Valentine Birtley Hosts Evening of Music and Friends
Social Gossip reports a Friday night gathering at North Main Avenue home of Valentine Birtley with music and singing. Guests included Bert Thomas, Tom Phillips, Rufus Richards, Edgar Richards, and David Birtley with Miss Theis and others sharing in a friendly social hour offering refreshments and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Birtley
North Main Avenue
Bert Thomas
Thoms Phillips
Rufus Richards
Edgar Richards
David Birtley
Resur Price
Tillian Metts
Ronnie Klynn
Lottie Birtley
Annie Tofiie
Batethi Benjamin
Wilhelmina Griffin
Lian Merels
Biditl Dads
My Beithe Theis Pum Iy
Milan Tirhadde
Rosa Drie
Rofog Niehaid
Modid Birtley
Albert Ilo
Hert Thomas
Frank Curndine
Savi Lowi
Visiting dignitaries and student trips near Withyston
A noisy, error-filled report notes visiting figures including Axistant Wortmaster and Miu D W Mowel in Withyston, and mentions Charles W Schank, Archibald, and Agnes W Lotghunmorstin. It covers travels to Napton and Rather Cotygh and hints at international education ties with Europe, France, and Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miu
D. W. Mowel
Withyston
W. OH
Moston
Charles W. Schank
Dudge
Mo Rilwande
Bia
Fain
Dba AL Baate
Ed Archibald
Lotghunmorstin
Bevel Gear Manor
Ney
Weiter Sf
Giaigh
Tliat
Hiv
Country Club Reelects Directors at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting on Saturday the country club re elected directors J Bend Dimmick Charles Weston and J B Boargos for three years. The golf season opened with a handicap match won by Luw Watking. A. HH Stoves presided with AL Hunt as secretary and an elaborate tea served by Mrs Brady Mrs O B Sturges and Mrs W W Scranton on the entertainment committee.
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J. Bend
Dimmick
Charles & Weston
J. B. Boargos
Luw Watking
HH. Stoves
AL Hunt Wrs
Brady
B. Sturges
Four Excellent Artists at Schumann-Heink Concert
The Schumann-Heink concert, praised as an unprecedented treat, features Madan Schumeann-bleink, Mist Meat Powell, Ffrangceon Davies and Mrs Haye Livekstone. Henry Wolfsohn of New York arranges arrival for a smooth Scranton evening, with doors at 7 oclock for advance ticket holders.
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Wolding
Orlock
Ail Clagverm
Seranteniana
Otelew
Belwedineg Madan Sehumeann-bleink
Mist Meat Powell
Ffrangceon Davies
Haye Livekstone
High Estoen Diy
Henry Wolfsohn
New York
Ecity
Funeral for Prof Willard Grant Held at Family Home
The service for late Prof Willard Grant principal of Scranton High was held yesterday at his Madison Avenue residence attended by intimate friends. Naval gifts from pupils and staff filled the room, with Dr James McBeod offering prayer and Rev Hubert F P Pierce reading a wartime poem honoring those who fall at their posts. Pallbearers included Prof. Wagner, Flood, Welles, Loomis, Sweller and Lawrence Stelle. interment followed at Dunmore cemetery. The high school will resume at its usual hour today after delayed opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W.inant
Scranton High School
Madison Avenue
Decenard Tistractor
Tev
James Mcbeod
First Presbyterian Church
Trev
Hubert FP. Y. Pierce
Grant
Hits
John A. Wagner
Edward Flood
A. Ti. Welles
J. M. Loomis
Tue the
Sweller
Tlaiwrence Stelle
Dunmore
The
Campbell
Council of AM Lated
Scranton
Connell
Zohnder
Tratel Jermyn
Richmond
Richmond Locomotive Works
Lehigh Railroad
Cmpany
Coxton
Wilkes-Barre
North Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh
Dieskon Works
Tixeter Tron
Sheldon
Tuller T. T. Cynfield
Lackawanna
New York
Hoabeken
Out-of-Town Attendance Planned for Milk Ball Opening
The ticket committee estimates fifteen hundred visitors from outside Wilkes-Barre will attend the armory opening. Tickets cost ten dollars for gentlemen and ladies, four dollars for ladies. Distribution targets Northeastern Pennsylvania banks hotels and drug stores with sales efforts across Philadelphia, Masten, Honesdale, and other towns. Return-ticket arrangements with railways are being organized for out-of-town attendees.
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D. Bh. Atherton
Board of Trade Rooms
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Masten
Honesdale
Wurtieg de
Police and aldermen report arrests and recoveries
A series of arrests is reported including a woman charged with larceny and a contractor detained on a prior warrant. Police recovered a large portion of stolen goods from local businesses and warehouses. Vouchers and pupils from Scranton High School are to resume work with George Idlewell as superintendent.
Fodder's Sweet Corn at Clark & Co.'s Trade Sale
The listing shows sweet corn fodder offerings from Clark and Company at 201 Washington Avenue. Trade note attached lists ai and G Ht as catalog references.
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Clark & Co
Washington Avere
Nine Hour Day Demanded by Scranton Machinists
President Zonder of the Allis-Chalmers firm met with local unions to discuss wage questions and a nine hour day. Arb itration proposed by employers fails to satisfy strikers who vow to continue action and mobilize in support of the machinists union.
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W. D. Zonder
McLaren
Dickson Shops
Allis-Chalmers Company
Willie
Dunemore Tron and Steel Company
Nitesheur Diy
M.N. McLaren
Alis-Chalmers Company
Dean Avenue
W.od. Zehnder
Scranton Bell and Nut Works
Delaney
Dicksen Manufacturing Company
Cliff Street
Tribune
Thornton
Lalor
Babar
Lior
Rees
Allis- Chilmers
Speranton
Wilkes-Burve
Young
Allis-Chalners Companys
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
National Metal Trades Association
Titertional Association of
League Agents In New Role After City Bust
Three Camilles pes siding workers from Cireen Ridge and three Providence youths were arrested for disorderly conduct at the corner of Washington Avenue and Delaware Street. Alderman Batley imposed fines on the three girls and one youth. the rest were released after leniency talks. Residents complain the corner has long seen disturbances and insults to women.
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Camilles Pes
Cireen Ridge
Providence
Robert Wilson
William Linney
Munteipulleanene
Washington Avenue
Delaware Street
Batley
Wonen
Lowing
Hitchcock Denies Dismissal of Two Officers
The director of public safety denied a circulated statement claiming James Teel and George Weat were dismissed for sending a bus detective with a forged beer order. He told Tribune reporters the claim is unfounded and the officers will remain with the department.
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Hecorder Moly
James Teel
George Weat
Director of Public Safety
Hitchoock
Hitchvuck
Fevdng
On Tribune
Department of Public Satersy
Sailor Cawley Critical After Pittston Shooting
Report says the sailor known as Cawley lies in a Pittston hospital in very critical condition after a Friday night shooting. Authorities name Joseph Vescu Vies and Duryea saloonkeeper as persons of interest. a hearing before Squire Gilboy is scheduled for this morning.
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Sailor Cawley
Pittston Hospital
Mavila
Cawley
Joseph Vescuvies
Duryea
Mlouen
Yesvovics
Iin
Squire Gilboy
Leaming Corn for Silage Onboard RB Clark & Co
Plant material identified as leaming corn for silage purposes, offered by RB Clark & Co. with loading FOB at Washington Avenue. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR. item appears as a commodity listing or notice of sale.
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Clark &O's
Washington Avenue
The Leader Unchanged in Early Second Week Contest
The Leader remains unchanged as the contest enters its second week. Many others should enter promptly, including ambitious young people urged to send their names to the paper.
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Schwenker
Standing of the Leading Contestants
The standings show Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville ranked fifth with 10 points and BR Leo Huber of Scranton listed in the lead section with due mention of points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Leo Huber
Scran- Tom Secveree
Evae
Contests Week Ends With Five Returning Points Leaders Stable
The first week shows three leaders still in front as Schwenker Braunner gain on Meyer who added no points. Branner adds four, Kemmere climbs from fifth to fourth within one point of Meyer. Many new names expected as scores are tallied daily after 4 pm.
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Schwenker
Braunner
Mrr Meyer
Inc
South Servantan
Ma Branner
Carbondale
Kemmere
Factoryville
Meyer
Onti Oclocek
Tames
Andy
Gwethon
Tribuune
The
Tribune
Educational Contest Calls Scranton Readers to Join
A notice invites ambitious youths to join the Tribune Educational Contest. It explains the second week begins today and encourages readers to recruit subscribers to support their education. The top contestant is Schwenker with 48 points. others can tie by starting now and gaining four yearly subscribers. For details, send inquiries to Holstor Educational Contest, Scranton Tribune, Scranton, Pa.
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Scranton
the Tribune
Schwenker
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Wallace Circus Pleases WashingtonReaders with Acrobatic Feats
The Wallace Show drew large crowds in Washington City with acrobatic feats by the Nelsouw family and the five-seated troupe. Promoter promises further performances in Scranton with the Seaveilen troupe and other acts. critics praised the program as entertaining and well staged.
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Wallace
Scranton
Washington City
D.C
Enw
Bowie
Disordis
Nelsouw
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Baby Bazaar
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International Association of Nisin
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Seo
International Wratherhood of
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International Association of Myelritisers
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McChive & Brooks
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League
Col. Hitchcock
Reed
West
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South Scranton
August Brunner, Jr
Meyer Lewis
Cuba
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Washington
Sarr
Ava
Morrison
Clarke Bros
Whiting
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Watres
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Arthur H. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
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L. A. Watres, Wim
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Scranton Gas & Water Co
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