West Scranton Concert Delights Plymouth Congregational Church
A sparse audience at Plymouth Congregational Church heard a meritorious program by local artists under the Men's League. Ralph Williams filled in for John T. Watkins on a throat illness, with Florence Richmond as accompanist. Performances included a Chopin opening, William Griffiths trombone, Beatrice Enid Morris elocution, Samuel B. Powell and Taille M. Evans praised organizing efforts, and Marie Niland singing two soprano solos to enthusiastic acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Taille M. Evans
Samuel B. Powell
Florence Richmond
William V. Griffiths
Fred Widmayer
Marie Niland
Coronet Solo Encore Opens Evening Concert
Tom Miles delivered a difficult cornet solo and earned a hearty encore as he joined Mr. Grimiths for a duet from Il Trovatore, both performers praised for their best work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miles
Il Trovatore
Mr. Grimiths
Three candidates file for First district legislative race
Chairman George W. Jenkins announced three candidates for the First district seat Walter W. Simpson of 222 Watt Market street Joseph Oliver of 1317 Hampton street and William John Thomas of 718 Byron street Reynolds the current representative will not seek re election due to the crowded field W A Stanton and H C Hatton did not register Republican delegates are D Philip Williams 1621 Price street and Thomas Mills 1733 North Main avenue alternates John H Williams 614 South Main avenue C V Terwilliger 1227 Providence road primary set for Saturday April 26 4 to 7 p m and the convention to tally votes on Tuesday April 29 at 10 a m in Co operative hall North Main avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jenkins
Walter W. Simpson
Watt Market Street
Joseph Oliver
Hampton Street
William John Thomas
Byron Street
Jefferson Reynolds
W. A. Stanton
H. C. Hatton
D. Philip Williams
Price Street
Thomas ©. Mills
North Main Avenue
John H. Williams
South Main Avenue
C. V. Terwilliger
Providence Road
Co-operative Hall
Bellevue Choir to Present Cantata at First Welsh Congregational
The Bellevue children's choir performs a cantata at First Welsh Congregational Church on April 16. This final show requires April 1 and 2 ticket holders to present their tickets for admission. Conducted under Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Ripple, the performance features solos and duets by seasoned child voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
Connell
Ripple
Social notes from Washburn Street church groups and gatherings
Mrs. L. B. Potter hosted the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary societies event at South Malin Avenue with reports acted upon. A rag bee at 1207 Jackson Street entertained by Mrs. A. P. Skern featured Miss Kate Kern and several others. A surprise party for Della Kearney at Merridian Street from J. D. Williams & Bro. employees was also noted with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Potter
South Malin Avenue
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
A. P. Skern
Jackson Street
Kate Kern
Bald Mount
Anna Diehl
Bayonne
N. J
Tillie Diehl
Ida Eldred
Louise Grass
A. P. Kern
DeWitt Huber
Della Sxearney
Merridian Street
J. D. Williams & Bro
Marion Jones
Sarah Metcalf
Viola Johns
Elilzabeth Williams
Cora Butcher
Della Kearney
Sadie Ryder
Minnie Coleman
Mary Kearney
Hattie Price
Kate Scanlon
Linen Batiste Turnover Collars In Various Embroideries
Advertisement lists linen batiste turnover collars priced at 12 1 2 cents each and fancy embroidered turnover collars at 20 cents each. The line offers two styles with explicit per item pricing.
A Handicap in Handkerchiefs
A display features rich Swiss and embroidered handkerchiefs with fancy edges and hemstitching. Two sale lots offered. Lot 1 priced at 121-20 per item and Lot 2 at 18 cents each. Loss to seller, gain to buyers emphasized.
Women's Waists Offered at Special Price
Fashion retailers present a season's fix for shoppers with waists at two dollars and eight cents each. The display highlights affordable styling and the latest tailoring trends.
Charity club entertaining guests at Luserne Street home
Frances Blewitt and a large group hosted the Charity club gathering at Luserne Street with Mrs Tudor and Mrs Hughes assisting. The guest list includes Mrs Anna Jones Mrs Richard Tudor Mrs Mary Oliver Miss Anna Oliver Mrs Reese Maddock Mrs Saul Jones Mrs Tanne Davis Mrs Mary Jones Mrs Evan Holmfide Mrs Charles Munkey Mrs Edward Jones Mrs Henry Davis Mrs East and Miss Carrie Maat.
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Frances Blewitt
Annie Kearney
Anna Hughes
Mattle Owens
Anna Rush
Robert McMillan
Harry Foy
James Honan
Mantel Dany
Joseph Mercait
Harry Wedeman
Philip Watkins
John Cassese
Thomas Kearney
John Kearney
Charles Lavis
Joseph Wright
Benjamin Hughes
Luserne Street
Tudor
Hughes
Mra
Anna Jones
Richard Tudor
Mary Oliver
Anna Oliver
Reese Maddock
Saul Jones
Tanne Davis
Mary Jones
Evan Holmufide
Charles Munkey
Edward Jones
Henry Davis
Mra. East
Misa Carrie Maat
Ripple division and Loyal Crusaders meet at hall for service
The Ripple division Sona of Temper ance and Loyal Crusaders are asked to meet at their hall near Jenkinas drug store at 6 30 o clock tomorrow evening before attending services at Jackson Street Baptist church. W R Irwin will speak at Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist tonight, then at First Welsh Congregational tomorrow morning and Jackson Street Baptist tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Division
Sona of Temperance
Crusaders
Jackson Street Baptist Church
W. R. Irwin
Bellevue
First Welsh Congregational Church
Infant Remains Interred in Local Cemeteries
The remains of an infant child of Mr and Mrs James McLane of Eynon Street were interred in Cathedral cemetery yesterday afternoon. Edwin, infant son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wallace of Deckers Court, and Frances three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan W Davis of 2118 Jackson Street were also laid to rest yesterday afternoon in Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLane
Eynon Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Edwin
Samuel Wallace
Decker’s Court
Washburn Street
Frances
Morgan W. Davis
Jackson Street
Plymouth church hosts Reverend Stroup and social events listed
General notes record Rev. Charles A. Stroup of New Haven occupying Plymouth Congregational pulpit tomorrow. Open Window club invites for April 18 dance at Mears hall with Bauer's music. St Mark’s Lutheran excursion to Lake Lodore July 31. Electric City Wheelmen’s Minstrels stage rehearsal updates. Men’s League to meet at Plymouth next Monday. Daughters of Erin attend Mass at St Patrick’s. Isaac Rosser injured at Archbald mine. taken to Moses Taylor hospital. Simp son church probationers plan admissions. local disorder complaints. Hyde Park Maccabees hold smoker. new candidates initiated. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Hatch relocate to North Hyde Park. Colonial dancing class social at Washington hall. Rev William Morgan to conduct English service tomorrow and Welsh sermon in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Stroup
New Haven
Electric City Wheelmen
Men's League
Plymouth Church
Division No. 4
Daughters of Erin
Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Isaac Rosser
Fourteenth Street
Archbald
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Simpson Methodist Biscopal Church
North Bromley Avenue
Lafayette Street
Hyde Park
Maccabees
Ivorite Hall
Leander Hatch
South Hyde Park Avenue
Worden
North Hyde Park Avenue
Washington Hall
William ¥. Morgan
Bellevue
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Carbon Dale
Members from Green Ridge and nearby areas attended the twenty fourth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society in Carbon Dale over Thursday and Friday. Community members and guests gathered for cards, substitutes served at local schools, and a sermon by Rev. Henry Sterling Potter of Albany, N Y, at the Green Ridge Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. L. Hitchcock
Mr. Kays
Louise Williams
Margaret Nicol
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Carbondale
Charles Shedd
Monsey Avenue
Dale Farm
West Mountain
Jessie Cavell
Mary Hitchcock
Mary Greeley
Cora Griffin
J. P. Hosle
Sanderson Avenue
J. Gardner Sanderson
J. Atticus Robertson
Clearwater
P. Hull
Harry Hull
Townsend Poore
George Phillips
W. D. Russell
Fannie Marvin
Virginia Dimmick
Henry Sterling Potter
Albany
N. Y
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Epworth league event in Dunmore a financial and social success
The Epworth League meeting in Dunmore drew a large crowd and yielded a neat sum for the committee. Complaints rise over Laurel Hill car markings confusing riders as routes to Chestnut street or cemetery are indistinguishable by signs. Lawson Baking Company, a leading local firm, has doubled its production capacity in two months due to rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Lawson Baking Company
Local Market Changes and Church Services Note City Life
J B Hobday sells out and retires after years of Brook Street trade. North Blakely street road work continues amid interest from borough leadership. Dunmore churches announce services with Holy communion and sermon topics. Tripp Avenue and First Methodist schedule morning and evening worship and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hobday
Brook Street
Hobday
Ezra Griffin
Brown
Blakely Street
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
J. B. Dabney
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Henry Newing
Epworth League
Inseyice
Euchre party and dance at St John the Evangelist noted
South Scranton reports a euchre gathering in the basement of the new church hall hosted by Council No. 129 Catholic Relief and Beneficial Society. Prizes included plants, clothing, and gifts. the event closed after 1 am with a dancing session led by Kate Reardon and a list of fifteen prize winners led by John Coyne and Anne Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Marvin & Muir
Clark
Miss Mary Harry
Lehmann
Lewis & Reilly
Lewis
Buddy Davies
Murphy
Goldsmith
D. W. Humphrey
J. Collins
Hayes & Varley
New York
W. J. Burns
Patrick Moran
Michael McGarry
P. J. Jordan
Joseph Wren
Thomas Gilboy
W. Breen
Mrs. Fallon
Kate Gavin
Mary Mahon
Norah Kennedy
Anna Boland
Local Fire Company Names Longtime South Side Stoker
Max Rogar was appointed permanent fireman and stoker of engine company No. 2, a South Side lifelong resident, and his selection drew universal praise as recognition of faithful service. Rosary, long trusted as a Neptune stoker, left a good DL&W post for city service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rogar
Engine Company No. 2
South Side
Rosary
Neptune
Rosar
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Holds Parish House Dedication
The Hickory Street Presbyterian church dedicates its new parish house this Sunday with three services. Congregation members meet at the church at 10 AM to form a procession to the parish house. Rev. W. A. North will oversee the opening. A. W. Fisher of Brooklyn delivers the morning sermon. The afternoon program is led by the Sunday school with Rev. Dr. McLeod and other prominent city clergy. The evening features the Ladies' Aid with Rev. Dr. Wolferg of Brooklyn delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
W. A. North
A. W. Fisher
Brooklyn
N. Y
McLeod
First Presbyterian Charch
Ciy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wolferg
Lirooklyn
Father Whitty Society Installs Officers at St Marys Hall
The Father Whitty society held a Thursday meeting in St Marys hall installing officers led by President P J Mulherin and recording secretary George G Loftus. Delegates were chosen to represent the society at the May diocesan convention in Olyphant. About fifteen new members were pledged by Rev J V Moylan, the society now numbers around 660. Company C of the C T A U will meet Monday in St Marys hall for the drilled unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hall
Olyphant
Providence Presbyterian Church
Llewellyn Jones
Father Whitty
St. Mary's Hall
P. J. Mulherin
Thomas Foley
George G. Loftus
Martin Coleman
Martin Cavaniaugh
Thomas Nolan
James F. Sultry
Joseph Walsh
T. J. Haggerty
John McNulty
Michael Brennan
Thomas Biglin
Thomas McHale
J. V. Moylan
Charles W. Baxter
James F. Saltry
Lawrence Burns
Martin McGraw
Thomas Mason
C, T. A. U.regtment
Providence Presbyterian Choir Presents Easter Music Program
The Providence Presbyterian choir under choirmaster C Whittemore repeats an Easter Sabbath music program tomorrow evening. The morning service features Floyd Heberling performing the baritone solo Before the Throne of Glory by Nevin with choir. The evening program includes multiple anthems and solos by Jessie Phillips Smith, Miss Clint Long, Miss Jeanie Phillips Smith, Mr. Thomas Morgan, Mr. Howard Griffin, Mr. William Roberts, and others, with violin and organ interludes and choir accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian Choir
Suhnecker Mix
Jeasie Phillipa Smith
Mike Annie Morgan
Howard Griffin
Thomas Morgan
Rigen
Jteasie Phillips Smith
Mise Long
Mes McDonald
Chivist
Dudles Buck Mee
Smith
Mie
Howard EB
Griffin
Kull Chote
Paul Rodney
William A. Roberts
Anthom
V. Bloomfield Coase
Floyd Heberlitiz
Mia
Watson Griffiths
Fall Choir
Llewellyn Jones Laid to Rest in Local Cemetery
Llewellyn Jones of Wayne venue was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock in Wash burn Street cemetery from his late residence after several months illness. The remains were taken to Welsh Presbyterian Church on Wayne Avenue for services conducted by Rev. Roberts and Rev. W L Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Jones
Wayne Farvenue
Washburn Street
Mr. Jones
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Wayne Avenue
Roberts
W.lt. Davis
Memorial Baptist Church
Church Avenue
Cracker Jacks Trounce North End Stars In Easy Debut Win
Cracker Jacks defeated the North End Stars 10 to 2 before a large audience in the second game of the series. Bert Hughes starred for Cracker Jacks with James McCluskie leading for the Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracker Jacks
North End Stars
Crackerjacks
Bert Hughes
James McCluskie
Jeffeya
T. Davis
Thughes
Benjamin
Uhms
Guar
North End
Stam
McCluskie
Connelly
Skiff
Venter
Evans
Suai
Dames
Cambrian Bowling Team Organized for City League
The Cambrian Bowling team gathered at North Scranton alleys and formed a squad for city league play. Signed players include Robert Edwards, Thomas Henry, Richard Lloyd, William Davis with Walter Price as captain. substitutes Myan Evans and Thomas Davidson. season opener set for next Wednesday. prize yet undecided by promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian
North Scranton
Robert Edwards
Thomas Henry
Richard Lloyd
William Davis
Walter Price
Myan Evans
Thomas Davidson
Postponed case discharged amid alibi claim in Marshall Anderson matter
The delayed case against Marshall Anderson for window breaking was discharged after he proved an alibi, claiming to have been knocked senseless with a bottle. Preparations begin on sewers on this side with substantial work due by year end. Dr Schley’s Lung Healing Balsam advertises cures with no cure, no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Anderson
Ignats Prita
Anderson
Schley
School leaders visit No. 25 to urge student perseverance
Superintendent George Howell and First Ward controller Walter Christmas toured No. 25 School on Thursday then addressed teachers in the principal's room. They spoke to grammar grade pupils urging them to stay in school and prepare for life’s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Walter Christmas
No. 25
Howell
Providence Camp Hosts Progressive Euchre for Woodmen of America
At a Providence Camp meeting after routine business a progressive euchre contest pitted Dunmore and Green Ridge camps against Providence. Venerable Council F. M. Forkuminger won the prize and J. B. Casterline of Green Ridge camp took the booby prize. Otto D. Moyer will present prizes at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Modern Woodmen of America
Dunmore
Green Ridge
F. M. Forkuminger
Providence Camp
Casterline
Otto D. Moyer
Lydia Keaton Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A nursely appeal describes women suffering from “bearing-down” pain and distress and promotes Lydia KE Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a sure remedy. Mrs Gleason’s testimonial is cited to urge readers to seek the product’s cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Mrs. Gleason
M. Gleason
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkam
Dean Mus
PrInkwAm
Lydia EK
Mara
Ina Pretrrenson
Amasa
Mich
Life of Ruth Talk by Rev. Hoese at North End
Reverend Mr. Hoese will deliver a talk on the Life of Ruth at the North End venue. The event invites local readers to reflect on the biblical narrative and its lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoese
Ruth
North End
Kemp's Balam Promises Cough Cure Trial Offer
Misspelled and garbled ad copy touts a medicine called Kemp's Balam to cure coughs and diseases. It claims rapid relief and urges readers to try a two cent price with a free trial, sold by druggists.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Dufour
Geo. W. Jenkins
Main Ave
UU Luuautu
Aaya
Wii
Globe Warehouse
General News
South Scranton
New Parish House
North
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Ceeeeules Groner
Mes
Jessie Phillips Smith
Miss Long
Otto Schill
Patriotic Order of Americans
P. O
Freuhan's Hall
Cedar Avenue
Carrie Weirick
Ligale Hubbard
Livsle Kirchoff
Mary Maus
Carrie Smith
Laurea Luisenberger
Ethel Tisdel
Minnie Zang
Lena Hafner
William Maus
John Neher
Charles Peil
Birch Street
Hotel Best
Gleason
the Woman’s Catholic Order of Forresters
St. Francois Xavier Court
Lydia Brinkham
Pinktam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sarail E. Reaper
Amsden
Ohio
National City Bank of
Lynn
Ydia EK
Pinkham Medicine Co
NEW York Hotels
Westminster
Sixteenth St
Iring Place
Famillea
T. Thompson
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
Albert New Yor Cor
11Th ST
Eee
Broad Rae
Ibe
Hoorn
Lyceum Theatre
Bettie Blur Parker
Tess
Martianal Pulpit
Pritem
Toe
Bostonians
Maid Marian
Robi Toot
Rocinald DeKoven
Mardy Hy
Gardenhunler
Wiets
Pallor
Bie
A. Im
Lusic M
Reis
Lemee
ACJ
Daly
Dalasce
Waite
Jolly Harry Jenkins and Company
HIG Spectalty
Matindes
Star Theatre
Herrington
al Reeves
Big Co. Matiser
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