Birthday party and community notices in Jackson area
News notes detail Anna Adams' seventeenth birthday party at the Adamos home on Jackson street and Main avenue with dancing solos and refreshments. It lists attendees including Anna Adams and many neighbors. Also covered are lodge meetings, eisteddfod preparations, wedding anniversary of Thomas Carroll and family attendance, school construction at Bellevue Heights, local homestead moves, and various ads for services and goods in the Jackson district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Adama
Mra
A. J. Adamos
Jackson Street
Main Avenue
Mrs. Adams
Anna Adams
Coraline Adams
Sarah Stetter
Lillian Miller
Elia Tucker
Grace Miller
Annie Jones
Lizzie Jones
Annie Anderton
Nellie Clarke
Katie Loughney
Agnes Brennan
Maggie McDonald
Mame Murray
Anna McDonald
Anne Mullarkey
Annie Kill
Mary Mullarkey
Annie Greenburg
Renie Archer
Grace Woodrich
May Call
Mary L. Thomas
Phil Martin
C. L. Kelley
Alfred Moir
Alfred Tucker
Charles Slack
Joseph Gibbons
Robert Mott
M. McCann
Charles Droussbaugh
Mr. Vertiuh
Hert Adams
West Side Bank Teller Honored On Twenty First Birthday
Thomas G Evans of the West Side bank turned twenty one yesterday as friends gathered at his parents home 122 em Street to celebrate a pleasant evening. Also featured is a long profile of Rev Rhys A Lloyd once a coal miner now a professor at Oakland Theological Seminary tracing his rise from Scranton mines to academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Avanga
West Side Bank
Edward T. Evans
Em Street
Passed & Pleasant
Joseph
Mattie Jones
Margaret Phillips
Miss Phillips
Lillian Reynolds
Jennie Price
Grave Acker
Margaret Hutton
Edith Evans
Will Hutton
Will John
Albert Carson
E.G. Jones
Beverly Reynolds
David Davia
Lewis A. Howell
David Owens
Walter Jones
Bert Pern
Rhys A. Lloyd
Pittsburg
Coal Mine
Hev. Hhys .R. Lloyd
Delaware
Lick
Wanna
Western Mine
Scranton
Paelie Theological Seminary
Oakland
Cal
Lloyd
Wales
Rhys
Americaa
Marietta
Aeen
Ibpad
Defeat and recount request in Twenty-first ward race
Frederick Berge trailed John McAndrew by eleven votes for the Twenty first ward council seat. Berge asked for opening both district ballot boxes and a recount. Judge Archbald denied the request. Rumors of a contest circulated but Berge abandoned further action, though he suspects returns were false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Berge
John McAndrew
McAndrew
Wiagin
Herge
Archbald
Berge
Bargain Sale On Wool Pants Suits and Hats
Men and children offer extensive price cuts on wool pants and suits with several items marked as double value. Highlights include all wool pants from 75c to 2.50 and suits from 7.00 to 9.50, plus Klen's spring hats at 87c and reefer coats around 1.59 to 1.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klen
Mutual steel deal eyed by Axle Works and Lackawanna Steel
Proposition discussed aims to shift monthly 10 000 tons of steel sourcing from Bethlehem to the Lackawanna company. Axle works and Lackawanna officials expect mutual gains through easier ordering and shipping, with steel produced at North mill or rolling mill facilities. August Schimpff of Germania Hall seeks street commissioner nomination and backing from South Side Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axle Works
Lackawanos, Iron & Steel Company
Thomas J. Moore
J. B. Decker
Scranton Axle Works
H. Wehrum
Lackawanna, Tron and Steel Company
Lackawana Company
Bethleem
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Company
August Schimpff
Germania Hall
South Side
Bailey
Kinsley
Schimpff
Health Talk At South Slide YWCA Tomorrow
Miss Janet Adams, physical director, will give a free health talk at the South Slide YWCA tomorrow evening at o oclock. Women of the Mouth Side are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Adams
South Slide
Young Women's Christian Association
Local social notes and upcoming events listed
Mrs. Joanna Lewis on Warren street celebrates her fifty eighth anniversary with a large gathering and gifts for Mr. Lewis. Robert Emmet commemorations draw a big audience at Father Whitty rooms. Puritan church Christian Endeavor to host an entertainment on March at West Market street. Miss Margaret Willis hosts a party on West Market street with games and refreshments. Brown and Davis of Peckville visit friends here. David P. Jones returns to Wayne avenue to reside permanently. Caawallon Reese improves at Green street home after illness. Miss Jordan of Taylor visits, returns home. North End Clerks league pennant on display at Florey’s Wyoming avenue. Miss Katie Healey of Pittston visiting Norton on Rockwell street. Rev. A L Ramer of St Mark’s Hyde Park conducts Lent services at Paul’s Lutheran on Stork avenue Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Lewis
Warren Street
Lewis
Father Whitty
Robert Emmet
Christian Endeavor Society
Puritan Congregational Church
West Market Street
Margaret Willis
Messrs. Brown and Davis
Peckville
David P. Jones
Morgantown
Wayne Avenue
Caawallon Reese
Green Street
Mise Jordan
Taylor
North End Clerks’ League
Florey's
Wyoming Avenue
Katie Healey
Pittston
Norton
Rockwell Street
A. L. Ramer
St. Mark's
Hyde Park
Paul's Lutheran Church
Stork Ox Nue
Park Place
Avery
Green Ridge notices drift through social and civic events
The Green Ridge Monitor reports on church invitations and social visits, moves of local figures like William Tripp and Edward Kimble, new paper ventures by Mr. Woodard in Wyoming, and a remonstrance meeting at the Presbyterian church. It notes Lincoln Street and Dickson Avenue residents hosting guests and a Loyal Legion banquet with a general wood tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Tripp
Florence Mission
Miss Barnes
Kansas
S. Vought
Monsey Avenue
Edward Fuller
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Dickson Avenue
Hazzard
Lew Jacobs
New York
Charles Jacobs
Green Ridge Monitor
Woodard
Wyoming
Taylor
Peckville
William Snyder
Frank van Duren
Delaware Street
Edward Kimble
Honesdale
Swartz
Pottsville
Marion Street
T. B. Howe
Capoose Avenue
Moscow
Emery
Wilkes-Barre
Green Midge Loyal Legion
Thirteenth Ward
Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge
Humorous Excerpts Highlight Public Noticeboard Wit
A collage of quips and cartoon captions from various papers mocks public life. Jests touch on New Year customs, soldiers, streetcars, poets, and social norms with characters like McGuire and Miss Barldle appearing in vignette snippets.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Sold in Scranton
A local druggist, Carl Lorens of 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, offers a patent medicine described as a radical four day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. The advertisement claims immediate relief and removal of the disease’s cause after the first dose, priced at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorens
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Unclear text about chocolate product and flavors
Fragmentary OCR listing mentions Pink Wrapper Vanilla Chocolate and flavor notes but contains many misspellings and unreadable phrases making specifics unavailable. No identifiable people, organizations, or events are extractable.
Eastern League Meeting Sets Tone for National Agreement
Delegates from cities including Toronto Rochester Syracuse Scranton Wilkes Barre and Providence met at the Fifth Avenue hotel to discuss the national agreement and revise the constitution. President Powers led the session with no schedule published yet and Syracuse announced signing Charles Reilly and Curry to key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern League of Professional Baseball
Fifth Avenue
P.T. Powers
Bulalu
James Franklin
Toronto
A. C. Buckender
Rochester
Jas
H. Buckley
Daniel Shannon
Syracuse
George N. Kuntsch
Scranton
He. P. Simeon
West Parke
M. B. McDermott
Wilkes-Harre
FP. Mogert
CW. Lone
W. Tatany
Springfield
T. Shean
T. EB
Providence
W. TW. Draper
E. A. Johnson
Wo. Batey
Washington
Powers
Eastern League
John Chapman
Charles Reilly
Philadelphia
Curry
Baltimore
Reilly
Glutts on Flyballers and Rule Changes Roil Baseball News
The New York Glutts praise Foster Flynn as a top battery from last year’s Virginia league and predict Flynn’s big future. John T. Day to handle minor leagues under the arbitration pact, aiding the National League. New rules alter balks and bench seating, with enforcement questions for umpires before opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Glutts
Tuesaday
New York
Jacksonville
Mla
Hogsins
Foster
Flynn
Tom" Kameey
Baltimores
Richmond
John T. Day
Day
National League
Tifa
National Base Hall League
Wader
Wi Permion
Elaub
Prominent boxer Keough in title shot amid pool stake
Alfredo de Oro posts 500 with Brunswick-Balke-Collender as stakes for March 20 bout in Pittsburgh between William Choppewater and Jerome Keough. The young heavyweight prospect known as “Toning Bean” draws attention for his skill and dress, while Coyler seeks a five-college conference Friday to align a uniform college football playing code for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo de Oro
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Cormthinoie
William H. Chopurwater
Jerome J. Keough
Ile City
Silwce
Pittebury
Charles
Hid) Metoy
Nolwails
Dick Moore
Kek Brien
Ted" White
Kuigland
Deision
Oa Coyler
University Club of
New York City
Wath Vale
Princeton
Harvard
Carnnell
Pennsylvania
Harvar
Unclear fragment on paint and building use
Fragmentary note mentions Hart patent paint with Catto ingredients applied to roofs bricks and walls with uncertain claims about cost and durability. text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HART
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