Honesdale Social News Highlights From January
Honesdale reports a lively week with guests from Wilkes-Barre including Miss Helen Hand and Miss Sue Warden at local homes. The Exchange Club ball at the armory attracted many out of town guests and Freeman's orchestra provided music. A New York trip drew sixty-one travelers from Lakeview. Diphtheria remains prevalent in White Mills with several deaths. The Durland Thompson factory saw Nightingale resign, succeeded by Harry Penwarden. The Symphony Orchestra visited for New Year’s reception. a borough school session opened. Isabelle Blepur and Samuel Harrison wed in a family ceremony. Rev. Dixon of Carbondale visited. Judge of local dedications noted. Hartle Lyden returned from Great Bend. Ellis Simpson oversees today's orientation at the station.
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Honesdalle
Exchange Club
Helen Hand
Wilkes-Barre
Mary P. Tracy
Carele Fleckenstein
Hotel Coyne
Sue Warden
Howard Wiess
Gouldyboro
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Armory Inet
Freeman
New York
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Great Bend
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Lyden
Binghamton
Ex Sheriff Knapp and Notable Visitors in Tunkhannock
Ex Sheriff Charles S Knapp of Skinner's Eddy visited Tuesday. Emer J Cranstock of Lovelton accompanied by two grandsons will stay winter. Muro the magician drew a large crowd at the Opera House. Booker T Washington spoke at the courthouse on the Race Problem. County Treasurer-elect Griffin R Potter visited town and may move to Nicholson. Lulu Dolph of Lake Winola visiting Theodore Copper, Mrs Anna Crawley is seriously ill on Third Street. O Smith Kinner fled his oath and district attorney position on Tuesday. Edwin Wintermute reported ill at Pine Street.
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Tunkhannock
Charles S Knapp
Skinner's Eddy
Emer J. Cranstock
Lovelton
Opera House
Muro
Booker T. Washington
South
Court House
Institute
Traasurer
Griffin R. Potter
West Nicholson
Potter
Nicholson
Aliss Lulu Dolph
Lake Winola
Vieitine
Theodore Copper
Thridge Street
Anna Crawley
Third Street
O. Smith Kinner
Edwin ‘Wintermute
Pine Street
Funeral Notices from Avoca Iowa Maria Dunn Hattie Bell
The funeral of Thomas Fitzsimmons will be held this morning at o'clock in St. Mary's church with interment in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Mary Dunn was buried Tuesday from her Malin street residence with services at St. Mary's church and interment in St. Mary's cemetery. A surprise party honored Mrs. Hattie Bell at her Lincoln Hill home on Monday evening with a ring and jewelry presented.
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Serato Pribune
Avoca
Thomas Fitzsimmons
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary Dunn
Malin Street
Hattie Bell
Lincoln Hill
Favorite Prescription Aids Women In Longstanding Ailments
Readers hear testimonials on how Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Common Sense Medical Adviser help women with weak health, pain, and female complaints. The ad-like text claims regularity, dryness of drains, and healing of inflammation, urging purchase of the book and medicines.
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January Predictions From Coles Frown Storms and Signe
A quirky January forecast predicts storms and upheavals as 1001 years of past events are recalled. It notes Watch for Mira the Ted Warrior and foresees weather chaos in some regions while calmer periods occur elsewhere. The piece hints at marriages ending and deaths rising as the Leo period approaches.
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Mrs Harrison Hosts Friends at Wedding Celebration
Mr and Mrs Harrison gathered a group of friends to celebrate the wedding. The event marked a joyful start to their married life with best wishes for happiness and harmony ahead.
Town notes and curiosities from West Pittston and environs
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Charles Jones of Old Forge receives a gold pen and inkstand from Stevens mine workers in West Pittston. Mrs. Arthur E. Heal buys the Simpson lot for a new home on Exeter street for 2260 dollars. Alfred Howitz returns to Newport News to work on the battleship Missouri. West Patterson Republicans set January 21 for primaries. A leprosy rumor near Smithville is unverified. A dramatic office incident ends with a gunshot in Alderman Barrett’s office. Mules escape from Miller & Bryden’s Port Blanchard yard. A long column of weather and “Storms and Signs” predictions follows, urging stock caution and noting upcoming high flood days and seasonal risks.
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Missouri
Republican Primiariecs
West Patttson
Smithville
Barrett
Mary Curdeh
West Pittaton
Michael Jloyce
Mary
Joyce
Aldernman’s
Miss Carden
Miller & Bryden
Port Blanchard
Lehigh Vallery
Ber Biel
Thompson Family Elected Officers At Meeting
At a midweek meeting of the Montnorth League, held at the home of F C Layton, officers for the coming year were elected. President Prof Compton, first vice president Thatun Potter, second vice president Miss A H Crow, third vice president Miss Hesale Blackburn, fourth vice president Mrs Ralph Crosur, fifth vice president Hy D Van Dermack, sixth vice president Ralph Crogur, organizer Miss Relmt Wilmurth. After a short visit Miss Machkivllen of Hornellsville returned home. Presiding Elder Warner will hold a quarterly conference at the M B church Friday evening and again Sunday afternoon.
Detecting Bad Money The Cashier’s Instinct in Spotting Counterfeits
The article notes cashiers and bank tellers rely on instinct and the feel of notes to detect counterfeits. It explains genuine notes are produced with high quality engraving and printing on special paper, making fakes easy to spot by inferior quality and paper differences. It adds that counterfeiters cannot match official processes and that paper supply is controlled for government notes.
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Cannos
The Belle of New York and Other Local Theatrical Mix
The Lyceum hosted The Belle of New York with large audiences and strong notices. The Aubrey Book company staged Devil’s Island at the Academy with fine acting led by Franklin Mune and Harland Winter. Arizona and other listed plays were reviewed. Governor Murphy praised accuracy and the Southwest setting. Moonthly Brockway entertainment at the Lyceum will feature debate and other acts.
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Celebrated Porty Eighth Military Band To Play
The Porty Eighth Highfindery military band, led by Mr John Shatter, is slated to perform at the Lyceum on Tuesday afternoon and evening. Shatter, a noted composer and instrumentalist, has served with the Fleet Guards Band and in Canada’s Northwest rebellion, bringing distinguished military bearing to the event.
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The Thoroughreds Stage New Works In Aerial Arts Show
The article describes a theatrical event featuring a troupe called The Thoroughreds performing a collection of acts including unique plasterwork and clever stage tricks. Thirty performers participate across the opening and closing segments under the direction of a capable caterer and artist team.
Stage Notes Reveal Turbulent Cast and New Play Plans
Fragmentary stage notes mention Julia, McNally and other altos, a rejected cast, and a proposed production roster. It notes a new play Gipiey Manie to be added to an upcoming tour with the Pateddy Canphell company and lists performers including Miss Conmance Simedley and Verga the Italian pianist.
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Conmance Simedley
Pateddy Canphell
Pate
Thor
Ming
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Verga
America
Butea
Wanted notices and business alerts from Nolan's and firms
A jumble of early 20th century notices lists WANTED requests for riskier ventures at Nolan's opposite Motel Jormayn, requests for small stakes in businesses, stock and wheat traders seeking subscribers, and various professional ads. Also includes ads for physicians, a private vault cleaner, seedmen, and help wanted for ironing, housekeeping, and daily work.
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Nolan's
A Hotel in Portugal From the Chanaljert Journal
The narrator finds lodging in a rural Santa Comba Dao with two modest ladies who, despite initial foreigner wary, welcome him. He enjoys a lavish supper in a flowered room, with Ver micelli soup, trout and chicken courses, followed by wine and cognac. Morning breakfast is served as thanks for his gratitude.
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Isco
Vizeu
Santa Comba Dao
Theo Nent
Twenty one birthday alarm in a city house
A young criminal lawyer celebrating a coming of age birthday causes his family concern with a midnight disturbance. The father bursts out of his room to confront the intruder and face the tense scene as the house rings with cries and a vow of manhood.
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Fleetvilles
Olive Fiih
Fleetville, Ma
Pater
Herve
Men Wanted For Naval Apprentices And Seamen Training
Recruitment notice seeking landsmen and seamen aged 15 to 35 for apprenticeship programs in mechanics and hospital duties. Positions include machinist first class, hospital apprentice, wright, and trimmer with monthly pay plus benefits, highlighting exams and retirement eligibility after long service. Officials list port of Scranton recruitment details and timing.
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Syulee Trichins
Secund
Goppel
Scranton
Audits and stockholder meeting notices for Lackawanna estates
The Sullihan Electric Light Company announces its annual stockholder meeting at its Scranton office for director election and other business. A second notice lists estates in the Orphans' Court of Lackawanna County with fiduciary actions and executors, including Murtin and Molerison, and forthcoming hearings on various estates.
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Hot Tanidurns Etreet
Scranton
Pas
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Damian Pb
Fie
Dineogers
Uy. Kom
Stack
Orphans’ Court of Lackawanna Oaily
Letty
Mukial
Murtin
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Frederick Murkwichk
John Héere
Oxewitor
Virehay
Daniary
Motard Thareington
Wal Och
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