Scranton Chorus Heads to Brooklyn Eisteddfod for Final Rehearsals
Scranton United Choral Society sailors depart for Hoboken at 7 30 tomorrow morning to rehearse at Carnegie library in Brooklyn and later perform at Arion Hall and Forty seventh Regiment Armory. Entries list includes Scranton United Ladies and Men’s societies and grand choirs with prizes ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Brooklyn
Scranton United Choral Society
Oildns
Scranton
Hoboken
Carnegie Library
Choral Society
Harold Warfager
Parker
Arions
Buck
Damrosch
Handel
Scranton United Choirsociety
11 LEO Tomorrow Morning at Meyer's Hotel
11 LEO and Mike Thely headquarter writers at Meyer's Hotel plan a morning briefing. The location is Meyer's Hotel, and the event is set for tomorrow morning with active writing teams.
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Leo
Mike Thely
Meyer's
Choir Reception Arrangements Listed for Event
The notice outlines dining and entertainment plans for the choir and guests, detailing RSVP expectations and where activities will take place. It highlights coordinated hospitality efforts and the anticipated attendee list.
Consolidation Forms Large Scranton Refrigerating Plant
The Scranton Packing and Scranton Refrigerating companies merged to form a larger concern with 120000 capital, led by president W W Watson. The new plant will rise from four to seven stories on Wyoming Avenue, housing butter eggs cheese fruit fish poultry beer furs and clothing storage and dry storage with capacity for two hundred cars, and nearly $100000 in improvements planned before April first.
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Scranton Packing Company
Scranton Refrigerating Company
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
Piacking Company
Hon. W. W. Watson
Consolidated Company
Hse
J. J. Connell
J. L. Kemmerer
JT. M. Righier
Mt. Carmel
B. J. Horan
Dunmore
Hon
W. W. Watson
P. J. Horan
Albert L. Watson
J. L. Connell
Firnitive
Incomplete Will Paragraph Reveals Unsigned Testament
The fragment notes "Monroe my executors to this my will and testament" but the paragraph was never signed by the testator, leaving the document legally unfinished and potentially invalid without proper execution.
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Monroe
Brogan and Battle wed at St Peter's Cathedral
Joseph F. Brogan of Buffalo and Miss Catherine Battle of Birch street were married at 4 yesterday afternoon in St. Peter's cathedral. Rev. J. J. Loughran, D.D., officiated with Prof. Schilling at the wedding. Miss Agnes Battle served as bridesmaid and William Tyrell as groomsmith. The bridesmaids wore blue silk and carried bride roses, and a reception followed at the Battle home. The couple will relocate to Buffalo to reside.
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Joseph F. Brogan
Buffalo
Catherine Battle
Birch Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. J. Loughran
Schilling
Agnes Battle
William Tyrell
Michael Battle
Brogan
Subscription Dance at Knights of Columbus Club
A delightful subscription dance was held last night at the Knights of Columbus club house. About eighty couples attended and danced to Bauer's orchestra in a handsomely decorated auditorium. Patronesses included Mrs. William Kelly and many others.
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Knights of Columbus Club
Bauer
William Kelly
Joseph O'Brien
John P. Kelly
Richard O'Brien
P. O'Malley
A. J. Casey
John Burke
Ella Connell
P. P. Smith
Mary (. Connolly
Robert Wells
M. J. McDonald
F. Oo. Meguargee
Lutheran Pastors Meet at Witke Home in Scranton
The Scranton Wilkes-Barre Lutheran Pastoral Association held a Tuesday gathering at Rev. James Witke’s AMltiple Street home. Attendees included Rev. Lindenstruth Keates Seneker Anderson Ehinger Witke Butter Thimer and others. Genesis was read in Hebrew and sermons and papers on Thanksgiving and the state after death were discussed. Dinner afterward hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Witke followed the meeting.
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Scranton-Wilkeshire
Lindenstruth
J. F. Keates
H. F. A. Seneker
Giustaf Anderson
Carbonidale
Mev
H. F. Ehinger
Scranton
James Witke
I. PY. Butter
Stey
H. A. Uille
A. la. Thimer
Union Thanksgiving services set for Harford church
Special to the Scranton Tribune Harford Nov 26 Union Thanksgiving services planned at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday morning at 11 oclock Reverend Hawkins to deliver the sermon The young men s class to meet Friday evening Nov 28 All are invited Also local notices report visits and illnesses among Harford residents with names and places including Wilkes Barre Nicholson Scranton and Salem.
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Scranton Tribune
Harford
Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey
CL. W. Hawkins
Chiss
Paul Sherwood
Wilkes- Barre
Hugh McConnell
Horace Sweet
Minnie Darrow
Watson Bradward
Suspicious Fires Damages Mrs. Jordan Home
Superintendent Ferber reports a bungled incendiary attempt at 2 a m yesterday in Mrs. Mary Jordan's residence on North Washington Avenue. Fire started in three places. two smothered, one under a stairway caused heavy damage estimated at about 400 dollars.
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Incendiarium
Ferber
Mary Jordan
North
Washington Avenue
D. L. W. Board Make-up for Wednesday Schedule
The Dp L W board for today lists numerous names and times across shifts from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Kasia Dutton Kitege Gilligan and Van Wormer. Extras include West East and Loom groups with several entries such as Bartholomew Moran Murphy Cathey and Secor among others.
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Kasia P.m. Dutton
Th. Gilligan
Suniotithei Ph. m
MA Gimlea
Geteth
Muriney
West
Case
Atras
L A. m
van Wormer
Gordon
Boshi
Migovern
Cathey
Wa. An
Secor
Weet
Stanton
Ota
Coshie
Goo
Carmody
Tha. Am
Ketehum
Po My Musiner
Monroe Estate Probate Ruling on Appointive Clauses
Judge Voeburg dismisses part of the appeal in the Capitana court regarding the will of James Monroe deceased. The ruling preserves the probate except for the clause appointing executors. The will, drawn and signed by the testator, was witnessed by John L. Keogh and Della Keogh, with an added paragraph appointing Mary Monroe and William after the signature.
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James Monroe
Voeburg
Capitana
Yald
John L. Keogh
Della Keogh
Wits
J. James Monroe
Mary Monroe
William
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder and Heart Cure Endorsements
An advertisement touts Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as relieving colds headache and catarrh within ten minutes with testimonials from Rev W H Main and others. It also mentions Dr Agnew's Heart Cure aiding an overworked heart, endorsed by Wm G Clark and H C Banderon.
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Agnew
W. H. Main
Baptist
Emanuel Hayek
Buffalo
Dr. Agnew
Wm. G. Clark
H C. Banderaon
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