Local Notes From Factoryville And Surrounding Towns
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports deaths, appointments, and local changes in Factoryville area. Sidney Covey of Utica and Stella Bailey of Waverly are mentioned among deaths and family ties. Wes Watkins gains a Washington printing office post after leading Factoryville Tidings, while Fred M. Osterhout leaves for Washington to run a laundry business. Frank Dixon and sister Grice visit from Nebraska. Windler Tourgee buys the barber shop. Odd Fellows meetings and church classes are noted, plus a Groundhog Day joke and borough health ordinances discussion. Carrie Watkins returns to Priceburg as quarantine ends.
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Misa Stella Bailey
Waverly
Helen Bard
Sidney Covey
Uten
Covey
Abel Wrigley
Harry Briggs
Frank Dixon
Grice
Nebraska
Muth Dixon
Winlter Tourgee
Board of Health
Red Jacket Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Main Street
A. A. Vosburg
Scranton
Carrie Watkins
Priceburg
Local Notes From Tunkhannock Arrivals and Departures
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports residents and visitors in Tunkhannock include Mr and Mrs William G Graham returning from Carbondale, Jerome Lord visiting friends, and Thomas May resigning as hotel clerk. Howard Fox and others are noted in nearby activity. A death near town is announced as Harold Stone of pneumonia in Kansas City. County Commissioner Michael Brown and George Worst perform local business, while Mrs Pilla Wintermute visits family in Freeland.
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Mr. Wit
William G. Graham
Carbondale
O. Smith Kinner
Wilkes-Barre
Jerome Lord
Lord
Parker House
Scranton
Howard Fox
Sayre
Thomas May
Graham
Hireld Stone
Kansas City
Edwin ON. Stone
Wyoming National Bank
George Skinner
Freeland
Michael Brown
Lenox
Bronday
Chorge Worst
Fem
West Brothers
Wilkes- Barre
Pilla Wintermute
Mehoupany
Mra. Minor Brooks
Nicholsonians Attend Dance in New Milford
Nicholson residents head to New Milford for a dance hosted by local youths with many taking homes of Nicholson families. The trip featured Mexare John and Fred Kuh of Buffalo visiting their Nicholson relatives, and a lively return with a large group of attendees listed by name.
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C. D. Pratt
William Friel
Dr Conn keynoted biology talk and debate at Wesleyan visit
Kingston Pa February 11 Dr Conn biology teacher at Wesleyan University spoke on Bacteria to students in Nelson hall. An inter scholastic debate in Nelson hall under the Independent society Amphyctian Lima School Genesee Conference debated the negative side of the resolution that the United States should assist her merchant make by on subsidy.
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Nelson Hall
Independent Society
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Local Notes from Scranton and Nearby Homes
Scranton area gossip and family updates mention Wilford Tinenley and Mrs. Bert Waterman visiting, Mrs. Charles Capwell winning at Bing hamton Mody, and May Tolivy at Will Docker's home. Gesreia DeWitt visits Mr. George Lamb while Charles Van Zandt is ill with scarlet fever. A funeral is planned for Hose HN coretery Wednesday afternoon. Meantime Mrs. W B Barnes visits daughter Be Tifatly. Dr Rowe was in Scranton Monday.
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Bert Waterman
Charles Capwell
Binghamton Mody
May Tolivy Ini
Will Docker
Gesreia DeWitt
Viiting
George Lamb
Charles van Zandt
Mea Webb Martin
Comet McKinney
McKinnor
Mr. Wid Med
Hattie Ports
Flende
Suaquelanna
Miet M. Catring
Wie
New York
Ity
Cora Uurnon Ia i
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Moosic Community Notes Include Farewell and Party
In Moosic Oliver Laflin from Pittston attended a town event yesterday. Miss Jennie Wick was revealed as the quartet teacher in the Moon. A surprise party honored Miss Mary White at her Millin Street home last night. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church plans a gathering this afternoon at the parsonage. Mrs. Isabella Law of Kingston Seminary visited Miss Marjorie Robertson on Sunday. Epworth League members are painting the Methodist Episcopal church walls this week with a Wednesday prayer meeting at the parsonage.
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Tmttston
Jennie Wick
Millin Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Plecopal Chureh
Garsonage
Inabolia Law
Kingston Seminary
Marjorie Robertson
Epworth Lingue
Methodist Apleopal
Parmqonage
Local Basketball Team Builds Season Win Streak
Mrs. Frisbie from Syracuse visits her son Eaton and sister Miss Chubbuck as the team enjoys success this season. The squad has beaten Pittston Wilkes-Barre and Lafayette, with a game scheduled next Friday at Pettebone gymnasium against Lehigh University.
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Frisbie
Syracuse
Eaton
Miss Chubbuck
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Lafayette
Pettebone Gymnasium
Lehigh University
Colgate Defeats Syracuse In Close Varsity Game
Colgate University at Hamilton N Y reports the varsity basketball team beat Syracuse Friday night 21 to 17. The article notes other campus events including lectures, intercollegiate debate planning with Hamilton College, and a forthcoming track coach appointment.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Syracuse University
Colgate
Hamilton College
A. P. Brigham
E. Ee, Arnold
I. H. Benedict
A. L. Babcock
Lyceum Theatre Bill Delivers Mixed Victorian Drama
The Lyceum presents May Fike Comedy Company’s afternoon and night shows plus Mantell’s “Huntet” and “Othello” in coming nights. Evelyn Dale and Georgia Waldron lead a revived melodrama about love and jealousy amid social scandal with strong crowd interest and standing room only. A new drama “Up York Shite” by Wisving and Waldron heads to the stage Saturday morning with praise for its vitality and period atmosphere. Special rail rates for Paderewski performances spark regional anticipation.
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New Country Plus
York Shite
David Wisving
Georgia Waldron
of & Mia Company
Lyceum
Evelyn Dale
Georgia Walliren
Trapeze and clowns headlining charity show in town
An entertainment program features trapeze artistry and a lone troupe of Japanese jinglers with a grand procession opening the performance. Proceeds will aid the International Corren Ponience Kchools. Preliminary tickets are available at one dollar each with reserved seating two days before the main event.
Will Rose at the Garndick theater in Milladulphi next month
Prank a Perlon announces a new inverial comedy The Will Rose at the Garndick theater Milladulphi next month Sele Hoermin to wnnnownced as one of next Hon son's stir appearing in For the Red Cross an emotional Civil War drama J Lester Wallick a grandson of Jainetta old-time actor manager and member of the Murray HI Stock Company in New York Also notes Willie Collier has performed On the Deaf er somethng but no single performance advertised Olua Nethersole may come to America next season etc The Second in Command with her father John Drew is mentioned Maul Neater dramatizes Mark Twain s Tom Sawyen Charles Frolan to present next season The Arguetin Daly Music Company will perform at the Lawn theater soon The company includes Samuel Collin Paula Burnarides Core K Fortescue Marie Celeste and others The orchestra directed by John Brim
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Garndick
Milladulphi
Sele Hoermin
Finn
Willie Collier
Olua Nethersole
Armoriqn
Jie
Maling
Lawn Theater
San Torchiel
Italy
London
Samuel Collint
Paula Burnarides
Core K. Fortescue
Marie Celeste
Crchentra
John Brim
Markets Edge Higher Amid Holiday Caution And Irregularities
New York stocks showed further expansion with continued market irregularity. The rise was tentative as traders took profits ahead of a holiday, with tech and express shares mixed and Amalgamated Copper showing a small gain before a dip. Total sales reached about 500000, with the market unsettled and key indexes fluctuating as banks and utilities moved in varied patterns.
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Grain and dairy quotes drift amid fog of market notes
New York markets show mixed highlights with wheat and spot tin trends noted. Dairy items such as creamery butter and cheese pricing appear among broader commodity reports with several regional elevator observations and price shifts.
Grain market chatter and bullish whispers in Chicago
Fragmentary notes from Chicago grain traders mention speculators, futures, and a holiday trading tilt. The garbled text hints at May contracts and mixed signals with light gains and cautious sentiment among buyers and sellers.
Numerous Listings and Notices From Scranton Real Estate and Auctions
A jumble of rental ads, sales offers, auctions, and notices across Scranton area: rentals on Quinny avenues and Main Street, office and store spaces, a carriage of goods for sale, furniture and linen auctions, and a variety of sale items from saddles to Belgian wares. Also several loans, rooms for rent, and odd jobs plus missing pocket watch notice.
Chicago cattle market scores amid unsettled bids and varied grades
A fragmentary cattle market report from Chicago shows mixed bids for cattle categories including stockers, feeders, Arab cows, and yearlings. Prices are obscured by OCR errors but indicate ranges around several thousand dollars with specific lots and weights noted, reflecting a volatile livestock sale environment.
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Help Wanted and Classified Notices in Scranton
A jumble of wartime and civic classifieds listing recruitment notices, skilled labor ads, real estate, and attorney listings. Includes a federal enlistment call, a handyman ad, a widow cleaning notice, property for sale near Fleetville, and local legal references. The Wilkes-Barre Record is available in Scranton at Reisman Bros. and other stands.
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Scranton
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East Battle Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Grades
East Battle stock receipts show a dull market with veal and baled hay trading lightly. Cattle categories include heifers and yearlings with variable prices around 1.5 to 4.0, while buyers noted higher bids for select lots and cull offerings steady to lower.
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Khoop
Lambe
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