North Scranton Day’s Doings and Fire Company Officers
Day’s Doings in North Scranton lists church services and local notices. The Excelsior Hose Company elected officers for a one year term with John Byrne as president and James H. Reilly as foreman, along with a full slate of officers and trustees.
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North
Scranton
Excelsior Hose Company
John Byrne
P. FY. Gordon
Toland
Martha Jennings
Jeynott
Thomas Golden
John Kine
Pot. Leynott
Lawrence Lynch
Joseph H. Pdustan
Michael J. Walsh
Patrick Cannon
J. MH. Duswen
FP. A. Roland
Thomas Dugeun
M. J. Clark
F. Gordon
Michael May
Easter Services Planned at Primitive Methodist Church
The Primitive Methodist Church on East Market Street schedules Easter Sunday events including 9 a.m. singing, prayer, choir anthem led by A. Hartshorn, scripture, and offerings. An Easter sermon titled The Pattern of God’s Resurrection Body will be followed by an evening program at 7 o’clock with choir anthem and patriotic selections.
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Primtive Methodist Church
Fast Market Street
A. Hartshorn
Christ
Fogman Hand
Tavine Power
Provi dence Mouthodier church services and anthem selection
The next Sunday service at the Providence Mouthodier church will feature an organ voluntary and several anthems including The Lethh Ietileon and O Bing Chto the tard. Rev. Willow Eds eur will lead with John Evans performing a solo. the evening service follows the same order with new music to be rendered.
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Providence Mouthodier Piscopal Churchis
John Evans
Alv
the Tactor
Rev
Willow Edseur
Will Trench
Organization Postponed by Excelsior Howe Meeting
The defunct National Frand was to be reorganised last evening but Captain Joseph MM Dugeon could not attend due to a meeting of the Excelsior Howe company where Lo ie, member and secretary, BR. FB. Boyle declared the session adjourned. Another meeting will be held soon to form an organizing committee and finalize arrangements for a permanent organization.
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National Frand
Joseph MM. Dugeon
Excelsior Howe Company
Lo Ie
BR. FB
Y Boyle
Arrests in assault cases claim two families in court
Michael McAndrew was arrested yesterday on a charge from his daughter Vaud McAndrew alleging assault and threats. He was held in jail on a bond of one dollar. Albert and Terry Muswell, a father and son, were arraigned on charges of assault and battery from Ciak Moran. They posted bail for their court appearance.
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Michael McAndrew
Vaud McAndrew
Fieberts
Albert
Terry Muswell
Tolwrte
Ciak Moran
Tonaluka Tribe to Install Officers in Arch Balds Hat
The Tonaluka Tribe Independent Order of Red Men plans an officer installation tonight in Arch bald. Neighbors tribes are expected to attend the festivities and participate in the event. The day also notes Easter programs across school rooms and a large visitor turnout.
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Tonaluka
Red Men
Archbald
Joseph Willis
Wil-liana Street
Mary Watson
Hazleton
James Bell
William Fitzgerald
Alice
Hyde Park
Presidence United Choir
Ian Company Harmory
Adbury and Presbyterian churches hold Monday gathering
Local youths from Adbury and Presbyterian churches plan a Sentinel gathering at the Baptist church on Monsey Avenue. Mentions attenders and several residents moving or visiting nearby areas, with various small notes about people and travel around Washington Avenue and Electric Avenue.
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Adbury
Bapetet
Monsey Avenue
Nora Hing
Washington Avenue
Choige
Electrie Avenue
TF Killam
Ie Perwydengee
Hesei Chiemibettin
Mirookivn
Miles Daieus
Jersey City
The
G. I. Dy
Simpson Social Circle hosts charity sale with booths and entertainment
West Scranton notes a lively Simpson Methodist Church event with decorated booths for candy sale and crafts, Miss Barlow's orchestra providing music, and refreshments of cake and ice cream. Proceeds benefit church programs as the event continues tonight.
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Simpson
Simpson Methodist Church
Sale Booth
R. J. Wilma
G. Kastertoo
W.T. Snover
L. M. Blatt
S. Snyder
Carrie Darling
Margaret van Camp
Apron Booth
Mra. J. Cook
Df. M. Mays
Df. M. Mays and Mra. J. Ainsley; Mystery Booth, Mra. G. Te Teek
Grace Acker
W. Hagen
G. Faasterloe
F.C. Hall
Mre. Jones
Eligareth Ebermann
Augusta Blair
Conger
Margaret Lever
Lb. Harwin
Tll
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth
W. PR. Moreans
Scranton Street
Liptist Church
Hampton Street
Fyworth
Gwilym Coilwran
Easter Song Service at St. David's Catches Wide Audience
Chorister Lewis Watkins prepares an augmented choir for Easter Sunday services at St. David's Episcopal Church. The morning and evening programs feature a Shakespearean array of anthems and recitations by the choir, with Miss Elizabeth Jennings and Mrs. Davies among performers and William Evans directing the evening program. The service includes prayers, processions, offertory pieces, and a sermon by David Jones pastor of the First Welsh Congregational Church.
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Lewis Watkings
St. David's Episcopal Church
O'Uloche
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Breath Lungs Aid
A notice touts Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs claiming dramatic relief. It offers a free sample bottle and promises cures for acute or chronic cough with druggists selling the remedy priced at 50 cents or a dollar.
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Drusgiets
Recitation participants listed with names and roles
A fragmented note lists individuals such as Benjamin Grifithe, Elizabeth Anfield Bono, Margaret Davies, Nora Dumos Bacuneins, Miva Elizabeth Davion and a pastor, with unclear roles in a recitation event. The text resembles a church or school program draft with scattered names and titles.
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Benjamin Grifithe
Anfield
Margaret Davies Bole
Young Man John Evans Held After Stabbing Two Companions
John Evans remains detained at West Side station house awaiting results of the attack on William Williams and William J Hopkins. Williams is not in serious danger but remains shocked and nervous. Evans shows despondency as he confronts the consequences.
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Simpson
John Evans
William Wiliams
William J. Hopkins
West Side
William Williams
Young Evans
Local residents visit relatives and travel in region
Mr. and Mrs J Terra Jono of Nantico ke are guests of West Branton relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Brundage relocate to 601 Washington Ave from Kynon St. Miss Shelen Davies returns from Windsor NY. William Morgan returns from Wilkes Barre. Mrs Frank Belden and children join Mr Helden in New Haven Conn. Miss Leah Heath visits Boston next week. Mr and Mrs Isaac Harris move into Professor Haydn Evans new block on North Bromley Ave. Miss Eugene Reed visits parents Mr and Mrs George Fairchild. Miss Lillian Hagen visits New York City.
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J. Terra Jono
Nanticoke
West Bcranton
Frank Brundage
Kynon Street
Washington Avenue
Mise Shelen Davies
South Sumner Avenue
Windsor, N.Y
William Morgan
North Sumner Avenue
Wilkes. Barre
Frank Belden
Helden
New Haven
Cont
Mitts
Leah Heath
Scranton Street
Boston
Isaac Harris
Haydn Evans
New Block
North Bromley Avenue
Eugene Reed
Glenburn
George Fairchild
South Main Avenue
Lillian Hagen
Tenth Street
New York City
Funeral and community notices from Minop region
Funeral services were held for Miss Mary Powers at 2.09 PM from 1118 Luzerne Street with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Other obituaries included Miss Pauline Knopf and Frank Carlucci’s son, with services at family residences and Hyde Park graves. A birthday party for Master George McCann was held at 0 Chestnut Street. Local club meetings covered the West Side Central Republican club and Alumni Athletic Association, plus school closing exercises with a collection of 17.42 dollars.
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Mary Powers
Luzerne Street
Hyde Mark Catholic
Simpson
Frank
Joseph Carlucci
Jackson Street
Washburn Street
J. HA. McCann
Chestnut Street
Ceorpe BK. MeCann
Katheryn Moffatt
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie McCann
Anna McCann
Lizale Walsh
Marcel Walsh
Kitty Fadden
Anna Fadden
Jule Burnett
Anna Furnett
Genevieve Herty
Theresa Herty
Francie McCann
George B. McCann
John Purnell
James Gahagan
Herty
West Side Central Republican Club
Main Avenue
No. 15
Thavid Owens
Institute
Alumni Athletic Association
William Elias
HB. Coons
Cy Storm
F. Magovern
W. Phillips
Community social at Chestnut Street ends with refreshments
A local gathering on Chestnut Street featured gramophone and violin selections. The event included decor with flowers and colored streamers, mid evening refreshments, and guests such as Miss Ellen Gough and Miss Maude Moses. Several students and townspeople visited or returned home afterward. A Christian Endeavor meeting was announced at the Presbyterian church that night.
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Mattel Bilckene
Chestnut Street
Gramophone
Misteke Ellen Gough
Maude Moses
Emma Wellner
Oldie Gerrans
Beale Krager
Jamie Blickens
Laura Whitman
Mattie Protherne
Nevada McCurry
Theresa Cook
Annie [Lummurs
Rose Renhardt
Miss Biden
Messrs
Brdward Biehon
Charlea Kuna
Prank Elickens
Orion Bidwell
Great Hietietpits
Walter Gough
Laula Milckens
Harry Smith
Paul Reinhardt
Jon Krager
Fred Fritz
Mr. Eden
Edward Finn
Juline Woehvichek
Hiarry Young
University of Pennesylvants
Drinker Street
Charles Brown
Samuel Dothert
Navareth Mall
Nagtreth
Mr. Brown
Green Midge Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Mike Annie Simone
Lake Ariel
Mile Georgie Jones
Gertrude Vecker
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Alton Swirta
Happenings of South Scranton Officers Chosen
The St Aloysius Total Abstinence society holds a long meeting selecting officers and delegates for district and quarterly conventions. Thomas Donahoe is named president Frank Brady vice president James Reilly treasurer Thomas Dielin recording secretary Thomas Wade financial secretary Andrew Merrick corresponding secretary and others fill roles. A district steward position is deferred and new officers for several districts are listed with delegates chosen for upcoming events and conventions.
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St. Aloysis Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Giverson
Thomas Donahoe
Frank Brady
James Reilly
Thomas Dielin
Thomas Wade
Andrew Merrick
William Daley
James Daley
Lbrarian
Peter Wateh
Dennis Ruane
Patrick Walsh
Trustese
Eolwart Moran
Patrick Burke
Joeenh Lafferty
Henry Fitepatrick
James Rielly
John Gallagher
St. John's Church
Concert by Scranton Saengerrunde in Saengerhall
In Saengerrunds hall Monday evening the Scranton Saengerrunde will present a concert with a German program. The highlight is several selections by the Saengerrunde Glee club. Members include first tenors G Schultz J Mute Schott Ph Graff and others and second tenors Fred Herrmann Richard Zuleger Berd Hagen Seb Herbeter John Schneider N Jacobs Laula Gots I Heinz Jacob Behunk W Budenbach and J Guth.
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Saengerrunds Hall
Scranton Saengerrunde
Saengerrunde
G. Schultz
J. Mute
Schott
Ph. Graff
A. Henn
Chr. Torr
John Hirschel
W. Ruse
W. Keiper
Gust
Reppert
Alb
Gutheing
Charles Roaur
William Ehrhardt
George Fruehari
Fred Herrmann
Richard Zuleger
Berd. Hagen
Seb. Herbeter
John Schneider
N. Jacobs
Laula Gots
I. Heinz
Jacob Behunk
W. Budenbach
J. Guth
John Lentes
Society Concert Sees List of Local Members and Committee
Freteene Robinson Anthony Flach Edward Robinson U Sehwenker 4 Greiner Otto Robinson D Javota Jacob Horas Fred Ofte Jacob Geiger 1M Clatien L Haberstroh A Welchel Paul Heinrich A Huber W Daumeartner Record bass J Stoeber Theodore Lewes ert Louie Mertersch J Klein A Minger FE Heumann Charon Levert W Zlamer Krayer George Rockweller Peter ite M Levy Charles Koiger Professor Schmidt director of the society will be assisted by the following committee J Mats Borth Schott Philip Robinson Philip Graoff J Geiger Bred Schwenker H Koelper Charles Levert Fred Herrmann Louis Herterleh A dunce will follow at the conclusion of the concert.
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Freteene Robinson
Anthony Flach
Edward Robinson
U. Sehwenker
4. Greiner
Otto Robinson
D. Javota
Jacob Horas
Fred Ofte
Jacob Geiger
1M. Clatien
L. Haberstroh
A. Welchel
Paul Heinrich
A. Huber
W. Daumeartner
J. Stoeber
Theodore Lewesert
Louie Mertersch
J. Klein
A. Minger
FE. Heumann
Charon Levert
W. Zlamer
Krayer
George Rockweller
Peterite
M. Levy
Charles Koiger
Professor Schmidt
J. Mats
Borth Schott
Philip Robinson
Philip Graoff
J. Geiger
Bred. Schwenker
H. Koelper
Charles Levert
Fred. Herrmann
Louis Herterleh
A Dunce
Minooka Arrest Warrant Leads to Missing Patrick Lydon
Deputy Constable Con Ruddy failed to find Patrick Lydon, who is charged by John Mangan with attempting to hinder. Lydon left for parts unknown as Moscow Ryan is sought for attempting to Ke his wife and children. Owen McCann seeks action after his son’s dog bite incident. MouCann boy improves. Nentune Engine Co celebrated twenty four years. Louie Z. Zimmer of Casey Kelly’s brewery turned twenty five. Guth’s band serenaded Zimmer at Cedar avenue residence. No Loyalty Duty YWCA meeting tonight due to Good Friday.
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Con Ruddy
Minooka
Patrick Lydon
John Mangan
Ruddy
Lydon
Poller Zang
Moscow
Ryan
Owen McCann
John Woelkers
Bailey
Flaherty
Woelkers
Louie Zalmimer
Casey & Kelly's
Cedar Avenue
Guth
Mr. Zimmer
Obituary: William Mahon of Mahon Mouke Dies
William Mahon, owner of the Mahon Mouke in Olyphant, died suddenly of apoplexy yesterday morning. Born in Greenfield Lackawanna County, he married Ellen Brown of Carbondale and ran a hotel in Olyphant. Survived by wife, two children, two sisters, and two brothers in law, funeral plans not yet set. He was a member of Lodge No. 12, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
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William Mahon
Mahon Mouke
Olyphnt
O'Clouk
Air Alchon
Greenfield
lLackawanna County
Olyphant
Ile
Iss
Ellen Brown
Carbondale
Letel
Mahon Wie
Lodge No. 12, Benevolent and Protective Order of
Mre. J. Cummings
Jaseph Mahon
Mre. T. Fidsonard
Scranton
Atts
J. Z. Gallagher
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