West Scranton Wheelmen at Taylor Weber's Rink
Weber's rink in Taylor hosted a large audience for the West Scranton Wheelmen show. Vocalists and comedians opened the program with a lively overture and songs, jokes, and solo acts drawing strong crowd response. After the performance, the building committee pledged to resume West Side Hospital work and speed up completion.
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Electyle City Wheel Mentatine Etre Company
Weber
Tasylor
Vocaliops
David Owens
Cejentiad
William Ries
Taylor
Audienc
Walter Davis
Ben Allen
Tom Stephens
Arthur Davis
Earl Hollister
Luther Thomas
Willian Williams
Davis
Nick Neumiula
Morse
GA. WidmMs
Ben Alle
Boneén
Billy Willams
W. RL Davie
Jambes
N. Teete Luther Thomas
Edward DD. Morse
Edward DD. Morse. “Pop” Florey
Talen
Stoppage at First Bapital Church Construction
Work halted on the First Bapital church building due to the contractor A. A. Fletcher's serious illness and hospitalization after a major operation. He is not expected to recover for several weeks, leaving the church in a difficult situation.
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A. A. Fletcher
Ch.cage
Oos
Local Schools Fund Collections Grow at West Side Bank
Nearly fifty dollars were deposited yesterday for public schools Nos. 19 and 14 by Principals David Owens and Josephine Db. Lees. The fund is rising as teachers and pupils support the project with several contributors listed, and the Tribune invites pupils to submit legitimate news items with names and addresses for publication.
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West Side Bank
David Owens
Josephine Db. Lees
Pefaehlheen
Martha Watkin
Tieis Kilentoth Tawle
Center Alive Beanie
Metha Kelly
Miet Dore
Mies Miiniay
Sy Mike Niche
Mine Mwuvniel
Eentyy
Mise Morgan
Mise Fhatton
Tvernie
Mies Huvis
Mixe Pieane
Mies
Helefore
STON
Mies Brynny
Mh Wale
Mie Murphy
Mew Pegler
Boi
Miew Peck
the Tribune
West Scranton
Jenkins Drug
West Side hospital seeks more staff to handle growing work
Crowded conditions at the West Side hospital prompt calls for additional help for the nurses and superintendent. Since opening, the workload has risen beyond the capacity of Superintendent Smith, Nurses Powderly and Smith. Anticipated state appropriations may rise this year to fund more staff and improve the institution’s efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hospital
Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Anfield at 3 o clock
Rev Trot Evans to conduct funeral services this afternoon for the late Mrs Jane Anfield at the house 456 Fourteenth Street. Interment to be in Washburn Street Cemetery. Remains of Michael Coggins of 84 Elyonne Street entered in Cathedral Cemetery yesterday.
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Trot, Evans
Jane Anfield
Fourteenth Street
Washburn Street
Michael Coggins
Eyllone Street
Cathedral
Spring housing boom planned in West Scranton areas
With spring arrival, developers announce new homes to be built in West Scranton. Projects focus on the Round Words tract and West Park and Tripp Park areas, with several homes already in progress.
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West Scranton
Round Words
West Park
Tripp Park
Growth Ahead In Local Buildings And Factories
The article notes favorable industrial and weather conditions boosting the local outlook. In Weet Park Colonel Reese Phillips' new home on Main Avenue nears occupancy while J Reese erects an autobantial block nearby. The Herflicker and Dolmetach blocks near occupancy and daily groundbreaks for foundations continue. Funeral services for Joseph Ansley Sr were held at his Meridian Street residence with Rev. J P Moffat officiating. Interment will be at Paupack, Wayne County, in a private ceremony.
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Weet Park
Reese Phillip
Main Avenue
J. Reese
Joseph Ansley
Meridian Street
J. P. Moffat
D. D
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Devonedd
gFervices
Pull Dearere
Willien R. Willams
Frank Washinen
John Kenore
HC. Hi
North End Stare to Face Vaylor Stare Tonight
The North End Stare will play the Vaylor Stare this evening at the Amu ditorium. Entrance to the game will be at the side door for Mr. and Mrs. Deltrick of Kingston.
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North End
Amuditorium
Mrs. Deltrick
Kingston
Sensible Man Recommends Kenny’s Balsam for Throat Cure
A dealer offers free samples of Kenny’s Balsam, advertised to cure coughs asthma bronchitis croup and throat troubles. The promoter Lak authorizes any druggist to distribute a sample house free to prove the remedy’s worth. Includes reference to 235 and 60.
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Wee Kenny
Hong
Lak
Iving
Local Event Notices and Church Activities Summary
Visiting Mr and Mrs G W Davie and Rev Mr Hughes preach at Calvinitic Methodist on Wayne Ave at 7 pm. Bible study at YWCA on Daniel subject led by Rev Ul rich. Play rehearsal by Keystone club for Easter week at Auditorian. Court Street church fair and widows fund social tonight. Wrestler John Williams challenges Samuel Davis for a catch as catch can match.
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Mr. Hughes
Calvinietic Methodist Church
Wayne Avenue
Davis’ Drug Store
Main and
Market Street
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Auditorian
Young Women's Christian Association
George N. Ulrich
Berwick Baptist Church
Rev. Smith
Moglich Baptist Church
John KR. Williams
Samuel Davis
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Modern Woodmen of America
Green Ridge
Providence
Yenalns of Sterns to Hold Funeral in Scranton
The Yenalns of the late William Stern arrived from Atlantic City. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the family residence on Cedar avenue with Rabbi A S Anspacher officiating. Interment will follow at the Dunmore Jewish cemetery. Patrick Judge was arraigned on charges before Alderman Lentes with $300 bail posted by John Jude after witnesses Lena Kil an and George Fees testified. Judge later swore out a warrant before Alderman Brune for threatening his life.
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Joh Murphy
Fidler
Anthony Cadden
Theodore Street
Murphy
Cadden
Thomas Mulherin
West Market Street
William Stern
Yenalns
Atlantic City
Cedar Avenue
A. S. Anspacher
Linden Street
Dunmore Jewish Cemetery
Patrick
Lentes
Joseph J. Brune
Lena Kilan
George Fees
John Jude
Alderman Brune
Knights of Pythias to Meet in Hartman’s Hall This Evening
Camel Wilke and No 431 Knights of Pythias plan a regular session this evening in Hartman’s hall. The South Scranton baseball club will reorganize at Workington’s hall. Junior Order United American Mechanics meets at Schimoff’s hall tonight. Catholic Mutual Aid and Beyeth association to convene at Pharmacy tonight at 8. St Mary’s church choir rehearses at St Mary’s hall this evening. Patrick Larkin visits Edward Boyle on Fig street. Michael Smith and Stephen Dugean return from Lehigh visit. The Knights of the Mageabees reported at Pharmacy hall with extensive business.
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Camel Wilke
Knights of Pythias
Hartman’s Hall
Patrick Larkin
Wilkek- Barre
Eaward Boyle
Fig Street
Michael Smith
Stephen Dugean
Lehigh
South Scranton Baseball Club
Workington's Hall
Bete Maeda
Schimoff
Catholic Mutual Aid and Beyeth Association
Pharmacy Hall
Knights of the Mageabees
St. Mary's
St. Miury'’s Boll
Local notices and society events in Green Ridge area
ER D Jenkins recovers from a severe attack. Wee Man's Florelan Missionary societies meet at Green Ridge Presbyterian next week with many delegates expected. Green Ridge Woman's Club heard Miss Mildred Gren and Miss Morcow perform. Croon Hidge lodge plans its 15th anniversary on Thursday April 11. Mrs Jenkins visits, and I M Sturges lectures on China at Capouse church. Easter sale at Christ church runs three evenings, featuring aprons, dresses and gifts from various guilds, with proceeds aiding the chapel literary department.
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ER. D. Jenkins
Cupouse Avenue
Weeman's Florelan Missionary Societies
Presbytery
Lackiwanna
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge
Morcow
Omoers
Charlee Toby
Capouse Avenue
Alve A. G. Thomasen
North Park
Philadelphia
OM. Sturges
Capouse
China
Ladies of
Christ Church
North Washington Avenue
California
Ewrier
Sworn Reassignment for Police and Fire Department Members
Officials announce that all police and fire department members must be sworn in again when the ripper bill takes effect next Monday. Assistant Suhallvit remarks on the measure.
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Police
Syullvit
City patrols to be sworn in after new safety director takes over
Davis prepared commissions for each patrolman yesterday. They will be sworn in soon after the new director of public safety assumes office. Those not invited to be sworn in will be considered retired, but a Tribune source says there will be few changes and no broad shake-up. the reorganization will be limited.
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Davis
Japanese Wedding at Baptist Church Amid Barber Protests
Tonight at the Baptist Church a heavily anticipated Japanese wedding and entertainment will be held with coffee and cake served afterward for a nominal charge. The event features a local program of music recitals and performances, while tension with the Barbers’ International union escalates over Sunday shaving protests.
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Baptist Church
Stroudsburg School Session and Local Social Notes
Leave today for Stroudsburg Normal school with Superintendent Bovaril. Knights of Pythias meet in Masenle hall tonight. Bronson travels to Oden si for funeral of Mrs Purdwell of Kingston. Coe Finch cares for home on Cherry street. Mr and Mrs Reilly visit Archibald friends. Margaret Harvey visits town. Ruth Brennan stays at home on Bunkerhill. Jennie McKanyoe returns from Wayne county trip.
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Stroudsburg Normal School
Bovaril
Knights of Pythias
Masenle Hall
Bronson
Bay
Odensi
Purdwll
Kingston
Archiald
Mise
Margaret Harvey
Lough
Ruth Brennen
Bunkerhild Mire
Jennie McKanyoae
Wayne County
Edith Atherton of Tartan Dies After Brief Illness
Miss Edith Atherton of Tartan dies suddenly at age in the Pittite Valley area. The obituary notes her long life, community involvement, and family ties as neighbors recall her kindness and quiet presence in local society.
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Pittite
Epworth League Holds Important Meeting Tonight
The Epworth league will hold a line important meeting tonight hoping that many Humber will be present. The Misses Mabel Kelly Lucy Heal Ron McDonald and Kate OMalley are noted among attendees.
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Epworth League
Humber
Mabel Kelly
Lucy Heal
Ron McDonald
Kate O'Malley
Dalton notices and obituaries amid town events
Local column reports visitors and guests at homes including Mes. William Vou and Miss Mabel Povdy, with services led by Rev. Thompson. Grace Masher, 15, died at home with funeral in Benton and school ties noted. Mrs Cooper led the service. Mabel and Walter Wines attend varied events while farming notices and sales are listed for the week.
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Stevens
William Vou
Wellesley W. Moudisl
Brookly
Min Hh
Mencan Kl Toe
Terane Ton
A. M. Thoin
Mabel
Clark's Seon
Grace Masher
Velo
Mov
Cooper
Hey
Th Thompson
Misa Huther
Hulton High School
Deed Palmer
Sorannin
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Frank J. Milman
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Potteville
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Milman
Jormvn
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Jackson Street
W. J. ‘Thayer
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Atlantis City
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South Canaan
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Mike Dora Warner
Swetland Street
Price Evane
Sumner Avenue
Gama Nu Society
Edward Lewis
Hampton
John Davies
Eynon Street
City
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Mears’ Hall
We HL
Louie
Waleter
Oscar
Young Womens Christian Association
Willa Connell Glee Club
Robert Morris
Kate Taylor
Scranton Street
Alex Sholkopsky
Willams
U Oolock Sundiy Alent
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Junio
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Myre
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Patrick Judge
Gilhool
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Dime Bank
Bath
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Tor Tiny
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Greew
Lackawanna Avenue
Atl
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Spruce Street
Aml
Washington
Linden Duick
Windsor Hotel
Sella
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Peter Stipp
Ceveral Contractor
Murlder
Olfee
Wislington Avenue
Kirkpatrick
Joseph Kvuettel
Golden Gate
Nower
the New Wall Paper CO
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Ees Becurity
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Tromeoffee
Moore Thuillding
Tielness Thirmigh
Penmeyivenia
Farrell
Freigit
Parcituen
Lackawanna Ave
M. A. Friedlander 4 CO
AM Adame Ave
Deth House
James 7
Quick
Lawhawanna Ave
William Janko
Washington Ave
Alert Werthor
H.l.gleason
Court House
Fred H. Winter
Keccarr & Harris
Gow
Pernarenim
Boratitet
Howes
William G. Loomis
Burr
Sper Street
Secanton
Frank M. Moyer
Penn Avenue
the Home Supply CO
Turnline
Caes
W. Lackawanna Ave
Boranton
F. Gross
Azz Srance
James J. Murray
Hunt & Connell Ga
Cartan
Reptire Owl General
Grecuiliy
Elie Teeadenhinehbhaiyemsialeti
Mig Paul Wesdyt
Waslington Avenue
S. Radin
Adams Ave
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Mulberry Sr
Wenzel
Chassit
Os - Willow
Vallore i Motel
Jermyn
Aerwaten
Bulta
H. A. Riefenberg
Fiumilng
Tinniyr
Eating
Sele
Howard Fornane
Telephone Ain UF
Winden Street
E. V. Beardsley
Spruce
Sara Allywn
Will Wermi
Iren Cerell
Tehanid 4
Mawr Helleenig
Meldrum, Scott & Co
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Dunmore Doings
Phite Seleunien
Dane Eales Mikes
Modaarey Cece
Phillips
Svoormpaniet
Mingtes
Dones
Michiel Sullivan
Vove Street
Squire Cooney
Barbers’ International Union
Cote
Tye
Edith Atherton
Dalton
Lyceum Theatre
Reis
Worl 40 Laverdys
Mastodon
K. Nankeville
Sale Onener
Mlnateel
GhoonGh Wauke
Newlin Wilson
Seute
Wami
Mr. Tim Murphy
Sol Smit
Maxsells
Garae Seem
Marita Morton
New Yorks
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Miss Prinnt
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Pst Wi
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Ernia
New Gaiety Theatre Als
G. Hrhuiag Tos
I Nervite Medical Co
Cheng
Fanny
Fanetaryville
Tie Cooper
Wyoming
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