Magnificent new home hosts gala with Gifford Hochman recital
Mr and Mrs William H Taylor entertained a large crowd at their new residence for a stylish social evening. Miss Electa Gifford soprano and Arthur Hochman pianist performed a high order programme. The 1650 antique clock and grand hall creations drew praise for size, woodwork, and art treasures. The event featured refined musical selections and praised accompaniment by Charles Doer aim.
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William H. Taylor
Electa Gifford
Arthur Hochman
Mrs. Taylor
Eliom
Sophano
Wileeta Gifford
Taira
Charles Doer
Aim
Scranton
Hochman
Chopin
Rosenthal
Schubert
Evening of music and social at Barker home
Mise Gifford impressed guests with her youth and beauty as she sang from Romeo and Juliet and other pieces. The event featured a long supper, dainty musical favors, and a large guest list including Mr. and Mrs. Henry BelIi Jr. and many local notables. follow up notices included invitations for a Valentine party and a city official’s travel plans.
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Mise Gifford
Lillian Biauvelt
Berinton
Walt
Alcesto
Caprivemi
Lea Alla de Ballet
Gluck-Balnt
Walta
Sehubert
Selubort Ee
Thedeee
Bohuntone Ga—Mercewe
Enscieeciseneee
Hochman Valeo Brilla
Mi N. G
Robertson
Rewere Israel
Frank EB. Platt
George B. Smith
James G. Sanderson
George Sanderson
George Sturges
Tt. Q. Powell
Als
Byrk. Tracy
Thomas Dickeon
G. G. Brooka
Austin Decker
William M. Marple
Tosie
Shater
Joseph Odell
Weston
George BB. Jermyn
N.Y
Thichard Matthews
James McLeod
W. G. Parke
George L. Dickson
Walter M. Dickson
A. FB. Watson
Seldon Blair
William HH. Strong
Frank S. Barker
G. du. Dimmick
A. F. la
Cornelia Mattes
Miss Olmentead
Mixa Robingon
Misa Haight
Miss Merrill
Mise Gilmore
Misa Eloise Gilmore
Mies Wand
Mise Charlotte Mond
Misa Helen Hand
Anna Hand
Misa Archbald
Miss Marker
Free Citywide Vaccination Drive Next Saturday
Director Wormser announced a free vaccination drive next Saturday from 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 at numerous city school buildings. The West Scranton schools reopen for inspection of prior vaccinations and to vaccinate anyone turned away, with a second shot offered if the first failed.
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Public Safety
Wormser
Park Place
Becond
West Scranton
Paderewski Recital Arrangements at Scranton Armory
Account of the Paderewski piano recital at the new Scranton armory on Monday evening February 24. Arrangements with the Delaware and Hudson company provide special return rates from Carbondale Mayfield JerMy n Archbald Peckville Olyphant Moosic Avoca Pittston Wilkes-Barre with train service to be announced in papers later.
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New Armory
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Mayfield
Jermyn
Archbald
Peckville
Sic
Olyphant
Moosle
Avoca
Pittston
School Board Debates Smallpox Reopening No. 18
Board discusses reopening No. 18 amid smallpox concerns affecting No. 14 pupils. matter referred to superintendent, health officer, and smallpox committee. Miss Margaret Thropp appointed to No. 16. staff transfers approved. attendance, book returns, and obligations with Lackawanna township noted. $100 for travel to Chicago. next meeting set for February 1.
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No. 14
Margaret Thropp
No. 16
Econtrollist Hight
A. B. Eynon
No. 14 School
Price Street
Joyce
Bore
Board of Regents
Reedy
Margaret Tropp
Chicago
Gibbons
Morrisburg
Evans
Lackawanna Township
Fellows
Peter Nobling, Jr
Langan
Seventeenth ward Republicans adopt block system for turnout
A Seventeenth ward Republican meeting at the Price building outlined campaign plans and assigned one block captain per block to ensure vote turnout on election day. Poll books will track voters while 2 PM mobilization targets nonvoters, reflecting a noncompetitive ward requiring Trojan effort. A Lackawanna Business College incident praised practical office experience for a recent stenographer.
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Price Building
The
Lackawanna Business College
Lackawanna Business Colege
Auditing committee delays Scranton Gas and Water bills
The auditing committee of councils held up Scranton Gas and Water Company bills totaling about 2900 dollars. The largest 1400 dollar charge covered setting twelve fire hydrants. A 1000 dollar request for January water to the city was paused as water fails to reach portions of the Twentieth ward. A 955 dollar bill related to sewer work near Cedar Avenue and Cherry Street was debated with grade necessity and sewer rights. Advertising bills were challenged for type size exceeding agate basis.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
Cedar Avenue
Cherry Street
Gas and Water Company
Inn
Dixie Theatre Plans Presented For Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Contractor Conrad Schiroeder submitted re remodeling plans for the Dixie Theatre convert the old Thirteenth regiment armory into a vaudeville house. Architect L C Holden designed a 1000 seat venue with roof raised eighteen feet and modern amenities for stage lighting corridors and multiple exits. Henry Dixie will manage the project with local sponsors backing the effort.
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Thirteenth Regiment
Brown
Conrad Schiroeder
L. C. Holden
Dixie
Henry Dixie
Compton Hegelin Case Highlights Common Law Marriage Fight
The Compton Hege lin wife Frank A. Compton and Carrie Hege lin of Petersburg face a complex dispute over marriage status. A forged certificate prompted arrests and a county jail term for Mechler, while Compton seeks a divorce from Mrs Slack now identified as his wife. The case unfolds with testimony by commissioner Willis D. Coston and representation by A A Chase and W Gaylord Thomas.
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Compton-Hegelin Wafe
Frank A. Compton
Carrie Hegelin
Petersburg
Binghamton
Compton
Mechler
Nay Aug
Alechler
Paul Black
Hegelin
Slack
Willis D. Coston
A. A. Chase
W. Gaylord Thomas
Hegelins
West Siders Fall as Backus Take Three in Row
Backus bowlers ran three straight wins on Electric City alleys to push West Siders to third place while Green Ridge Wheelmen climbed to first by sweeping Bicycle Club five. Scranton Bicycle Club suffered a three straight loss to Green Ridge as Backus lost ground against Electric City.
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Backus
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Bicycle Club
Elks
West End Wheelmen
Electric City Wheelmen
West Siders
Charlie Moore
Lyceum
W. J. Meister
BeOore
Electric City Wheelmes
Sctanton McYole Club
Torti Gold
Uh Sesateetsbisehs
Tas
Voley Weeden
Edeeealae
Mitchett Seeneebe
Wardell Cory
I Og Garmin
Wink
Green Wade Witeelmes
Bounnays
Elk’s Alley
Elk
Elbs
Taras
Piotil
Domels Vaelylensasese
Essa Ttieneies Ss
Stolen Goods Lifted From Shops In Broad Daylight
Thieves entered Philip Thatcher’s wagon shop on Green Ridge between Dickson and Von Storch Avenues and broke into two tool chests stealing about 25 dollars. They also pried open P Black’s tin shop at 1555 Dawson Avenue and took around 20 dollars of Mr Stacy’s tools before fleeing as Willard Stick entered to use a telephone. Police in Scranton are investigating.
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Philip Thatcher
Green Ridge Street
Dickson and
von Storch
P. Black
Diewaon Avenue
Mr. St
Strike rumors circulate over street car settlement committee
Report claimed a three member committee with full settlement powers was appointed by street car strikers. President Shen gave evasive replies when asked about the rumor last night.
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Shen
Corset Styles and Prices for All Figures
Advertises corsets with promise of guidance to create a good figure. Offers latest models for slender, medium, and full figures with prices from 50 cents to 10.50 dollars.
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