Local Notes From Milton and Surrounding Towns
Milton resident W Dilefuks was here yesterday. Carbondale’s W J Byrne is in the hospital. Hazleton’s D J Williams visits the Valley Home. Miss Kelly of Wilkes Barre assists Mrs Hayes on Olive Street. Ophie Morgwan of Carbondale visits Haydn Evans on North Bromley Avenue. Representative J B Parr welcomed a baby boy at his Chestnut Street home yesterday morning. Mrs Harnie Burnie of Scranton Base Ball Club joins her husband at 12 1/2 Mulberry Street. W H McGreevy travels to Baltimore for studies and visits Providence and Hillside with Dr Evans. He also spent yesterday in Philadelphia visiting friends.
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D. J. Williams
Hazleton
Valley
Miss Kelly
Wilkes-Barre
Hayes
Olive Street
Ophie Morgwan
Carbondale
Haydn Evans
North Bromley Avenue
J. BR. Parr
Chestnut Street
Scranton United Choral Society Opens First Rehearsal
Judge Edwards addresses the group at Mears Hall as 160 singers report for the first Scranton United Choral Society rehearsal. They tackle Dvorak’s Springtime piece for a $1,000 contest at Wilkes-Barre on June 11 and 12, and Director Wilkins expresses satisfaction with progress.
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Scranton United Choral Society
Judge Edwards
Fergous Pichous
Mears’ Hall
South Main Avenue
Dvorak
Wilkes-Barre
John T. Wilkins
H. M. Edwards
West Side
Hyde Park
Watkins
Ellsworth Davies
D. Davies
Exodus of Jews to the Moly Land Promoted by Preacher
Rev. A. C. Gabelin of New York preached at Grice Reformed Church urging that Jewish return to Jerusalem fulfills prophecies of restoration. He spoke on Zion and Israel, claimed a near end to the present dispensation, and cited Romans II to argue Israel’s eventual salvation as Jews relocate to Palestine with 610 in Jerusalem and 130000 in Palestine. The crowd included many listeners and many left angrily when he linked rejection to not accepting Jesus.
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Moly Land
Jerusalem
A. C. Gabelin
New York
New York City
Grice Reformed Church
Zion
Israel
Jesus
God
Jesus Chulet
Christ
Palestine
Mission Week Continues At St Marys Dunmore Men Attend
The Dunmore St Marys Catholic church drew a large male congregation for mission week with sermons by Rev Father Dunn and Father Splinter. Morning masses at 6 and 9, confessions daily, and lessons on keeping Gods laws urged men to pursue eternal salvation.
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St. Mary's Church
Dunmore
Father Splinter
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Dunn
Germany
Lomaparrow
Splinter
James
Joyful Farewell Gift to Longtime Hotel Manager
Joan Lohmann received a gold handled silk umbrella and bouquet from Lackawanna avenue hotel employees on Saturday night as he nears retirement from his present business to take over the Conway House. Professor Baldwin led the presentation with music by Guth's band and the Liederkranz Zither Club.
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John Lohmann
Lackawanna Avenue
Lohman
Conway House
Professor Baldwin
Lohmann
Guth
Young Men's Christian Association Fund Drive Boosted by Student Gifts
The Tribune reports a major fundraising round for the YMC A Finishing and Furnishing Fund. Twenty-two donors contributed 6.05 bringing the total to 4145. A highlighted letter from a poor boy named S M Y urges support, noting his own hardships and urging richer men to give more. The editor notes the call’s sincerity and potential impact on the program.
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Young Men's Christian Association
the Tribune
Wolseusonevece
Tribune Finishing and Furnishing Fund Notice
The Tribune accepts any donation amount toward the M. C. A. Finishing and Furnishing Fund. Donations printed in columns acknowledge receipt and support, with no coupon required. Address correspondence to The Tribune.
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The
Tribune
the Tribune, M. C. A
Young Men's Christian Association fund drive inquiry
A reader questions support for the YMCA and describes a fund using seven dollars per year per person to educate and assist members. The letter notes many have benefited and urges readers to decide if they are for or against the association as a building on Wyoming Avenue awaits funding.
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Wyoming Avenue
Tribune
Young Men's Christian Association
Gibbons Faces Contest Over Lackawanna Supervisor Election
Charles H. Gaul filed a contest alleging wholesale fraud in the Lackawanna township supervisor race against Michael Gibbons. Gaul claims Gibbons’s 422 votes should be reduced and his own totals increased to overturn the result, with further specifications cited in the affidavit.
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Lackawanna Township
Charles H. Gaul
Charles II. Olver
Michael Gibbons
Gaul
Gibbons
Fraud and contest claims cloud Gaul election case
The petition outlines fraud allegations with Gibbons replying by attorney P W Stokes. The answer contradicts the petition and asserts Gaul received fewer votes than shown, alleging fraud benefited Gaul while a contest could lower Gaul’s tally and raise the respondent’s. Also noted are a deputy sheriff’s return and a doctor’s voluntary appearance and unrelated medical testimonials and local ads.
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Gibbons
P. W. Stokes
Gaul
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