Drowning of Earle Stocker in Long Pond
Earle Stocker a former Lackawanna County resident from Carbondale drowned while fishing on Long pond Saturday evening. He and Morian Williams of the Welsh Settlement capsized in a boat as night fell. Williams caught the boat, Stocker, nineteen, disappeared. Efforts to reach his parents, recently moved, were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Stocker
Long Pond
Morian Williama
Williams
Stocker
Brtforte
Tried to wreck a car in failed revenge incident
Andre Pearleh a Polander was committed to the county jail yesterday by Justice of the Peace Lynch of Simpson. After an earlier ejection from a Traction car following an argument with Conductor Harte, he attempted to wreck the return trip by placing a large stone on the rail. The motorman stopped in time, the obstruction weighing about one hundred pounds, and Constable Neary pursued and captured the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Pearleh
Jalil
Justice of the Peace
Simpson
Harte
Neary
Suffering pastor William Edgar avoids surgery now
In this city many friends are pained to learn that Rev William Edgar lies ill with a deep seated malady. A physicians consultation yesterday decided not to operate at present. Mr Edgar has recently moved to Owego New York in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar
Edgar
Owego
N. Y
Providence
Assaut and Battery Case in Edgerton
Thomas Bornish of Edgerton was arraigned before Alderman Jones on a charge of assault and battery. Testimony showed he struck Joseph Dotto with a stone on the head. Defendant committed to county jail in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bornish
Edgerton
Alderman Jones
Joseph Dotto
Ball
Local Gleanings: Juries, visits, and moves in Carbondale
The week brings jury duty for F. FE. Dennis and J. W. Dimock. Visits spark news as Misses Florence and Louise Moffitt of Ryde Park visit Carbondale. Dominick Barrett of Cannon Street is able to be out again. Jennie Butler is sick. Professor Scott of New York, after Sunday with Professor Thoma, travels to Scranton. Jerome Wetherby recovers from appendicitis in Schenectady. Mrs. J. J. Forbes and family depart for New York City to join Mr. Forbes. Harry Forbes remains in town. J. R. James of New York calls on friends. Mrs. B. I. Pitts of Scranton visits her parents here. Select council lacks a quorum at last night’s meeting. Dr. H. C. Wheeler visits Owego on professional business. C. M. Lesher summoned to New Buffalo by father George’s illness. The sick man, seventy-one, with family at bedside, including wife, two sons C. M. and Jacob, and daughters Miss Anna and Carrie Lesher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. FE. Dennis
J. W. Dimock
Florence
Louise Moffitt
Ryde Park
Carbondale
Dominick Barrett
Cannon Street
Jennie Butler
Professor Scott
New York
Thoma
Scranton
Jerome Wetherby
Schenectady
N. Y
J. J. Forbes
New York City
Mr. Forbes
Harry Forbes
J. R. James
B. I. Pitts
Select Council
H. C. Wheeler
Owego
C. M. Lesher
New Buffalo
Burglary at Sweeney Hotel and Local City Notes
Burglars entered the Sweeney hotel in Jermyn and Mayfield after 11 Sunday night through a rear door. Noise tipped off proprietor Johns and his daughter Mary, who alerted him before the thieves fled. Mrs Johns saw three men leaving from a bedroom window. The same issue reports Mary Hall's funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Maynard Kh Thompson officiating, floral presents, pallbearers, and flower girls. The Knights of the Mystic Chain conferred degrees at John Matthews Castle in Peckville. Citizens' Band to meet Wednesday evening. Florence Mains of Malin Street returned home after visiting Peckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney Hotel
Johns
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard Kh. Thompson
Baptist Church
M. DD. Fuller
Tom Joplin
John Swiethean
John Friend
John Milter
Cuthbert Chesterile
Richard Owens
Flower
Megelie
Fanny East- Iake
Lizele Jones
Knights of the Mystic Chain
John
Matthews Castle
Peckville
Citizens’ Band
Florence Mains
Malin Street
Thomas Davie
Edith
Vercoe
Local residents mingle with relatives and travelers in town
Miss Mildred Rogers of Second street plans to join relatives in Harford Susquehanna County tomorrow morning. Mr. David Anthony of West Scranton visited yesterday. The Delaware and Hudson breaker operates three quarters time today. Mrs C W Stanton and daughter Mrs Will Price of Carbondale were here yesterday. Liveryman Hendricks returned from New York with five horses. John H Fellows, a sheriff candidate, was seen circulating that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mildred Rogers
Second Street
Harford
Susquehanna County
David Anthony
West Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
W. Stanton
Will Price
Carbondale
Hendricks
New York State
John H. Fellows
Sunday School Drill Planned by M E Church in Taylor
The Sunday school youths directed by Miss Pauline Mall of Beranton prepare a scarf drill and program at Weber's rink on Thursday night May 24 in Taylor. Also noted are local social visits and a streetcar accident involving Mrs. William Neest who fell from a northbound car near North Main Street with a forehead gash but not serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Tubbs
Methodiet Episcopal Curch
Weber's Rink
Pauline Mall
Beranton
Behuolf
Wiliam Neest
Union Street
FA Oteluck
Keyser Creek
North Main Street
Depot Street
Reese
Ada Goodwin
Weat Scranton
Kate Winters
Railroad Street
Ella Browning
Bellevue
Lily Lodges
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Main Street
Maesers
Kelly, Skillhorn, Vetter
Deans
Odd Fellows
Scranton
Lake Ariel
Foreman
T. J. Williams
James Griffiths
David T. Davis, Jr
Hazleton
Lackawannt Lodge
Levi Day
Olyphant
Joseph Woodworth
North Taylor
Telehord J. Davis
Kingston
Thomas James
West Scranton
Theophilus Davis
Grove Street
Danville
David W. Jones Ald
Edwardadale
Thomas M. Davis
Moses Tevior
Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools Plan Harvey Lake Trip
The Methodist, Raptid and Presbyterian Sunday Schools unite for a union excursion to Harvey's Lake on Thursday, August 9. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Craig of Hickory Street died. Mrs J D Peck visiting relatives at Prompton. Mr A J Colborn Sr of Beranton to visit Wilson Fire Company on regular meeting night. all members asked to attend. Mesars Theodore and Miles Dikeman returned from Silkman's Pond fishing. Knights of the Mystic Chain announce an entertainment and supper at Morgan store building tonight. Albert Chapman returned to Wyoming Seminary after Sabbath at his parents' Hickory Street home. Mrs HW Benjamin and Mrs George Reed visited Scranton for Carnival of Nations. Miss Cora Savage returned to Scranton after visiting local friends. Mrs William Bell, Mrs C H Beatty and daughter Jeanette were Scranton visitors. Miss Alice J Lillibridge returned from Philadelphia after graduating from Penn State Woman's Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Harvey's Lake
Charles Craig
Hickory Street
J. D. Peck
Prompton
A. J. Colborn
Beranton
Wilson Fire Company
Mesars
Theodore
Miles Dikeman
Silkman's Pond
Wayne County
Knights of the Mystic
Morgan Store
Albert Chapman
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Henry Chapman
HW. K. Benjamin
George Reed
Scranton
Carnival of Nations
Cora Savage
William Bell
C. H. Beattys
Jeanette
Alice J. Lillibridge
Philadelphia
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cited For Whooping C cough Cure
Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children contracted the disease and suffered severe coughing spells. We used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and found it relieved the cough and effected a complete cure. John F. E. Clifford, proprietor Norwood House Norwood N J. This remedy is for sale by all druggists Matthews Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberllain
John FE. Clifford
Norwood House
Norwood
Matthews Brothers
Moosio couple head to Albany County for two week visit
Dr and Mrs Watson depart today for Albany County New York to visit the doctor's parents for a two week stay Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Dotter of Wilkes-Barre joined Mr and Mrs Archie Decker for a Sunday gathering Rev J W Young pastor of the local church led the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Albany County
N. Y
Nathaniel Dotter
Wilkes-Barre
Archie Decker
W. Young
Presbyterian church weeklong stay at Williamsport
Presbyterians spend week in Williamsport. Mr Archie Metzgar of Wilkes Barre visits his brother Mr Chester Metzgar at the home of Mr Archie Deener. Funeral for Mrs Joseph Zlegier set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the house. Mr D W Manners of Washington D C visits his brother Mr W R Manners. Spring Brook Water Co coats fire plugs with paint. Carpenters begin work today in the store room of Dr W R Manners. Partitions to be changed and improvements made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Manners
Proprietors of seven licensed hoses and speakeasy arrested
The Liquor Dealers’ association ordered arrests of seven licensed houses and one speakeasy for Sunday violations. Officer John Murray led the prosecutions in all cases before Justice of the Peace Cummings. Those arrested include John J. Mc Andrew Del Reynolds John Swallow Steven Kugmiak John Check Harry Planter and Andrew Witko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liqour Dealers’ Association
Offcer
John Murray
John J, McAndrew
del Reynolds
John Swallow
Steven Kugmiak
John Check
Harry Planter
Andrew Witko
Justice of the Peace Cummings
Public hearing to be held this afternoon at four
Mrs Dennla Lawler lies critically ill at home on Dunmore Street. Pupils of the public schools will enjoy a day outing at Laurel Hill Park next Tuesday. Mrs M Jowneph of West Scranton visited town Sunday. Miss Della Langle of Freeland visiting relatives here. J J Williames of Mt Carmel spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Roberts on Hil Street. Mr and Mrs DBD C Evans visited relatives at Green Hildge over Sunday. Miss Emma Kelly of Mill City was guest of her brother Dr L Kelly on Lackawanna Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennla Lawler
Dunmore Street
Laurel Hill Park
M. Jowneph
West Scranton
Della Langle
Freeland
Ths Place
J. J. Williames
Mt. Carmel
Mary Roberts
Hil Street
Mra
Dbd
C. Evans
Green Hildge
Emma Kelly
Mill City
Dr. L. Kelly
Lackawanna Street
Lawrence Hose Company Free Ice Cream Social Planned
The Lawrence Hose company No. 1 will host a Decoration day ice cream social at 7 30 p m at the Trail for the ladies who aided in their fair and supper. All those ladies are asked to attend. Scranton visitors Rudolph Gottwale and family were noted yesterday. William H. Jones and wife visited his aunt in West Scranton over Sunday. Daniel Cotton of Babylon moved his family into Thomas B P Jones residence in Lawrenceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hose Company
Rudolph Gottwale
Scranton
William H. Jones
West Scranton
Daniel Cotton
Babylon
Thomas BP
Jones
Lawrenceville
Base Ball Standings and Highlights from Scranton to Brooklyn
Scranton did not play yesterday while Wilkes-Barre easily defeated the Athletics, tying for first place with the Cowl Barons. Newark did not play. Reading’s defeat drops Fleischman’s men to fourth, Allen town’s win over Reading breaks the Peanut Eaters and Jersey City tie, and Sharsig’s men rise to sixth. In the National League, Orth and Garvin battled as the Quaker triumphed to boost Shettstine’s championship percentage. St. Louis moves past Pittsburgh into fourth after the Pirates’ loss to Brooklyn. Ed Doheny pitched well for New York against Cincinnati, but Boston lost again widening the gap with the Giants and Beaneaters. The box scores show Wilkes-Barre 17 to 1 in an extended slugfest with multiple hit events and fielding plays, key hits by Mesaitt, Burns, and Ketohom, and noted miscues and defensive sequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Athletics
Cowl Barons
Newark
Reading
Fleischman
Allentown
Peanut Eaters
Jersey City
Sharsig
Orth
Philadelphia
Garvin
Chicago
Shettstine
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pirates
Brooklyn
Ed. Doheny
New York
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston
Giants
Beaneaters
Atlantic League Scores Mixed Across Cities
In the Atlantic League results Newark Elinitas defeated Wilkes Marre 17 to 7 while Tealby beat Miontown 2 to 7. National League highlights include Arechlyn 7 to Pittsburg 4 and New York 4 to Cincinnati 4. Vidlatelphia 23 Chicago 1 led by Lews 11 for Boston and Toronto 12. Kartford 1% arracue Ty Providence 4. Teachester 7 Springfield 6 Minneapolis 8 Detroit 3 Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City $ Cleveland a Chicago 7 Buffalo 6 at Philadelphia Harvard 9 and University of Pennsylvania. At New Haven Yale Georgetown niin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Elinitas
Wilkes Marre
Athletica, & Miontown
Tealby
Arechlyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Harvard
University of Peonsylvania
New Haven
Yale-Georgetown
Niin
Athletics at Wilkes Farre Elmira at Newark Allentown at Roading
Collegiate track and field events listed with matchups among Wilkes Farre Elmira Newark and Allentown Roading sites. Details unclear but indicates multiple dual meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Wilkes Farre
Elmira
Newark
Allentown
Allentown Easily Defeats Reading in Home Match
Allentown defeated Reading at home as Weale never found form. Highlights included strong hitting by Henry and Joe Del ebanty and the visitors’ miscues. Score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Reading
Alentown
the Weale
Henry
Joe Delebanty
Wilkes-Barre Beats Philadelphia in Rough Display
Wilkes-Barre slugged the ball as Philadelphia’s Athletics faltered. Mahaffey exited after the fourth inning with Whiting replacing him. Whiting also faced heavy hits as the visitors committed multiple errors and fell short to Wilkes-Barre.
Battery lineups from early baseball games listed by city
In Pittsburg Brooklyn and Cincinnati matches, batteries feature Dunn McGinnity and McGuire Lees ter and Zimmerman with umpire Morat. Cincinnati also lists Doheny Bowerman Hahn Pitz Emalie as umpire Emalie. Chicago Philadelphia battery pairs include Orih and McWarland Garvin and Dondhue with umpire Swartweed. St Louis notes Poston as catcher with Lentil venecs TL4ATL0O1L2 and batteres Lewis Baller Clarke Powell riger.
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Pittsburg
R. HH
Brooklyn
Sss
Cccce
Dunn
McGinnlty
McGuire
Leester
Zimmer
Morat
Cheinnati
RK. H. OE
New York
Cinetmiti
Dhotoooltore
Doheny
Bowerman
Hahn
Peitx
St. Lovie
Poston Cccceeseeunee Doonoonoi
Hatterles
Lewis
Baller
Clarke
Powell
Riger
Scranton Idle. Wilkes-Barre and Oatmeals in Mix
Scranton rests while Wilkes-Barre reports mixed results with Kidderdam Readine Stratton and Scottie at first. O'Conner is on the market and could bolster a club. Wilkes-Barre's batting lead by Johnnie Turns contrasts with Burns in fielding and Owooko’s pitching with four wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Allion
Wellka
Dentin
St. Louie
California
Sam Hos
Conten
Doe
Philadephia
Kidderdam
Readine
Stratton
Wilkes-Barre
Scottie
Jilayvind
Collisower
Rimira
Lancaster
Johnnie
Ketehontia
Colliflower
Burns
Owonk
Amateur Base Ball Notes From Seven Scranton Teams
Amateur baseball notes list local teams and upcoming games on late May. Matches include Hemlock Street Siara vs Lilaca 11 to 5, West Side vs Red Onions, Mifflin Avenue Sliders vs Young Potato Peelers, Carbon Street Senators vs Merion City Monitors, and more. Managers Edward O Donnell Philip Beranson and others coordinate schedules. Decoration Day events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Street
Siara
Eyalue
West Side
Red Onions
Saul
Mifflin Avenue
Fern Allen
William Deso
Scranton
Mittin Avenue Sliders
Steuben Silverstein
Lester Lewis
Coxies
Turnmore
Defend. Com
Costes
Malpine
Negulare
Tregulare
Rosettes
Ohnnqr
Indians
Kvane’ Indians
Coveys
Walnut Street Stars
Alerts
E. Baul
Close of Season At Boys Industrial Association Event
The Boys Industrial Association meets in St. Luke's parish house basement and hosts an auditorium program Thursday to close its first winter season and boost the summer camp fund. The lineup features Mrs. H. M. Brady, Mixes Trene Kann, Evan Williams and boy soprano Master John Washburn, plus monologues by James H. Griffin, a dramatic reading by Miss Heatrice Morris, and child teachings by Master Forest Decker and Helen Coglier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys' Industrial Association
St. Luke's Parish House
Ita
H. M., Brady
Mixes Trene Kann
Evan Williams
John Washburn
James H. Griffin
Misa Heatrice Morris
Forest Decker
Helen Coglier
The People's Exchange Ad Offerings in The Beasts Market
The listing promotes a popular clearing house for Beasts at All Who Have Horses to Rent Real Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exchange or Who Want Situations or Help These small advertisements cost one cent a word six insertions for five cents a word except situations wanted which are inserted free
FOR SALE AND WANTED ITEMS IN TRIBUNE ADVERTISING
Classified items from a Tribune page include FOR SALE OF PROPERTY at 720 Quiney avenue and at Pine Road. HORSE AND RUNNER. hotel business inquiry for Park Hotel. WANTED FIRST-CLASS AGENTS in Pennsylvania for Sick Ant Arcidynt Company. LOST on Adams Avenue. WASTED WORK and SITUATION WANTED ads for housework, nursing, governness, hotel work. references to local offices, real estate, private hospitals, and assorted business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Etronmcal
Ant Arcidynt Company
F. Ry van Dusen
Agenta
Bay City
Mich
Acrobatic Club Announces New Performances and Tickets
The article notes several numbers of fresh and surprising acrobatic feats by club members. Tickets are available at the club rooms and from members, and will be sold at the hall on entertainment night. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises health benefits and vitality for the season.
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Lackawanna County
Wandling
William Edgar III
Jermyn and Mayfield
Sweeney House
Mary Hall
Taylor News
M. E. Church
Peter Dr. Peal
John HH. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Old Forge
Base
Nicol
Twaevensenovacee
Goodwit
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Goodwin
Evans
Sehieh
Zlewler
Fielia
Maou
Balle
Mahaffey
Gomlwin
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Bower
Pields
Tie
Atlantic League
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Wilkem Tate
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Minneapolis
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Cooyin
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Crow
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McMangs
Lawrence
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Beaumont
Stimmel
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Kuhnard
Tase En Balle
Jordan
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Pire
Tugpoll
Hes Barre
Whiting
Wit Tore
Feld
Barons
Snore
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Aneklach
National League
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Philadephia Oo
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Chiewge Sverceeeye
Orih
McWarland
Dondhue
Swartweed
Boys’ Industrial Association
People’s Exchange
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Quiney Avenue
City Steam
T. Moac
Lake Winold
Ian
Pony Avenue
Aes
Pine Road
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Inouire
J. L. Smith
Lor
Aoxiso
Lake Supridan
Rust Loca
Tribune Office
Ing Park Hotel
William Craig
Robinson
Cérie
C. Miller
Amall
EL Tribune
Prace Ee Pleasant Nooms
Adams Avenue
Room and Board
Adama
Pace Erees
Reht
Adelphi Coffen Mills
LM Weart Street
P.O. Bow
Gent
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Linden
Franklin Avenue
S. M
Tribune
Big Money
Mr. H. Smuling
Rochester
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Doline
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Board of Commission
William A. Ston
TB. Wyre
Superistameent
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Tor of Common Pleas
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Triestas
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Martinborg
Contricts
T. L. Byte
Commissioners of Public
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Traders’ Bank
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
Frederick Fh, Wrown
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Phonca
Joseph Koltoy
LEGAL
Pit. C. ER. Eilendergee
Pauli T Building
Spaice Street
Berunton
D. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Car
Wyoming and
Mulberry
John Cou
Bine Morris
John Penman
John J. Durkin
Atlent— County Commissioners
WMG
Daniels
Laurach
Banking
J. F Reynolds
Elk Cape
Peral
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B. & W. Passeager Depot
Victor Koch
Scranton Savings Bank of Scrantor
Rusources
Richard J. Bourke
Foo
Laelawanne Avenue
Gineral Tawtusi
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TW. Browning
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Ant
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State of Pennsylvania
County of Lackawanna
C. Behafer
H. ¢. Shaper
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Mears Nnn
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Washington Aver
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Mite Avenue
Atone Tell Phone
Joseph Kunttel
RBA
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Helen Buchanan
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A. Scranton
Schanton
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Hasleton
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H.R. Howns VO
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Dh & TW
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Pass
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Relamap Aesio
Liviawinna Avenue
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