Nescopeck Cornet Band Incorporation and Local News
The Nescopeck Cornet Band is incorporated for music promotion with no capital stock and a twenty five year term in Nescopeck Luzerne County. Local notes record visitors, holiday events, a large Weston building nearing completion and a band fair drawing crowds as the community reports on schools, church services, and a bear encounter near Wapwallopen.
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Nescopeck Cornet Band
Nescopeck
Luzerne County
James Engle
W. A. Williams
James W. Pifer
Conrad Miller
Albert Smith
A. H. Seely
Edward Bittenbender
Jerome W. Pifer
Nescopeck, Pa
Hobbie Creamery stockholders meet at Malta Hall
The annual meeting of Hobbie Co-Operative Creamery Association stockholders will be held at Malta Hall on Saturday January 14 at 10 a.m. to elect officers and transact other business.
Estate of James Bonner Deceased Public Sale Notice
Orphans' Court of Luzerne County orders public sale of real estate on Saturday January 21 1905 at 10 o clock a m on premises described as Alter and Second streets to include a two story frame dwelling and out buildings with minerals excepted. Terms 25 percent down 25 percent on confirmation and balance on deed. Trustee P F Fallon attorney J P Costello. dec22-31 Ony 65e.
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Orphans’ Court
Luzerne County
Alter and
Second Streets
Second Street
Alter Street
Diamond Coal Land Company
Vacation Notices and Local Social Scene Highlights
A mixed reading of small town life with a hunting party chase that ended with a bear's retreat Miss Madge Young of Wyoming visits Miss Gertrude Wagner and Mr Herman A Briggs of Lafayette College vacationing with family W W Whatenecht expands his piano and sewing machine trade while keeping rural lines absent in The Vigilant Bunch of Berwick residents visit Wilkes-Barre friends and a Nescopeck Independent school term with Miss Mary Smith as teacher Local social items include a Christmas hospitality note from E F Seely and a Hazleton visit by Ida Gilbert and Mabel Seeley A Wapwallopen Leap Year quip and a Milton Crops shooting match plus a routine mail carrier Fortner and a Jackknife potpourri of local commerce and hog health remedies by J W Hemmerly with a testimonial for a hog health powder and references to Wreelana Royal brand feed.
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H. H. Zeiser
William Smith
Wilkes-Barre
J. E. Smith
Gertrude Wagner
Berwick
Schleyerville
Mt. Grove
A. H. Herbst
Bethlehem
Mary Shaffer
Ruth Readler
Edna Kishbauch
Raymond Fenner
Bessie Kishbauch
Minnie Fenstermacher
Maud Fenstermacher
Horace Readler
J. H. Seely
Scranton
Urley Kishbauch
Suday
Boyd Schleyer
Nescot
Maurice Houch
Wapwallopen
Schobert
Mill Hill
Madge Young
Wyoming
Herman A. Briggs
Lafayette College
W. W. Whatenecht
W. K. Bittenbender
Messrs
George Naugle
Samuel Slusser
William Kishbauch
Ida Gilbert
Mabel
Hazleton
Floyd Seeley
J. G. Myers
W. B. Zeiser
Milton Crops
Fortner
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al. Wenner
J. K. Brobst
Tomhicken
HH. Bart Freas
M. M. Harter
Derrick
Wallace Schobert
Elmer Walck
Fred Keely
Seyberts- Sg
Ce Scheidy
Chief Hill
Bureau of Building Inspection
Temple
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Bureau
Landis
Hunt, Wilkinson & Co
Market Street
Wimby
Ey Eer
Ckley Croll
Sheppton
Mary Leech
Pottsville
Edward Engle
A. A. Applegate
Christ Hinterschute
David Vanblargan
Frederick Logar
Weston
Grace Harter
Bloomsbury Normal
Derringer
Pittsburg
Edward Tanner
John Applegate
Ff Fredrick Delzeit
Deweese Schlauch
Florian Cunschnick
Elias Hoffman
Philadelphia
Genetti
Nuremberg
Lawrence Marchetti
G. D. Gorman
West Broad St
Hazleton, Pa
James Bonner
P. F. Fallon
J. P. Costello
Jake
Hobbie
J. W. Hemmerly
Brighthaupt’s Bulletin
the Hub
Hagleton
Julius Hyman
Clothier
Hazle Hall
Beishline’s
Beishline
West Broad Street
North
Laurel Street
Lime Ridge
Stent
Charlis Bigs
Broad Street
Seybertsville
J W. Hemmerly
Mrs. Johnson
Brighthaupt
Nterleiter & CO
Hinterleiter
Oxford