West Scranton St Brendens Enjoy Smokers Night Officers Named
Deputy Grand President John J. Durkin leads the Young Men’s Institute officers for Brenden’s council at North Main Avenue hall. The list includes Puente Pent as President, Patrick Pyails as Vice President, James Fhutly as Treasurer, and other named officers. a social gathering followed the installation with brief remarks and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Durkin
Young Men's Tristitute
T. Brenden
Hell
North
Math Avenue
Puente
Patrik
Ayes Seeaggneye
Peeresurer
Thoothy AbeCoars
Twine
Qtr
Recordin
Deveph
Cevew
Dadh
Brera
Rahortsian
Robinson
Sacha
Fragmentary OCR Note on Sordh Hrenitesy Event
Fragmentary text mentions Cleorge dames and Cheri Preudilest amid a weeks long condition. It notes diet, illness, and a hospital setting with unclear references to Tron and HhTe. It also hints at a person named James identified for a amine er oof wears with the Salviation aoemys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleorge Dames
James
Illness Leads to Private Funeral for Mrs. Frage
An obituary notes the death of an officer after a lengthy service and mentions his surviving wife and one child. The family cites the illness of Mrs. William Frage as a factor, and the funeral will be held privately in the same hour.
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William Frage
West Side Board Meeting Adjourns Amid Report Delays
Lint notes the regular meeting of the West Side board of trade was held due to several special committees failing to report. The board adjourned to the Wheeled City Wheelmen's club house next Tuesday evening with a large attendance expected to hear the pending report.
Simpson Church Holds Special Meetings With Sermon
The Simpson church held further special meetings with Rev. HH. C. Metermatt delivering a sermon on the Love of God and Its Gift. Music was directed by Mr Lieyd Kresge, praised for its excellence and inspiration, as plans for another service were announced.
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Simpson Church
HH. C. Metermatt
God
Lieyd Kresge
Miner Hohn Sites Injured in Mine Roof Fall
A miner named Hohn Sites suffered a fractured skull from a roof fall at the Hampton mines Monday. He was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital where his injuries were reported as serious but not confirmed. Other workers injured include Moriah Diesel kicked by a mule at North Bromley avenue and James Campbell at North Grant avenue who sustained injuries at Hyde Park shaft. Dr J C Brennan treated, Michael Madden reported minor injuries from a fall of rock while inspecting the Hyde Park shaft.
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Hohn
Hampton
J.C. Brennan
Michael Madden
Jackson Street
Hyde Park
Local Children Reachable Yet Ill In Quiet Homes
Truth daughter of Ma and Airs Miller of 210 Enth Street remains confined at home with a mild illness. Mrs Keene of Jackson Street is under care for a stomach issue. Smith of Manis Court is confined to his home with a weakness. Fehier of Brailes Cave continues to suffer an attack. Alfred Teed of Faunacourt has been ill but is expected to recover. Nellie Wilson of North Gaur Field Avenue is slowly improving from a recent illness. Other notes report Bree, Ub George, Lioney Davies, and Hall recovering from minor injuries or illnesses.
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Truth
Airs
Wugene Miller
Enth Street
Mom
Chahter
TL. M. Keene
Jackson Street
Hhendamin Smith
Manis Court
Christopher Fiehler
Brailes Cave
Nue Aint Swethind Street
Fromonn
Attickoot
Pocamontia
Alfreat Teed
Faunacourt
Dean
Nellie
Mir
Mid Airs
James Wilson
North Gaurfield
Ft. Hee
Ners
Bree
North Dyde
George
Benjamin Whiteout
Philadelphia
Sve
S. 7 Matthews
Bowl Street
Ernest Lehmin
Washburn Street
Binghamton
Thomas HH. Davis
North Mainvenue
Wil Richie Roberts
Swehind Street
United Mine Workers
Wilkes- Marre
Willian Matthews
Lafayette Street
Pitts Nur
Friends Inc
Wilbur+Burre
Jessie Bolhamus
North Suen Geverue
Luther League of St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Dress Goods Sale Offers Wide Range of Wovens
Broad assortment of dress fabrics in mixtures plain colors and patterns priced per yard at 49c to 109c. Includes 40-inch all wool, 56-inch diagonals and unfairly priced Venetians with sale terms and limited remaining stock, urging shoppers to act quickly.
Street teacher is Indiepomed in Lincoln area
A teacher at No 18 school Mis Mildred Coons of North Lincoln Avenue is Indiepomed leaving Miss Hmmen Darling of Chestnut Street at her home.
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Etreet
Mildred Coons
Lincoln Avenue
Chestnut Etteet
City Council considers wards projects and safety upgrades
Recorder Connell vetoes three traffic lights in the Fifth ward due to incomplete expenditure proof. Councilman Cosgrove pushes three sewer busts and North Main Avenue sidewalks. Ward 21 members seek a Ikeveer Valley Hose company appointment amid opposition. McAndrew presses eight electric lights three fire boxes and three hydrants for West Park and Tripp Park amid water pressure concerns. An ordinance for four electric lights in the Fourth ward and a sidewalk project on Burniton Street between Mult Avenue and the railroad is under consideration.
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Connell
Becaure
Llane Vy Hlin
Cosgrove
Aldewalke
North Main Nye
Hue
Ikeveer Valley Hose Company
Dippoar Wormer
Lpe
Toowlite
Feleet Couneilain
West Park
Tripp Park
Goninon Coues
Fourth Ward
Burniton Street
Mult Avenue
Local church and club meetings set for this evening
Mrs D J Theis Ladies choir meets in Cooperative Hall this evening to discuss Wednesday worship. First Baptist Ladies Aid Society gathers in the parlor to elect officers and share refreshments at 5 o clock. American Patriots meet at Winshneton Hall for officer installation and a raffle to aid the widow of James Wigan. Jackson Street Baptist Ladies meet in church today with officers to be elected and served refreshments.
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D. J. Theis
Ald Society
First Baptist Church
Ofelock
James Wigan
Keyser Valley Rase Company
Dhacksan Street
Society of the
Jaelson Street
Notable Lecture at Jackson Street Church by J. Woolley
The Weirlesdies society announces a lecture by the celebrated orator John J. Woolley at the Jackson Street Church Tuesday evening February 1. The event is organized under the West Service for M h b i t i o m allames and will feature a Teeture in a venue with no entertainment.
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Mears
John J. Woolley
Local Community Notes From Susquehanna Counties
A long, typewritten jumble reports deaths, marriages, church events, club meetings, and local civic notices. Items mention Mrs Wild Woven of Dnien and MervWow residents on North Seventh Street, officers in The Dew Sant Lodge for 192, school incidents, a pupil apologizing to Mrs Barnes, and various social gatherings at churches, halls, and clubs.
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Thoms Cyarson
Timanchil Gad
David TD. Lewis
Lendea
George Colburn
Dosble
Willian T. Jenking
John J. Morgan
Lot Lake
Edith Hutton
No. 1
Aca
Anna Garnes
Barnes
Samuel W. Widerin
Bessle Aunick
Ceorre TB. Reynolds
Diane
Dilly
Turner
Dayniga
George WW Brown
Simon Kucalis
Lioval Street
Kellow
Miers
Ain
Washington Hall
Eventia
Hell
Willi Connell Glee Club
Doorite
Sons of Temperance Clee Club
Morgan's Hall
Enoch Harels
Booth Main Avenue
Hugzleton
Mary Hill
Ad Mu
Carmel
Thomas McLaivehii
Beveath
Scranton
Jones
Holy Cross Church
Pure House
John T. Doawles
Perth
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promising Digestive Aid
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and poor digestion. It argues against cathartics, claims quick stomach relief, stimulates digestive secretions, and urges readers to try the tablets with testimonials from Mrs. Patth, HL Willard, Mrs White, and Phil Brooks. Free mailer offer and drugstore availability noted.
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Stuart
HL. Willard
Onslow
White
Canton
Ediurn Aihy
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Ste
FPA
Stuart Co. Miushall, Mieh
Dunmore Election Notices and Social Events Highlight Local Scene
The piece lists candidates including Mayes and Abesaler for reelection, notes Democratic contest tension, and mentions a May date for ballots. Social events include a decorated hall for the Celebration, a Women’s Missionary meeting, and a Modern Woodmen gathering. Letters awaiting residents are partially detailed with several names and addresses.
North Stranton Meeting Hopes For Institute of Human Development
A group in North Stranton formed The Scranton Institute of Human Development to advance physical development education and recreation. A meeting at North Main Avenue Tabernacle raised 180 in subscriptions and set a committee to solicit further support from city leaders for equipping facilities and programs for youths.
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Scranton Institute OF Human Development
North Main Avenue
A. H H. Sinn
Chappel
Alworth Aind
Hettton
Stars defeat Jessup in crowd attended bucketball game
Stars beat Jessup before a large crowd at the auditorium by a close score. Players Tigue and J McCluskie starred for the Stars while Burns led Jessup. The card lists lineups and notes upcoming games against Ninivätnoke Bloomsborgs and Wilkes-Barre Ninth Regiment. Committees plan nightly programs and a church sale under church society management.
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Jessup
Tigue
J. McCluskie
Stars
Burns
Gin
Sints
Shkiy Goed Met'luskie
Oto Wide
Priday
Crackerjacks
Wilkes-Barre
Awudhioruin
Fragmented OCR Seed: Partial Read of City Notice
The readable fragments describe a municipal notice with references to dates, officials, and actions but lack complete details. It hints at routine administrative tasks and potential deadlines, with scattered names and places obscured by garbled text.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Lacks Clear Event
Partial noisy text shows names and phrases but no coherent event. Readable names include Midvale, Tivswliong, and Abe. other terms appear garbled. No clear outcome, date, or location can be determined from the fragment.
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Patrick Duffy
George James
Dufour
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Qenkins
Souk Mulawyerits
Board of Trade
Ioc
Globe Warehouse
General News
Biuart
Dunmore
Hytertin Phunel
Hine Moyes
Abesaler Fry
Commelina Whonioe Payton
Annonmond
Spencer
Atria
Mampi
Mae
Misa Agios Compre
Michael Cyinuelngeliaay
Adlai Avenues
Catrick Cuhett
Cavisoron
Mint
Pytiaia
North Stranton
Tabernacleo
The
Iliyaivul
Eni
Utah
Kinderighton Cheaeli
Parchamorpurss
Anni Fiemeri
Leo
Tibe
Suni Qeening Neevlers
Dnetitite
Elinrh Weil
Pontal Privieges
Phittorm
Elias
Dotilig Foun
Ohaet
Olouk Wadi
Ales
Baie Alt
Tiesenwioely
Vow TP Oweldl
Lesmvinbety
Aopresident
Sogretiry
Lyousmier
Bt Davkdty
Winkie
Voloe
Hall Mealies
Aitorneo de Spour
Hile Jaya Stott
Sumner Avenue
Wat
Donas Long
Wien
Jonas Long
Fornia
New York
Southern Pacific CO
R. I. Smith
Gest
California Fig Syrup CO
South Scranton
Comet Lodge
Ryle
Mitesten
Mastin
Achoggenor
Haister al Arte
Atos Milberg Doer Sian
Itergia
Moawndtvila
Etelowk
Nhe
Viet Sud
Tibet
Carlos GE
SOK
Tertotiin
Tihaleceusind
Maine
Frid Cardwr
Avi Peet
Leargie
Charles
Dante
Rautaiebately
Aia
Ailileio
Terry Heheerie
Twe
Gibney-Hoeffler Stock Company
Mithier
Wand Sheants
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Nerrington
Sears Week
Allis-Chalmers Co
Machine Businesu
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Ieee CT
Ontario Land Co Soto
Abiot
York
el Gielen
Abeday Pelee
Mlk
Cor Vibeet Bey
Fidiey Uary
Otto
Pawl
Totasiares
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