Community Notes From Northeastern Pennsylvania
Local items report a meeting at Mrs. A. 1 Tewkesbury home this afternoon at 2 o clock with readings and music, plans for a chicken pie supper to aid the Methodist church pastor, and a charity event featuring the wonderful humanaphone by Professor Algernon Vitsnewile. Tasks include a town outing, family visits, church services, and a move to a Lenox farm as residents update housing. Illnesses mention measles and mumps increasing in town.
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Scranton
Telbune
Tonkhannock
Eiv
A. Hf
Squiers
Wilkow
Barre
Orlando Ace
Kurgens
John Townsend
Homer
N. Va
Laden
Algernon Vitsnewile
Hidlenhawk
Cioedyieh
Harry Purdon
Pitteton
Hte Hone
Ale
Phone Coward
Weat Pitta
Jidsen Stark
Tioga Street
Local Social Notes From Berantan Piitaype Area
March updates list residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Miss Huth Wallis remains homebound for work at Berantan Piitaype. Maude Aldrich, Maude Tinchbull, and Linn Tatt are in and out of towns visiting friends and family. Several attendees plan events at the Presbyterian church while others announce jobs or weddings and friends visit Montrose and Nichols.
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New Milford
Huth Wallis
Mix Maude Aldrich
Thidletond
Maude Tinchbull
Fonmnien
Peckwille
Richard Mos
Newark
N. J. Jesooty
PP. Moses
Albert Moss
Mabel Osborne
Hey
Marford
Mane
Scranton
Presbyterian Chored
Alice Florence Indersled
Nichols
Toreport
Lee Swackhammer
Montrose
Wi. S. Clarrett
Montiore
Tobyhanna High School Holds Commencement Exercises
The Tobyhanna High School held commencement exercises in the school hall last evening graduating five scholars. Miss Sherman won the valedictory. class motto was "hattinehed, but Not Anchored." Alfred Rhowds and Norman Dreher among graduates. Willan Brink dies of appendicitis. age about 52. He was a Mason and member of the Modern Order Sons of America.
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Tobyhanna
Manel
Tobyhinina High School
Schhool Hall
Mike Allee Sherman
Miss Minute Vawhrine
Frances Sensanbaugh
Alfred Rhowds
Norman Dreher
Hast Stroudsburg Normal School
Ani
Sons of Amerion
Ladies Aid reports funds and officers in Buranton Tribune
March 22 notes the Uindreis Falret Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs Marthaetl with a large dinner. The day’s proceeds were 173 dollars. Officers elected for the coming year: President Mrs WW 1 Brownh, Vice president Mrs Martha Well, secretary Mrs Mo MM Tiffany, treasurer Mrs Almira Brown. Last year’s balance was 47 dollars. Visitors included Mr Beavely of Scranton and Mrs Snyder among others. Mrs Fannin Well plans to return to Binghamton. Mrs Rosella Carpenter visits Curlindale to see granddaughter Vera Fagett ill. A sugar social is set for Tuesday evening at Mr. <location missing>.
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Hiophotion
Uindreis Falret Ladies’ Aid
Marthaetl
Hrowh
Martha Well
Mo MM. Tifany
Mire
Almira Brown
Binghamton
Rosella Carpenter
Curlindale
Vera Fagcett
Mira
J.P. A. Tingley
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children are harmless and easy to use for teething and headaches. It asserts success in homes and promotes a remedy praised as safe like milk. The notice names Allen Brioid and mentions New York and Heverlee in the context of distribution.
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Gree
New York
Mathie Gray
Township uses Black Diamond bid for town lighting
Duryea township commissioners report progress on fire protection and water supply with ten additional plugs. They accept the Black Diamond Electric Light and Power bid to string wires and install lighting across streets for 2500 dollars yearly. Community activities include a missionary supper and farewells as locals visit schools and homes around Scranton area.
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Duryea
Black Diamond Electric Light and Power Company
Marcy Township
Fillza Brown
Gertrude Leyshion
Bloomshire Normal School
Charlotte Brown
Othe East Stroudsburg Normal School
Messre
Grier Johnson
Herbert Brown
Duane Dille
Moosic
Ladies Hone Missionary Society
Lawrenceville Primitive Methodist Church
John Leyshon
Gertrude
Bloomebure Normal School
Viola Deeble
Henehipe
Myre
W. House
Walter Pier
Scranton
Mise Bertha Stolth
Mise Libbie Jones
West Pittston
W. Sivles
Mrs. House
Pittstom
Eva Evans
Southwick
No Chitigen
Pittston
Loomis Green
Bock Road
Obituaries and Local Notices From North End Funeral Details
The community mourns John Cunningham’s funeral held yesterday at St. Mary’s with services at the family home and interment in St. Mary’s cemetery. Mrs D C Morton dies after lung illness aged 44, burial plans set for tomorrow at 2 40 p m with services at the house and Long alive cemetery. A six month old son of Mr and Mrs William Alger dies. funeral and Langcliffe cemetery interment planned. Francie Leonard dies at five weeks. interment to New Britain Conn today. John and William Montgomery of Illinois visiting town. C Stegmater hosts guests at the Druffner residence. Burglary on Grove street yields watch chain wing tiepin shoes. thief described as young and familiar with the home. Eugene O Brien to Dr Thompson's hospital for eye and nose treatment. Bosley Atwell Williams visit Wilkes-Barre friends yesterday.
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John Cunningham
North End
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Ancient Order of Tibhernians
No. 19
Associated Fund
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
D. C. Morton
Morton
Thomas Mecrndis
John
Mooste
Thomas
Penobscot
Beasides
William Alger
Langcliffe Cemetery
Francie
Michael Leonard
Leonard
Forty Thousand Lights on Exposition Tower Illumination
The Pan American exposition unveils the Electric Tower as its centerpiece dazzling with forty thousand lights. Designed to be the most brilliant beacon, the tower stands tall with a lofty frame and a vast base, symbolizing modern spectacle and technological wonder.
The Great Fleotic Tower to Shine Bright at Night
The article describes a tower rising 75 feet with two colonnades on east and west sides turning south. It will glow with 46 000 incandescent lamps from top to water basin, creating a starry exterior. Inside, eateries roof gardens loggias pavilions and cupolas will host visitors from dawn to midnight.
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Fleotiic Tower
Merry Pranks of Demure Coeds
Special correspondence recounts college life and pranks by women students at a Philadelphia university. A dormitory mischief scene centers on Bennett Hall where white robed figures raid kitchens at night, share midnight feasts, and dodge a vigilant proctor, with limburger cheese and lemon meringue among the staged delicacies.
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Philadelphia
United States
Tse
Vassar
Radcliffe
Wellesley
Simith
Bryn Mawr
Renner
Pearbe
Iain
Suimes
Vere
Bennett Hall
Arcoadia
Diana
The New Hawkins Minstrel Troupe At Lennen Nest Theater
The article reviews a mixed theatrical program featuring Night Votes New Mustinnon Mipateebe and famed entertainer Teorre Wilson. It highlights the popular Hockoane performer and a lineup including Martin Waldron Morton Dig ei ace tear aa, with a plan to present similar acts at the Sol Smith Russell company in Lenannen Thursday night.
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Amenew
Comedia
Teorre Wilson
Martin
Waldron
Anit
Amd
Morton
Mitestiels Fs
Natikewi le
Ile
Tim Murphy
Sol Smith Rusell Coopany
Lenenn Nest
Sol Smith Russell
A Bachelor’s Romance and Rawholes Raine On Stage
The piece outlines Martha Morton’s production of A Bachelor’s Romance with Mr. Murphy leading as Maverick Mrander. It also previews A Rawhole’s Raine featuring David Motes in a role suited to his persona and notes the Academy of Music booking for The Old Cronies by Tom Wille Brothers with comic elements and crowd appeal.
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Martha Morton
Morphy
Fred Wermer
California
May
Murphy
Leon
Galtinn
Mrander
Jove
Tole
Minpiie
David Motes
Tomialt Wille Brothers
Academy of Music
Hugh Dent
The Tile of Life in a New Avat Eniv Preview
Review notes suggest a stage production titled The Tile of Life presented in a vivid two act frame by Edward Weller. The cast features Mende in a dramatic role with notable pathos. Production values including scenery and lighting are praised as unequaled.
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Thorslay
Edward Weller
Pitiesday Matinee at Talents Theater Opens Three Days
An arts column notes matinee Pitiesday March 8 at Talents Theater featuring Pickeaee Co Wife and a strong company. The roster includes Gilbert A. Goldie and Ada May Towler among others, with elaborate costumes and dance numbers designed for the audience. Manager Hemington aims to keep the venue open through the season, presenting burlesque and vaudeville acts by a diverse troupe.
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Te Talets Theater
Sornton
Shana
Tink Seweori
Avilete
Wedid Een
Gilbert A. Goldie
Rouita & Co
Mignoi Gilbert
Kine
Jot Wold
Tareon and Drew
Ada May
Towler Iin
Kona Wells
Ella Hay
Adele ‘Tourges
Gertrande Wolcott
Violet Tiottin
Hibel Baker
Marie Aelt Fin
Carrie Scott
Clarice Boglies
Pred Barthety
W. OM. Hogan
Fragmented Transcribed Rumor on Global Knowledge
The text presents garbled OCR from a historical page, mentioning topics like alimony, a bankrupt excluded from payments, population growth, and newspaper prevalence. It references the United Kingdom and multiple unreadable phrases about civics, governance, and media.
Markets Report From Scranton Quotation Panel
The Markets column provides brief quotations and price ranges from Major broker sources in Scranton. It lists opening high and low points for several securities and commodities, including the American Polen and other listings referenced by M. Jordan & Co in the Meare building offices.
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Tribune
M. Jordan & Co
Meare
Scranton
Local notices and names fragment reveal community events
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and places with scattered addresses and roles, mentioning names like Beatie Ferten and Reana-Pev bn along with locations such as Meditun Peang and Ontong Ver. The text hints at protests and community notices but lacks coherent details.
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Dale
Manny
Allie
Daly Ie
Beatie Ferten
Oliioe Wan
Fieve
Per Bo
Widder Ee
Unclear historical note on market days and events
Fragmentary OCR text describes a présente market scene with references to teas, gowns, prices, and arrangements. Mentions various terms like Tioga act and Hel or Hee with uncertain context. Accounts of cattle or goods sold at varied prices are suggested with phrases about vendors and schedules.
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Melodelphia
Tioga Act
Elidel
Stella
Methodemma
Amet Gas
Hinne
Hoot Matalin Manly Qh Revlytee
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled names and phrases lacking clear event. The readable bits mention various proper nouns and phrases without coherent context or outcome. No verifiable incident or person action is discernible for a concise summary.
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Matalin Manly
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