Stockholders hear bylaw revisions at Hollenbach Company meeting
Hobbie George and Mrs. Carver celebrate a new son. Hollenbach Telephone Company held a large stockholders meeting with a second bylaw reading. A third and final reading will occur March 17 at Wapwallopen with potential further business and urged attendance. Jr O U A M to perform Asian Degree March 18. O M A E B Lacey promotes silo orders after soliciting in Susquehanna County. Wilson Moyer and wife made a brief Hazleton trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbach Telephone Company
Wapwallopen
W. I. Peters
A. BE. Moyer
Ambrose Whitebread
Clemens Faux
Conrail Hess
J. T. Benjamin
Wilson Moyer
Hazleton
Visitors Callers At Hazleton Home
Mrs Harter and Mrs Wilson Moyer with daughter son and Miss Ungemach called at C Broh's in Hazleton recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Wilson Moyer
Miss Ungemach
C. Broh's
Hazleton
Real Estate Deal and Local Notices in City
J H Lahm sold a valuable lot on North Vine Street for Mrs Agnes Swann to Henry Specht of the electric light station, who plans a double residence. Lahm lists more lots for sale at key city intersections and invites inquiries. A farm dispute involving B Markle and Paul Balliet surfaces. title issues center on a deceased owner's heirs with unresolved notes. Also advertised are a bay team for sale and spring fabric offerings including Crepe Melrose and Prunellas in various shades and widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lahm
North Vine Street
First
Second
Agnes Swann
Henry Specht
Electric Light Station
Specht
Lahm
Diamond Avenue
Laurel Streets
Fourth and
Laurel
West Broad Street
B. Markle
Eton
Ram Walp
Walp
Paul Balliet
Balliet
Oscar Roth
Fifty ninth wedding anniversary celebrated in Conyngham
The social pages note a fifty ninth wedding anniversary at the home of G. H. and Mrs. Knelly in Conyngham. Mr. Knelly, once Phoenix Hotel proprietor, and his wife have shared peace and prosperity for nearly six decades, with friends hoping for more anniversaries and eternal happiness. The piece includes reflections on aging and enduring love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H
Knelly
Conyngham
Mrs. Knelly
Mr. Knelly
Party News Highlights From Lan' dies Hotel And Local Homes
Elaborate held at Lan dies Hotel last Saturday evening with St Johns Orchestra and local musicians Harry Mason and Alex Heidenrich. Miss Bertha Wharmby of Nuremberg honored at a Jennie Williams gathering. Mrs Mont Santee hosted carpet rag party with many friends, lunch, games, and sewing. Fol lowing quilting party at Mrs C F Miller of Quakake, neighbors praised her cooking. attendees included Rev W Penn Barr and many area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Lan ‘Dies
St. Johns Orchestra
Harry Mason
Alex Heidenrich
Freeland
Whamby
Jennie Williams
Bertha Wharmby
Nuremberg
Lena Kile
Benton
Hattie Miller
Conyngham
Smith
Emanuel Flickinger
William Walp
Schnerr
Messrs. Smith
George Williams
Ray Shellhamer
C. F. Miller
Quakake
W. Penn Barr
Son Allen
Weatherly
Clarence Stewart
Drifton
Reed
Beaver Meadow
Elizabeth Stewart
Katie Stewart
Charles Hinkle
Thomas Hinkle
Solomon Woodring
Ida Balliet
J. Earhard
P. Kunkle
Jonas Gerhard
Clarence Bro
S. P. Gerhard
S. D. Gerhard
S. B. Gerhard
W. 0. Gerhard
Emma Mace
Bal Net farm Bought by Weatherly Citizen John McCarthy
John McCarthy of Weatherly buys Bal Net farm in Quakalke Valley from P D Black. The 100 acre tract includes clear tillable land. McCarthy plans to remodel the on site building and cultivate on an improved scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarthy
Weatherly
Quakalke Valley
P. D. Black
Mr. McCarthy
Unclear fragment on medical practice moves in multiple cities
In April a doctor purchases another practice and plans to set up a hospital outpatient facility. The text references University of Lincoln and Kisner's practice, with impressions of better appointment capacity and care delivery in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyngham
Ani
University of Lincoln
Neb
O. Bunnell
Wh Kisner
Cincinnati
Oasis
A Sad Case and Local Charities Highlight Valley News
Neighbors discover an elderly couple, 84 year old man Scharr and 82 year old wife, near death from the grip on a remote Tomhicken valley farm. They lack fuel and provisions but receive charity help from Director Leib and Uni-Charities as rescue and ongoing support continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomhicken Valley
Humboldt
Hopeville
Scharr
Wm. Leib
Uni- Charities
Unfor
DORRANCE COMPLAINT RAISES SCHOOL CONCERNS
A reader questions whether parents know their children learn beyond common English in nine schools. The observer suggests a teacher prioritizes card games over school welfare.
Resignations and local notices stretch across the week
Scanlin Garfield Ashworth announces resignation to attend college for Lutheran ministry. Locomotive inventor Jacob Warner plans a car pulling machine for Dupont Powder Co. by April first. Nellie Moyer and Susie Bencains visit Washington. Prof. Eaton A. Ashworth sick, forty two students turned away last week. Peter Hart will sing at Wap wallopen Opera House Friday. Herbert Frease leaves American Car and Foundry for South Dakota on April first. Miss Lou Miller returns from Glen Lyon Wana mie and Nanticoke travel reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garfield Ashworth
Garfield
Jacob Warner
Dupont Powder Co
Jacob
Nellie Moyer
Susie Bencains
Washington, D. C
Eaton A. Ashworth
Peepy Smith
M. O. Eroh
Mr. Eroh
Green Mountain
Peter Hart
Wapwallopen Opera House
Herbert Frease
American Car and Foundry Company
Berwick
South Dakota
Mr. Fry
Lou Miller
Glen Lyon
Wanamie
Nanticoke
Miss Miller
Jerry Lutz
Angry farmer and Hazleton incident cited in local notes
A report notes a dispute where a shanty window was broken after an event with an angry farmer, while a lad escaped being struck by a bucket. The piece mentions a dog’s snoring and a later kitchen lunch promotion at Hazleton House, plus local political races for county superintendent and commissioner. It also lists new Butler township officers and Sugarloaf township settling day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleton
Hazleton
George
Callaway's Special Sale at Heyer Building
Callaway moves to the Heyer Building opposite his current location to display high grade instruments at reduced prices. Special offers include Upright Piano 275 now 225, Bridgport Organ 75 115, Wilcox & White Organ 100 140, Estey Organ 90 140, top Marchal Smith Organ 40 270, Angelus Piano Player 150 250, Apollo 295, plus Everett Hardman Harvard pianos discounted. d M Callaway 408 Wyoming St, doors above Washington Hotel.
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Bridgport
Ilcox & Whie
Estey Ogan
Marchal Smth
Angelus
Everett, Hardman and
Harvard
Local Notices Recount Farm Move and Departures
Mr. Grove L. W. Crouse plans to move on his father's farm in the spring. H. B. Mordau left for home on Saturday, traveling with his teams wagons and sleds. L. Cc. Mensinger has purchased another heavy item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Crouse
H. B. Mordau
L. Cc. Mensinger
Manhattan area notes and council reorganization
Local items report Hazleton and nearby areas with farm moves and new houses planned. Mt Grove spring move by George P Dreisbach and J W Lutz building near Heberville next summer. Conyngham Borough Council reorganizes with C H Knelly president and W A Hetler secretary. New members Henry Schaeffpesss ner and Neths ly noted.
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Manhattan
Hazletén Tongers
Igfotok
Ager Farm
Smoyer
all+Peart
George P. Dreisbach
Mt. Grove Taaift
J. W. Lutz
He¢lerville
Hazleton
Conyngham Borough
C. H. Knelly
W. A. Hetler
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Olewine
East
Broan Strreet
Hobbie
Mrs. Carver
Oxford
Hinterleiter & CO
William Zierdt
Drums
Peter J. Schnerr
Stella Stout
Joshua
Widow Stout
Maggie Stout
Dorrance
John Klinesmith
Mike Rhone
Frank Getz
Jesse
Frank
George Klinesmith
John
Harvey Spaide
Fred Shortz
Wilson Hoch
Thomas Hennings
Archie Gross
Frank Flickinger
Nic Warner
Wesley Buchman
Conrad Hess
Ralph
Geada Bittenbender
Harvey Sones
Chas
Ungemach
Walter Faux
John Kin Sey
Carrie
Ellen Spaide
Tillie
Mena
Alice Stein
Mary Nelson
Laura Johnson
Mary Eiferd
Ellen Plickinger
Clara Eckpote
Ne —E
Predar
Bates
Stephen Lowendoski
Wilkes-Barre and Hazle«ton Trolley Co
New Road
Wright Township
Lowendoski
Lennahan and Sharpless
McCormick
George Brill
Henry Reicheldorfer
Pine Street
Tamaqua
Harry Rpadler
Harry
Christ
Lana
Beishline’s
Batiste
Linon de Indias
H. Beishline
North Laurel Street
Hazleton, Pa
BREIF
Mr. Drucker
Roya
Union
Sodarfen
Sturich
Orma Sinnerg
Olla Suntech Szumlich
Ganunk
Bart Freas
Hazleton House
J. T. Davis
Hattan
Rapeen
Ty the
Pye
Frank P. Hopper
Flad
The
Freeland Press
O. K
Abe Thrash
Butler Township
Sugarloaf Township
Morris Reagan
Register
Callaway’s Special Sale
Heyer
D. M. Callaway
Wyoming St
Washington Hotel
Mr. Grove
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