West Side News From Puget Sound City to Alaska
Report notes gospel tent removal to Car Dondale for next week services. Convention stops weekly services. Missionary fund tally totals $600. Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports speaker Avis on Alaska route and mining expert William Griffith of West Pittston with W B Poland eyeing Alaska Central railway expansion. Griffith plans to sail north later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanuska
Kiaska Central Railway
Elds
Grifith
West Pittston
Alaska Club
Apany
W. B. Poland
Alaska Central
Tent Meetings And Alaska Coal Branch Line Discussion
Gowpit Services announce continued tent meetings on Upper Laerne Avenue hosted by Seventh Day Adventist evangelists S S Shrock and C E Hilton with E J Wells family providing music. Separately reports discuss Matanuska valley coal deposits potential branch rail to transport lignite to Alaska, with Mr Grraith’s assessment determining if Alaska Central will extend a line into the valley. The gospel schedule lists August 7 to 13 topics including The Judge Was Set The Books Were Opened and The Time for the Judgment to Come, inviting the public.
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Controller Bay
Matanuska Valle
Admiralty Island
Matanuska Valley
Alaska
Grit
Evangelista
Shrock
Sera
C. E. Hilton
Philadelphia
E. J. Wells
Resting Place for Mary Hart Peck at West Pittston
The funeral for Mary Hart Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Jos Peck was held Saturday at 4 20 PM at their Washington street home. Rev Dr Severson conducted prayers read scriptures and gave a consoling address. Miss Keller and Miss Margaret Dorr performed, with interment in West Pittston cemetery. Pallbearers included Nelson Peck Ralph Gregory Frank Kaiser and Tallie Evans.
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Mary Hart Peck
Wm. Jos. Peck
West Piston Cemetery
Famiy
Washington Street
Setferson
Severson
Asbury Park
Mary
Mike Why
Miss Keller
Kim Park
Margaret Dorr
Baptized in Susquehanna at West Pittston riverbank
A revival tent service near the Susquehanna river concluded with public baptism. Two converts were submerged, George P. Smith and Charles Reddick, both of Wilkes Barre. Rev. James Leishman of Scranton led the ceremony in black robes. John Coxe spoke from the river bank.
Local Hanover Social Notes and Visits
A roundup of social calls and travels from Hanover and nearby towns. Mrs. Charles Knebler of Wilkes Barre visits relatives. Miss Hessie Bowkley and Miss Mabel Bowkley return from Mt Pocono. Mr Brandon Jr leaves for vacation with relatives at Mount Springs. Mrs Kate Root summering in Dallas visits family on Montgomery street. Various residents plan trips to Chautauqua Lake Gale cottage and Minersville. The report lists visitors, visitors from Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Rochester, weddings and job changes, and a local baseball game at the fair grounds.
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Hanover
Mise Hattie Bevans
Bing
Charles Knebler
Wilkes Barre
Hessie
Mabel Bowkley
Mt. Pocor
Brooklyn
Brown
Mabel Knebler
Wilkesbarre
Samuel
Livingston Lucas
New York
Edward
Obed Moore
Montgomery Street
Fred
Teter
Green Ridge
N.J
Kate Root
Dallas
W. TL. McDougall
Mary
Philadelphia
Frank
At. Sayre
Breaker
Washery Boys
Exeter Colliery
Fair Grounds
Marion Weir
Delaware Ave
Iue
Chautauqua Lake Res
Gale Cottage
Bertha BU
DeTemple
Atta
Baltimore
Reese Daniels
Minersvill Ty
W. H. Courtright
Atlantic
Sacks
Kaward King
Robert
Jdelphia Avenue
J. C. Hall
Rochester
David Sickler
Elm Street
Elm Street. ¢ Mrs. Hall
Alice O'Boyle
Pittston
C. Middleton
Tiberty Street
Bath
Jerseytown
Columbia County
Middleton II
Mabel Woodside
M.D. Adelgon
Delightful Lake View Homes Open For Seats In Town
Unclear list of residents and visitors spending Sundays and weekdays at lakeside locations such as Sunset Lake Lake Carey and Harvey's Lake. Names include S HL Van Ness Joseph W Frederick Florence Walter Neva Walter Ruth Wildener Frank Rushel Mrs DeWitt and others visiting relatives and vacationing in Sayre Wilkes Barre Scranton Kingston Delaware Avenue and Muhlenburg area.
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Joseph W. Frederick
Muhlenburg
Florence
Neva Walter Ire
Lake Wind
Frank Rowkley
Wyoming
Mue
Lake Carey
Houser
Addie
New York
Ruth Wildener
Wilkes
Frank Rushel
Mt Powphorn
Washington Street
Cu Pond
DeWitt
Kingston
David K. Hess
Delaware Avenue
F. Webs
South
Alex Bryden
Scranson
Mr. Bryden
Sutton’s Livery and Cab Service Advertises
When you go driving you want the nicest outfit. Udy buggy and old horko hire them. Cab at your call. Clinton Tiryden. Any hour day or night, hauling stall kinds, coach hire for weddings or funerals. Sutton’s livery, and A Holden builder of artines at stone walks curbing drives and cement work. 309 Susauer Avenue West Pittston.
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Horko
Clinton Tiryden
Tery
Sutton’s
A. Holden
Susauer
West Pittston
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Rosten
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John Hoorh
South Mainst
Comruicron
Ubasrauen Ettmaten
Troxell Bock
Pittaton
Evenaen
Cutler
Flue
Pirates
John A. Johnson
John A Oimee
Myrick Jefferies
Jounpon i Na
Tita
Catiner
Freud
John Jordan Aupmaytas
Sma North Main Street
Fon
Frank H. Antrim
Luzerne Ave
West
West Side News
WM. Lie
Seattle
Puget Sound City
Gowpit
Upper Laerne Avenue
Friday
Mary Peck
Susquehanna
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Maurer
Hardman Pianos
L. B. Powell &Co
Washington Inc
Scranton
General News Hotel
Wyoming Valley Lumber Co
Westchestor
Clarence Berlew
Fancy Grocer
Luzerne Avenue
THE
Lakelyn
Sunset Ave
Obean Land
Sunset Lake
S. HL. van Ness
Brown @ Company
Farrer, Peck & Roberts
Pitttston and
West Pittston, Pa
Oxfords
H.G. Weeks & CO
Mortn Main Street
Stanton’s Meat Market
John Burke & Son
Orient
Globe Warehouse
Monet
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