Alfred Wooler Vocal Studio and music pedagogy feature
A feature on Alfred Wooler portrays his standing as a leading Northeastern Pennsylvania music teacher and Elm Park church tenor soloist. It details his study in England and the U.S., letters from instructors praising his mastery, and his published compositions. It also notes The Tribune Educational Contest progress and remaining entry window.
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Elm Park Church
Scranton
England
Robert Bradley
Bradford
Yorkshire
William Courtney
New York
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Shipley
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Robert Hradley
Hugh A.burke
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Tribune Scholarships Offer Two Vocal Studio Awards
The Tribune announces two new scholarships as part of its Educational Contest. Winners will receive full tuition for a year of private vocal instruction at Me Wooler’s Vocal Studio, created to help promising students who otherwise cannot afford lessons.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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AL Clarke
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University of Penns
Philadelphia
Scranton
Powell Building
Wyoming Avenue
Henry P. Dreyer
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Sernaten Conservatory of Music
Jervis Hardenbergh School of Music
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Havenstrite Goes to Eleventh Place
Havenstrite, entering Thursday, scored 31 points yesterday and Bates, Lewis, also scored again as the team moved to eleventh place.
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Havenstrite
Standing of Contestants In Scranton Area Event
A long list ranks 33 contestants by scores from A. J. Kellerman Scranton at 747 to Astin J. Thayer South Scranton with unclear totals. Names include Burns Wandling Kipp Stanton Capwell Dorsey Madden Adams McCreary Harpur Mathewson Geye Hallstead Kibler Culver Coleman Decker Yeager Williams Johnston Morris Clark Thayer among others.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Albert Freedman
Belle- Wan Een Erdts Vegavetecsiaravetesn
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Maxwell Shepherd
L. E. Stanton
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Don C. Capwell
William Cooper
Priceburg
DCO
Spss
Sr Enanene
Bondale
Chas
W. Dorsey
A. Havenstvne
Harry Madden
Hendrick Adams
Chin- Chilla
Frank B. McCreary
Hallstead
Ae uniSi
Beatrice Harpur
Thomyrow
Pee Pice
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Louis Geye
Brooklyn
Walter Hallstead
Scranton Veenesye S
Fred "Kibler
South Acer
Wits
Lee Culver
Springville
Edna Coleman
Boranton
Grant M. Decker
Hall
Mary Yeager
Green Ser
Naiay
Raven Siycen
Elmer ‘Willams
Hu If Johnston
Forest Ity
Eddie Morris
South Seran- Som
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St. A. L. Clark
Green Grove
Nor Danvers
Astin J. Thayer
South Scranton
Bates climbs, Havenstrite leads in September prize standings
Lewis Bates, Scranton, moved from thirty-ninth to thirty-fifth yesterday with ten points additional eight point score. J A Havenstrite of Moscow DL advanced three places to fifth. Other results list Havenstrite five, Gunster Green Ridge, Dorsey Scranton, and Williams Elmhurst among ten leaders. Local construction includes Baptist church foundation, new bank building, and B von Eckartsberg's nearly finished three story brick hotel planned with steam heat and electric lighting.
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Tribune
J. A. Havenatrite
Moscow
J. Flanten
Charles W. Dorsey
My. Dorsey
Fred K. Gunster
Creen Ridge
Lewis Bates
J. A. Havenstrite
Green Ridge
Scranton
New Baptist Church
Bank
September Leaders Award Prizes Span Cameras and Mandolin
First prize is a Mandolin valued at $10, followed by prizes including No. 2 Brownie cameras for second and third places. A No. 1 Brownie Camera is awarded as the fourth prize.
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Prise
Community News From New Milford Highlights Visitors and Local Happenings
The town hosts visitors from Binghamton and Scranton for family and social visits. Teachers attended an association meeting at Foster. A Postal Telegraph workman was seriously injured after a fall from a pole, he was taken home by train. Various locals, including Mrs. D. W. Hager and Rev. W. J. Crane, were seen in town on Friday and Saturday.
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New Milford
Walker Sherwood
Binghamton
S. V.trumbull
Heart Lake
George Murphy
Scranton
Grace Golden
Cohocton
Charles Quinn
Nettle Stillwell
Maud Trumbull
Foster
Miles
Postal Telegraph Company
van Buskirk
Owego
Fred Kennedy
William Rosengrants
Weet
Mise Williamson
Tunkhannock
D. W. Hager
W. J. Crane
Uniondale
Methodist Sunday School
James Voleman
Minnie
Great Bend
Naomi
Finley's Hall
M. H. Steele
Pittsburg
Chalra
Sister Steele
Kegerman
Acker
Greenslade
Grand Guard
E. A. Richens
Grand Sentinel
Lange
Bradbury
Petersburg
Magdalene Assembly
Edith Richens
Vine Street
Joseph Tyson
Taylor
M. E. Parsonage
Archbald
James Walker
Anna Tyson
Albert Richens
Avoca
B. McKean
Salt Lake City
Grove Street
George Carey
Lincoln Hill
Charles Otto
Cornell University
J. H. Christian
Ricketts Battery
Reading
Christian
Gettysburg
Celia McGlynn
Elizabeth Mangan
Nellie Dougherty
Kate Burns
Sarah Meehan
James Walsh
Hawley Notes Local Business Moves and Lodge Visit
J Benjamin Robiteon of Honesdale visited Hawley on business. Keystone Roitting Mille Co. under way with several fryings and plans for large business. William Watts to run a new hardware store in the recently built Fifteenth street frame building by Wall and Murphy. Wangum lodge No. 448 IOOF Hawley hosted a delegation from Wallen Paupuck lodge Lew Foundland and conferred the second degree on two candidates.
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Hawley
J. Benjamin Robiteon
Honesdale
Keystone
Wall, Murphy and Branning
William Watts
Fifteeneth Street
Wall & Murphy
Wangum Lodge No
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Wallen Paupuck
Taylor Reds Lose Narrowly to Scranton Gibbons Team
The Taylor Reds fell in a tight game to Gibbons of Scranton. Wolsenfluh pitched nine strikeouts and four hits allowed, but weak support doomed the home team. A second item notes a surprise birthday party for Miss Lulu Jones of Taylor street with friends and family.
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Gibbons
Scranton
Wolsenfluh
Taylor Cesceeree
Beranton Oe
Welsentith
Glynn
Needham
Graham
Maria Tube
Piancos Watkins
Besse Davies
Mary Thomas
Blanche Davia
Stanley Tube
Harry Watking
Arthur Davis
Fllsworth Davis
Yaylor
Queele
Jessie
Eien Davenport
Jessie Scam
Mabel Foster
Della Davis
Garretta Freeman
Margaret Jones
Ethel Nichols
Percy Thomas
Robert Rundle
Elmer Baum
Bam Corvitury
Evan
Hichens
Joseph Dyson
James Walker
Dyson
Albert Hichens
Avoca
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Lake Winola
My. Wooler's
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
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Samter Bros
Complete Outfitters
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Fi . Joseph
Hirgenstriter
William H. Sherwood
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Sears
Maxwell Shepherd II
Dr. Jaegers
Sale Agency
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Certified Public Accountant
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Frederick L. Brown
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Real Estate Exchange Bldg
Washington Avenue
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Connell Building
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Schlager & CO
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