Death of W. W. John in Garfield area church service
The death of W. John occurred at his father's home on Bentwood Street after months of illness from Bright's disease. Born 1899, he was a longtime resident, widowed five years ago, and highly regarded in town. He belonged to the Garfield Methodist church and veteran groups. funeral services will be held at 1 PM Thursday on Oak Street, with interment at Alaska Cemetery.
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Benth Osk Street
George Washington Tohn Piasad
Lrith
Darth
Alsruys
Alsunat
Parmer
Uae
H.T. Jobe
Joho
Jacal Mathodlat Totacopal Cherel
Garfield Unitip No. 3M
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Lodge No
P.O
Taga Mouse
Punervl
Kouls Oak Street
Orolovk Thindey Attornece
Houck
Inter Mantal Alaska
Fire devastates four Shamokin houses and damages the rest
A large blaze in Shamokin destroyed four dwellings and damaged surrounding structures. Firefighters saved adjacent buildings though the origin remains under investigation. A boarder woman reportedly saved about 8400 in cash from one home as residents evacuated. City growth and local employment were noted in nearby Marion Heights with new houses and ongoing development. MITCHELL WILL ATTEND.
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Shamokin
wMynt
Garanel Roushton
Siumpkin
Thairo
Honda
Mavion Heights
Vat Pines
Dinita
Marion
Mn Eimer Maueltinger
Stininakin
Sula
Ols
Pellontibnainess.litely
Well Known Lady Dead In Milharg Pa Funeral Plans
A well known Milnharg Pa resident, Mrs Robins aged sixty one, died suddenly of complications. she was a devout Christian and active in the local Presbyterian church. Survived by husband S Robins, two sons Dr Joseph of Charlsepson and W Way, a daughter Mrs Madge Young of Milnharg. funeral arrangements not finalized. An Evening Wedding at United Evangelical church parsonage united Miss Mary Smith and O Moser. they will reside on Br Messner's Wear Pour Street. Stated local notes discuss social concerns and public morals. readers urged to consider parental responsibility and community standards. The Lakeside Traction Company plans to improve routes and fares. discussion includes Philadelphia to Scranton flyer and a Pullman car used for a presidential visit.
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Hotine
Womin
Robins
Christina
Jerusband
Robin
de. Joseph
Charlepson
W. Way
Chiles H
Alderson
Oug
Madge Young
Milnharg
United Evangelioa Church
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Wulin O
Moser
Mie
Mary Smiths
Girard Volliery Mh
Br. Messner
Wear Pour Street
Unclear OCR Fragment Forces Censored Transit Note
An OCR fragment mentions a Cen tralia figure and trolley crowding for a week with cryptic lines about ships boats storms and feathers. The text is garbled with many broken names and nonsensical phrases, preventing clear events or identities from forming a coherent summary.
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Ready Fay Store
Gua
Capes
Ww. S. Thirlwell & CO
South Gate
B. F. Kessler
Staeer
Loggins
Overgaiters
Lumberman’s
Stiel’s
Bolich
Cash Buyers
W. John
Tess
Sudan
Ita
Thos
Thadawa
Heuleh
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Theiend
Dra
Gravannion
Mahanoy City
Tartars
Justopansd
Jaxbalin Hox Scars
Martin Boorte
Thee Gorpeomaipres
Haltor Miatloy
Lansford
Pha
Yarenta
Tao
Fowle
Futobyn Suibrb
Mabanoy
Lakeside ‘Traction Company
Tia Placa
Tha
Traction Sorapany
Eaou
Possiobes
Livia Sonning
Philadelphia
Scranton
Pullman Company
Washington
Hig Trottoy
John Dempeey
Centralia
Gentralie
Bilt and Vine. Ltd
Hickory
City
Chesinote
Lord’s Novelty Stores
Ike Goldschmidt
North Oak St
Sane
Beadtifil Crentione
Bine Rao
Pineh Enpy Incl
Tony
C. C. Leader & Son
W. H. Pensys
Oak Street
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