Man Who Looked Like the Ring Concludes in Saturday’s Pretone
A fragmented local page notes the conclusion of a story The Man Who Looked Like the Ring in Saturday’s issue. Other items include a street sewer basin completion at Franklin and Page, marriages granted in nearby towns, a fall from a plank at a shore area, and a series of community meetings and lectures in Scranton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles Helene Barnes
New York City
Ring
Circle
Clan Army of the Republic
Macy Stefan
Scbanton
Louie L. Munson
Marys Ghuneuuls
John Elkehenbaueh
Sahil
Moscow
Lackawanna Hospital
AO H. Sloan
Penn Avenoe Magitiet
Sloan
Novel Coat Sale Adverts Attract Bargains
Advertisers promote a special date next Saturday for jackets from failes' Anti misses' line. Prices start at 7 dollars with successive days reducing by one dollar. Readers urged to visit the coat department at 623 Lack's Ave to view pricing on stylish garments from Cava & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failes
Wlal
Cava & Hagen
Ben Hur Spectacle Delights Large Audience at Local Theater
A three hour presentation of Ben-Hur drew a large audience with a lavish tableau and scenery. Joranson’s Ren-Hur production featured Grace Spencer and Clori Slinhean in notable dances, with Miss Maechette rising as the standout child dancer. The show used extensive stage machinery, lighting, and a full orchestra under Walter C. Clark, yielding high praise for the visual spectacle and dramatic pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joranson
Denelne
Irace Spencer
Apollo
Mire Clori Slinhean
Daphne
Twth Maechette
GB. H. Throop
Johnson
A. I. Clockington
He. Fuller
Everent Warren
EB. Sturges
Henry Relin
Wallace
Walter ¢. Clark
Harper
Yenterdis
Fidcessare
Palmer Kellog
J. B. Jermyn
Boer-Mur
J. &. Dwelle
Messala
Frederick BL Kingebury
Simoniddes
Frederick FH
Kingsiuby
Esther
Mise
Stedle
Mra
LG. LaPar
Ben-Hur
WA. Kemmeres
Thread
Florence GG. Finch
Amrah
Ethel Frothingham
Mary
Samuel Davidow Killed by Pennsylvania Engine at Sunbury
A Scranton man Samuel Davidow a clothing salesman was killed in Sunbury Pennsylvania when struck by a shifting engine. The report notes he was thought related to the Davidow brothers of Scranton and a Tribune reporter sought confirmation without success. A United Press dispatch dated January 21 from Sunbury states the incident occurred that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davidow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Howard
Morris
Myer Davidow
Tribune
United Press
Davidan
Scranton
Three Watson Sisters Shine at Davis Theater Show
The Watson sisters May Leuna and Josie headline the last half of the week at Davis theater with a startling act assisted by Juan De Zamora. The trio delivers a standout performance at the popular showhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Sisters
Davis
Thesizer
May
Leuna
Josie
Juan de Zamora
Konveny’s Hair Salon Offers Bargain Switches
A local hair dresser at 7 Lacka Avenue advertises bargain switches in services. The notice highlights discounted haircuts and styling packages for a limited period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Konveny’s
Lacka, Ave
Central Scranton Lots Offer Easy Home Ownership
Share in a housing opportunity near business, theaters, hotels and depots. Pick from Adams Jefferson Madison or Monroe avenues with sidewalks, sewers, gas and water lines, stone heat and asphalt paving where laid. Prices are low with easy terms and clear title guaranteed. Call for circular at Jones 3H Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Scranton
Adams
Jeerson
Madison
Monroe Avenues
Cheap Telephones Promise City Free Units in Franchise
At a Select Council meeting an ordinance was introduced granting Lackawanna Telephone Co. permission to erect underground conduits and poles for wires with a city cable for fire and police use. The company would provide up to ten free telephones and a $5000 bond ensures street repairs after trenching. The franchise hinges on written acceptance within thirty days and aims to deliver affordable service within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Taeceku- Wathta Telephone Company
Robert Rotingen
Robinson
Cote
Finn
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Etreete
OWS
State Department
Harrisburg
Conrad Schroeder
Mina Robinson
George i. Barnard
W. B. Boland
George
Horn
Whro Read
James White
Leach Creek
Bloom Avenue
Michiel Davitt
Belle Court
Olive
Pine Streets
Hom
F. W. Gunster
Key
P. J. McMaanus
Henry Belin
Public Library
Joseph Brill
Monsey
Primips
Brill
Connellman McCann
Genunltten
Hunt & Connell
Contimer
Nay
Wes
Nay Ate
Lanegard Dues
Departaent Hickey
Comnon Council
Wells
Aly
Wiener
Shr
Mobineun
Beranton Venetian Company
Pittston Greniué
Telemolieion Wilk
Coronation
UM Dd
Elehth Ward
Wits
Hark Enaine Company
Pine Street
Bethewn Moire
Quiney Avenue
Disappearance of Groom Delays Local Wedding Plans
Newspaper item blends a bride to be Miss Nellie DeGraw and groom Harry Freas with rumors and a missed wedding, citing a Chicago departure and a caustic letter. It also notes community relief over Freas and various city issues and council actions in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie DeGraw
Deacon Street
Harry Freas
Harry
Chicago
Miss de Gray
Tribune
Frons
Miss Deran
Mi Vear
Movida
Menion
Prevideniv
Freas
Breas
Windy Shadows on a Silent Street Moment
A fragmented memoir style scene describes a lone observer watching shadows and wind driven by fear. The narrator notes empty surroundings and an eerie calm as weather and emotion intertwine in a fleeting, contemplative moment.
Corcoran Lecture in College Hall on Chaleter and Rhidis
Hon M T Corcoran of Chelinath OF delivers a lecture this evening in College Hall on Chaleter and Rhidis under the Aleplons of John Movie O Mellly Counc of the Young Men's Institute. A set of stereopticon views will illustrate selections from master pieces and the program includes a quartet and soloists performing Catholic selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Corcoran
College Hall
Woming Avenue
Chelinath
John Movie O'Mellly
Young Men‘s Institute
Mrs. Brindage
Miles Mogsic Jones
Thomas Mesynan
Richard Themes
Lew Terburth
Dueeo
Gowns and cheap dyes promise family wardrobe help
A fragmented ad copy touts Stylist Gowns of Matdécome Colter at Smart Cost offering new clothes for the whole family. It markets affordable home dye kits and ready to wear options, claiming easy color choices and no prior sewing skill needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matdécome Colter
Miny
Wally
Steam Meatings and Pininking Ad Prompt
Advertising copy listing PPL and M and addresses 231 Wyoming Ave and 307 Spruce Street with fashion items including overcoats and fall salts. Mentions John Ross and Alexander tailor style details. An unclear, clipped historical classified notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PPL
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Tallor
John Ross
Bargain Event Promises Unprecedented Prices This Year
A sales promotion declares it the year’s greatest chance to buy goods at prices never heard of before, urging readers not to miss the opportunity.
Post & St Amand Plan Cold Storage on Sixth Street
Post and St Amand announce extensive changes to their Sixth Street elevator to house a cold storage plant for meats. The firm will operate as agents for Cudahy dressed meat and packing company of Omaha and Chirag. The agency is expected to be ready around February 1. A workforce is constructing the cold storage plant for the Ridgeway Refrigerator Company of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acsral Elevator
Post & St. Amand
Sixth Street
Cudahy
Packing Company
Onaha
Chirag
Ridgeway Refrigerator Company
Philadelphia
Newsboys Attend Poultry Show Parade
About one hundred newsboys aged up to 22, aided by Alex Dunn of Wyoming Avenue, received free admission tickets to a poultry show. They gathered before the store, marched to the City Guard armory, and enjoyed watching the birds and displays despite mixed appreciation for the fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dunn
Wyoming Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kramer Bro’s
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Penn Avenue
Warman
Brussels
WSA
City Notes
Father O'Neill
Sundsey
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Young Men's Institute
Meidial of Honor
United States
Miyor
Boles
Millar
Sonel
Walley
Meaw
Ures
Palm Street
Washington
Wlouseph Alevajok
Chester
HL. Spiesman
Corby
Wes Kearney
Oil City
Foo Butrates
Georges Schmitt
J. W. Speckman
Philadelphi
The
Supreme Coun
M. A. Bruce
Mauchchan
Goldsmith's
Bagnar
Biore
Lack
Ben-Hua
Charity
St. Luke's Church
Lew Willace
Chirk
Kelley
J.ff Medole
Stage One
Marvin
M. H. Mupke
Callim
W. A. Saft
Bleaux
a.Colborn
A. Dg. Callarn
Hur
Dumieck
James Hogie
Reynolds
W. W. Botanion
Weston
Afwlea
H. W. Kingsbury
Everett Warren
Avatlanile Fugue
H. P. Simpson
A. H. Storrs
Butterfties
W.T. Smith
R. Archbald
Henry Belin, Jr
Nemphs
Frank Jermyn
Charles R. Parke
Sprites
G. M. Halistead
Mirw. H. Bb. Ware
Eloize Phelps
Miford
Key West
Ildrem
Three Wise Men
Davidow Brothers of
Councils
Nellie de Graw
North End
W. R. Black
Sawyer’s Millinery Store
Wamata
Rongay
AL M
NEW Meat Concern
Nay Aug Park
Canavan & Stokes
Bee, Stove and Chestnut
Gibson St
Tenth Ward
Wrooming Avenue
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Opp
Jermyn
Darke Brothers
Sohmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Binalo
Ciee
Washington Avenue
Prop
Alex
Dini
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avanua
Furnishing Coods
Spruce
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Runt & Connell CO
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
Dealera
WM. T. Smith
Dunn
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