Tribune Announces Second Educational Contest Prizes
The Scranton Tribune reveals eight scholarships totaling over three thousand dollars for 191? entrants. Top awards include full four year scholarships at Swarthmore College Lafayette College and Stroudsburg Normal School plus music and business college scholarships. The contest opens soon with inquiries via mail to the editor.
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Forest City Brief: Bell Purchases Pohren Lot for Statue Building
John TK Bell purchased the Pohren lot on South Alwin street for 1000 dollars and plans a large statue building to house his furniture and undertaking business. The 7400 lot will be developed immediately. local notices report multiple regional movements and events.
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Hamlet and stage stars dazzle New York audiences
The Lyceum and nearby venues report packed matinees as Walter Fort and Johnny Brat lead a three hour program. Reviews crown William Norris and Viola Allen company a standout in Hamlet with praise for Norris as a bold, reflective poet and for the ensemble’s convincing dramatic strength.
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Local Church Society Meeting and Social News
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Stillwell’s home for a business session. Guests included Miss Jesele Hardenburgh and Miss Lou Dunning. others shared tea with Miss Jennie Dunning. Mrs. Carrie Detrick visited Scranton, and a birth was announced for Monday, April 14.
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