Collective social notes and travel mentions from Eyton to New York
Names and brief movements fill a fragmentary social column. Mrs Rite Conetright visits friends in West Scranton while Mrs Charles Leaday and daughter attend a Charleston exhibition. Several locals plan trips to New York, Charleston, and Clovaston with Mayor W. Go Themphills hosting West Indian exposition events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rite Conetright
Stroudsburg
Weat Scranton
Dion
Santhe Thi Avenues
Charleston
Charles Leaday
Ian
Apenh
Forest City
Rohe Ko Oveteer
Thomesy
Lafayette Street
Funeral of Miss Marshall Held at 741 Quincy Avenue
Services conducted yesterday afternoon for Miss Treve Ann Mianshall at the residence 741 Quincy Avenue by Reverend Joseph Odell of Beyond Presbyterian Church. Alfred Wooler sang My Jesus as Thou Wilt and Asleep in Jesus. Pallbearers were Robert Sykes Charles Tiel Penjamin Evans and Bevan Decker. Interment followed at Dunmore Cemetery.
Walsh Loughney Nuptials at St Peters Cathedral
Kathryn Loughney daughter of Mia Mary Loughney of 616 South Washington avenue united in marriage to Bilwart Walsh of Eynon street at St Peters Cathedral. Ceremony led by Father O Rteilly with wedding march by Prof Schutling. Reception for close friends followed then couple left for the Charleston exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn &. Loughney
Mia
Mary Loughney
Washington Avenue
Bilwart A. Walsh
Eynon Street
Shoelock
St. Peters Cathedral
Trev
Father O'Rteilly
Prof. Schutling
Misa Mary McAndrew
M. P. Lavighney
South
Charleston
Ambition Drives Early Entries in Tribune Educational Contest
Young readers respond with eager ambition as they prepare to enter The Tribune Educational Contests. Despite a two week wait for opening, many have requested instruction books and entry blanks to be ready. Applicants should send inquiries to the Contest Editor at The Scranton Tribune in Seriantown, Pa, for enrollment details and scholarship listings.
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Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Sermiuntwon
Heart Failure Claims Mrs. Foster at 43
Mrs. Joseph Foster of 227 Penn Avenue died early yesterday from heart trouble before a physician could be summoned. She was 43, wife of J R Poster, a permanent man at Chemical No. 1. Survived by six sisters and one brother. Funeral Sunday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Rogers Israel officiating. interment in Dunmore cemetery.
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Joseph Foster
Penn Avenue
Tice
Josephs
John O'Malley
Permanent Man J
Poster
Chemical Company No. 1
Hubert Johnson
Luneshoro
Louis Bedford
Starracein
George Wheat
Peckyllle
Houck
Allen
N. Y
Herman Kimbal
Metthal
N. Yi
Charles Waxman
This City
Richard T. Biker
el Paso
Texas
Rogers Israel
Dunmore Cemetery
Smallpox Sits at Warren Street Case Sparks Quarantine
Joseph Knott of Warren Street was found with smallpox and removed to emergency hospital. His five children and housekeeper face two weeks of quarantine while health authorities worry over the delayed diagnosis and potential exposure to neighbors. No cause explanation yet for the North Beranton cases.
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Joseph Knott
Warren Street
Knott
Lake Lodore excursion season poised for peak sales
Lake Lodore emerges as the top excursion resort for the upcoming season. The location promises a grove, dance pavilion, merry go round, kitchens, boat excursions, amusements, ball grounds, and multiple attractions. Churches and societies are urged to book dates with W. L. Pryor, district passenger agent, Delaware and Hudson Railroad, Scranton, Pa.
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Lake Lodore
Beenie
Lodore
Penider
W. L. Pryor
Delaware and Hudson Millllroad
Scranton
Sale of finer articles and home made ecules at Bleyele ub
A sale this afternoon and evening funds the Nurses' Home at the hospital in oannoo tan with the Tuhnomiinn. Miss Prederici of New York showcases costumes assisted by Master Fan ell, son of a harpist. Tickets available at J De Williams and Sanders RON Dey ea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oannootan
Tuhnomiinn Hospital
Prederici
New York
Master Fanell
J. de Williams
Doane Kan
Sanders
AU Clarks Thorist Coursens Creamery Butty Fresh
A brief notice notes S50 price in boxes and COPo cited as the best substitute Ty coffee.
Missionary Conference Ends With Banquet at Penn Avenue Baptist
A four day Twentieth Century conference in the Abington Baptist area culminated with a large banquet at Penn Avenue Baptist Church attended by about 130 guests. Dr J M Gates and Dr Campbell spoke on missionary work as Rev Dr Campbell urged a renewed Christian faith and active global outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Penn Avenue
Baptist Missionary Effort
J. M. Gates
Baptist Social Union
Baptist Church
J. DD. Thomas
Toronto
Monald
Jesus Christ
Mahie
Luther Keller
Cruimpbell
Campbell
Beelinning
Africa
Asia
Europe
America
China
Japan
India
Baptist Missionary Union Conference Highlights World Outreach
The article reviews a Baptist Missionary Union conference in Boston with Rev Dr A C Mirble as principal speaker. It notes the union’s emphasis on foreign mission work and higher contributions, outlines talks by Mrs Harriet M Jones and Rev F S Dobbing, and cites toastmaster Fletcher Wevlihn. It also covers discourse on Baptist polity by Rev J L Campbell and the need for stronger social church engagement.
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Ing
A.C. Mirble
Boston
Baptist Missionary Union
Wo Omium
Christ
Te. Mabie
Union
Harriet M. Jones
Philadelphia
Baptist Missionary Endeavor
F. 8
Dobbing
Baptist missionary faith and fear in missions
The speaker urged Christians to cast off fear tied to missions and sacrifice, stressing Baptists as a missionary people because the resurrection underpins their faith. He spoke of scenes in a committee room and noted the post resurrection period spent with apostles before ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Ives
Baptists
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Health Breakthrough
An old promotional piece touts Paine's Celery Compound as a spring health booster. It claims the remedy cleanses poison from blood, braces nerves, builds tissue, and restores vitality for those feeling dull and out of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Palme
Rail Tickets Offered for Federation of Women's Clubs Meet
Pennsylvania Railroad announces reduced excursion tickets to Los Angeles for the Federation of Women’s Clubs convention May 1 to 8. Tickets on sale April 19 to 26, valid for return until June 25 after validation. check with ticket agents for rates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs
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Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
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Sik
Moses Mousea
Sailor
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Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
Fersonal
Mes
Leah Damies
Eyton Street
de Viciling In
Walaa Wiest
Mino Street
Connor
College of Purnwey
Hell
Charleaton Expryettin
Mere
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Elureli
Ewing Otter
Waserls
N.Y
Topewell
Providemtic Mogstor
Clyde Lime
Ducleanville
Il Cluvloston
N.C
Miss Marshall
Dr. H
Ware
Tride
Second Moor
France
HK Lily
Conservatory
Corm
St. Peter's Cathedral
Nurses’ Home
AU Clark
tHorist
Penn
the Baptist Social Union
Jo Next
Mable
Pess Avenue
Baptist Ciro
R. F. Y. Pierce
D. D
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Manley
Fletcher Wevliirn
Lev
Albert Thiaiteher Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
J. L. Campbell
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
Americum
Toad
Jong Ape Phiuge
Alto TN Tomer Smivit
Thie Thangqiek
Anigennte Commmlitee
Coursen’s
Fate Hel Hilti
Ag, Seymour, DD
Philadelphiia
Washington
Auare
Paine’s
Health Builder
Los Angeles
Doz
Gibson
Uarke Bros
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Gpruce Street
Masury
House Paints
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
John OD. Boyle
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson
Mill & Grain Co
Providence Road
Olyphant
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, PA
Moosie and
Rushdale
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Orange Gun Powder Electric
Klowtrle
Wading Lista
Safety
Repauno Chemical Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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