Firet Welsh Baptist Church to Discuss Pastor Call
Firet Welsh Baptist Church holds a Disinexss meeting after services to consider calling a pastor for work with the church. Rev J D Hepkins may be extended the call, having served the pulpit while in debt works. Hopkins shows favorable impressions but will not return until after touring Wales. Rev A B Harris of Calvary Baptist Church is also mentioned in connection with the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Welsh Baptist Church
J. DP. Hepkins
Hopkins
Heme
Wales
Hiroe Ole
Wratern Pennsyiviai
A. B. Harris
Tawlir
Welsh Baptist Church Anniversary Noted in Anmerica
The article highlights Rev Harris a highly regarded Welsh preacher in America based in Taylor for years. It mentions the fiftieth anniversary of the first Welsh Baptist church and that plans for a celebration are not yet set though a meeting is planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torate
Harris le
Anmerica
Taylor
First Welsh Baptist Church
Pleasant surprise party honors Mive ora Anthony at Division Street
A Thursday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John James home on Division Street honored Mive ora Anthony of Delton. The event featured color and games with many attendees, including numerous young men and women. refreshments were served before departures.
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John James
Division Street
Mive Ora Anthony
Delton
Miete
Rebercca Jones
Alma Hughes
Mattie Owens
Mary Davis
Edith Jenkins
Magete Thomas
Listie Jenkins
Margie Williams
Helen Grifithe
Annie Towels
Orm Anthony
Lena Joneelerie Jones
Barah J. Owens
Livgiee Wagstaff
May James
Anna Thomas
Frank Revin
Young People’s Society Meets at First Welsh Baptist Church
The Young People’s society of the First Welsh Baptist church met in the church lecture room with David J. Davis presiding. Discussions focused on welfare matters for the society and were acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
First Welsh Baptist Church
David J. Davis
Webster Literary and Debating Society
George Martin
Academy Street
W. D. Evans
Hyde Park Avenue
Arrests and Fines Reported in Kelly's Patch Disturbance
Thomas Jones of Price street jailed on drunkenness and domestic abuse charges after nets abuse incident. Alderman Kelsow set bail at default. John BR Bopp fined for assault on Kate Kennedy and William Butter fined for interfering with an officer in Thursday night disturbance in Kelly's Patch. The crowd caused a ruckus as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Price Street
Parry
Lowry
Kelsow
John BR. Bopp
Kate Kennedy
William Butter
Kelly
I Kelly
Funeral services for Sarah Snover and burial
Friends attended the wake at the North Ninth Street home yesterday afternoon. Rev. WP Moffat of Washburn Street Presbyterian Church praised the deceased as a faithful church member. Pallbearers included Mestre, Decree Jenkins, David Richards, Professor Stone, C. H. Pitcher, BD. L. Morgan and Mr. Mayland. interment followed at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Snover
North Ninth Street
WP Moffat
Washburn 8 Street Presbyterian Church
Pall-Bearens
Mestre
Decree Jenkins
David Richards
Professor Stone
C. H. Pitcher
BD. L. Morgin
Mr. Mayland
Forest Bill Cemetery
Franklin Engine worker Tarry Greenweikd noted
General news notes report on Tarry Greenweikd, a member of the Franklin Engine company, with a brief mention of his status and a short update.
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General News
Tarry Greenweikd
The
Franklins Engine Company
Hos One
Women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Two letters from women describe dramatic health recoveries after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Lizzi Beveny of Lowell Massachusetts reports ulceration of the womb healed after treatment, while Amos Trompeau of Ellenburgh Center New York credits the medicine with restoring health after postpartum illness and womb dropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
N. Y
Lydia E. Winkham
Funeral attendance and social notes from Scranton area
Personal paragraphs list local residents and their movements. David Williams of Swetland Street attended a funeral at Kineton yesterday. Miss Olle Powell of Swethand Street will carve today for New Jersey where she has accepted a position. Mrs Edith Carter of Tobyhanna visiting friends in West Scranton. Jaco Fetherman of Ninth Street is the guest of friends in Honesdale. Enoch Jones of Acker Avenue went to Chicago for a new position. John PF Moffatt preached Friday evening at Pittston Presbyterian church. Dewitt and family of Delano are visiting Rev and Mrs Moffatt on Washburn Street. John M Ward of Patterson NJ is a guest at Judge Ward's home on North Fumner Avenue. Miss Leah Britten of Reading and Miss Irvine of Dayton, Ohio, guests of Trienda, were guided through the Bellevue mine by a party from Trienda. Mrs Benjamin Maxey of Forest City visited her son Benjamin Maxey at Jenkins Pharmacy yesterday. Emoke The Pocono Clear.
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Greenwood
Bloomsburg
Dehivere, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Franklin
Thursky
Lowry and Kine
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Hovelock
Barlington Booth
Salvation Army
Jackson Street
Mary Howard
Price Street
Thomas Holtham
West Lackawanna Avenue
Mossey Taylor Lodge
No. 121
Sarah Grossman
David Williams
Swetland Street
Kineton
Olle Powell
Swethand Street
New Jersey
Edith Carter
Tobyhanna
West Scranton
Jaco Fetherman
Ninth Street
Honesdale
Enoch Jones
Acker Avenue
Chicago
Hey
John PF
Moffatt
Pittston Presbyterian Church
Dewitt
Mary
Mistice
Emily Hoffecter
Delano
Marter
Mre
Morfatt
Washburn Street
John M. Ward
Patterson
N. J
Judge Ward
Fumner Avenue
Leah Britten
Reading
Trvine
Dayton
Ohio
Bellevue
Hienjamin Maxey
Forest City
Henjamin Maxey
Jenkins’ Pharmacy
North Scranton celebrates Ambrose Mulley seventieth birthday
Employer of Triple stores and Ambrose Mulley Sunday school class honor him with a reception at his residence. A gold watch engraved for his seventieth birthday was presented by J. W. Gillespie. The event drew many colleagues and relatives, with Mulley praised for running a major Northeastern Pennsylvania department store since 1935. A police report of neighborhood youths was noted among other items.
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Triple
Ambrose Mulley
J. W. Gillespie
Elmira
Mulley
Pennsylvania
James W. Gillespie
Mimira
G. D. Hinds
James H. Thomas
William J. Jones
Bimiyn Jones
Frank Battin
John Edwards
Johnnie Burns
Rollin Hitchcock
Jerry Arnold
Harry Palmer
Arthur Deichmiller
J. Walter Kennedy
George Bigelow
James Laird
Harry Bumgardner
Fred. Stephens
Richard Thomas, Jr
Henry Deichmiller
Frank Devers
Wiliam Schillin
John Devers
Osborne Richards
Harry Hartshorne
Thomas Lewis
Thomas
Davis
John O'Donnell
Miseontriciet Walsh
Jennie O'Hara
Jessie Lewis
Employes
Charlotte Rosencrans
Stella Wedeman
Minnie Wells
Alice Laird
Susie Barnes
Alice Shepherd
Lizzie Hawkins
Bess Hoffman
Lizzie Cuthbertson
Stella Waltz
Margaret Service
Nellie Wharton
Lizzie Shafer
Frances Kennedy
Mary Lewis
Mee
J. V. Hartzell
John Oreitl
J. H. Mulley
and Mire
G. M. Mulley
Belle Mulley
Anna Mulley
John McDonnell
William A. Mulley
R. J. Cowles
Elizabeth Cowles
Ralph
Frank
Kenneth McDonnell
Boys threaten girls and vandalize windows near Bliss mill
Valentine Bliss reports a crowd of 15 to 20 year old boys insulting working girls and breaking villa windows. The boy ring named about twenty five wrongdoers, police hold the list, and a vigilant watch is kept at the mill after hours with severe penalties for caught offenders.
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Valentine Bliss
The
Bliss Silk Anil
Bliss
Seventy-Five Voice Children Chorus At Puritan Church
A 75 voice children's chorus will present a program suitable for Easter at Puritan Congregational Church tomorrow at 2 PM with T St Owens in charge. At North Main Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow morning Pastor W G Watkins will administer communion and welcome new members. Baptism will be observed at 7 90 PM with Cherister Reese Watkins leading the special Easter program. First Baptist Church Wayne Avenue holds services tomorrow at usual hours with Rev W I Davies preaching in English and Bible School at 2 PM led by W T Thomas.
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Puritan Congregational Church
T. St. Owens
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
Cherister Reese Watkins
First Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
W. I. Davies
W. T. Thomas
Local Theatre and Society Notes from the City
The Keystone Dramatic company presents Master and Man in the Auditorium on Monday evening. Green Ridge young ladies praise a free sample Dermal Lotion for chapped hands available at leading druggists for 20 cents. Mat thews Brothers are wholesale agents. Mrs. Jacob Palmer hosts Mrs. Charles H. Miller. Thomas Griffin joins the city engineer corps. David Thomas returns home from Bucknell University for Easter vacation. Easter dyes offered by Davis Providence Square Drug Store and West Market Street. Alderman Fidler reports no heater issues. Wd. Kenedy hosts his sister. Miss Fannie Kennedy and Miss Nellie Prynn visit Miss Cora Gisner. Free lotion samples available at Davis Providence Square Drug Store. William H. Thomas begins a new house on Warren Street. N. Nyhart moves to Belmont Terrace. Clarence McHean leaves for Ohio for a new position. Miss Jessie Clark visits from Jermyn. Charles Berry returns from Butte, Montana. Miss Mary Protheroe Davis resumes Bucknell studies. Miss Bertha C. Watkins returns to Bucknell after a five day vacation. Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespie reside on El-
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Keystone Dramatic Company
Green Ridge
Matthews Brothers
Jacob Palmer
Main Avenue
Charles H. Miller
Harford
Thomas Griffin
City Engineer Corps
David Thomas
Bucknell University
Davis
Providenes Square
West Market Street
Fidler
Wd. Kenedy
William Street
Fannie Kennedy
Jonett Street
Ohio
Jessie Clark
Jermyn
Charles Berry
Butte
City
Monfant
Mise
Mary Protheroe Davis
Bertha C. Watkins
James Gillespie
Ambrose Mulley Host Hosts Local Guests at Main Avenue
Miss mira and Mr N Mira are listed among guests of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Mulley on Main Avenue. The item notes Davis drug store Providence Square and 311 West Market Street as places selling fine chocolate bonbons for Faster. Edward Keenan, ill with malaria, returned home from Porto Rico that evening.
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Mira
Ambrose Mulley
Main Avenue
Davis
Providence Square
Wet Market Street
Edward Keenan
Porto Rico
Scranton Athletics Buy Natter's Hall for Club Use
The Scranton Athletic Club purchased Natter's Hall on Alder Street, planning renovations to create a larger, modern meeting space. The move aims to provide a premier venue on this side of town and attract younger members while recalling club loans to fund repairs. John Culkin was injured in a fall from a wall while working on a nearby residence.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Sacnferrande Hall
Natter'’s Hall
Alder Street
Natter's Hall
Membore
Hickory Street
Pittown Avenue
John Culkin
Genet Street
Address Orders to Sharkey for Central City Notices
Dispatch directs notices to C B Sharkey at 1914 Dar Ave with phone 6643 for South Side central city and central Hyde Park.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Dar Ave
Local Residents Take Short Breaks and Community Notices
Mrs HW T Wilkins and Miss Cliva Tiffany of Green Ridge Street visit Atlantic City for a few days. Charles Pond of Princeton University returns home for the Easter vacation. Green Ridge folks receive Dermal Lotion samples. 25 cent bottles available from local wholesalers Thews Brothers and J Geiser has moved to the central city. W Ballard relocates to New York for a lucrative position. The In His Name Mission Band elected officers for the year: President J Bartron Smith. Vice President dig G Rose. Secretary Howard Cobb. Treasurer Fred Smith. Green Ridge Presbyterian church to host a master sale of linners potted plants and Easter items. Monsey Avenue Baptist church to hold a birthday social on Monday for their sixth anniversary. St Paul’s Ladies prepare for a large fair this afternoon and evening. Manners Sarsaparilla advertised as cleansing tonic available at Manners Pharmacy 4 Green Ridge Street.
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Green Ridge
Matthews Brothers
J. Geiser
Delaware Street
Megargee Brothers
Central City
W. Ballard
New York City
Mission Band
B. FE. Vandeveeer
J. Bartron Smith
Dig G. Rose
Howard Cobb
Fred Smith
St. Paul's Church
Program for Tripp Avenue church tomorrow
The Tripp Avenue Christian church outlines a voluntary program with songs, school segments, and prayers led by Superintendent L. L. Moyer and Assistant Superintendent F. Swartz. Jane Simpenon, Ralph Dexter, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Florence Robertson, and others perform solos duets and recitations. A special Methodist church service is planned for tomorrow evening by Sabbath school members.
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Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Mra
R. R. Bulgin
L. L. Moyer
F. Swartz
Jane Simpenon
Sol
Ralph Dexter
Peclnton
Belle
Exather Powells
W. Jd. Robertson
Florence Robertson
Margaret Swarte
St, Bulgin
Methodist Church
Fabbath School
Presbyterian Church Services Tomorrow Include Morning Sermon
The Presbyterian church schedule lists Rev. W. F. Gibbons as pastor with a morning sermon titled The Benediction of the Risen Lord at 10 20 a m and an evening sermon A New Life at 7 90 p m. Sunday school begins at noon, Junior Endeavor at 3 30 p m, and Senior Endeavor at 6 50 p m. A program will be presented. Pharmacists J G Bone and son invite boys and girls to call at the drug store today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Christian Endeavor
J. G. Bone and Son
Pharmacista
Minooka Sunday observance at St Joseph's Church
Minooka residents attend Sunday observance at St Joseph's Catholic church with a Gener alt Mass in G. Professor Davis accompanies on the pipe organ. The 10 20 mass sermon on the resurrection will be preached by Rev Father Gormat. Bridget and Winifred Himeins attend a relative's funeral in Pittston today. A Daniel O Connell council banquet is planned to honor Patrick Carey a seaman on the Raleigh and expected to arrive around April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisiter
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Professor Davis
Father Gormat
Mics Bridget
Winifred Himeins
Pittston
Daniel O'Connell
Patrick Carey
Obituary notices from Scranton area including Seal and Keator deaths
Obituary notices report the deaths of David Seal of Old Forge after a week with pneumonia born in 1848 in Sussex England and several other local figures. The items list survivors, lodge memberships, church roles, funeral plans, and burial sites across multiple Scranton area residents.
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West
Scranton
City Epworth
Hampton Street
M. E
Young People's Society
Webster Literary
Mpnorth League
John J
FP York
Simpson Church
FL OP. Doty
Cedar Avenue
Bennett
Corfield
Minnvy
Mampton Street
Wilt
Cali
Curescoughe
Bull
Uneeda
Dufour
George W. Jenkins
Sarah
Snover
Ladies and Gentlemen
Globe
the Shade
Brussels
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
South Scranton
HW. T. Wilkins
Cliva Tiffany
Green Ridge Street
Atlantic City
Charles Pond
Princeton College
Manners’ Pharmacy
Dunmore
Pierce and Stormer
Kel F Conrad
Wyoming Avenu
David Seal
Old Forge
Sussex
England
Mers
Glenwood Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bennett Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ble
Methodist Episcopal Church
Murey
Hopkin Alexander
Arthur Street
Cwmtwreh
South Wales
John
Reese
David
Eleventh
United States Infantry
John Lloyd
Thomas Williams
Alfred Carwardine
Wilkes-Barre
Dr. &. MacDonald
South Ninth Street
Avlock
Nes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Anna
Beatrice
Peter F
Michael E
Patrick J
John PB. MacDonald
Cathedral
Edward Grossman
Pleasant Street
Jacob Eckhard
Nay Au
Hfshand
Kate
Edward
John B. Keator
Sea Home
Summit Avenue
Welock
Decreased
Roxbury
Ife
Delaware and Hilvisen Company
Marvine Shaft
John Tyenter
the Times
Hust Penton
William Parke
Hencock Street
Brooklyn
Charles Law
Weat Pitteton
Teresa
John F. Regan
Railroad Avenue
Croup
Jeanie Young
Eleanor Morgan
Filmore Avenue
Deckers Clgar
Scranton Ranges
Washington Ave
WEARS
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Lessees
H. RK. Long
Bacrott & Sloane
Jack
Beanstalkrigitiat
Gary Company
Hox
Chas. Frohmnay
MR. Henry Miller
Heartsease
Milladelphia
LO Minstrels
Arthur Rigby
Tommy Donnelly
Dan Quinlan
Doc Origiey
al. G. Field
Amerta
PiCha
Ousa
Brida
Klaw & Erlanger
B. D. Stevens
Will
New York Gast
Jetoole
Muatinees
Irene Myers
Charly H. Leyboror
Silver King
Fred
Rocily
Bryant
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