fined 3 but then discharged with reprimand after due consideration.
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West Scranton
Alderman Moses
Wanduer
John Buckley
Sumner Avenue
Frank Durke
Quay Avenue
Wade McGill
James Hanlon
Aterling
Local News In West Scranton Shelters And Socials
A holiday report notes a death in Nanticoke and illness relief in Scranton. John Fern of North Sumner Avenue had been ill but briefly went out. Hyde Park lodge plans a Masons installation with supper. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Schuyler Davis at 1115 Bynon Street. The Salvation Army served dinner to poor families and handed out gifts at Price Street barracks. Mrs McHugh had a leg amputated at Scranton Private Hospital. The YWCA to provide dinner for the needy and a Jackson Street Baptist church social is planned next Monday.
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Hyde Park Lodge
Schuyler Davis
Bynon Street
West Scranton
Salvation Army
Price Street
McHugh
Sixteenth Street
Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Evening Free Program With Music and Recitals
A public evening event will offer free admission featuring phonographic selections recitations and singing. Cream refreshments will be served to attendees as part of the program.
Arizona Presented By Crystal Club In North Scranton
A large audience watched the Crystal Literary and Dramatic club present Arizona in the auditorium last night. The cast included Henry Canty Ted Caferiy Col Bonham Eleventh OA Cavalry Wed Moran W McDonnell Sam Wong Candy wife of the Hinehors Miss Anna T Roche Estrella Ronin wife of the Colonel Miss Helen L Duggan Tona Kellie a waitress Miss Anna T Walsh Lieut Denton Eleventh Cavalry J Evans Tonite Canby Estrella's Sister Miss Kathryn J Henry Miss Metallagh a school teacher Miss Loretta C Oniccan Dr Fenton surgeon Eleventh Cavalry Captain Hedgings Eleventh Cavalry Major Cochran Eleventh Cavalry etc. The production showed careful rehearing and preparation and was received with great favor by the audience.
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Arizona
The
Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club
Sam Wong
Ee Me
Candy
Hinehors
Anna T. Roche
Estrela Ronin
Helen L. Duggan
Tona Kellie
Anna T. Walsh
Denton
Ele &. Cavalry
J. J. Evans
Tonite Canby
Estrella
Kathryn J. Henry
Metallagh
Loretto C. Oniccan
Dr. Fenton
Pod McGuire
Hedgings
Woluean
Tony Mostica
Nealon Livot
Tillick
Woo
McDonnell Serene Kellar
All Hall to Santa Clus Cantata Featured at First Christian
The cantata performed at First Christian Church last evening praised for new chorus by Charlee H. Gabriel. Delegations from Japan Cuba and the Philippines appeared in costume. Leading roles included Santa Claus John Crown Uncle Sam Arthur Bright Mrs Santa Claus Margarette Hodgson Estella McCullough Jack Frost and John Dixon. Favors were distributed to Sunday school scholars after the performance.
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Santa Clus
Charlee H. Gabriel
Japan
Cuba
Philippines
Solog
Santa Claus
John Crown
Uncle Sam
Arthur Bright
Mrs. Santa Claus
Margarette Hodgson
Miss Likely
Estella McCulloch
Jack Frost
John Dixon
Bible study class resumes at church Thursday evening
The pastor will lead Bible study on Thursday in the lecture room with the Galatians as the topic. Bert Cornell of Philadelphia visits his parents on Mdna avenue. Olen Lyman of Court Street and Miss Hatthl Finn of North Main Avenue were married last Saturday in Binghamton.
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Chiristian Church
Bert Cornell
Philadelphia
Mdna Avenue
Olen Lyman
Court Street
Mise Hatthl Finn
North Main
Binghiamton
Thomas White
Allegheny
John White
Williams Street
Thomas Evans
Davis’ Drug Store
Utica
New York Pharmacy School
Sidney Henwood
Honesdale
North End Stairs
Sanderson Hill Stars
Christmas travel and church programs highlight Green Ridge
Miss BKarah Fordham leaves for a ten day stay in New York City. Mrs. George Ray and granddaughter visit from Dickson Avenue and Brooklyn. Walter Hysler spends Christmas with his parents in Monsey Avenue. Ashbury Methodist Episcopal church reports an overflow crowd and an excellent Christmas program. Carols and a booklet greeting are received by Christ's church rector. Green Ridge Presbyterian church plans Christmas exercises.
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Bkarah Fordham
Capose Avenue
New York City
George Ray
Dickson Avenue
W. B. Bennett
Brooklyn
N.Y
Walter Hysler
Carbondale
John Hysler
Monsey Avenue
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ's Church
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Social at Miller residence for Sunday school class
The Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class of Mrs. W G Simp son will be treated to a social at the home of J B Miller at the corner of Penn avenue and Delaware street Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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W. G. Simpson
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. 8. Miller
Penn Avenue
Delaware Street
Penn
Teaven
Thoms
Topot
Dim UW
Sgt
Top
Evangelist Drummer B Williams to Lead Two Week Evangelistic Series
Rev W J Williams the Drummer B Evangelist and Anti Saloon league district superintendent helps the First Methodist Episcopal church begin December 41 with a century watch night service and two weeks of daily sermons. He and the pastor present themes on conscience New Year and youth. nightly praise sessions and a farewell sermon conclude the program.
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W. J. Williams
Anti-Saloon League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gentleman collectors reveal thirty first lost sovereign
An elderly statistician type, kind at heart, confesses he tracks lost money in London. On Regent Street he asks a bus passer if he dropped a sovereign, collects his name and address, and notes that the man is the thirty first to lose a sovereign that morning.
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Regent Street
Albany Went Public Dispute Over Government Consent
A heated exchange unfolds as a parent complains of a boy’s misdeeds from school and the household while a party spokesman defends government without consent. The parent argues government is a theory, and the spokesman insists on discipline and control.
Eisteddfod Triumph at Taylor Welsh Church
The three session eisteddfod in Taylor drew large crowds and high praise with contests in music literature and recitation. Prizes included a $30 best adult chorus split between Taylor and West Scranton, and a $40 prize for the vocal choir event.
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Taylor
West Scranton
Morgan M. Williams
James FE. Watkins
Cynwyd Evans
Wilkes-Barre
D. D. Jones
D. E. Jones
Welch revitation crowns David James in Scranton contest
In a lively Welch revitation held at Weng Scranton, David James triumphed as winner amid a field of twelve contestants. Lewan led the watch jury for the Larboard Watch event, while Harry Wsans and Richard Watking of Taylor supported outcomes. Willun Exum delivered the best speech on The Difference Between Anarchy and Sa vivian and earned a prize, and Thomas Evans of Greenwood led the winning debate team for the prize tied to a literary reading.
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Gertrude Wathine
Print &T
Willeam Evan
Taylor
Sala
Willan Jones
Bnglial Reqitation Aeleoteul
Tennyson
Hon Firiffithe
Weat Beranton
Hubert Llewellyn
James Bo Watkins
Sesson
Jige HH. M. Edwards
West Senatfon
Buut
Dom
Soprang
Edith Watkins
Thomas Evans
Greenwood
David Davis
William Evans
Australia's First Premier Cabinet Formed
Edmund Darton, leader of the federal convention, has accepted Earl of Hopetoun's offer to reform the first federation cabinet in Sydney. He anticipates no difficulty in forming the new government.
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Associated Pres
Sydney
Edmund Darton
Earl of Hopcoun
Federation
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