Personal notices from Wilkes-Barre area social scene
Mrs W J Speece in city yesterday reported by local papers. Mr and Mrs Carpenter of Wilkes-Barre also visiting. Mrs Sheridan of Pittston reads to Mix Hoggerty of Providence. Margaret Gilline of Novi Molin Avenue travels weekly to New York City for a show. The Western part of the state takes note of completion delays and theater moves.
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Word
Joti Boutibpiek
Phiritathale
Wd Mtr
Charpenter
Wilkee-Darte
Misa
Mame Sheridan
Pittatan
Mixes Hoggerty
Providence Read
Margaret
Illine
Novi Molin Avenue
New York City
Wille
Herte
Tae
Wilkes-Barre
Butsunder
Mitieger
Hammersley
Ifaw
Wiles
Fencing Contests Promised With World Champion Signor Pavese
The world fencing champion Signor Pavese is billed to headline a show at Indianola Rockledge Hall. Local swordsmen including Janis Meolgi Ed Reoum Alex Chinn Captain Jamts Mobr and Captain Morria Naturathy are named as contenders. Vaudeville acts by Morey CO Mat ley Francie Phondies and a black faced team are planned as part of the evening. Temperature reports from the area note high winds and an orange grove scare. no Florida trip this spring per Dr G E Hill.
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Signor Generesa Pavese
Europe
Simnar
Morey CO Matley
Francie Phondies
Darktown
Thinment
Indianola
Rockledge
Fia
The
World and Herald
Jacksonville
A&i
de C la. Hill
G. E. Hill
Tero
Freesing
G. E. Hil
Florida
Gibbons & Co Coal and tobacco ads in Wilkes-Barre area
Local notices promote Gibbons & Co coal at retail delivered citywide and advertise inexpensive wires and cigars at Lane's 220 Spruce Street. Also listed are Wilkes-Barre Record availability through Melwan Bros at Spruce and Linden and Lackawanna avenues for Beranion, Mac, and Lackawanna users.
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Lane's
Spruce Street
Wilkes-Barre
Melwman Bros
Spruce
Lackowanna Avenue
Funeral of Very Rev John Pinnen Seen by Priests and Bishops
Funeral proceedings for Very Rev John Pinnen of Pittston proceed with many priests and bishops expected to attend. The Pittston Catholic societies form guards of honor as mourners view the body and a catafalque is erected in front of the main altar. The crypt will be laid under the alcove with a marble plaque after burial and telegrams arrive from distant towns as dignitaries send condolences.
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Ityan
Philadelphia
John Pinnen
Pittston
Pitteton Huse
Blockade Eased and Rails Return to Normal Service
Roads opened and trains running on schedule after a heavy snow. Delaware Valley line and branches resumed service, streetcars restored most routes, and city workers cleared snow piles. Passengers were accommodated at hotels as rail traffic returned to normal before noon.
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Bioskate
Tonnedale
Deliowire
Madron
Street Car Company
Taylor
Kyton Street
Abe
Dunmore Corners
Dunemore
Union Cash
Pittston
Avoca
Mellevie
North Main
Tue Pftes
Silliman
Strat
Boyle
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Truesdale Suggested for Key Railroad Post
A scrambled report notes Truesdale as a candidate for a top management role at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railway. It mentions directors including Baker, Kookerellen, Mak, and Twombly and cites age and retirement of Samuel Sloane as context for leadership change.
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Chietge
Wawa
Truesdale
Sud Gener
Tend
Delewars
Linkawatinn
Samuel Browne
Monacha Cort
Ceorge
St Joseph's Society Plans Catholic Women Convention
At a meeting in College hall the St Joseph’s Society of Catholic women arranged a convention for the second Wednesday in March. The aim is to form a large organization to support the home and link women from different churches with the new society. Bishop Hoban will read a cipellar urging women to join.
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St. Jomp's Poundling Home Society
College Hall
Langstaff Kelly Contest and Dunnmore Voters Report
Yesterday Dunnmore residents were examined for the Langstaff Kelly contest on behalf of the respondents. The Agents Supply Co has secured agency for Phoenix Fire Extinguisher and will demonstrate at the municipal building at 24 p.m. today. Jan MacCliven will read at Nesbitt theater Wilkes-Barre Friday evening with a special train from Scranton at 7. Ticket price 1 and 75 cents. The Mim Park church supper scheduled for Thursday night was postponed indefinitely.
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Dunnmore
Charles Webber
Doin O'Hare
T. P. Letchworth
Fb, Swartz
Joseph Vickers
Harvey Edwards
Nelson Krotwer
Michael Monahan
James Pryle
Phoenix Fire
Jan MacCliven
Nesbitt Theater
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Mim Park Church
Oath to Refund Promise on Greene's Warranted Syrup
Local undersigned pledge to refund money if Greene's Warranted Syrup fails to cure cough or cold. The guarantee covers a full bottle and promises prompt payment if not satisfied. Signed by residents ofanton and Pa, including John P ue.
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Greene
John P. Ue
Anton
Williamsport Board of Control Finance Meeting Review
Board discusses deficits across accounts, approves January pay rolls for teachers and substitutes totaling 16 067.22. Committees review expenditures for four months, with several departments running deficits. Communications from Solicitor Reedy address clock donation and school improvements, while a resolution mandates monthly attendance data by building.
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Williamsport Board of Control
D. J. Reedy Read
Chord of Control
Pellows
Casey
Mike Cicety
Arts
Jennings
Pianoois
Bupder
Finney A. Seamans
Merl
Wilitimesport Board
Mas
Edward Fidler
Peter
Soteltor
D. J. Reedy
Keely
Master Plumbers State Convention Highlights Scranton Standouts
The annual convention convened after delays with delegates from Pittsburg Philadelphia Allentown and Scranton. Officers were praised as reports show membership above ten plus strong city associations. The Flinn bill extending sanitary laws to third class cities drew Union support and new inspectors powers.
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Philadelphia
Board of Trade Rooms
Frank P. Blythe
Pittsburg
Joeseph A. Weldon
John H. Breall
Allentown
John M. Addy
George Addy
Frank McKnight
Frank McGuinness
William A. Willams
G. Ferley
John& Leslie
W. M. McCormick
Sharon
Peter Farve
John FF
Gorman
Charlee Ichrei
Wilkes-Barre
John Schneider
Henry Gunster
James B. Doyle
Lewis Behmacher
M. ‘Jt. Howiey
Scranton
Bil
Boards of Health
Weldon
Pittweburg
Reading
Erie
York
Newcastle
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Thomas Stone
Greenville
Second View
Lews Schumacher
Third View
W. H H. Williams
John &. Leslie
John FH. Pirchall
Yellving
M. T. Howley
New Orleans
Apel
Thomas Smith Injured at Dickson Plant
Thomas Smith, a machinist at Dickson Manufacturing Company Clifton works, was seriously injured yesterday when a large iron plate swung and crushed him against a machine. His left thigh was broken and internal injuries were feared. Smith, a widower with two children in the west, resided with Edward Hawkins on North Garfield Avenue.
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Thomas Smith
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Clif Works
Smith
Hoe
Edward Hawkins
Garfield Avenue
Ash Wednesday Services at St Luke’s Church
Ash Wednesday services at St Luke’s Episcopal church were held yesterday morning and last night. A 7 o’clock Holy Communion service opened the day with a 10 o’clock penitential service. Rev. Rogers Israel officiated and delivered a sermon on the Lenten season. The observance began with the penitential rite read and included exhortations for proper observance.
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St. Luke's Entecopal
Rogers Israel
Mr. Igrac
Funeral of Mrs Calpin at Holy Cross Church
From 555 Fourth Street the funeral of Mrs Mary Calpin was held Friday morning. The funeral procession went to Holy Cross Church for a solemn high requiem Mass celebrated by Rev John Loughran with Deacon W F O-Donnell and Rev J A McCabe. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers were Patrick Murphy Patrick Calpino Patrick Finneran and Robert Flynn.
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Fourth Street
Mary Calpin
Frends
Nelghbers
Tremains
Holy Cross Church
John Loughran
Hey
W. F O'Donnell
J. 4. McCabe
Loughran
Cathedral
Patrick Murphy
Patrick Calpino
Patrick Finneran
Robert Flynn
Lake Shore H Railroad Route Through Scenic Regions
Description of the Lake Shore H Railroad journey from New York to Buffalo to Cleveland and Chicago with notable views along the Hudson, Lake Erie, and fertile valleys. Advertises a detailed route book from Cleveland and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hood's Pills, and F.lyrane acid clothing offers.
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Lake Shore
New York
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Hudson
York State
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Air Line Junction
Butler
Ohio
Special Lenten Services at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Last night Holy Trinity Lutheran Church held special services to open the season of Lent. Pastor Rev. G. Spieker delivered a thoughtful sermon with guidance for observing the period. Confession and absolution followed in preparation for the Lord's Supper next Sunday.
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Holy Trinity Church
G. Spieker
Width of old roads records in Wilkes-Barre
Clerk Frank Phillips of the city engineers department and Assistant City Solicitor James K. Burnett are in Wilkes-Barre compiling orders that establish the routes of old roads through the former Providence township. The records are needed to finalize the delineation of property lines and municipal boundaries.
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Frank Phillips
James KR. Burnett
Wilkes-Barre
Providence Township
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