Easter Music Flourishes Amid Floral Displays
Easter Sunday services drew large congregations across Berenn Baptist First Congregational and other churches. Berewn Baptist led in lavish floral decorations while First Congregational showcased choral works and solos under Mr Nay lor and Miss Benson. The day featured morning and evening services with organ, violin, and vocal performances by notable local musicians.
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Berenn
First Congregational
Berewn Baptist Church
Easter Services at Trinity Church Highlight Reveals
The Trinity Church Easter services featured orchestral pieces and choral anthems led by W. Lynoit and J. OC. Bartlett with organ and violin obbligato. The program included Beethoven like melodies and a Prelude amid notices of sacred readings and "Why Seek Ye the Living" reflections.
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Owertory
Abele
Traywr
Sathorn
J. OC
Bartlett
Wa Lynort
Herodietion
Plugloe
Myton
Leecog
Tito
W. EL Brown
Postal Messenger Service Aims at Sinpear Society
Daily twe mails between edits and Simpson will use a posted department messenger service. Posts to Postmaster Thomas by April will receive bids. A circular with work specs is viewable at The Hinge post office. The plan promises convenience to Sinpean people and business life. Mr Thomas has welcomed improvements and commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Thomas
Mento
Sinpean
Thomes
Torris
Reverend Curran Organizes New St Aloysius Society Branch
Rev Curran of Wilkes-Barre organized a branch of the St Aloysius Total Abstinence Society in St Rose church last evening. He preached from a pulpit he once held here and urged support for the new society, which includes several young members aged over twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Curran
Ust Wilkes- Barre
St. Aloysius Total
Social will held in Assembly hall at Jermyn
An evening social will be held in the Assembly hall at Jermyn under the auspices of the St. Aloysius A. A. society with Andrew J. Plawes providing music. Invitations have been sent and many people from Coroondale and nearby towns are expected to attend.
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Assembly Hall
Jermyn
St. Aloysius . A. Hh. Society
Andrew J. Plawes
Coroondale
Local Fraternal Orders Mentioned in Report
A fragment lists several lodges and councils: Common councl Belvet council Olive war lodge Nu li bh Oo no Veleral union No 7204 Patriotic Order Sons of America Carbondale council No 24 Knights of Coupe. The text appears to be a damaged OCR item referencing veteran and civic fraternal groups without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvet Council
Olive War Lodge
Patriotic Order Sons of Amerie
Carbondale
Knights of Coupe
Progress of the Nineteenth Century Lecture at Wandling Church
George T. Bille of Stroude burs Normal school gave a tec ture on Saturday evening at Wandling Methodist Episcopal church. The address explored the progress of the nineteenth century and its impact on society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Bille
Stroudeburs Normal School
Wandling Methodist Episcopal Church
District Deputy installs Odd Fellows officers in Jermiyn
District Deputy George W. Slughes from Carbondale and staff visited Mush brook lodge No. 850 in Jermiyn and installed the recently elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Slughes
Carbondale
Mushbrook Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Jermiyn
Reverend Charles Lee to Deliver Benefit Texture
Reverend Charles Lee will deliver a program for the Sons of Home Benevolence on Wednesday evening. The theme is states and mating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
Councils Meet Tonight for City Solicitor Reorganization
Tonight the common council aims to reorganize and vote on the city solicitor post after a string of delays and no clear result from prior sessions. Three candidates—Stuart ex Mayor ONeill and J. B. Jordan—seek the seat, with support split among Republicans and Democrats.
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Althogh al
Oktain
N. T. Moon
Thursay
Stuart
Nei
J. B. Jerdin
Scranton
Kilpatrick
O Nes
Ma O'Neil
Westerday
Mra
Jordan
O'Neill
Jordin
Oneill
Machinists Establish Shortlived Headquarters After Dismissals
Discharged machinists from the Delaware and Hud sem Etwilround company set up a headquarters in the Witt building at Malin Street and Salem Avenue. The group discussed peaceful settlement and community impact as a national headquarter officer arrives to assess the situation. A closed-door meeting followed at the new headquarters.
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Dehiware
Hudsem Etwilround
Df, Witt
Malin Street
Salem Avenue
Birs
Hennle
Worl
Machine Jets
Washington
Evening with Tennyson features Rev Ernest Melville
Trustees of the Baptist church reserve the best for the last feast and invite Rev. Ernest Melville from St James Episcopal Church Fort Edward to close the program on Wednesday night. Their press praise notes his superior conversational gifts and delivery as he performs in the event described as An Evening with Tennyson.
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The
Baptist Church
Ernest Melville
St. James Episcopal
Fort Edward
Berean Church Offers Silver Offering to Reach All
A Berean church plan emphasizes genuine interest of officers to place the beat within reach of all. The note urges the church to be filled for a rare silver offering event and celebrates a land’s greatest laureate inspiring nobler art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Berean Church
Knights of Father Mathew Hold Quarterly Scranton Meet
Members of the Knights of Father Mathew gathered at St. Rose Hall for the First district quarterly convention with delegates from Scranton Forest City Jermyn Archbald Olyphant Peckville and Jessup. Father Curran urged temperance as a sermon followed the session.
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Total
Scranton
St. Rose Hall
Knights of Father Mathew
Forest City
Jermyn
Archbald
Olyphant
Peckville
Jessup
Father Curran
East Wilkes-Barre
James Pidgeon
J. J. Dyer
James Riley
Peel
Carbondale
St. James T. A. Bi Society
Father Curtin
St. Rose Church
Obituary: Mrs Sophia Kinback of Pike Street dies
Mrs Sophia Kinback wife of William Kinback of Pike Street died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock after a long illness chiefly lung disease. Born Sophia Smith June 22 1860 in Shatington Lehigh County she lived in Scranton two years in youth and married William Kinback in 1882. Survived by husband son Harleys three sisters Annie Strauss Sarah Kraus Lida Jones and three brothers Amandus Joseph Ulysses. Body to Slatington for funeral and interment leaving Scranton tomorrow at 10 10 train.
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Sophia Kinback
William Kinback
Pike Street
Sophia Smith
Shilington
Lehigh County
Scranton
David Spencer
Kinback
Harleys
Annie Strauss
Sarah Kraus
Minersville
Lida Jones
Amandus
Joseph
Ulysses
Shatington
Slatington
Neary vs Benjamin for $25 reward over stolen horse
Alderman 8. S. Jones heard J. J. Neary versus I R R Benjamin for a $25 reward tied to Neary’s recovery of Benjamin’s stolen horse. Both sides were represented and numerous witnesses testified. The alderman took the case under advisement and will decide next Friday.
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S. Jones
J. J. Neary
I. RR
Thursday Night Two Merry Tramps and Sat Night When We Were Twenty One
Society notices announce Thursday night performances titled Two Merry Tramps and Saturday night show When We Were Twenty-one. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Lannen of Pike Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Patrick Moore of Sands Street, described as a Sun in a brief notice.
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John Lannen
Pike Street
Patrick Moore
Sands Street
Local visitors listed across city and nearby towns
Miss Verna Home of Binghamton and Miss Kate Moran of South Main are visiting relatives in town. Charles Orchard of Pittsburg visits his mother on John Street, while Miss Lois Verry of Carte Avenue visits friends in Windsor and Miss Rose McDorough of Brooklyn Street spends Easter in Moneschate. Several others, including Miss Janet Bigelow, Miss Adelaide Dodge, Nelson Bigelow, and Miss Laura Chapman, travel to visit relatives. Mrs. John G. Reese convalesces after typhoid pneumonia. Misses Sadie Barrett and Annie Barrett visit in Archbald. Luella Watson visits her sister in Canaan Street. Anna Arnold from Deposit visits her cousin Nettie Muley in Jeffrey Street, then goes to Honesdale.
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Verna Home
Binghamton
A. W. Haslam
Charles Orchard
Pittsburg
John Street
Kate Moran
South Main Street
Pottsville
Lois Verry
Carte Avenue
Windsor
Ales. Clone
Canaan Street
Rose McDorough
Brooklyn Street
Moneschate
Laura Chapman
Jeffrey Street
Tonesdaly
Janet Bigelow
Adelaide Dodge
Nelson Bigelow
Will Dennett
Clifford
Charles Severance
Cemetery Street
Verna Bigelow
Clarence
Niagara
Frank Wells
Pike Street
John G. Reese
Eighth Avenue
Sadie
Annie Barrett
Archbald
Kate Hodgins
Luella Watson
Coventry
N. Y
R. 3. Johnson
Anna Arnold
Deposit
Nettie Muley
Honesdale
Easter Services Tempered by Mild Festivities in Jermyn and Mayfield
Despite disagreeable weather, large congregations attended Easter services across Jermyn and Mayfield. Rev. Ernest Melville spoke at 7:45 pm in Baptist church on Father Taylor the Boston Methodists Sailor-Preacher, promising both amusement and uplift. Charles Walker and others hosted visitors for Buster holidays while union miners’ group prepares for Olyphant convention today.
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Baptist Church
Ernest Melville
St. James Episcopal Church
Fort Edward
Father Taylor
Boston Methodists
Charles B. Spurgeon
Mr. Melville
Claude BP. Stovker
Charles Walker
Fred Ruchmeyer
Nicholas Bennett
John Clark
Jermyn
United Mine Workers
Olyphant
L. A. Green
South Main Street
Grace Vail
Third Street
Teodore Townsend
Cilbert Street
Carbondale
St. Aloysius Society
Assembly Hall
Thia
Evening entertainment planned by Trogartia band for May 1
An enjoyable program is promised as Trogartia's band rehearses for a grand concert in Assembly Hall on May 1 to benefit the widow of the late Henry Mayne. Miss Linxshe Giles remains hospitalized at Dr Wheeler's in Carbondale with improving prospects. Mr and Mrs James Allen and family plan to move to Carbondale midweek, while Mr and Mrs Lb Bell and family will spend the summer at Ocean, Titave, renting a cottage.
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Trogartia
Ars
Assembly Hall
Henry Mayne
Linxshe Giles
Presbyterian Church
Gornige
Pakely Baptist
de. Spencer
Christ
Lb. U. Mde Yards
Lon. Jones Mary Pooonloer
Scranton
Addy
von Webbers
St. Paulrick’s
T. W. Watkins
Susquehanna Street
Swigert
Carbondale
Jessup
Pookyville
Priceburge
Throop
T. D. Nichols
Nanticoke
Ihis
Stephen Reey
Deli Kermora
H. Davis
Daniel Murry
Bonn
Lawrenc Ore Wheeira
J. WP. Cun Mings
Mise Nellie Moses
Taylor
Ecounei
Community Notes From Local Churches and Town Visitors
Mrs Thom Witte aided Sabbath school clans at the Methodist shipod paviors last evening to a largely attended and enjoyable affair. Mr Johnson formerly of Dalton opens a barber shop on Alabaster. Mr Graham son of Judge Graham of Denver visits A G B Winchell. John Lee of Falls, Va. has taken possession of the hotel and plans improvements.
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Thom Witte
Methodist
Ehipod Paviors
Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Johnson
Dalton
Alabastir
Graham
Grahim
Denver
Col
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxstive Mrome-Quiuine
A garbled ad-like line promotes a remedy for a cold claiming rapid cure in a day. It mentions a misspelled product name and offers no verifiable details or source. The text reads like a dubious medical claim with no credible attribution.
Maryars of Throop Join Church Mission Drive
Last night at the Presbyterian church the Maryars of Throop were received into membership and tasked to organize a mission under Rev. Julius Hamborski. Also noted were Easter observances at Welsh churches, a funeral for Mrs. Jenkins, Odd Fellows officers installed in Taylorville, and various local community notices.
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Presbyterian Church
Maryars
Throop
Iumer
Julius Hamborski
So. Jungen
H. AE Heies
A. W. Dickson
Cory
David Ny Daevis
John Lewis
Scranton
Minister Preaches on Luke Text in Conference Sermon
Rev Ad Ad Van Cleft delivered his last sermon before the session of conference last night. He spoke from Luke Yes 7 and depicted Christ’s resurrection as a means to test modern Christianity. He urged followers to seek the perfect life as the saving path and example to imitate.
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van Cleft
Nighet
Church events and community notices amid illness and travel
A disrupted schedule due to illness postpones a speech at Tripp Avenue Church. Women’s Christian Temperance meetings are listed with dates at Methodist Episcopal church and other local churches. Multiple notes mention residents traveling, illness, family visits, and business appointments across Blakely and nearby towns.
Musical Program Shines at Methodist Church Event
The Kaygter muse render at ile Valebouts euities Gib presented an evening of solos and choral pieces under director and chorister 1 FL Jones. The Methodist Episcopal venue featured decorated platforms and a strong musical program, with praise for the Walking family of musicistes and a well received performance.
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Ile Valebouts
Euities
DeaUsh
Huet
Tries
Prat
FL Jones
Elven
iWerning
wWelerk
Ikines Waksing
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Carbondale Department
First Congregational Church
Wiest
Satonie
Nasylor
Buck
Miss Ben- Son
Ilorence Taylor
Sweet Voles
Ti Addams
Beethoven
Miss Benson
Shelley
Jase
Spence
Edgvth Benson
Huck
Roberts
Gardner
Slauser
Str
Nicholas Vermeott
Aii
Naylor
Sopmines
Padyth Jomsen
Aliss Florence Tayior
Margaret Minute
Tao AL M
Communton
Chlarke
Lord's Mare
A. M
Tor
Omertony
Sean Dereon
Orrhorton
Colleet
Snl
Penn Te
Berean Baptist Church
Werther
Mivaty Conservatories
Henrick
Eva Smith
Olwety
Mise Copa Bethebrook
Chetsiianite
Petar
Meruselen
Anna Dunstan
Varga
Wb, Vans
St. Rose de Lima
Mather John Dixon
Mather Waleter Gormin
Pather Corley
Father Sire
Wilkes-Biree
Len Perarce Seri
First Presbyterian
Mornesg Seeve
Oia
Meinatie d' Pioadouris
He Fon
Haan
Testament Lessin
Authoni
Reece Howlaeh
Reece
Reed
Trinity Church
Trinity Winch
Clabuyuly
A New Temperance Society
Macce and Mrating
Quarterly Convention
Knights of
Father Mathew
Opera House
Jermyn and Mayfield
Scranton Business Houses
Guernsey
Don Ufail
J.w.guernsey
Prop
Washington Ave
Davis Steam Ore Co
Sid Penn Ave
Golden Gate
Hemeamade Pustey
Adams Ave
W. J. Barriscale
Mantell
W. A. Harvey
Commonwealth Building
J.b.woodrsey & Co Contractors Builders
Kina
Sbury & Scranton
John A. Roebling
Gutta Perea and Rubber Mtg. Co
Knowlton
Carter
Stoam
Pauli
W. H. Gordon & Son
Adams Avnue
Brescues
Wyoming Avenue
Breschel & CO
Washington Avenue
Calla
Wikson & Walbers
Ando
S. H. Twining
Penn Ave
Toadies
F. L. Hironcock & Son
Buranton
O.s.blossie
Smith Premier
L. Sommar
Kat
Washina
Ton Ave
Lackawanna Underwear Store
Mien Atom
Hank Ley
Spruce
Huntington
Crean
Lee
Eureka
Reisman Brothers
We Corm
Ae Newspapers
Gourledjoale
Nyizigdanes
Ddighe
Spruce Street
Corina
Queen OF Key West Cigars
Connell Bldg
Goodman's Shoe Store
Wabnu Ave
Mallerecot Paving Prick
Cefe
Tieperal
Itive
Nay Ane
Goll Metal
Opie Lat
Trewerton
Doom
Eve Globe Stern
Theite
M.T. Keecer
Lackowanna Carriage Works
Edwin S. Williams
Room 25 Coal Exchange
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Cilatige
Waverly
Dunmore
A. J. van Cleft
Church of the Immaculate Conception
William Murphy
Misa Alma Burs
Brookville
Ohio
Willim Moyes
Edmond Thomas
Joseph Thivis
John Green
James Tibbs
James Tossut
O. TL. Colvin
Taylorville Lodge
Odd Tollows
Noble Grand
Price Harris
Thomas Owens
John DD. Prancla
Manelil
W. J. Howells
D. Z. Thomas
Thomas Jenkins
Grand Lodge
Tallie W. Jones
Welsh Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
Fleaty Negler
Hes
Union
Miin Street
Willan
Moses Taylor Hospital
Deh Ivans
Main Street
New York City
Emblem
Sons of Temperance
WISE
Mineron D. Owens
New York
Forpierts
Weroman and Mire
W. E. Owens
Oak Street
Mipie Ato
Temperance Wnton Ahl
Joan Git
Methodist Episcopal Church
Duokiwoneuw
Taiwerne
Sisquehanna
Ecules
Abeaiel Mis
A. Th Buekliten
John Call
Philiueletonia
Dee
Vicker
Piaitehale
St. James
St. James Hall
Puexiday
Dillinees
Benoit
Dol
Sihsanes Deemecin
Bolva Taylor
South Gibsoy
Youngs Men’s Institute
St. Jimes
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