Pre-Lenten Socials and Birthday Celebrations Across Green Ridge
Mrs Archbald Law and Mrs John W Howarth hosted the first pre Lent reception at the Green Ridge Wheelmen club with lavish floral decorations including smilax jonquils and red roses. The event featured hostesses in the front parlor and a serving crew of local young ladies, amid ornate tropical plant displays. Meanwhile William Miller of South Hyde Park Avenue was surprised on his seventy first birthday by family. The column lists attendees from local families, birthdays and small gatherings, and notes a wedding at St Pauls church and a talent party on Capouse Avenue. A Royal Blue tour to Washington is announced for February 20 conducted via New Jersey Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald Law
John W. Howarth
Green Ridge
Howarth
Law
John Flanagan
Wilkes-Barre
R. E. Hurley
J. Selden Blair
T. H. Watkins
W. W. Phillips
Dan Cleef
Mirle Nettleton
Anna Law
Pittston
Marion Sanderson
Blanche Trull
Gerecke
Wilam Miller
South Hyde Park Avenue
Charles Miller
Washington
G. Miller
Ohio
Mra
William Muller
William Mille
Frank G. Miller
Dalton
Nettle Griffiths
Royal Blue
Via
New Jersey Central
St. Luca's
Chestnut Street
Mise Cacamela Cassere
J. A. Cassese
Tallin
John Pinto
Misses Lottle
Fanny Pugiano
Carbondale
Vincent Gassese
Salvatore Pugnano
John Carlucci, Jr
Edward Boure
Joseph Callatrone
Michael Cassese
Jennie Cassese
Marie M. Cassene
Cassese
Lackawanna Avenue
J. A. Pirro
Flore Brothers Orchestra
F. Carlucci
Pugliano
Pinto
N. Carlucci
M. J. Carlucci
Avoca Man Killed by Jersey Central Train En Route to Mother's Funeral
Joseph Foin of 400 Penn Avenue was instantly killed yesterday morning in Avoca by a Jersey Central passenger train while traveling from Wilkes-Barre to attend his mother Mrs John Foin's death. His neck was broken and a telegram of the mother's death found in his pocket identified him. Remains were taken to Wymble's undertaking establishment and funeral plans for mother and son are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Jersey Central
Bellevue
Lackawanna
Joseph Foin
Penn Avenue
Avcon
Wilkes- Barre
John Foin
Itia
Wymbe
Unknown Polander Struck by Jersey Central Train Near Bellevue
A about 35 year old Polander was struck and killed by a Jersey Central passenger train near the Bellevue breaker just after noon yesterday. The body was taken to Cusick's undertaking establishment. clothing yielded no identification. Coroner Sultry deemed an inquest unnecessary and the body will be kept several days for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central
Bellevue
Cusick
Sultry
Tramp Fatally Struck by Train Near Moscow Station
An unknown man was killed at 9:50 yesterday morning on the Lackawanna tracks east of Moscow. He walked on the westbound track and did not heed signal from train No. 43. The body was moved to the Moscow station agent for identification. No identification found. others note signs of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Moscow
Reception to Woolley in Guernsey Hall by Prohibition group
Hon John G Woolley Prohibition presidential candidate attended a city reception hosted by the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Guernsey hall. Local temperance workers and EF Nichols spoke on abolition and suffrage and plans for a county convention in Dunmore in March were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Woolley
Prohibition
Prohibition County
Guernsey Hall
Central City
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Downing
Woolley
Prohibition Gleelub
Gomer Reese
New Zealand
America
EF. D. Nichols
Wilkes- Harre
Dunmore
Third Player I5 Signed for Beranton Team
Manager Lawson secured third player Dan B Sullivan first baseman for Beranton. He played in manor leagues for seven years and with Boston last year posting a 68 percent batting mark and 972 fielding. Sullivan joined Lawson five years ago as he began building a Scranton roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Beranton
Dan B. Sullivan
Boston
Felding
Scranton
Bullivan
New Jersey Central Tours Washington on a Personal Basis
The New Jersey Central offers a personally conducted trip to Washington priced with all expenses included. The February departure emphasizes a inclusive rate covering meals lodging and travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
Washington
Republicans See Bright Outlook For Morris In City Race
A general meeting at Republican headquarters on Washington Avenue reports indicate Evan R. Morris is almost certain to win the controller seat next Tuesday with a lead possibly up to 1800 votes. Ward reports show Cos tello carried the city last fall, but conditions now favor Morris. volunteers urge strong sticker effort for select council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons Avenue
Evan R. Morris
W.8. Diehl
Seventeenth
Costello
Morris
Chittenden
Campiten
Select Council
Common Council
M. W. Lowry
Blt. Jayne
W. S. Diehl
W. B. Christmas
Rowland Thomas
John H. Fellows
Alworth
James Moir
Local social notes include visitors and residents
The page lists a series of visitors and guests from North Main Avenue Kingston Misa Tromper Richmond Milk Miss Leahy Britton Mending and others visiting relatives in Scranton and Fulton NY Rev Joseph Odell and Mrs Be Myrndla host visitors while William Watkins has joined the government printing office staff in Washington D C. St Nebern Atherton is spending weeks at home due to eye strain while Captain Dolph Atherton and his son return to Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya ST. Dunes
North Main Avenue
Tims Pee
Homie
New York
Mina
Daties
Mise Vrances Loichands
Kingston
Misa ‘Tromper
Kingalow-on
Mere
Eugene Pellowa
Christine
South Main Avenue
Rhao
Annnie Hartwell
Boston
OU. Dean
Qhinity Avenue
Joseph HM. Odell
Te Recoil Presbyterian Church
Fulton
William Watkins
Weat Scranton
Pactoryville
Washington
Ieth Meleohan
Scranton Supply Company
Vie City
Weomlay
Stey
Rankin
Mudleonavon
West Ditton
Bytertin
Europe
St. Nebion Atherton
University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry
Dolph B. Atherton
O Rourke Praises Paine's Celery in Training
New York manager Thomas O Rourke extols Paine's Celery Compound as vital for invigoration of the nervous system and prime conditioning of athletes. He lauds his own track record, noting decades of acclaim and success coaching champions like George Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Rourke
New York City
Paine
O'Rourke
O'Rrourke
George Dixon
Nature's nerve food aids top athletes and recoveries
Promotes Paine's Celery Compound as nature's food for the nerves used by famed trainer O'Rourke to fortify athletes like Sharkey. The ad claims the remedy cures nervous system impairments, aids exhausted nerves after intense training, and benefits both men and women in achieving robust vitality and manly or womanly development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
O'Rourke
Mr. O'Rourke
Broadway Athletic Club
Lenox Club
Coney Island Club
Royals
Paine
America
Scranton Conservatory Month Recital Promises Wide Program
The thirty eighth Scranton Conservatory of Music recital directed by J Alfred Pennington will be held tomorrow evening at Guernsey Hall. Students chosen by Master Pivid Perking perform vocal and instrumental numbers including selections by Grieg Wachs and Mendelssohn with many named Scranton and Wilkes Barre participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Music
J. Alfred Pennington
Guernsey Hall
Pivid Perking
Colorat
St. Stephen's Church Boy Choir
Wilkes Barre
Envenile
Mano Ballons
Miaylath
Jondw Hoard, Jr
Oren Christian
August Floffman
Floyd Minter
Pred Rosewin
Willow Mehin
Arche Saxe
Edwin Sweet
May Bower
Scranton
Téa Row
Waltx
Hyde Park
Sehottivohe
OPUS
Ieee Webb
James Beard, Jr
Anna Wahl
Ouse BR
Webb Stolia Fahy
Anna Wind
Eva Marsh
Anna Speicher
Mill
Welly
Ta Tun
Sadmeohn
David Perkins
Wilkowlatie
Selectua
Flora
Kaufhold
Bohim
Faclen Fundamental Reader
Mund Morse
Grace Underwood
Emily Wilcox
Margaret Zerlic
Norma Joline
Taylor— Valve
Marisiana
Bertha Kingabury
Norrisburg
Diabell
Mixa Bedfont
Misa Dots
Miss Hessler
Mise Kingelby
Mies Karuthold
Miss Lit
Miss Schlaghor
Miss Patteron
Railroad Y M C A Star Entertainment Date Set
Members of the Railroad Y M C A will receive tickets for the fifth Star Entertainment Course on Friday evening February 14. Performers include Edith Norton, John T. Watkins, and Frieda Kann with Irene Kann as accompanist. A pleasant evening is anticipated and members may obtain tickets for themselves and families at the rooms.
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Railroad
O'Clook
Edith Norton
John T. Watkins
Frieda Kann
Irene Kann
New Bank for Olyphant Organized in City Meeting
A temporary Citizens' Bank of Olyphant was formed at a meeting in E S Jones office with capitalists from Olyphant and the city. E J Jones was elected president and B J Lynch vice president. Directors named include E Jones J J Jermyn W L Connell Charles Schlager and Michael Bos.
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Olyphant
E. S. Jones
Citizens' Bank of
W. L. Connell
Charles Schlager
Michael Bos
Unclear Names Prompt Local Hiring Decision
The text lists George Huthagel EB A tones A J Lynch and John T Porter with mention of employing no cashier and naalatonia not yet decided upon. The fragmentary note suggests an unresolved staffing plan and uncertain policy choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huthagel
EB. A. Tones
A. J.lynch
John T. Porter
Prudential Life Insurance Surges in Twenty Six Years
The Prudential Life Insurance Company shows rapid growth with 26 years of operation, assets rising from 78 million to 84 million, and over 359 million paid to policyholders. More than one million families are in protection as the firm set early standards for industrial life insurance and swift claim settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Ineurance
United States
Prudential Ineurance Company
la Juet
Ita
Prudential
Tts
Gsiaantte
Euch
To Hear Paderewski in Scranton Armory recital
Account of Paderewski plan for a recital at the new Scranton armory on Monday evening February 24. Arrangements with Delaware and Hudson Co for special round trip rates from Carbondale through Wilkes Barre to Scranton. Train times to be announced later.
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New Armory
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Midfield
Archbald
Peckville
Olyphant
Avoca
Pitt
Tenth Anniversary Rescue Mission Celebrated in Franklin Avenue
The Rescue Mission marked its tenth anniversary with a testimony meeting in Franklin avenue rooms presided by Superintendent George G. Sanborn. Rev. E B Singer spoke briefly as testimonies from past year converts highlighted the mission's work. An Adams avenue chapel orchestra provided music and ladies served coffee and cake after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
George G. Sanborn
E. B. Singer
Ednu Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Adams Avenue
Second Presbyterian Church
Prince Henry Visit Prompts New York Trip Plans
New Jersey Central announces a February 20 excursion to New York to greet Prince Henry. The offer includes a round trip fare on any train and runs through February 2. Scranton banks of the Clearing House Association will close on February 13 14 24 for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New Jersey Central
New York
Banks of Scranton
Scranton Clearing House Association
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Leon
THE
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
the People's Bank
Social
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Cor Tom Jones
Slo Sumner Avenue
Wis
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Irene Roberts
Sarah Baker
May Davis
Maay Roberts
Lizzie Williams
Nellie Williams
Lizzie Moninger
Cruce Leyshon
Truth Williams
Florence Jones
Ray Watkins
Nora Jones
Jennle Hughes
Mattie Hughes
May Reid
David Edwards
Roy Sl
Sarah McHale
William Handley Curran
St. Paul's Church
M. E. Loftus
Mary Lolly
Janes Scott
Myra
Curran
Non
John B. Roche
Capouse Avenue
Genevieve
Esther Troche
Maud Kellow
W. W. Scranton
George G. Brooks
Lawson Contracta
St. Lucia
Mika Antile Hartwell
Bovtands
Mrs
CG. Dean
Quingy Avenue
Thomas IO Qutine
Conservatory
Guernsey
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
NEW Bank For Olyphant
Paderewski
Raglans
Raglans and Automobile Coats
Valentines
R. FE. Prendergast
Prendepg
Maine
E. G. Coursen
Prince Henry
New Col
Ors
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury S
Masury
Franklin Ave
Cramer
Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford Company
Dia
Hartford
Stativiers and Engravers
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Spruce St
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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