Wyoming Congregationalists Hold Sixteenth Semi-Annual Meeting
The Wyoming Association of Congregational Churches met in the First Congregational Church, with delegates from nineteen churches. Leaders preached on doctrine and financial policy, stressing church stewardship, with talks by Rev. T W Jones and Rev. Harris, and discussions on reconciliations between church teaching and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Association of Cortromational Churches
Covlock
Imevin J. A. Bayi
Scrantons
William
Luke
Conlcade
Heredia
Namtleake
J. Morris
Windle
Jesus
They
Mtv. Chrege
London
Plagher
Hie
St. Paul
Christhinite
Ruxhey
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Morrix
Morrie
Rough Sketch of Congregational Meeting and Reflections
The article recalls a convention with Leodx and others, noting poverty and a notable incident involving Dephi's nunie and a focus on memory of college days. It describes a touching moment when Mer Thomas Evned, of Scrinton, mourns changes in the church and property, reflecting on laborers who left and songs sung at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leodx
Escoution
Don Feili
Mb. Cvormet
Kew
Thapry AL Degli
Poiston
Tilossburg
Othe
Pephard Phew
Western Marylin College
Dephi
Nunie
Wales
Fillett
Deepharott
Eh Lappy College
Thomas Evened
Scrinton
Mynon
Vsc
Unclear OCR List of Names From War Era Sheet
Fragmentary OCR reads a string of names and nicknames tied to a wartime post and a dated line. Includes Bovaque Wil Thi Mranets and others like Gabri elle Bortunato and Topolethe i Carmaldhue among a shuffled roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DerSsnne
FL Bovaque
Wil- Thi Mranets
T. L. Ahitek
ALC Widemer
Med Wilthelds
Toovokines
Ciovuuni Bilvelive
WL Waeskievies
Borthohsnew Zigimouteawies
Lulet Gabrielle Bortunato
Antonio Topolethe
I Carmaldhue
Thomas Gilleaple
Putviel Gullagher
Guile Reported Near Albright Estate In Pottsville Area
Andrew Langdon of Battalohames Archbard Pottsville and Central Manager Terp of the Templetron COMPANYS Wereth town Vertendas allege a scam around the Albright estate property by Thos Carey who has succeeded Mr Archtird as mum ber OF the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Langdon
Battalohames
Archbard
Pottsville
Terp
Templetron Companys
Wereth Town Vertendas
Albright
Thos Carey
Mr. Archtird
Morse family moves to Belmont Street residence
Mrs BE Morse and her son Kendall vacate their rooms at Hotel American and will live with her parents Mr and Mrs F. B. Vanmin on Belmont Street.
Meek Sells Interest in Wayne County Lumber Firm
kK. OM. Meek has sold his stake in the large lumber business at Tadlandrehaud Wayne county operated as Hollebeek & Pack to Frank Dullenbeek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. OM. Meek
Tadlandrehaud
Wayne County
Hollebeek & Pack
Frank Dullenbeek
Early Car Plan Buses For Foleluck Service
An early car plan runs from the mission wi Mi to Genannihe to pick up those who wish to attend the Foleluck service. The vehicle will leave the power house every morning at 4.96 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Mi
Plane Church & Street Cay
Spy Wedding Time Age Ary Wedding at Terrace Street
Mr and Mrs Lews Davis return from a wedding time age ary. They are now at home in a newly furnished house on Terrace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews Davis
Terrace Street
Parish offertory report from Bt Rose church on Aulday
A fragment notes the master offering of the parish at Bt Rose church on Aulday. The text is garbled but indicates an offertory or collection event within the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Rose Church
Aulday
Baton
Burglars Crack Safe at Black Diamond Coal Office
Thieves blew the strong box on North Belmont Street with dynamite at the Black Diamond Coal Company office. They took 547 in cash and a small deli item from the safe after prying the door open and blowing the interior, leaving investigators and police to pursue suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Diamond Coal Company
Belmont Street
Wehi
Seoone
Fire destroys Wright dwelling on Arview Street
A house occupied by Fred Wright and his family burned down after an explosion and a long blaze. Neighbors, including the Mitchells, fought flames with a six hundred foot hose line. Wright saved only an overcoat. no insurance was carried. Wright’s wife, son, and a nearby worker were mentioned in a broader account of the incident and a separate railroad accident that proved fatal to a man named Meese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abut
Livelock
Arview Street
Red Wriglt
Badlvaiders
Eneginesis
S Team
Mitchells
Funeral of Clyde Whitfield Attended by Wide Circle
The funeral for Clyde Whitfield son of Coudian and Mrs Robert Whitfield was held Saturday at 2 pm at the family home on Waeh Higton chreer. The New 0 school pupils and locomotive show machinists attended in body. Floral designs were elaborate. Interment in Maplewood cemetery. Pallbearers Leon Bly Kue Brink Stanley Smith Fred Seool Max Shepherd Robert Meak. Flower bearers Daniel sins Carl Bly Wilbur Morgan cy Huteman Lester Smith Roy Thorp Howard Starkweather. Attendees from WILL af town included Mrs Robert Sunderland and daughter Sadie Newark NJ Mr and Mrs Joseph Fox Wilkes-Barre Mr and Mrs William Ewarts Dunmore Walter Kramer Joseph Vannan Scranton and Mrs Marna Porter Mimira NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Whitfield
Coudian
Robert Whiifield
O'Elock
AL FY Chaffee
Waeh- Higton Chreer
New 0 School
Maplewood Ceme Y
Leon Bly
Kue Brink
Stanley Smith
Fred Seool
Max Shepherd
Robert Meak
Daniel Sins
Carl Bly
Wilbur Morgan
Cy Huteman
Lester Smith
Roy Thorp
Howard Starkweather
Will Af Town
Robert Sunderland
Duvelhter
Sadie
Newark
N. J
Joseph Fox
Wilkes-Barre
William Ewarts
Dunmore
Walter Kramer
Joseph Vannan
Scranton
Marna Porter
Mimira
N.Y
Houdyn the Great French Magician Takes Center Stage
At the Lyman Hy Love Moving Picture exhibition, fifty images showcase the world’s greatest magician Robert Houdyn. The lifelike pictures recreate Houdyn’s feats as performed in Paris and will be shown tonight at the Grand Opera House, promising marvels of mystery and bewilderment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hy
Robert Houdyn
France
Houdyn
Puris
Meetings Tonight at Several Fraternal Lodges
Local notices list gatherings for Krey Walher Carew branch No 449 Catholic Knights of America Pioneer castle No 205 Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain Corboydale lodge Soa 230 Knights of Pythilur. Meeting details appear in fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krey
Walher Carew
Catholic Knights of America
Pioneer Castle
Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Corboydale Lodge
Soa
Knights of Pythilur
Didlos Auatihey Railroad
Hagineers Mvt
Benno
Theatre programs at Opera House and minstrels
At the Opera House tonight Toulsht Lyman Howes Moving Pictures and Tomorrow night Vogel and Deming’s Big Minstrels perform. Priday Aterian Opera company presents in "aust" with announced acts and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulsht
Lyman Howe
Moving Pictures
Vogel & Deming
Big Minstrels
Priday—Aterian Opera Company
Aust
Social Tonight Concert At Vermania Hall
Vie Vermania leads a social evening sponsored by Professor Birth at the hall. A lively singing program and evening of entertainment are planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Vermania
Dame Ol
Professor Birth
Ach Ith Cian Opera Debut At Grand Opera
The article reports the debut of the Ach Ith Cian Opera company at the Grand Opera, highlighting their opening performance and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACH Iit Cian Opera Company
LD Debour
Faust Grand Opera Comes to Carbondale Next Friday
One night only on April 19 Gomnod's mneterpicos presents Faust in four acts. The company is highly recommended and Carbondale music lovers are promised a grand treat. Al fred J. Kressner conducts with refined training and tradition. Senate may now be secured for the attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomnod
Mneterpicos
Faust
Carbondale
Opera Fe
Alfred J. Kressner
Senate
Accused in House Break-In Face Alderman’s Hearing
Michael Finnnigan, Fred Menry, William Birmingham and John Birmingham were accused yesterday by Albert Stiles before Alderman Atkinson of breaking into Stiles’ house near No. 4. Warrants issued. hearings set for this morning. Stiles also charged W. Fuller with stealing two of his famous washtubs and located one at Fuller's. Fuller prepared to answer this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Finnnigan
Fred Menry
William Birmingham
John Birmingham
Albert Stiles
Atkinson
Simon Sisko Faces Heavy Charges in Alderman Atkinson Court
Simon Sisko appeared in Alderman Atkinson's court on multiple serious charges. George Safiska testified that Sisko threatened to kill him and displayed a concealed weapon toward him in a fearful display. Jacob Antos supported Safiska's claim, and Sisko was unable to post bail, sent to county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Sisko
Atkinson
George Safiska
Simon
Jacob Antos
Safiska
Sisko
Entertaining Grand Tomorrow Night Promises Novel Show
The organization will perform at the Grand tomorrow night presenting a novel and pleasing entertainment. The programme promises rapid-fire tumbling, surprises, beautiful costumes, pretty music and dazzling scenic and electrical effects as key attractions.
Embalmer William McHale Returns From Training
William McHale has returned from New York City where he attended Pro tessa Boynard's embalming school and is now licensed. He will assist his father BEJ McHale of North Main Street in the family business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McHale
New York City
Protessa Boynard
Mr. McHale
BE. J. McHale
North Main Street
Local residents and visitors in town this week
V C Manners has taken apartments in the Anthracite. Miss Mary McCringle of Avoca is visiting friends in this city. Mr and Mrs James Lyman of Jermyn have moved here. Charles Law of Pittston visited his sister. Mrs J W Cross yesterday. Joseph Kelly and John Rubert went to Susquehanna after trout. Paul Kelly son of Mrs Ellen Kelly is ill at home. Miss Mary Kelly of Providence visits Miss May Lynott. Miss Gertrude Gross of Scranton visits Mrs Nellie Devaney. Mrs W Bennett of Winwood visits cousin Miss Anna Hare. Mrs John O Neill of Siko called on friends Monday. Miss Mary Gilboy of New York City visits Patrick and Mrs Gilboy on Scott street. Miss Martha Singer entertained the Sore sisters and cousin Miss Leah Levy of Springfield, Ohio, with a euchre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Manners
Mary McCringle
Avoca
James Lyman
Jermyn
Charles Law
Pittston
J. W. Cross
Joseph Kelly
John R Ubert
Susquehanna
Paul Kelly
Ellen Kelly
West Side
Mary Kelly
Providence
May Lynott
Wrest
Gertrude Gross
Scranton
Nellie Devaney
Brooklyn Street
W. . Bennett
Winwood
Anna Hare
Cnet Street
John O'Neill
Siko
Forest City
Mary Gilboy
New York City
Patrick Gilboy
Scott Street
Martha Singer
Leah Levy
Springfield
Assault and Battery Case Grounds Jermany Courtroom Crowding
The Williams versus Forschner case drew a large crowd at the Jermany and Mayfield hearing before Squire Miefer on Monday evening. The dispute began from rival family children and escalated when Forschner threatened Williams with a pitchfork, then the pair grappled on the ground. Mrs Forschner threatened Williams and a bystander intervened, bail set at $200 for Forschner's release to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Main Street
John Forschner
Squire Miefer
Forsehners
Carey
Forschners
Williams
Forschner
4& Tone
John Trotter, Jr
Ralph Slocum
Forsetiner
Frank Stocker
Lle McClinley
Gardner's Hall
M. J. Shiekis
Georgia
South
Lyman Howe
Eyisecopal Church
Local Entertainment Delights Town Attendance High
The pictures and Mrs Nation’s smashing escapades delighted everyone. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hockaday died of pneumonia after a illness. Mr Jones Morcom of Wourth Street visited Scranton yesterday. Mrs Annie Lander of Scranton is visiting relatives here. The re appointment of Rev M L Fuller as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church pleased the congregation who have grown fond of him since his arrival a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Thomas Hockaday
Noorlhm Jones Morcom
Wourth Street
Wis
Scranton
Annie Lander
M. DL. Fuller Oy
Methodiat Eulocopal Church
Dalton Local News Highlights Community Life
William Von Storch remains confined to home with grip. Rev A W Cooper returns for another year by Wyoming conference. School board reelects C B Hanzen Jr as principal and reelects four teachers for one year. Various local visits and moves noted. Rail work on west-bound DLW line progresses. James P Dickson of Scranton visits. George Mahy and family relocate to Dalton for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William von Storch
Faw
A. W. Cooper
Wyoming Conference
C. 8. Hanyen, Jr
Josephine Kennedy
Scott
Hihel Carr
Polly Relph
Dalton
William Mason
Daleville
Paul Somers
Wyoming
Somers
Charles A. Zeller
Potteville
M. B. Sherman
Lena
Scranton
Frank Hall
Glenburn
Montana
Willis Northup
Detroit
Kate Wetheroe
Philadelphia
Baptist Parsonage
Clyde Nefus
Willan von Storch
Nellie
Walter Grifin
Glenturn
California
Workien
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroaa
James P. Dickson
George Mahy
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Lackawanna council officers installed and local events listed
The Lackawanna council No. 54 Daughters of Pocahontas installed new officers led by District Deputy Miss Mary L Howells. North End Athletic Club plans a May 29 social at Weber's rink with music and dancing. Rev C B G Henry is reappointed to the Methodist church for the next year. Local delegations attend meetings and funerals. Foreman W B Owens recovers from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Council
Daughters of
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Mary L. Howells
Prophetess
Elizabeth Heffer
Anna Jenkins
Winona
Lydi Winterburn
Powhattan
James Heffer
Wampum
Ann Marsh
Sadie Richards
Mary Morrie
Mary A. Thomas
Ann J. Robbins
Lizzie Bromfield
Secon
Mary J. Taylor
Eliza Morris
George Evans
Mary A. Williams
Lizzie A. Noakes
Tepee
Sarah Hunt
Kate Becker
Sophia Williams
North End Athletic Club
Henry
Thomas Samuels
North Taylor
Congregationalists
Carbondale
First Congregational Church
John E. Evans
Jousaph Davis
John S. Jones
West Scranton
Tevierville Edge
Knights of Tythias
A .C. Webb
Wilkes-Barre
W. RB. Owens
Olyphant Council Reviews Arch Construction Near May Bridge
A special council meeting approved permission for the Delaware and Hudson company to build an arch under Dunmore Street near May Bridge. Plan shows a three foot road elevation, ten foot arch interior height, and nine foot width with protection for affected property owners. The street committee will meet the company engineer and Mr. Atherton on Wednesday to draft a written agreement. The project supports a narrow gauge railroad between Eddy Creek breaker and a new shaft near Birdseye dam. The Olyphant Minstrels directed by Frank B Perguren will perform at Father Mathew Opera House Friday night April 26. J J Williams of Blakely is recovering at home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reap
Delaware and Hudson Company
Dunmore Street
May Bridge
Jerry Atherton
Atherton
Uredia
Eddy Creek
Birdseye Dam
Olyphant Minstrels
Frank B. Perguren
Father Mathew Opera House
J. Gallagher
Lackawanna Street
B. F. Rebathan
Dalton
J. J. Williams
Second Street
Blakely
Merry Milkmaide” . Com
Peruna praised by multiple Ohio and Wisconsin users
Letters from Adia Brittain Lizzie Brevins Livaie Bloy EF M Sands Maggie Hecker and Mugele Becker describe relief from stomach catarrh and general well being after using Peruna. They credit the remedy with life saving effects and renewed energy. Address Dr Hartman for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adia Brittain
Schitan, O
Lizzie Brevins
We Boliver Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Livaie Bloy
EF. M. Sands
Maggie Hecker
Lake Street
Appleton
Wis
Misa Mugele Becker
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Opera at Mather Mathew House May 10
The St Patrick’s Choir under Professor TW Watkins staged a successful opera on Easter Monday and will repeat the performance at the Mather Mathew Opera House Friday evening May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Diory
TW. Watkins
Mather Mathew Opera House
Methodist services feature local youth group in Beranton
In Moscow last Sunday the Methodist services were led by Mr MebLain with assistance from Messrs Stanton and Long of the Beranton Young Men's Christian Association. My Lai gave a noted address both morning and evening. A solo by Alt. Long and a corner sale by Mr. Stilton opened the evening service. A duet by Misses Linzie and Myra Hamden highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
MebLain
Messrs. Stanton and Long
Young Men's Christian Association of
Beranton
My Lai
Alt
Long
Sola
Mierings
Stilton Gayne
Scranton
Helen Williame
Elmhurst
H. Ll. Galge
Co. EB. Vaughn
LC. Bartree
Hager
Couldsboro
Liv
James Shoemaker
William Hinds
Nellie
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Turnersville
William Ehrgood
Peckville Auction Of Large Store Building Lifts Sale
Clayke Brothers lease the large store building of ston son & Watkine in Sorvanton and plan to bargain the manor of Alay t. Mr and Mrs J Bickler and Dora arrived from Florida after wintering there. The rummage sale by the Baptist church closed with success and thanks were extended to helpers including Frank Brundageton for the stove. Advertised letters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayke Brothers
Sorvanton
Stonson & Watkine
Ana Will Pena
Beaneh
Alay T
Adve
HB Bickler
Dora
Westendial
Florida
Baptist Chinnel
Ab Spenhal
Brundageton
Daliapentan
David Compton
Ales
Lillie Bell Buerte
Nelson Hier
Mr. Ok Sharp
Huegarian
Lineli Ivan
Satheaae
Colonist Tickets Cut For Southern Railway Trips To West
Travel bargains offer half price to California Arizona and New Mexico on Colonist tickets via Southern Railway and Southern Pacific. Departures from Washington on Mondays Tuesdays and Sundays with Tuesday sleeper option. Berth rate is seven dollars with two persons per berth, plus through conductor and porters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Southern Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific Company
Pulluah
Crow Chaves Tl
Hiopkings
Chestnut Street
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Carbondale Department
Wyoming Association
Fessiun
Searon
Foeluck
Tew
UN Jenkins
Min Jen- Ying
Mount Carmel
Lot
Wert Fitteton
Elon
Schwarnedale
Mir Marve
Weleh Hin
Weteh
Arnet
Reve
Parsons
Lutier Cmd
Weomipe Association
Nathipad CC
Chineh
Ulaek
Churel
UW. Jones
Philadelphi
Tau
W. 2. Stacey
Launsford
Eastey Offering
Fred Wright
Opera
Vogel & Deming’s
New York
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Olyphant
Maggie Becker
Miss Evelyn Morse
Moscow
Peckville
Bellavita
Janis VenviTe
T Hodinsons Sons
Pilsner
Academy of
Br Lavinaire
Nationel Agadem
Seta
Newt Bull
Cambaidge
Mies
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