Local Youth Dies After Appendicitis Surgery
Leslie E. Follin died yesterday morning at the home of his step-brother E. H. Davis at 1655 Sanderson Avenue. The 21 year old had arrived from Washington, D C three weeks ago to work in Davis's office and was operated on for appendicitis on Monday. Funeral services were held at the house and the body was sent by the Lackawanna train to Washington last night.
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Leslie E. Follin
E. H. Davis
Sanderson Avenue
Washington, D. C
Washington
YMCA plans gymnasium upgrade and swimming pool
The Young Men's Christian Association reports a comprehensive annual program with funds set aside from new memberships for a gymnasium improvement. Plans include removing posts, rearranging facilities, and installing a 45 by 5 foot swimming pool once enough money is raised. A gospel meeting is scheduled with Rev. Thomas Bell at Plymouth Congregational Church. Also noted is a birth in Jermyn, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Snyder.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Thomas Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rt Purcell
Washington, D. C
Pottsville
Misa Ida Hopkins
Sebattaville
Scraw
H. Jones
heaWat
Mary Manby
Tress
Carbon
Misa Mary Gardner
Dalton
T. J. Reynolds
Hampton
New York
Canton
Celia Boyle
Hiverstree
John Gallagher
South Main Street
Carbondale
Dunmore Tien
Miea Esther Rooney
Dunmore
Sears SG
Williamsport
Ry Garvey
Mra. P. Joe
Cambrian Society of Schuylkill County
Leslie Service in Scranton for Follen Leslie
In Scranton on April 4 1890 F Follen Leslie brother of Edward H Davis will have a brief service at 1605 Sanderson Avenue at 4 o clock this afternoon. The remains will be taken to Washington for interment.
Doings of Social World Extra Assembly and Wentz Ball
An extra assembly is planned for Monday night with little other activity hopeful for Lent endings. Tuesday night a Drifton by Dr George Wentz will draw fashionable guests from Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Pittston with Miss Hunt Archbald Welles Belin arranging. The event includes music by Oppenheimer and decor plans, while other social happenings fill a busy week in the city and surrounding towns.
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George Wentz
George Went
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Scranton
F. WooJu
F. M. Spencer
Hr . G. M Hallstead
Y Oppenheimer
Wil*es-Tarre
W. J. Welchel
New York City
Jefferson Freeman
Misaca Jermyn
Thompson
Pottsville
Archbald
Miss Moffat
Watertown
N. Y
Simpson
Misa Barker
Chicago
Anderson
Jefferson Avenue
Miss Knowlton
Freeport
Augusta Archbald
P. J. Tooley
West Side
A. E. Hunt
Yale
P. Peck
Hudson, N.Y
J. A. ‘Maxwell
Cortinnat
McDonald
Robert Emmet O O’ Boyle
Will Seeley
Susquehanna County
J. J. Ruddy
Dickinson Law
Monroe Avenue
Coming Attractions At Local Theaters This Week
The Academy showcases For Fair Virginia a new drama by Russ Whytal with a strong company. The Boston light opera group Father Barnabee heads the Saturday Academy program. Davis theater features Spider and Fly with opulent costumes and eclectic acts. McKenna's Flirtation opens Tuesday at the Academy with seats 15 to 70 cents.
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Academy
Russ Whytal
Fifth Avenue Theater
Whytal
Bostonians
Academy of Music
United States
Aest
Henry Clay Barnabee
William H. MacDonald
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Eugene Cowles
Helen Bertram Henley
E. Landle
George Roth Ingham
Alice Neilson
Wou Oh Leavit
Davis’ Theater
MecKenna
Boy Injured by Falling Chisel in Arcade Accident
Charles Frutchy son of George Frutchy of the Ontario and Western railroad sustained a deep scalp wound when a falling chisel pierced his hat while he played in the Arcade building Thursday night. He was guided to Dr. Longstreet’s office where the wound was sewn and dressed.
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Charles Frutchy
George Frutchy
Ontario and Western Railroad
Arcade
Wyoming Avenue
Aunt Rachael’s Malaria Bark Bittera Patent Claim
The passage touts Aunt Rachael’s Ma larial Poruvian Bark Bittera as a cure for malaria with Speer’s Port Wine and herbs. It notes physicians prescribe the remedy and mentions Kenedy’s Hairdressing Parlors at 317 Lackawanna Avenue and Nickel Plate Road dining stations praising related services. Pillabury’s Flouco reportedly ships 17,000 barrels daily.
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Rachael
Speer
Kenedy
Lackawanna Avenue
Good Friday Services Across Local Churches
Good Friday ceremonies were held in St. Peter's Cathedral and St. Luke's, with mass in the Presanctified, in adoration of the crucifixion. St. Luke's hosted a long morning and afternoon service from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rev. Urban delivered sermons on the seven last words. St. Peter's Cathedral did not use organ or lights, with the host carried from the repository and consumed at communion. Evening stations of the cross ended with a sermon by Rev. John Loughran.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
A. L. Urban
Dunmore
Israel
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Thomas F. Carmody
J. W. Malone
J. J. B. Feeley
Calvary
John Loughran
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Father Loughran
Christ
Be Wise This Spring Guard Health With Warner’s Safe Cure
The article warns of fatigue headaches and digestive complaints signaling liver and kidney imbalance. It urges toning the system to prevent illness and touts Warner’s Safe Cure as the proven remedy, claiming doctors and prominent people endorse it and use it to stay healthy during exposure dangers. Uniformed porters on the Nickel Plate Road assist passengers.
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Warner
Nickel Plate Road
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